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Joseph Vaudeville,

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$50 bbls Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
70 bids retailing Mclasses 80
s pipes, s half pipes and or casks l.
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s do genuine old Port
q pipe. Red Catalonia
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2 butts, IL half pipes Malaga
spipe., s half pipes and 20 Or casks
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pipes Gin
90 puncheOns West-lndia KUN ;,
X nuncheons and 40 bbls New England
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500 gallons Old do.
8 hhis. Cherry Bounce
50 dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
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20 bales Cotton
900 ID Bengal Indigo
500 ID Bright Msdder
5000 ID Goshen & Observation-Disclosures
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Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
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edge the receipt Of your letter Of
this DAYS date, and as do not WISH
to detain lieut.. Hedges. the bearer
Of YOUR flag, will do myself the
honor of replying to your letter TO-
morrow by flag Of truce.
Ihaye the honor to be, sir, your
very humble servant,
THOMAS Nj. HARDY. Capt.
To Major Case commanding
the troops in the Z, States
service at Sag Harbor.
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R.yper returned to London yes
terIay. and the stake of 400 guineas
was paid by Mr., Jackson. Captain
Barclay has pronounced the winner
to be the earnest runner he ever saw
and be gave him 20 guineas.
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From a Mohtrtaihahe,.
Head. Kingston,
aOlh July, 1915

boSh oSeS5 WV
The commander Of the forces has had
under his consideration the report Of a.
board of officers, Of which brisadier se-s
neral Vincent was president, assembled
By his excellency's orders, at the head
Quarters Of the centre division of the ar.
INV of st. David's the aotb July. 1872,
for the purpose Of considerlngthe cialn.
Of the Indian warriors, in regard to head
money for prisoners Of war brought in
by them: and to the 2ropriety OF some
provision being made for those who may
he disabled on service. With view to
soften and restrain the Indian warriors
in their conduct towards such Ameri.
can. as may be>made by them prisoners
of war--his excellency is pleased to ap.
prove of the following arrangements,
submitted by that board, and directs the
same may be acted upon--viz:
The proceedings of council with
the several Indian warriors, assembled
at the Forty Mile Creek, on the 27th vi.
timo having been presented to the board,
j, j. Of opinion that upon the subject of
head money upon prisoners Of war bro's
in by Indians, allowances should be made
to them for each prisoner brought in a.
live, of Ave dollars
The board Is of opinion the following
rates of pensions are sufficient
To chief for loss OF eye, limb, or
receiving wound equal 10 loss Of limb
loo dollars per annum, in msney or
presents.
To warrior for loss Of eye, limb, or
receiving a wound equal to loss of limb
10 dollars per amman, in money or
presents
To the widow or family of a chief xiv.
ed in action. or dying of his wounds. a
present of 200 dos. in money or goods.
To the widow or family of a warrior
killed in action or dying of his wounds
- present Of 40 dollars in money or
goods.
The board is of opinion the Indians
ought to be entitled to prize money for
the capture of Detroit in the following
proportions
CAiefs as Su6akers... Warriers az mi.
vates.
The head money for prisoners Of war
b ought in by the Indian ~arriors,is to
be immediately paid by the commissa.
les, upon the certificate Of the general
"fficer commanding the division with
which they are acting at the time.
EDWARD BAYNES, Adj. Gen.
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= From, the Frederick Town Herald.
AMBITION.

AMBITION.
BY W. BIGATELLE.
O! when will the SABBATH OF Peace sho"
it's glory! F.
And harmony chant at the buriei Oh
Wal!
How long shall the lap of poor Earth DC
thus CORY
And nations be deaf with the cannon
loud jar!
How lonp shall The exlles from Eden's
blest bowers
Despise the amnesty which Heaven
supplies,
And rage in mad combat, while Mer-
cy's mild hours -.
Would light their return to the oliss
of the skies!
thus f ndIy cried, as | wandered De-
holding
Cotoctin's blue SUBMITS communln S
with clouds;
While nights silver grandeur was sio"
ly unfolding
And stars 6ipd their temple in gem
meous crowds.
Mine eyes which were full OF compass
sion's soul.peCtar,
Spontaneously fx'd on those heraids
Of truth;
I fancied they said that their sovereign
director;
Did ever regard the emotions OF truth
With elnquence lucid, as their sacred
lusre,
They answered, I thought, my i'm
FASHIONED cry
heard from brightly conspicuous
cluster
This voice of wisdom-the truth oil
the sky.
As long as ambition shall tenant
mans bosom;
"Wnh spirit anhallow'd and maniac
lust,
The fairness of Earth shall be ras'd BY
Wars bosom;
"The glorious olive be tramPPd In
dust.
This monster with rapture beholds the
heart streaming,
"In torrents, to buoy his gorgeous
throne,
Which floats on an ocean OF blooo'
darkly cleaning
Gas burst the dread fash amid slaugh'
ter's wide groan.
"Columbia look back thro' the Vista
OF story
"Be taught by the horrors that CROWD
on your sight,
"See Europe !-abhor curst Ambitions
false glory,
"a comet that glares on distractions
black night
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King aud Fairfax Streets for the Gro
cerv business it is an excellent stand
Enquire of
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las Kennedy, Jr.
w,shc, 70 purchase Oils of Pennyroy'
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a large quantity before the end OF oc-
tuber.
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morrow by flag of truce.
I have the honor to be, sir, your
very humble servant,
THOMAS NJ. HARDY. Capt.
To Major Case commanding
the troops in the {. States
service at Sag Harbor.
His Britannia .Majcsty's ship Rant
lies, Gardner's Bay dug. q.
s1R-As it was late yesterday at:
ternoon, when l had the honor OF
receiving your letter Of the ESD INST
requesting the release of Joshua Fen
| nv. did not judge it proper TO no.
| tain lieut. Hedges for my reply. /,
! beg leave to inform you. had
| received certain information that
| this man conducted detachment OF
| beats, sent from the United States
| squadron, under the command OF
com. Decatur, now lying ia New
| London. from that port to Gardeners
| Island. on the 26th July last, for the
express purpose of surprizing and
capturing the captain of his Britain,
mic Majesty's frigate Orpheus and
myself. and having failed in the un.
dertaking, bat making prisoners Of
soma officers and men belonging to
the Orpheus. he went With the re-
naming boats to Three Mile Har =
Dor. The next account | had OF
him, was his being employed IN
boat contrived for the purpose, I'M
| der the command Of Thomas Wei
ling. prepared with torpedo, to des'
troy this ship, and that he was in
her at Napeug Beach, when tins
| ship and the Orpheus were in Fort
Pond Bay. last week. He has also
| had a certificate given him on the
| 18th of this month, by some OF the
respectable inhabitants OF East
Hampton, recommending him to
| Com. Decatur, as fit person to DC
emplo, ed on a particular service by
| him, and that he has for some time
been entered on the books ofthe iri-
| gate AT S 10 per month add 10 which
| this notorious character has been
| recognised by same of the officers d
men of this ship, as having been on
board two or three times, with
clans and fruit Of course as spy.
to collect information Of our move
ments. Having been made 50 well
acquainted with the conduct OF this
man tor the last six weeks, and tue
purpose for which he has been so
actually employed in hostilities "a
gainst his Britannia Majesty. can
not avoid expressing my surprise
that the inhabitants of East Hamp.
ton, should have attempted ~ en-
force on you a statement so contra
~ to fact. ]. therefore, cannot
think of permitting such an avo~ed
enemy to be out Of my power. when
l know so much of him as do. lie
will therefore, be detained as prl-
soner Of war, until the pleasure OF
the commander in chiefs known.
Robert Gray, an inoffensive old
man. who was taken with Penny,
have landed. AS it does not appear
that he is one Of his accompIices in
the transactions l have alluded TO.
| l think proper to enclose copy
Of my letter to justice Terry. to
warn the inhabitants Of the coast a.
sainst permitting the torpedo to re-
main any where near them. ! have
The honor TO be. sir. your most oDe-
dent humble servant.
THOMAS vi. HARDY, Capt.
| ofhis B. Ms. ship Families.
Major Benjamin Case com-
manding the troops in the
y. ). service at Sag Har-
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.anecdote of George Whitfield, the &C.

.anecdote of George Whitfield, the &C.
lebrated Preacher Of the Gospel:
An intimate friend of the eeie'
brated Hume, asked him what he
thought of Mr.. Whitfeld's preach
ing for he had listened to the latter
part of one of his sermons at din
hurgh He is, sir" aid Mr.. Hume,
" the most ingenious preacher ]
ever heard it is worth while to 60
twenty miles to hear him. lie
then repeated passage towards the
close of his discourse which he had
heard. i" After a solemn pause he
thus addressed his numerous au
dience The attendant angel is
Just about to leave the threshold,
and ascend to Heaven.-And shall he
ascend and not bear with him the
news Of one sinner, among all this
multitude, reclaimed from The error
Of his ways
To give the greater effect to this
exclamation, he stamped with his
foot, lifted up his hands and eyes TO
Heaven, and with gushing tears cried
aloud.'-Step. Gabriel Stop. Ga
briel I! stop ere you enter the sacred
portals, and yet carry with you the
news Of 4 sinner converted 10 God.
He then in the most simple but
energetic language, described what
he called Sayiours dying love to
sinful man so that almost the whole
assembly melted into tears. This
address was accompanied With such
animated, yet natural action, that il
surpassed any thing l ever saw or
heard in any other preacher"
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eentreaty, but the day will not be long COM
Ing when they will bitterly regret il.
Mr. Hanson said he would not be drawn
into discussion of the general merits of
the resolutions, as growing out of ctr TO-
reign relations, upon motion TO strike OUT
from the first resolution. He would posS-
pone such an argument ill the proper lime
arrived and concluded with, expressing a
hope that the words pronounced TO be Of
(ensivc, would be retained
(Dedafe 10 be continued }
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gained upon the bastion, a bloody slaughter
OF the enemy snsucd. Driven from the
breaches by the impetuosity of our allies,
the Polish gen. of Cavalry Saxwifner, de-
lender oil the sap, beat parley and surrcn-
dered at discretion. Nevertheless the
contest held out two hours longer, po-
vernon Rapp having gained a position
IN the castle of Lathuruss, with 1000
veterans of the National Guards and four
battallions Of the Legion du Midi. and TWO
battalions of the regiment La Tour d'Au-
verge. To carry this work by .esc,.
lade was the alternative, and that was
quickly deeided. I directed the English
commanders, Sir Robert Wilson, With
$500 men of the German legion, TO at,,ck
the tetes du pont at the head of the draw.
bridges which seemed to impede our pro-
gress whilst three regiments of the sharp.
shooters OF Poost med the bastions to
the right and left of the castle, and adj
yanced in person with the 2otl:, 2Ist. ODD.
and 28th regiments oil Smoiebsko and 1900
Prussians, led on by gen. D.York, and
mounted the ramParts with precipitation
Rapp fed round about the castle, the Ma.
tional Guards were cut in pieces with their
gen. Prince Clement the mili,iamen of
Smolensko attached an fas du chaye.e the
/ foreign baitalions, and made them Law down
their arms, with Rapp at their head
new work of countervalIa,ion which the
enemy had erected upon the heights to tho
Southwest OF the town and commanded bv
the Prince Alexander Wirtcmberp, and
defended by the Engineer Traise, was now
to be reduced upon which 10000 Russians
had flown with eagerness to the combar.
Tho Judicious demonstrations of Prince
Repuin decided the fate of the opposi,;on
| In less than 40 minutes. Hc forced tho
gates IN an instant, and turned upop The
| enemyfou Founders which were placed
en- od fette to defend them: he cut to pieces
battalions. Traise was killed upon TN,
spot, and at O'Clock p. Nj. Prince Wir.
| ,emberg surrendered, with the remains Of
| his garrison 1000 men. During the siere
and assaults, have to deplorc the loss Of
Gen. Wolkonsky, coils. 10 majors, II
captains, ID lieuts. and 400 petty officers
and soldiers killed. The general of infan-
try, Skemenski and Stakclberp are severe
| ly wounded. The English officer Sir Ro.
bert Wilson was struck by ball, the Pms
sian gems. D,York, Crawart, and Kleist,
have received contusions--our total loss in
wounded Is 5000 men. The enemy have &
! generals killed and 5000 rank and 6le-6
| generals and $4,000 rank and file wonder
drowned, and prisoners. The number of
mounted ordnance taken amounts to 9. e7e
pieces. L have not been able TO collect
the Denominations Of stores taken. Thanks
be TO God that our loss was SO small.
| The PRINcE SMoLENsKop
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BUFFALO, Nnne g.

On tuesday last, captain Perry left ou,,
waters Tor Erie With sail of armed YES.
sells, which were lately fitted up at BlacE
Rock. We understand that they have ar
rived safe. The brig Queen Charlotte and
schr. Lady Provost lay at Long Point Then
our vessels passed up, and on FRIDAY ,bev
appeared oil Point AbiDo, and during the
night they made Sturgeon Poin1: in the
morning, they discovered boat passino
up the lake, which had left Buffalo CvceI
the evening preceding with considerable
property on board; the vessels inmedia,c-
!y Tut out boats In chase, and fred several
guns, but the boats succeeded in pettipsr in.
TO the Cattaraugus Creek end escancfl
The enemy's boats landed and pIurdcred
lhgersops tavern at 8 mile creek, of ALI
his liquors, some bedding, and other arti.
cles, and two barrels Of salt the pilIaeers
then paid visit TO several houses on Siur-
geon Point, among which were Gas we nm.
derstand) capt. Gates and M. Lays bn,h
OF whom suffered plllaging last fall Cant.
Gates was taken on board the vessels, bnt.
alter some detention, was suffered 10 de.
part with most Of his effects. The D;lIsn.
ing party in the course of their excursions.
captured several swine, hens, &c.
On "Wednesday last, major &. Cbanin rs
this village organised q small company of
mounted riticmen, and crossed into Cana
da, for the purpose of clearing the from.
tier OF persons inimical 10 the states. aud
protecting the inhabitants from the outrar.
es OF the enemy, and their property Iron,
the inerciless plunderers. On FRIDAY =
detschmentof Chapin's corps under the
command of capt. (. Smith, captured Bri.
tisb boat near Poin Abino, having lien.
tenant and IA men on board, topetbcp
with quantity of provisions. Smiths
force was only men! Considerable pro.
perty has been secured.
We learn from Newark that gen. Lewis
has left that place for Sacket's Harbcr and
that COM Chauncey is not expected out
until the new 80 gun frigate is ready Tor a
cruize. There are no British vessels sta.
toned off Niagara.
On Sunday, vessel arrived 1t New.
ark bearing flag Of truce, subnt xed q.
have come from the head Of TIC iakf
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We copy the following from the Norfolk
Ledger OF June so The document naau
be genuine but from the ambiguous
manner IN which it appears in the Ber
muda paper f;om which it is extracted
we are strongly inclined TO the belief tina,
il is another specimen of The ingenuity of
BRUSH Editors intorging and publishing
as genuine any thing they znish to be
true. -.4ier. Herald.
! a gentleman who was down with fac.
has favored us with Bermuda paper Of
the 9Th Of June, which he obtained on
board one Of the ships of war, from which
we copy the following. The Bermuda
paper does not give ,be London date.
nor any other London dates.
Reho's Of the Field Marshal Prince Ku.u.
so6to his majesty the Emheror.
DANTzIc, IAN Jan 1918.
/ have the happiness TO Communicate to
your imperial majesty, that the corps
d'armee besieging Dantzic, captured the
place by storm at 4 O'clock this afternoon.
after one of the most obstinate and bloody
conflicts since the taking Of Mcneil. o.
thetmorning and night of the 10Th inst.
erected the battering train of the corps
d'armesin redouots,of 40 pieces of cannon
* 70 mortars each,and opened their fire on
the night of the. 10th against the Eastern
and Western curtains of the Notifications
Two breaches being effected on the noon of
the 18th l summoned governor Rapp to
surrender F.; but finding him resolutc, j or
dered lieut.. gen. Sa6keD to storm the
breaches in the curtains, whilst j directed
gen. D'York with 5000 Prussians, TO esca
lade the bastions OIL the right and left of the
walls Maj, general Douglas, at the head
OF 600 men OF the German Legion, made
false attacks az the head OF the sarp, which
mounted 4S pieces of cannon and s NOR
tars. The attempt upon the curtains was
at first repulsed, and / attached 10 that
point 1000 endorsed Hulans OF the 18th
regt. of Moscow. The headstones to the
breaches were imme diately carried at the
point OF the bayonet, and footing being
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sterdan; and that It was not euelled with.
out difficulty.
s Mr.. George HI. Rose goes as minister
from this country to Sweden.
Serious disturbances are said to have bro
ken out in Palermo troops had arrived
there from Malta and three line of battle
ships are said TO have been .moored with
their broadsides to the town, ready to act
rs occasion might require.
Two French frigates made their escape
from Brest OH the 2lst ult.
Nay TO-
f. From Hambuvgh, Nfav q.
The situation OF our city is very critical |:
Echmuhl is at Hamburger with 5000 men !;
but we arc competent to meet him. An
Isttemptwas made to ford the river, which
they would have accomplished had the
East wind continued; but fortunately the
wind changed. and the depth of the stream
rendered it impossible.
The army of the French on the banks of
the Saale. extends from the limits of Fran
| COMA TO Magdeburgh, and the number is
computed To 100000 men. The Russians
are in prodigious force, supported by the
Prussians; the whole extending in line
from Al,cnberg TO Desscn and Berlin; and
within this range, are in cooperation, the
Imperial Gems. Winzineerode and Witt
gens;cin, and the Prussian commanders
i.esteocq De York and Blucher-K utusofY
is sick a, Batzen, where he is attended by
the physicians of the emperor and king OF
Prussia.
/ May 10.
| Letters from Helligoland Of the 9th inst
speak with confidence Of the security OF
Hamburg, though Cuxhavcn was occupied
by the French on the I'd. 1t was reported
| and believed that the brave veteran Kutu-
! soft is no more
twas stated officially at AIicant on the
| 4ih uit. that the British forces under gen
! Murray had completely defeated Marshal
Suchct at Biar, on the preceding day
who had been compelled to retire with
great loss.
HELIGoLANp, IMcy s.
We have just received information of a
desperate conhict in neighborhood of Halle
where the French were defeated by the
Niles with the loss of 5000 men, IN con-
s,quence of which the Russians and Prus.
SLAMS arc now in force on the left bank oil
the Saales, below Mcrsberg.
DRESDEN, .aitrR2s
Austria will certainly Join the Allies a
congress of the German Body, under sane.
ion OF the emperor Francis, is confdently
spoken of, with a view OF establishing his
authority, and the ancient German consti
tuition.
May II.
Lord Henry Paulet has been appointed
| one of the lords commissioners of the adj
miralty.
A number Of shipwrigh,s have been EN-.
ployed for several days past at Chatham,
| building about 20 gun boats, to be formed
Immediately to tho river EIbc.
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Herring Seine rwine.

Herring Seine Twine.
jas. rseei0ed Is FOR sale,
S oases Herring Seine Twin supe-
rior quality Cameron Street Wharf,
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
5 5;:s::' ', s;;.s. SALT.
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Greetings
Cork for Seines,
Tanners Oil in bb!s. and halt bbis.
Sperm aud Whale Oil.
Paint DO. IN tierces and bSis.
Birthstone in b5ls.
Mess Ne. md Boston Bee!, bbIs.
and half bills.
Do. prime Pork, hhis.
p5ls. Tar, Rosin, furpentine and
Pitch.
Arri, z.
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Joseph Vaudeville.
cormrr If Kiss g Fai;far.streefs'
OFFERS FOR SALE,


coyr,r of Kise e Fairfa Z streets,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
sr WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
! Teas-ganpo"der, im'
no chests perial, hyson, hyson ssm
30 boxes young hys"n s sonchons
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
2o.oco lbs. leaf and lump Sugars
los bhals) New Orleans * MascoVau'
So bbis Sogars
zoos lbs Penper
70 hhds retailing Melasses - !,
$ pines. half pipes and 6 qr CASKS 4 7
Madeira
3 pipes S;cik Madeira
Is or c. Ks old Sherry
10 genuine old Fort
IA pipes Red Catalonia
30 cases choice Ciaret
2 butts, Il hslf pipes Malaga
pipes, s half pipes and 20 or. casks
Teneri::e
IS pipes real Cognac Brandy
IS pipes Gin
20 punchcons West.lnaia Rom
Is concheons aud 40 bbls New England
Rum
10 bills. Peach Brandy
rs do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
shhds. Cherry Bounce
SO dozen Hibberts Old London Blown
Stout
90 bale. Cotton
ale 10. Bengal Indigo
sCo Id. Bright Nader
5000 ID. Goshen s. Observation-Disclosures
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace. Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mea,o, race and ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Ricc,Peas,
Barley. Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Chamber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap. Spermsciti mould and dipped Can
dies, maccaoba, rsppee anlseotchSnuffs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue. Salt
Pctre, Annette, Alum, Copperas, Brinns
stone. Cupnowder, patent Shot, Flints,
Hsirpowder. Sifters, Cigars, Demijohns,
Wrapping Paper aud Twine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, sc.
SC.
N. B. so bushels fresh Tugrranted
mCVER SEED.
March s.