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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
Sa;ftte Sbip ArWs.
PORT OF POR7LAND-lsls

Monday, Nav
Arrived brig Smart, Oliver. of Bath, in
40 days from Csdiz-Lefi there, ship Men.
tor, Crsns,on, Just arrived from New,ork ,
ship Frances Henret q, Newhsll, for New
york, next day ship Fl,ra, Lee, for New
London, in 6 day, brig Adaiine Potter.
of spd for Newburypor,, next day ship
William, Ingle, Of Newbnryport. uncertain.
MAY 5-arriyed Schr. Young Cs,her,nt
Holbrooke, master, 4 days from Easlport,
bound to Boston.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
The last N, wpor' Republican," after
mentioning that the Wbsmpoa had been
chased on shore and sci on fire by th,
British, says" the gun.b 'as under th
command of Com phins, go undcr way q
went up as far rs the N. end OF jamestown
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
COLUM BIdN WASHER.

on SMALL HAND WASHING MACHINE,
Jnf receiued BY s. CL0RT, agent for
fbf Patentee, sehange )qreef, Portland.
I'HE utility of thi, machine has been fully
telted IN he touthern States, wheee VA
wards OF $4,000 Of hem have been fold -
Unlike moif s.her inventions of TIN, ma ure.
wafhlng may be done with this mactine with
out injuring the clothes more than l,y rubbing
them with the hands AID one halt the amor,
foap aud hre-wood 10 iaved. Thus me bod Of
Walking is ieis iaboriou. and nos .i.ole o fore
the hauds The machine is irip.e, durable
and cheap :--the pa emf righi for a fam y, and
a machine with lnftruefioLs for u1sg II. being
soiy dollars
f'on toe sSnsyos, ,efommendofieM sbirI Bsvs az.
fssrsd ~ it, Jsvor, tbs fiji -sf 10 yslse5sx
Psasietbia, Jaass,y sE
We the fubfcribers having lateiy pursbafed
and uied FINAL cheap MArhiss iar ws,hinR
eiothe', oomoofed Of holiows and rounds and
calculated - material Improvement Tor watsa
ing by hand. think it beft adapted for It's pur.-
pois, Of any thing of the kind VIII eh ha. ever
come to our knowledge a. il is FINAL. plain.
hmple, eafy and cheap. and greatly facilitates
the laoour without injuring the clothes, or
hands of the perfon who ules il. We would
therefore recommend the purchafe of faid
Machine to our friends and the public James
Cooper Jofeph Walker William Wen, Will
IAN "inof' william kuih May 70.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
Salf at auflnsa.


ONTuEspAY. the iIih May :, 10 e'elots'
~ 4. N, Front of M'Lelsn y Fletcher's Of
fee in Exchange Street Five Believe TOP
Chaife and harnefs--l Gig Sleishs-Sad-
dle., Brides aud supdry other Articles.
Ao-One two hory Dwelling Houfe aud
Barn in Union Street.
one Dwelling Houfe aud Bakers Oven IN
Fore Street, near Union Wharf The whole
being the perionai Properly of the late Mss
Thomas Simonton, Deceafed terms At tbs
time of fale.
s.MLELLAN. & I h.,,;o,,,,s
=, T.FLETCHER
Portland, April rs, 1918.
NOTICE.
HR Truftees of Bowdoiu College are here's
i by nouhed, thar their seml annual meet
ing will be holden at 8runfw,ck, on Tueldaya
the 9Th of May enfulng,at - A M
VIM jerks, Sec, B.s,d T,.6sv.
Bath, April 30
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10

HE Seleelmen of the town of Portland.
give public no.ice that hey have ported
up L'its OF the qua''hed voter IN faid town.
Tor Repreienia'ive. 10 The General Court e
the Commonwealth Of Mafachufetts, a, Mr..
Thomas foifoms lou, iaey kept by Dol.
barnham, At the Name FIRE and Marine In
iurance Once, and at The Office If the fub-
feriber aud slfo thai they Will be in FELTON,
At the office iail mentioned. on Monday, the
10th infant, from toto Ia clock and from
10 6 in the afternoon. and on Tuefday the
I'h from 8 20 10 O'Clock in the forea on, to
receive evidence OF the qualification Of vo,ers
OF aoy of the inhabi, ans of faid town Whole
names may NOT be boroe on iAid lias-
b. o.fc Of fbr Scholars.
d MEL TUCKER, C6si,ny.
Ps,fkasd Nav s. 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10

and what ID very extraordinary, lay there
for above n hour, with a fair sOind. soithOat
proceeding dozn which had IT been done,
IN II probability would have saved the
ship"
dolph, Tia ison, % days from Lisbon On
Sunday about half way between Halifax and
cape.Sables, was DO arded b, the Cnrlew
sloop of war Thi, day A u at ia N.
Cape Ann bearing w BY N. 5 leagues dis.
,ant. was boarded by the Emulous sloop of
war, the boafeing officer informed of the
Ealing from Boston of the President and
Congress ftigates and also informed tley
were seen off c. CD, Sunday a t, steering
Sc the officer of the Emulous also inf m.
ed, that they had destroyed 5 wood coasters
on Saturday, II Cape Ann. winch he re
GREETED very much, but said such wsre
their orders.
My Sd. The ship Wdhelmins, Capt
Wood, IS days from Csd,z Vessels left
II latter than petore reported. April ;, lat
IS, 40 long l. Is, was boarded 10y the phi.
ys,eer schr Cione, of Bsltimore, Richard
Moon. comm uder, who nfJrmed u 1T an
eng emenl, which he had with IN Aige.
rine sioop OF war, of Bs, plngs, coast of
Por'ugall mourning 8 tong nine Founders
,~sst,y lsuts, and Two ,wei,ss, with IS
m. 1.-THE Globe lay along side he hlge.
rine) within pistol shot for three hours,
when the Globe hauled off 20 repair, has-
ing received much damage thu cruiser ~
so made off, not wishing to risqus a second
Uncomfortable Globe received The follow.
ing damage II sho; holes through the
squarsail, l. through the jib, 2 d. flying
jlD. IL do fnresail, IL do mans al. do man
topsail, into the man BOOM and one nlue
pound shot IN the stsrbosrd bow, between
wind and water. Killed none. Wounded
VIM. Dixon-Peter 5 Insve, dangerously.
letter from an anc Ican belonging to
Salem) dated from on board one Of he p.is
on-shiis IN 5arbsdoes, 10Th March last, says
-" Our situation Is extremely dissgreeabie,
owing 10 the cons ant Confinement in SO
small place, and witt so large a number
of men. We have now 2OO men oN board,
and several at the hos. ,ital, where hey mee,
with the &. eatest attention. So far we have
been remarkably healthy; should we not
get away previous 10 the s,ckly months.
which are fast approaching, fear many OF
US will be left here-Our allowance Is, for
~ uou's - lus Roou oreau, IL 10 SAL
oeef or pork, Id. of sweet potatoes, and ss
much wa'er as we wish Tie be d which
we are able 10 reserve, furnishes us with
coffee and sugar. There are now here a
bout 400 mea prisoners of war, some OF
whom lave been here over four months.
We arrived the 18Th Nov, were taken 24th
October. Our government must certainly
know ere this, Of aur being at this place
aud why don't they seud on cartel. as a,
every o,her place we hear from, PRISONERS
have been regularly exchanged we 1--we in
hopes that such may soon be our f.rtune."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
DIX. PORTER.

HAS removed into the houfe opposite Judge
l = F,sfbi.g6s.'', making the corner OF Free
aud Centre ltreet. A light will be over ,he
door a. night
FOR SALE,
Several valuable FARMS and unimproved
Lands, about thirty miles welt from Portland.
Payment made eAfy. or exchanged for Real
Efl1,e in Portland, or a good vedel. Alto
for fale, the half of good two rory Dwelling
Houfe, in a central part Of the town OF Po,,.
land. If May 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
4037 4119

The following gentlemen are chosen Rep
resentatives to the next General Court
Gsha,n --Dsyid Harding, esq. Capt. James
Goldman, Capt. Tanpsn Roby
Bafh-Andrew Greenwood, Abran Ham.
matt, and John NJ. Moody The federal
candidates had 157 votes-democratic, sc !
5,nnswiet-Dayid Dunlap, Esq. Phillip
Owen. lad Henry Putnam, Esq.
Jepshann - ctor Pat,en, Sd.
D1ham-Jo s'ah Burnham.
Harpswesl--Stepheu Puington.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
9Dortlano:
Monday, May 10, 1918.
The Federal Republicans
PORTLAND,

One and all are hereby requested to
meet this Evening at Washington Ne.
ehanic Hall, at half past o'clock. for
the purpose of agreeing upon list OF
Candidates to be supported at the cleo
ton of Representatives TO the Legisla
ture for the ensuing year
N. L. A general and punctual at
tendance is solicited, as the meeting for
the choice of Representatives is to be
holden tomorrow
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
Warrington Hotel.

THE iubfcriber respectfully informs his
\ friends and the pubic thai he has open
ed public Hotel in the houie latey occupied
by Col Durham, where every poAi5le at,en.
ton will be paid to those who will pleaie 10
NAV 10 THOMAS FOLSOM
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
SAILORS WANTED.

4 Rendezvous will be opened this day foe
IA recruiting ten Seanen and ten ordinary
dito,fo 60 on board one ofthe Gun Boats now
in Porumouth, and eIpec,ed to come to ,hs
place as ioou as the crew can be muflered on
board--sesmen'' wages ID i2--ordinaIy D 10,
two months in advance
N b Young men from the Country win
lole no time in calling
~ Stage fare paid to Por,fmouth -
Portland, May 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
NOTICE..

NOTICE |" hereby given, that ffafed meet
~ iug of the Board of Overieers of Bowdoin
College will be holden in the College Chapel
IN Brunfwick, on Tuefdsy, the 9Th of May
mn. at 10 q clock M. EIerciles of the En-.
hibition TO commence al II O'Clock.
JOHN ABBOT, Smy.
BrH./,pi1i, Mey s.. 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
TO LET,

THE Store in middle Street now occupied
1 by Daniel Thuriton, for further informa.
,ioa apply at faid Sore. May TO-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
NOTICE.

HE Trunees of the Eaflern Society for
L promo'ng chriflian order. SC Msiue .
are notified herrhy, that then tenn annnsA
n-e,sns ~ali e loideu In The College ehzpei az
Bfnnfw,ek 90 Hedneiday, oh of May ne1t,
al 6 A M VIVA. JENKs. Sal.
Bah, april so.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10

None Of the English papers make
A'y mention Of the Russian Metw lion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
PENMANSHlP.

yNyM, w. ROCKWELL Writing School,
" 10 removed, oppoGte to M. Dsu,si
7bHJf,ss Store 10 Middle freet. Hours of
tuition are from u to !, aud s TO z, ? n.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10

Inc N. II. g ze,te contrsdicts the re.
port i had published, Of the death of Hon.
"@am Badger, of Chinatown.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10

II has been obferved that the War. which
are now raging IN the world are con6aed to
ehrilfian countr,e'. Why it 10 70 j, known
only to Him whole couplels are great deep;
bur tha' they fpring from ,hofe difpo6;ions of
the mind which are adverfe 20 chr,ifian prin.
ciples, to the ipirit OF the Gofpel Of Peace. all
muil allow
If the great Tyrant Of Europe and his fellow
worker in America, had been poi1eiTed Of this
fpirit, the dreadful havoc which ha. overrun
thar country, would no, have taken place
nor would this have fuffered the dihrefs which
has been brought upon it That havoc and
this dillres have been produced from the /,ms
cauis-a malignant inve'erae hatred, a mall
cicu. temper againfl Eogland
Tha; the authors of the war here, fhould be
upheld by any who cals hinielf chriflian 10
unsccoanta5le II fbsy muff anfwer for their
guilt hereafter at the bar Of God, how careful
ought every one to be to avoid the danger. of
being a psrsaker in il.
1t is generally coa,,uored that the object
of the p,esen, distressing wss, is 10 project
deser,ers from British ssips, who have
been naturalzed in the u S.-bui is this the
rsal cause Is it possible that our rulers
should expose the lives of thousands of our
fellow ci,izens, and subject them TO the loss
OF millions OF their property. for such boon
The destI uc,ion of our commerce and of
our seaport towns, is nothing in their view.
Indeed IL is their wish, If we may Judge
from the speeches and writings of some of
,hem-but why There must therefore he
some other otsect, yet hidden from the pub.
lie eye.-Our situation is truly alarming.
The fourth anniversary of the Bible Soci
ETY. of Maine, was on Thursday last On
this interesting occasion number Of gentle.
men and ladies' assembled at the me rtlng
house of he frs, parish in this town sad had
the opportunity of attending wi,h delightful
satisfaction to the performances which did
honor to those who took part in them.
Their order was as follows -
LIST, Music, (Na,ivi;y)-2 The annual re.
port OF the Trustees, by Oliver Bray, ESQ
3. Prayer by the Rev. Nj. Kellogg a.
H. mn on the Bibles Sermon by the Rev.
Mr.. Nichols, from ID Thessslon,sns, 5. L.
Finally b. ahrer, pray 70, US rha, thr tod Of
the Lord may have f'eeeou Sc. and be g.oy,fed.
even as IL 10 Wih you % Contribution,
>sum collected S70,41)-7. Music-8-
Benedction.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
n e7v. I0rk. ELection.

The election, which is trienniel,
for governor in The State OF New York,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10

TO LEI
A Large two ffory Dwelling Houft, Girs.
4 \ ted in Fiddle Lane. Inquire tS
DANIEL BRAZlER
FOR SALE,
About 30 acre. of good improved Land.
htuafed on Crotch Hand. with q good Houfe
and Barn thereon - For particular inquire az
above IN fe,u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
BOSTON, MAY Z.

We understand that the Hon JAMES
LLOYD, Senator of the Y. States, for
this Commonwealth, has resigned, and
that the Hon. CHRIsToPHER GORE has
been appointed by the Governor aud
Council, TO fill the vacancy thus created,
until the convention Of our State Legis.
lalure.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10

The last week has furnished nothing
luther respecting the Russian Mission
:" commodore Rogers Squadron.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR.

Cum6criand Is Oxford District.
1915 1912
.S:,oag Vts1xi -. Sysax Gerry,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10

THE fnbfcribers. Commiiiioners appointed
by the Hon. Job Melton, to receive and
Examine the claims of creditor. to The enate of
cHAaLRs STRONG,
la'e of Jackfon Town, deceafed. reprefenseA
iniolvent, do hereby eivs public notice, that
further time OF five month. from the twelhh
day of December IAN paft, is allowed the cred.
itors of faid deceafed's eflatr, TO bring ia and
prove their clsims and that we will attend
that fervice at the houie of Andrew Strong.
Fig in Kendu1keag Plantation, on the feconc
Monday in May hext, from one of the clock
till FIX ?. N. on faid day.
y wIoaIai s, CLARK c.--ns,,
Ksayasy Pisafa'i'., <p,Iis, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10

laIure.
mother hny Lost. Of. Il is srdently wished.
that The following intelligence OF the loss OF
Major General Harrison and $50 men,
winch we have copied from tie Aiexand, "a
Gazette osF.idsy last, my prove to De IN
correct
fnport.ns. we learn from credible au-
ihoriiy, that the Post Msster General al
Washington, received ielteI on Wednes-
day last, from he Postmaster at Warren,
in he state Of Ohio informing him, hat The
Inhabitants OF hat town were IN great con.
s'ernslion, in conse q -, nee Of the intelligence
which had just reached thai place, Ut The
total de'truclion, BY the Indians, OF detach.
ment OF $50 Americans, On their march from
forl Dthance to JOIN the army a For, Meigs.
added, that Gen Harrison was with this
detachment, shared tieiF melancholy fate.
IL this painful event has happened, we may
expeci u hear some couf. malory account Of
hmaiew days" N !" Comm Adve,,iser
The National lntelligencer mentions
having seen letters from Fort Neigs
z ot,he N w. Army, dated the
ioth April, at which time all was we'll,
out were in hourly expectation OF an
a'Ack from the British forces.
ihe following paragraph from the Ken
lucky Gazette, a jealous administration
paper, shows how the war current is set.
hng IN tina, quarter
CALLArIN EXILED.
We have heard that letter was re.
es'ssd yesterday, hom Washinylon Cit
!'sla,ing that Albert Gallatin was 20 be
despatched Immediately TO ST. Peters.
%rg, there to meet minister from &
oliain' to enter into negotiations for
pace :!
~ If Mr.. Gallatin resigns the of.
ace OF secretary of the Treasury, We
nave no objection to his going 10 Rus
Ma Or to the =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10

r ANYWAY from the fubfcriber 10 ST..
AZ George, on the 18Th Of January lae.
an iadeE:sd apprentice by the name of Js5s
PlHm~o, about eighteen year, of age i've
feet high, Ugh, complexion, had on when he
went away datk jacket and trowfera here
by forbid all perfon. harbousiae OF srsnips
iaid boy 90 my account
Mo, 10. GEORGE RoBINsoNa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
One Gent ReaQard.

y ANYWAY from the fubfcriber at George.
Az town, an indebted Apprentice, by the
name Of GsoRcK HARTFORD, feventeen years
of age-I therefore forbid any peron or per-
fons from barboring or employing him q,
ihall proieeuie them TO the u mon ne.r of the
la~. Any perfon thar will return the f.id
George Hartford to me fhall receive she above
reward and no charges paid.
WILLIAM FLITNER
Ae,a &c 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
Nes0 Grocery Store.
ELISHA MORSE.

INFORMS the public thar he has taken a
= nore in DrsaIsos Bv,LpIsos, E~.tsa.s-
F,sa, where he Offers for faie a variety Of
GROCERIES, as low a. can be purehAled 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
Screwed HAY

or an excellent quality, for faie on reafoua-
~ BILE term. by DAVID MOVES.
Psesissd, Apya5. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10

Capt. Stow arrived at N. York from
Cadiz informs "that 10000 Britisl
troops were TO sail from that place, 2
March, for Haliiax.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-12
MIR. CHEvEs.

As was to have been expected,
the hon. Mr.. Cheves is denounced
as an apostate. from the pure prin-
eip.es and orthodox practice of the
party to which he profsssedly be-
longs. The " Charleston lnvesti-
gator" charges him with misrepre-
seating the sentiments, aud betrayiag
the confidence of his constituents, in
his speech upon the Merchants
Bonds" and DEGREES his Danish
ment to those shades of oblivion from
whose bourne no politician can re-
turn"
The sentence is awful, but it is
just. He has betrayed a want Of
confidence in executive infallibiiity,
in direct violation of the known aad
established principle, that t" the
King can do no wrong" and is
therefore no longer worthy to be
trusted, with the representation of
so respectable a portion Of his ma
jesty's " most loyal Subjects" He
has shewn total want of feeling fer
the honor and credit Of the govera-
ment, in refusing to relieve its ext
gencies. by the pluader of use
less and obnoxious class OF its ci:i
zens -he is therefore unfit to play
a part in times like these, Which
g try mems principles" He has
dared to be honest in the zcorSi OF
tiaes. and wilfuliy followed the die
tates Of his own conscience, iD t!rer;
opposition to the general sc'.'e'
of the prevailing policy. and in ma
nifest contempt Of the sacred right
of L" instruction" For so gross an
outrage upon the character Of the
times, and so wide departure from
the course prescribed by his consti-
tncnts, he merits and must receive
their strongest Interpretations"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-12

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
fRetortsd tor the .hleraad'ia Gazrre.
Proceedings OF SATURDAY,
ccA7INUED
After Mr.: Clay (3peaker) had con
Guided his remarks, Mr.. QUINCY
rose, and to those Of them which
were directed personally to himself,
made the following reply:
MR. CHAIRMAN,
/ do not rise to reply to the re.
marks of the Hen. the Spc;.a.:-.. " no,
it seems. has descended tro!n the
chair, il order to do hat, pnich no
ot;:ar member Of this House WAS Ell
ther willing to undertake. or was
deemed competent 20 perform. l
should blush for myself. and for the
caod and wise, the only portion OF
this community Of whose applause l
am ambitious, could 1 deera reply
necessary. AS public man l never
expect. Inever wish. any other or
further influence than what results
from distinct principles, and those
principles emanating from Known or
proved facts. He who refutes those
principles, or disproses those facts.
has nv honor. He who misrepre-
sents or mistakes either the one or
the other, has my pity or my con-
tempt. according to the proportion Of
imbesility of head. or corruption of
heart. which enters into the cause
Of such mistake. or misrepreseata
ton. l cannst put myself upon the
level Of retcrt. That. in my obser-
vations. l did not pass the fair limit
of parliamentary discussion. is OBJ
vious from this. that the Hon. the
Speaker himself, then presiding in
this House, neither stopped me him,
self, nor permitted others.to do it.
when it was attempted. So far al
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-12
BANK OF ALEXANDRIA,
January 8.

DICEABER II, i8IZ
THE Stockholders in tie Bank oi ~
lexa:.dria are hereby notified, tia, On
election Of nine Directors for the ensuing
year, will be held at The court house, III
his town. on the third Monday (ihe
isih) January next. /
J. L. McKENNA, Cartier.
December 81 o3teotlSJa
Mr.. Davis. in Richmond, and
Mr.. Heiskeli, in Winchester, are re-
luested to insert the abeve in their
newspapers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-12
For Sale

Il: his Store, i2,yer end u Prince Street,
- bzr4els OF Raa &-!ala4c gIeci..u1,
and y York pipen Arpiss-
soft shc!;ed AlmendsjH D&ss or retail
Excel Mt Batter il tirc;ns OF retail.
Oaior aac ma. ksr Baskets.
Loa, s brown >ugar, Cofiec and Teas
Vim, I'D sarn TO, kings aid Mitte,,s
,helaark Nuts
80 bushels Of excel ent Potatoes.
81 bushes lurAips.
Spanish Scg4rs in boxes.
Caveadish Chewing Tobacco. with a
number OF other Groceries
A. Willis.
January Il ST.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-12

every Oouvs tucSe Watt1ofs ua'S
fought with such good will and cou.
rage, that they could not be exceed
ed by their comrades, the old soldi-
ers, and they have distinguished
themselves in a particular manner
in columns, with the bayonet, under
the direction of their brave leader,
Senator Bibikoff. We have few
killed, but many wounded, and the
more from its having been almost
impossible to keep the men back in
column, from their eagerness to
throw themselves into the enemy's
batteries and lines.
&" There is also a report Of the 2Ist
of October, by lieut.. general count
StriugeIi. detailing the particulars
ofhis engagement with the corps OF
Macdonald on the left bank of the
Dwina. having fallen in with the e.
neny on the 9TH near the river VI
chateh. He drove them in concert
with the count Wittsenstein within
four Versts of PoIotzk, at the same
time that count Wittgensteia storm
ed that place. The extreme dark
Ness Of the night prevented further
proceedings; without counting kill
ed or wounded, general Stringeii
made one colonel, one staff officer.
81 other Officers, and 500 non-com-
nissioued officers and privates pri
soners. The lieut.. general speaks
ia the highest terms Of commenda-
ton ofthe assistance he derived from
the able exertions Ofmajor general
phOx.'
Altoona newspapers Of the s0th
arrived from HeIigo,and, state that
great alarm prevailed in Warsaw on
account OF tie advance OF the Rus
slams in the rear Of the French. The
barriers had been shut, and a procia-
nation issued to quiet the minds Of
the people by count Stanislaus Potoc-
III. the president.
The London Courier OF Novem-
her 9. contains the following para
graph.
" The following gentlemen have,
it is said. been appointed American
commissioners for the care of pro-
perry captured under the flag of the
United States, prior 70 the issuing
Of letters Of narque: G. Long. Esq.
4. Wedderburn, Esq. - Row. Esq.
- Hancock. Esq. and DR.. Baina-
BY"
November IL.
Private accounts state. that Joel
Barlow is actually on his way to Mos
COW.
General Sarazin, who lately left
this country for Hcligoland. has hir-
cd vessel at that place, for which
the captain is to receive sol. to land
rim il Sweden.
We learn that there are between
50 and 10 sail OF American ships. all
iVaded with hemp. sal! cloth, taiIow.
iron and ether Baltic produce. bound
10 -a;ncrica, now at Gottenbnrg!i. to
which port they ran, 10 put them
selves ua:er the protection OF ncu-
tra;ity. as s0nu as they heard of the
declaration OF war b. America a
sainst this country.