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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-28

Between GAIUs & TITus, on Political Sub
jects!-applicable to the present state of
things.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-28

- y FN'I''FE = ~ ~. 1'E'F'''f
seamen have taken advantage OF that Law !;
and by heyary have procured projections,
by which they have passed for American
citizens,
L. The best institution may be abused.
The existence ofthe act Notwithstanding, j.
full evidence that the American government
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-28

Gaius. Well. neiglhbor Titus, how do
times so with your The aeace harfy must,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-30
TRANSACTIONS

From Lisbon tahsrs 10 tie l5M Dnay.
ALIcANT, April 81.
Al Xatiya there are 700 French IN
+ tho hospirels.
GRENADA, April 81.
Valencia will soon be ileed from the
French.
Gen. 0'Donncl was expected at Car
ceres on the l7th, with bis ARMY.
JAES. -1prii 80.
The Spanish army Will nave in the
direction of Alanchaperro., 10th April
Part Of tic artillery Of the army have
passed through this phase. Tn. &c.
'nsindcr, which is ia Bnits.n, will move
Is soon as the read j.. pa,ssbic.
SEVILLE, May |.
The army Of reserve VIII leave his
place on the fourth or sixth instant Tor
Estrernndura.
CADIz, Mnvss.
In the action wiiha division oil The enc
my, composed OF 1900 srenadier. Of the
Imperial Guard ubder Con. Gauain, on
the 27th Of March, 634 prisonei, were
taken byGeneral Nina, the res, Left dead
upon the field OF battle. The General
only escaped by the asetnes OF his horse.
May s. g
The most probable calculation qpor
the power with which LORD " ellington
will commences the c.mpaisn il Css,ile,
make. 1t consist OF 1890 Engliah and
Portuguese, and 10000 Spsn.a;ds.
CoRUNNA, May4.
A report has been received by The
Governor from Gen. Nina, OF the roate
OF \ French diyisiep composed If | o $50
men, in their march towards Castro Or.
diaIes, with considerable convey OF pro-
visions and ammunition, in which thr
enemy lost 5000 in killed, wounded and
prisoners, together with three pisces OF
cannon, and she whole convoy compsses
ofsso wasEous
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-30
NORFOLK June 26.
HAMPTON TAKEN.

The enemy made 40 movement o!
importance until Yesterday morning.
About five O'Clock the British made
an attack by land and wafer upon
(, Hampton. Ons party lan,led about
five miles above that place, while a.
neither proceeded directly by wsier.
Our information is derived from Il
person who saw what passed from
this side Of Hampton Roads. He
ststes thu, the firing was kept up for
one hour and forty-fYe minutes.
whes il ceased, and he distinctly saw
the barges row into the creek and
land at Hampton. The firing from
the fort ceassa with that Of the
muskstiy. We cannot state what
became IF the troops stationed there,
bat it istc he hoped they have es,
capped. Tie force was az We under-
stand, between six and eight hsntlred.
Two houses we're set on fire BIZ
the rockets, hut our informant thinks
the fire was eXtiDsuished.
The enemy has made no move
msnt since the attack on Hampton,
noticed in the preceding article :
Eor have We any direct information
from that place concurrent evidence.
however induces ua TO believe that
il has fallen into the hand. Of ,h.
enemy, but under what cirsumstan-
,ccs We are unable TO state.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-30
The French abandoned Toledo on the
9th of Mny, at 5 A. M. "
From Lisbon ha,,fr. to The I'm alt.

From Lisbon fafsers to.fhe l7fh Mf. s
The campaign in the N. w. of Spain
had not commenced; but preparations
~ere actively making for II; and the
first battles are expected to pc IN the
vicinity of the Douro.
CApIz, May 9.
The e1emy lost more than 1000 In
the battles in Valeneia on the ith, 18th,
snd 18th ult. The English lost about
900 men kiiled and wounded, among
whcm were several officers.
May g.
Our troops Of the Cd army, and the
French troop. under Suchet, remained
in nearly the same pssitions as at the
last d,;e. The English occupy the port
Of A!bxida. Suchsr is gone to the city
Of Valencis.
The Duke Of Parque is sppointedAm-
ba.ssdar to LONDON, Count FernanNanes
10 Sweden.
FRENADA, May s.
Ii 10 believed we shall open the cam.
paign with about loo, 600 troops.
Tas French have. about $4,000 men
opposed to Lord Wellington.
Lord Wellington, in letter dated
Msy S, mentions his resolving inteili.
gencc of the battles in tho Province OF
V.lencis, but not the sficial account
Hs attributes his not having the detail'
to The allied army beipgi pursuit OF su'
ehet.
A treaty of alliance has been conelud.
ed between the Spanish Regency and
Sweden.
The Senior Prince Of Orange has ar.
rived in England from Sweden.
Andrsossi, as Ambassador from
France, had his first audience OF the
Grand Signior. Q, Coustannnople, March
SO, and WAS well received.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-30
The Fourth Of July 1919

i VII. members OF the Washington
Il Society of A'exandria are hereb,
no'ihed, that an Anniversary Meeting oil
Tie said society will DC held a, 1'riplelt'.
Hotel. 10 Alexandra, on Saturday, ,he
third day OF July hext, a, 10 O'Clock A
NJ. The sScivty will move in pspee.-
son at i2 O'Clock 20 the Pre,byterian
Church, where an Grafton will be deli
vered by Waham II. FNzAugh, E.g.
BY the Standing committee.
G. DENEALE, See'ry.
June IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-30
lust Received for sale
ny ANTHONY RI. DIS,

IL
Boxes Of Domes;ic Gochs, con-
tainins Rsdtickipg, Shs msrays, GiEg-
hams, Ptaids and Stripes, ShaNels
s Cotton Threads, few pieces Of fine
qu.li,y S:tiectls aliSed coiors, black
sna drs6coicsea sSpcrfne Cloth, cot
ton Shirting.
IN STORE.
Cotton Twist white and cclcred
Mems and Women's 6ne and coarse
Shoes
Mcas' fine aud co.rse Hats
Sa,lsles aud Trunks
&C sags of first quality Chewing To-
baccc, long fWiss
= 90 kegs OF Peari-Ash
30 pieces blue India Cotton
Cotton, Candles and Groceries as
usual June %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-30
Fresh Fruits.

THE subscrlhet has Just returaef
Z from New York and ITS trough.
with him for ,aic-i.cmons, owccl O.
ranges, TamarlG ds--anl from Ph.ia
s.eiphia Z parcel OF Market Baskets.
different sizes.
IN STORE.
Sugar by thc Barre, Whiskey by DO
iresh Te-s. hrst quality Caven,lish
. Chewing Tobacco, together with Raj
SINS, Almonds and Groceries .. Usual
Abel Willis.
I,,pe 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-30
Herring Seine 'Ewine.

herring oC!iiC Ivy AtN.
Jxsf received q FOR SALE,
4 s case. Herring Seine Twiae s'lpe-
r;or quality .-Cameron Street War,
George Coleman.
= ~ STORE.
Lisbon,
Turks Island, SALT.
Grouad Album, J
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Sheetihgs
Cork for Seines,
Tanners Oil in bbls. and half bbls.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do. in tierces and h5!s.
! Rrimstane in bhls.
\ Mess No. and Boston Bees, bbls'
and half b5ls-
Do. prime Pork, bbls.
pb.s. Tar, RESIN, Turpentine and
Pitch.
April :.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-30

June 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-30

Wanted to hire or .pur
chase, ssber, steady Negro Man, .h.,
understands. COMMON Gardening and
taking care oi Horses.
T.. CURE IF fhe Printers
June 90 St
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-30
#RECEIVED

aRECEIVED
5y Schooner 1isiinda, from Boston, and
Scar. Regulator, from Near York,
a complete assortment of SHOES, OF
al descriptions and fashions.
In Store,
Gotten, Window Glass, Raven. Duck
Fine Soaps, Spanish Horse Eit:o$.
4 Trunks.
E. Gilman.
July % esstlaw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-30
aALExANDal.
WEDNESDAY, J,n.

.hh 7Ea1 AGE 4 Bc0, ., >, .
si' EeaM AND rRss.v,sr'
MEssRs. SNowDEx sc.
You vii! fadin the .,.,,
tabius No. 5, psbll.hedi il ~, ~
The doctrines advanced ,,s
cd inappiicabls new and :. :,
a people wishing to pr.,.r,.
dom-and the prediction =.
! sed relative to The i,,,s :,
Revolution has been tusv
A FREEHo
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-30
loseoh Vaudeville,

Cor4er q giss e FGisfac~sfree1s,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
ar wsoLEsAEs AND Rss<IL,
Teas-gunpoUdeF' I'M
20 qr. coss's perial, dyson, Tyson ss'h'
=, 80 boxes young hyson * souchong
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee q
2e,ooo lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
los hhds , New Orleans & MQscovaao
So Bbls Sugars
Y,oeoslbs Pepper
20 hhds retailing Moirs'es - =,
5 pipes, half pipe. aud 6 qr sasSs l. +
Madeira
pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Shcrry
6 do genuine old Port
.4spipes Red Catalonia
20 casss choice Ciaret-
bdus, I2 half pipes Malaga
pipes, 6 half pipes and 20 qr'.casks
ieusriie
is pipes real Cogpac Brandy
pipes Gin
90 punchecns Wcst-Inaia Rum
IS puncheoas and 20 bhls New England
Rum
10 hbis Peach Brandy
Is 10. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
8 bids. Cherry Bounce
so dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
30 bales Cotton
500 10. Bengal Indigo
600 10. Bright Msdder
Coco ID. Gosaen & observation-disclosures
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmcss, Cloves, Cassia. Pr
men,o, race and ground Ginger,Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rieo,peas,
Barley. Mustard. Oil in battles and Casks,
Wine -and Cyder Vinegar, Glsuber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap. Spermscni mould and Dipped Can
Dies, maeoanha. rspfse aud scctchSnuHs,
chewing tobacco, Starch Fig Blue, Salt
Ps,re, Arnot.e, Alum, Ccpneras. Brins
stone, Gunpoosler, patent Shot, Flints,
Hs;rDowder, Sifsers, Cigars, Demiiohns,
Wrapping Paper aud Irvine, Corks,
Bod Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, &c.
sc.
~ q. SO bushels fresh warranted
CgrgsEn SEED.
March s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20

Why have not the Portland Militia
gone into the Forts as they are eVaoaa-
ted by the troops oil the L. ). is ques-
ton frequently asked. One answer is
this: we understand the L. 5. Officer
commanding, has no authority to admit
them when commanded by their officers.
True it is, few have done duty in the
forts, as volunteers, but not as militia
men and when the service was render
ed in person, they are deserving of
thanks. But ii is a fact, when there is
a chance for a little fighting, or even
standing guard, our :" sacred honour,
lives * fortune" men are not very ready
10 volunteer even for the protection of
their own fire sides.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
L5p ti)e Qeails,
PENSACOLA. LILLY a7

PENSACOLA, JULY IT.
There was comfortable alarm
here on the 23d. Three hundred
Indians, who had come to demand
the cutomary preients, raifed the war
whoop againit Penfacola, becaufe
they were not fupplied with what
ever they chofe to demand The
larm did not, however, continue
more than three hours; for the troops
and Inhabitants being imme diateiy
put under arms, and the cannon
planted in the streets, the Indians be
came paci6ed, and confented to re-
ceive what was offered them, ard
departed, pronifing to be friendly
The planters diitruiting their prom
ifes, have lief, their homes and re-
paired to this place for fafety. The
ftuation of Mobile is worte than
ours, as the Indians appear deter
mined tn commit hostitstie agalait
the Americans.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
NEW HAVEN, SEPT. IA.

A British frigaIe and sloop OF war
passed llis city on Monday evening the
OH inst they proceeded up the sound
to within about SO miles OF New York,
where they captured a number oil coast
ers. bu, to what amount Is not yet
known he paoke, Augusta was cha.
sed on Tue sday evening last BY one oil
the ,endets, but made hei escape.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
Commonwealth If Massachusetts.
GENERAL ORDERS.

Heqd Quarters, Boston, Jniy Sd, 1919.
WAR having been DIT clared by The
government of the United States again st
Great Britain and ireland, and the de-
pendences thereof, the Commander in
Chief calls upon the Militia of Massa
chusetts duly to notice the solemn ana
interesting crisis, and eXhoris them to
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
NFw.YoRK, SEPT 3,

4 faxnot contemplated BY the vOar 'nen--We
are informed ,hat -four IS now selling IN
Virginia a, four dollars the barrel before
the war The price wss nine-Hsre, there.
fore. is tax on the Former OF hse dollars
on barrel of flour, laid by the present adj
m;nistrs,ion--Ti is tax IS not one ot the
number reported by the committee OF ways
and means, of course il viii not be found
among the tax Laws
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
VERnOAT ELECTION.

In 81 towns the Federal Gam since
the last el.o,icn is l9l4
Ertraet ofa letter UiHdSor, 5ctt. Ia.
" In edition TO the returns published
in the Washingtonian, we have heard
of tour changes in the House oil kepre.
senta;ives from democracy 10 federalism
making in all %, which will give me
iederalists a majority in the joint ballot
oil both houses, should the Council De
democratic F"
Since the u troops have completed Their
10 ing e.mpsIgnIn Vermont, the' are San
rei slrng 10 The Fighting campaign on the
DO. ders OF l. Ike Lh.mtiaine
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
NEW YORK, SEPT. Is.

Latest from ong-Isiond Sonnd-By
a passenger in a small sloop from New
London, which place lie left last Satur-
dav morning, we learn that there were
off New London two 74's * irisate, &
that he passed ia the sound, between \.
london and Y Haven, alao three ships
of war, with 90 sloops, their prizes in
company one of which was on fire.
he sound is now free for market boats
as usual.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
ErirGct ola icfler from Burlington, an
dr. da.e II The l2th n8t-

=" On Wedne sday lat, Gen. Parker
lett this place with all the artillery, and
ahous 1900 inlantls-our floliiia &C
companied him Reports say they
arc destined for Isle aux Nolx 'oops
are daily marching 10 support him.
The campaign appears TO have COM
menced in this quarter-I he events
are very doub lul. "
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
Mr., SHIRLEY.

Mn. SHIRLEY,
BY re.publishing the following Gen.
eral Orders of His Excellency Cover
nor STRONG, issued soon after The dec.
laralion of war, you will much oblige,
al least one, who is an inhabitaot OF
PORTLAND.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20

On Wednesly las, duel was Tough, N
tie ,s,ghbourhood Of Fort George, by Dr..
Sbo, mSkeF ard caplsin Heron, 1t the l6s
.egimeni--Tte fa-mer was killed at The
frs f.e-Ihe Doc,o, gave the ehsilenge
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
Extract ot letter 10 gentleman in Aba
nv, dated Secket's Harbor, Stht. IL.

ErfTncf ~ Ntfef 10 StHteHtdf IN "'''u-
ny, dated Seeket's Harbor, SttH. IL.
An engagement, took place be-
tween the Fleets yesterday. The firing
tby broadsides] WAS distinctly heard here
Tor some hours.
"a boat ifam Great Sodns arrived
here this morning, AND brings inlorma-
ton that some guns were heard ON the
oh and again on the morning OF the
10th. That they appeared to have been
fred about the centre OF the Lake, and
i, vas evidently = running Eight. len
minutes before II II became sta
lionary and incessan,, and SO continued
until about 5
q he wind is now brisk from the
West and will probably bring advices
OF the resul,
The battle was fought between the
isle Of Jouli and tresqu' isle, on the y.
shore OF the Lake"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
Extract Of letter from Ndntz, dated
5uH IT,

The Englifh have fent an Ambaf-
fador to the Congrefs, this will put
an end to the fales until the reiult Is
known although every one believes
it pofiible to make general peace,
yet fuch is the great caution of the
merchants in this country, that none
will fpeculate. The duks of Dalma-
tia (Soult) has gone into Spain, and
it is faid intends to riik a general &C.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
FRENCH EXECUTION.

The Paris Moniteur contains the
following article 4" Under the De-
cree iilued on the 9th April 1899, on
the fubiect of naturalization, ipe
cial Court at Paris, ON the 18th OF
June, condemned to death M. jo-
sEPH DARGUiNEs, % years ct age
born at Aries, but who had retire
into Spain with his parents when he
was Ia years OF age. He had obtain
ed The rank OF Lieut. Colonel In the
Spaniih fe rylce, and in ihat quality
he fignsd the capituiation Of The gar
rifon of Figucras.- M. CbaPpean Ls-
gra7de, his council, urged In his de-
fenfe, thar the law was not apPlica-
bic to thote who hsd been naturali
zcd Anterior TO the iiTuing of the dc.
cree, bat the judges declared, that no
fubject coula withdraw himielf from
the allegiance he Owed TO his oove-
reign, and that no letter of paturali-
zation obtained from a foreign gov
ernment could be pleadeJ by one who
had borne arms aga,nlt his country,
and incurred the penalty OF treaion.
The pri(oner was ordered for execu-
ton" -
IHam6ure.-It fcems that nothing
fhort Of the ruin of this i'll fated city
will latisfy the revengefni fpirit of
BosApARTE.-The 1 9TH infant was
the day fixed for paying the hrtt IN
(talment of the contribution levied on
the merchants, but not Franc was
paid, the enormou, demand OF the
French Government. The COME
quence was. that Davolf immediate
ly carried nto execution the private
orders If his matter, and arreitcd and
fenr to Paris as hoitages, thirty four
of the mott Respectable merchants of
Hamburger. --.Amsng thofe are Mehrs
O6 De Cbaprawouge, M. 7. Hertz,
2. III. Sebukt, Yoa Gwgen, Lubbe,t,
Wetpbaien, Be,en Rogfn, faeo6 III
bert, Hertz, (of Kecksebey and Co.'S
S. d. Cruger, L. II. Waiact, N. ~
Heqnsn, lNeyer of Fodder Karitent,
and George Workman this lait
Gentleman is at leait 30 years OF age,
and is much afflicted with the govt.
The celebrated chief of the Hanfeat-
ic Legion, Mr.. Zen He4E, has farrih-
ced his property, in order to effect
his perfonal elcape. If this brave
man has not already reached Eng land,
his arrival may be daily expected and
will doubtless be hailed with thoie
fentiments which IRE due TO the pat
riotilm he has 70 honorably and gal
lantly displayed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20

At ST Petersburg, Berlin, and ev-
cry other quarter, the prevailing ami
notify againR the French has caufsd
great dihatisfaction to be cxproiled at
the Armiitice, which, however the
better informed look upon as likely to
confoidate the ftrengtb of the Allies,
and ultimately enlure their triumph
over the enemy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
99ortlano:
MONDAY, September 90, 1878.
I9mrs or Hie Lakes.

I6drs or Me Lakes.
The accounts from Sacket's Han Dor
are TO The 9th instant, two days preri-
GUS firing had been heard on the Lake
lis object or consequences is not known.
On the 9Th, long and rapid cannon
aiding WAS heard a, G.. Sodus, vas con-
j,ctured to be a general engage ment be.
tween the Am. and BIB. squadrons
Some skirmishing had recently &C.
cured al fort George
Col Ripley with his 1900 men had
returned 10 Sacket's Halbor, The move
ment was only feint
The British in the vicinity OF Fort
George had been reinforced from
Kingston.
Mr.. Madisop's Improbable expert
ment of seeing which can do the other
most harm, (as it respects the y. States
and England, is now in full operation |;
burn sink and destroy is the order oithe
day, on both sides. One common late
awaits ships. briggs. schooDeis, sleeps,
and even Che6acco boats /; several oil the
latter have been burnt of this harbour,
the last week, by the Young Emulous,
A person who was on board the Y. T..
asked the Captain oil her, if he thought
il was an honorable mode OF warfare 10
destroy the fishermen ; he replied, :" 1t
was mess OF our own cooking"--thai
is, the Government of the u ). have
declared war, and this is the fortune
OF It.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
foreign gUselilgei,ee.
NEWPORT, SEPT. II.

Arrived fbip Citizen, Allen, OF
New York, 81 days from Llibon.-
with London papers to the 18th July.
The lalt reports from Spain were,
that Gen. Hill had loft two regiments
that Soult had arrived at Bayonne,
ilIIued a proclamation, ard reiumed
the command of the French armies.
The " Times" of the 18th July,
gives Proclamation by the King of
PrulTia. dated from Konigfberg June
Il, wherein he aates, that it was the
French that fra propoied the armii-
,ice and (Which is of more confe-
quence than this formality) that the
ufe which his Majeity means to make
of it, i, only to afford time for the
national efforts now put forth to OBJ
tain thrir full vigor, in order that
his people may be enabled "to con-
quer their Independence We find
by another proclamation in the fame
paper, that the q vernon of the coun-
try between the Vlitula and the Ruff
fan frontier, is actually obliged to
calm the public indignation on ac-
count of the Armiltice, by an assur-
ance that it will not lead to peace,
but to the renewal of more pow
erful and energetic warfare
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
II vaiuablc Farm far JaLc

Z OR fate valuable farm Gtuated in the
4 Town of Lib a. couaty of Lincoln abous
thirty mile, IRON Portland aud twenty from
z. IA, ontaining three hundred Acres Of land.
part of which i, under high cuurvation. with
a new Two flo'y dwelling houie. large Barn,
and thrifty young orchard. SAID fam l. lie.
IA ed wi,hu few rods of An excellent @. iifs
Mil, Saw Mill aud Carding Machine, and
within two mile, OF Mayalis Factory add un-
gueiiion.biy one Of he hen in he c. UNITY d
would be fold with the Rock Qay thirty head
Of Cattle aud about IF y lhrepj farming uien-
hls and the crop, now on it aud poGef1ion
gwen ir,medistely-F tenn, which will be
liberal, enquire of MIR. rBomAs CIA3k a.
Ps,flasd, OF NArHasIsI EaMss, on the pre-
miles. l3w) Js,y IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
9Dortla
Lafe from France.
NJ ,nday, July II, 1878.

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Tuefday Ian arrived at this port the Letter
Of Marque feb. Th:ftle, Crowcll of N York, 80
days from Bordeaux, bringing French papers
Of that place to May the Goth, and Paris
dates of the 10th. Tranha,ions from rhefe
papers, of the principal articles of pforma-
ton will be found under the head of Foreign
Intelligence in this paper. There can be no
doubt but what fevere battle ha. been Tough,
between the Ruflians and PrufTians and the
French army under b. apar 6, aud that The
latter remained in pof fIi1u of the Geld Of
batle 10 true, alto bu. he French accounts
does not fay that The allied force. wee COM
PEELED TO retire--they do not mention one
Gandard or . 6ngs piece # cannon, tho
lhey fay they made many ihoulAnd pri oners.
The account Jays he lois Of the RufIiaus and
PufIiars may be eitiniaied at IS or 5000
10 K, led aud wounded, and that the french
LOFT 10, 90. The village of Kaia was ;akcn
and re, aken feveral time, and from this place
iii aated the Ruff ms we driven 'eague
and a half Every one whc have attended
TO The ma ure of he French hafemens, Knows
how much they are in the habit of exagger.
a,ing the iofe. of afir opponents and con-
cezing her own -bu' in VIVA battle before
sh, did B napa |. eve sek ioSledge so great
aof. From he c,rcumtauces mentioned,
we'd not he ieve hat BanaPar;e has much
to boaa of in the felui If this affair.