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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-03
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And for Sale by RGBERT GRAY,
The Life and Administrator Ut tht
Right Hon. Spencer Parce,a!-A D"'ail
# his Assassination. s Development
of the delicate Investigation. P'Ice 81
ALSO,
The Speeches Of ord E'skine when
at the Bar, on Miscellaneous subjects
Price 81.
AND,
The Absences, A Tale, by Miss
Edgewor,h. Price 81.
January %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-03
10 KEN i,

TO N 4
And Possession giuen immediately
A Two Story Framed HOUSE with
half an acre OF ground. at the upper eho
of King street. Also convenient ~
Dwelling, House with two acres OF
Ground At the lower end Of Water street
Apply to
- Robert Patton, ]r.
January -
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Received & for Sale,
81 barrels mess and Ne. Beet
an dino No. 2 oi!to
q half barrels mess tat,o
s. barrels mess Pork.
also,
Hemp and Bark seine Irvine
Cork for ditto
Rene and Lines ditto.
George Coleman.
J,nuar~ IS.
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ORPHANS COURT,

ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
January Term, 1918
0pDFRED that the executor OF Jnn
& Richter, deceased, do insert in the
Alexandria newspapers the usual notice
to CT. ditors and debtors, three times a
week for eight weeks.
A. MOORE.
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FLH.

i VGN
csaay end Friday,
BE SOLD,
Store, corner Of Prince
Vasr streets.
fDty Goods. Gro"
s, sc.
bics vii be express SEQ
;;ts OF the day. H..
oods which are on h-
|. nrices Of which are
i any time DO viewed
ktths lowest Limitations
b e. MarRel'er. 3
-.-.---AEss>--A,
n 0ARVE /.
act, take notice, that
[I,y ofthe Circuit Court,
ECo.umbia, to be held
Alexandria, in hpri
u thereafter as counsel
shall move that court
Int against you IN favor
Council of Aiexan ,'ria'
/ Fifty Nine Dollars
nts--being the. amount
bm you to the Common
[aniria. upon your Lot,
corncr of Queen, and
for the years 1904. S
Il. :,
s,t Of Congress, passed
rv, 1904
,a D. Slmms.
cosnl. Of Aieeandria,
t6yn
MEDICINES.
HARPER, 1r
+ and DRUGGIST
Fairta1 Street, olfost'
sNps0RS, and nerE
LLOyD'S- |
csived in addition I"
S,cck,,a general as
lieiines .srthe first qua |
n he will sell whole /
on as good terms a.
hased in Baltimore o.
ouu,ry Merchants an
be supplied on the |
cash, or on a goo
} also received a &C.
bit Of Surgical hstra- /
r Pate., Medicines
dice Bittsrs, |
lymclt,
|0is Elixir, for Coughs,
Is, Consumpt;ons, &c.
b Powders,
(othe Paste,
ktsrd,
tm,nt, &c, &c.
shest cash price given
or Freight
he elegant fast sailing
lunch Ship
; ,WAM,
yc an Am
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-03

! Ferry. Smiles further here they halted aM
crossed over the cavalry on "Wednesday
he whole moved down as Ear as Cruysciers,
35 miles from here at this place was a
small block house, which was taken. |
snail leave them here for the purpose Of no.
t.c'ng subsequent events.
On Monday morning the 9Th, about 1900
men from Kings On made their appearance
The bOa's "tSf cnnduct ed by ts nchD4 ne s
n al several Gun boats the troops raited at
PSescott until they could send tn our village
Tor mortar, howitze r aud So barrels Of
provisions & whiskey which had been lefr;
IN the Afternoon they proceeded en- and sent
detachment TO Hamilton TO collect sha,
property had been left there. they progress
sea on In the afternoon to Weaver's Point
oce mile in rear of our army. On Wednes-
day, Gen. BOYD With $500 men, was ordered
to dispense the pursuing enemy Geo. Viii
kinson having estimated them at 300; .,
the same time gen, Brown vas ordered With
a detachment # 1000 men 20 proceed 20
Cornwall TO disperse free said to be
here. whilst Wilkinson with the residue
ptep'red r. descend the Long Saut. &c
nera, Bnyd trund THE enemy prepared and
the battle commenced between - and 2 o.
vlock, and lasted with great obstinacy for
hours and half, when Gun men gave way
and i-etteated (; our loss is stated by a num-
Der OF officers TO be nor less than 500 Kill d,
wounded and missing as soon as gen vii
k'nson got m board The wounded that were
brought of the hfld he passed imme diately
over To the American shore, and preparea
II descend The Long Saul. which he did on
the following morning. Gen. COvingtun is
mortaily wounded.
Gen. Hampton ! hsHcre is still at the
sOur Corners. Is is sri,l he has sent twr
regiments to PIattsbarg--this is Gully re-
port.
forgot to mention we lost one ramon >
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from Gotsen6nrg. Letters dated Got
tenhurgh the 10th of September iasr. from
2n-American gente an, to his friend in this
{citY, received by al arrival at Boston, con
hrins the accounts which we have befo, e, e
ceived OF the dreadful battles which have
been fought IN Germany since the com :
mencement of bostilities. The writer think $
the aliles nave the, advantage, though he
tninksthe losses ON ca h side nearly quail.
lie SAYS ct the battle of Dresden 90 or 20. 600
men were killed on each Side. 1t is.
he says, war ofeXtermination, as they give
iitt!e or no quarters.
The foiiSwing is extracted in the writer's
own words" Two British Coutiers have
passed through here on their way 10 St. Pc
tersburgh.--1'h Russian Consul tells me,
no dcubtyon the business. OF the American
nsSociaCon. Mcr. .dJD. s.
A-rIract of>a Letter from, killing gvorih, ia
rcd on I'uesdQy.
we have been attacked this afternoon
by sloop OF war aud BRIG. We have ex-
changed 81 shot with them this evening, s.
had the satisfaction to see the briggs fore
lt'S cut away, and one shot in her hull. -
they are both at anchor about mile from
the shore. Another attack is expected il,
ihe morning. We have saved several of
their shot, -but have no metal heavy enough
to return them. We have lost no men,"
ft5trdct Of another ieffe, s6a geast.mqY in,
ms ct'i, dGted RRling tvoyfh, Conn. Aou.
24 1918.
+" The sIoop Dolphin, Captain Saunders,
topped down the river on Tuesday morn
nS, but has net had favorable opportunity
- get out, and am fearful he never wilt
Two British armed vessels, ship and a
brig. supposed to- be the Wasp, or the Alta
anita and the Rorer. anchored abreast Of the
y 4 ~ Nj -t-
mock Point at ) o'clock this afternoon and
;1t cut their barges for the purpose of Ia
King small vessel (the Experi.nent. Of
seq Harbor) coming from New Haven,
winch they chased in. Your vessel Law az
the pier, and the tide was falling. So thar
they could not get 70 the wharf bur [ con
Guide the ships saw rhe movements on shore.
and thinking the barges might find too warm
reception, they were ordered back. The
ships then commenced firing at The men
statloned on Hammntk and Sandy Point.
ara ut the water SIDE, which they continu-
ed I'll the darkness prevented, during which
tlme 5% shot were fred from the ship end
brig, aud i from the shore They hove
the Shot considerable distance over the
point; 2 or Is have been dug out, and are
round TO weigh 9, 10 sud Is pounds. SIEVE.
| raj Of the shot passed the north side sf San
dy Point, and srrock IN the water betw cen
there and the wharf; ard ore shot Is lodr-
ed m the bank cast of Pe.tun's house. The
vessels are nov at anchor off the harbor 81
we are fearful they intend to make an at
tack on the shipping if not on the town.
The town is all in confusion. There are
but few people, VINO are able, bu; will BIS on
guard ali night.
" Nov 25.--The ship and brig are still
in sight. The ship at anchor 3 or miles
>. T.. ofthe hartor. and the brig under easy
sail to the s. W--Tbe ship has taken q
s'oop this morning, a little east of the har-
Dor"
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GOOD NEWS,
By Last Evenings Nail.
From Hand Bill received st the Office Of
NE E@oUJRER. dated
NASHVILLE, Nov. I7th, 1918.
ANOTLIIsD NyTNrrCNny,
ANOTHER VICTORY.

NM rlIJN VIC ORK.
MIR Thos. II. fletcher, of this town, has
just arrived from gen Jackson's army and
states, tnat On the evening Of the 7, h inst zen.
Jackson received intelligence that Iatre
o'ay OF Indians were beseigjng a fort OF
triehdly Indians, situated about 80 miles
below the Ten ISLANDS ne Goose river. Az
IL O'clock that night, detachment Of the
army, (2006 strong) took up the line of
march, and arrived al tse Fort about o.
clock ON the oh.
The acton was brought on by Captains
De@dr. ck'', CapertoU's and Bledsoe'sS con-
Panies. The advance was led on by CT
Carroll, in handsome style. The Indians
were totally routtd--iu half an hsnr the
pursuit commenced which Continued an
hour ard half longer. OF the enemy. 278
were found DEAD on the ground-th ugh
many more were ceTts.uy killed. The
battle he'd was ve"y large, and entirely co
ver' d with grass---Of course many were IN
led, who rould not he un3,
We had IS Killed, and 81 wounded--sa-
morally Slightly. l5e Indian force was
400 at least. Gen. 4ckson Commanded in
Pc IN.
Provisions are scarce In caun. II ;s
thought, that If the srpy had, had ten davs
provisions oii hand after the battle of Tale
dega, the Creek war you'd have teroina
It'd in that time. The ol.tte was flughton
y 80 ri es from the liic kory Ground.
AIR. fletcher was the bearer Of q ga 4 Of
coiors taken from the enemy, Tearing lhe
Spanish Cross.
Col. Lauderdale, Of the cavalry /, woun
ded in the leg Col iA 'Crory's lett arm Is
broke Col pillow. shot through the bodv !.
Major Richard Reyes right arm broke.
The army, waen Mr.. Fletcher left il
was entirely destitute If Provisions, and had
been 90 very scanty allowance for some
time When Mr. i. passed Fort Depnsit
go miles in the rear Of the army there
was SIXTY thousand pounds Of Meal-arS
beevts We e passing between Ditto's and
y post. Ward aud Taylor are now con-
tractors, and if the army could bear out a
fe" days longer, supplies in abundance
would reach them or should they tai back.
they viii meet the Provisions. Eothioc
was wanting to insure complete success but
1 Provisions. Gen. Jackson hasexerled h;m
| sell to the utmost pitch 20 furnish the trooDs
--he has done his duty IN every resp ,ct, in
a masTc1ly manner. Col. Carroll Ted the
Advance, & Displayed the utmost bravery
AMI skiIl. Among Tax k,!lgd sis' Lieu;sn.
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FORT' YTRHOV.S

On Thursday last the Foriifcuions y;bion had C,r
'1roc t'rUe past been constructing und sr tho
OF Capt a. W. .9thsyfSa, colo nand,pg o,ieer n, ,ai
ha lately delecbed for the def,nee OF his town "a,
BY she unvefss' { ia cit Gems n sal ii,as n,
seersied by the name OF Fart Burpous
~ tbs hoGr appointed the citizens Of the town s,
vvn;y having assembled on the parsI. pyc,,ad
after the troops dolly fr,ned te foi,oS,,,, sI
ogsent ami approir'ats address vas ,ltIiye,ed IN
most animated end 10 lressi7e manner by the com
Dasdi6s Oftper:
Respeefed tcllogo Citizeas, Brofkey. oGeeys. 81
fciioIe- SoIGers : D',''' =
II - no less, ! approhend the pride than the dr.
y OF every Amfrcau, 20 reward, by public trsti,or
nia's OF srautpde aud applause the deeds Of yalor -
feDo|1, achieved BY on Own countryUsrr N.or
ought We TO pause here.--WFiie the ,storiar f,r
n'Stes e. impartial record OF ps1 events tf. n.jnt
CT ana the sculptor should rot rerra.n ipsct.vp -
Lot toe cmYsss breathe forth The lnsr,ous se,;cn,
OF TIE great nn good YET the u,ssbIe issf be ,a,l,
60 rsiisers. the e0qnsCt story OF theis fsme
ihsn thsi no country of it's sge his been more
productiss q ~eo o. great Z rare dasl;irs N.rn
Php5opnsr, statesman warrior OF Tho oLf qvoyEk !.
We cen istantly find lie parallel in the ns,u.
me puTposs T which We are assenbled IesJs .,
these reflections
snonid the screen soias ws sre abost pergorn,is.,
serve 70 perpe.usis the remembrance ii v,rfuos
= 'a't"s man, %, shist ass.ga Will os !.,, ssg ~
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Rrtties az l.flAamsburrh.


An intell INT gentleman in the weSera district
has forwarded the following account of Tie.
battles for it appears there were two) at a town
ship opposite Hamilton, St. Lawrence CO., in this
state, and called Pifiarnsburgh, on the map OF
Canada. Thus relation is from an officer who re.
ceiYsd 1t from DIR. u. who on the field OF baSie
immediately sitter the engagement between Boyd's
division and the enemy.
:" Our army descending the ct. Lawrence on
the 18th inst IN bosts; Gen. BroSvn commanding
the adpGncs. with Major Forsyth under him The
ar'uy being somewhat annoyed by the British, Gen.
Boyd, who WIS in the rear, ordered 10 iand, ,
pnd drive the enemy back He landed with about
1000 men, including or Goo cavalry, (who swan,
their horses the riverl and WAS attack 81 b,
shout 300 regulars and 500 militia, principally
Scotch. The engagement severe, and termi-
.ate in the rep1'snn 1T the eseny, when our troops
l. - embarked up ole st,d.
Tho loss on Our cart about 400 Killed and
ySounded ,snd so dr3g taken prisoners Ofthe
British about sUO SstS lett dead ue the field. The
loss on each eide considered to be abou. equal
Forsyth was nor ia the sction.--Ui the con, ary .
the odoGnce, under Byoqpa had smart seton wifs
The enemy about the ssne time, 6 miles bslow. in
Which MAI T. recci"sd 2 flesh Wounds not danger
Gus, and the result OF this sctioo, was the capture
from the British Of pieces of artillery, between
anu s0O prisoners, soh very large quantity of mi
htsry stores Tins STANDS the account, aud ,hjnk
~ nsy Oe depended corrett.Ss c,zL
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SALES AT Af1rrlnn

70 I
aN Monday IT, 6h inst wricn,,,ooDo
- 4Ae''} s'ofe Ol ce > lbscri.ers tue $40 nj ~
foi'o"h rs Valuable Assortment o. Good, . ." '".
reserNs, VIZ "'o'' "'uiout
1",eS rose, bales striped blankets.
. bales kend.,l &C; ons
80 pieces o. e.o,Ls priiicip4llv HIN.
~ 10; flannel some very fac, Of yAf,ous colour.
~ uo~ d.. do. Ozgaburys
oupsriine blne 0o,S7ngs * Fre;z.S.
= oss-s veiy ting om cords.
so eesant da'nask table clotbs
, p.e' superfre Irish sieeiirc
81 gross SMUT buttcI,
50 pieces VIDE ci,ec.s
NO svP.rbDe ~o3len Yeslinrs
- 30. SUarsiown
- pieces Gotten ear.ir;e
pHo 'opsrhTe Goth va,ious G ,lo,;r,
~ Ii-ees narrow cotton ci.ecks
40 do. oslico
~ do2 "oDi II hosiery, some yer, fine
CASE c''rse yarn iiose,
$50 ,aIr Nor0cgn sl,oes
'Oo p.o'e' lasting anI Sa 10 ribbon Of rno,t OLE.
gtnt qu'i.y, ''' siS-
10 dozen siiN gloves ssso-fcd
500 dcz. u zor-, lao do. SCISSORS
IL " +S"s SUI rhns calico
a.. elegant book muslin.
- d"z IndisPeEsabIes, sc. &c 9-o
. j J We have also received an I,vo;,o &c - ,
s'ngu"t'ng from to 10000 dollars yiioi g JsYS,
w At tie sane time, viz - WV" WI" Dc
pu's.sm, thread and cotton eambriss. ebe.,hrav,
'H IN" e"ltgn bose, iong cloths lace ye,!s and L.,
49,, =, o,'e'S' IRISH hntn Horentne and satin y,.ss
s', m1oress handker7hiels, plusb, sstinett thred
nose, pehse cloth, coach trimming, igse. ,oJ 49,
o,ns1 kn!ts and forks, pen-knives, dressing boy"a
thcr srtieies. "' '"ii0'y "a o.
erms-libera and mtdc known q, the limo -
''i.-tn cor mencs 81 { - slosk. "'"' u
... '"s sale wall be continued tom day to day to
WoncHre, Pobinson ~ piloson,.
'endue' Mss.ers, cornerot X i3,b street.
Fer FyiV0ie sac
oe'en bales India Goods--part very 6pe.
December .. n ' "a
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NEWs IRON THE NoRrH.

ny private letters from the Head Quar-
ters OF the Army at French Mills. at the
bead of Salmon river, we learn that Gen
CovingtOn died on the 18th inst. Of The
wound he had received in he ga cement
at Williamsburg n the 11th. Co. Preston
formerly ofthe q Ii regiment, had his th;eh
broken IN the same engagement, in which
many officers were wounded. Col. Dig ~
the ID n died Of an islam nation in me
lungs on the 14th. 1t was the general sDi-
Mon, at the time our correspondent wrote
ton the i6th) that the army was about 10
80 into winter quarters.
Brig. Gen. Bloomfield left this city yesterc
day for New Jersey, on his way to attend
the General Court Martial to be held AZ
Albany - MAJ. I'M.
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Exsract Of q i.tter. dated

VvbIN SBJNCH, Nov. y I8l9.
Int my last brought down the IN ,ve-
ments OF the army TO 6o'clock p. VI. Of the
9TH inst.-At II o'clock of that evening the
boats began to move and little after day.
i'ght the last Of them pass d. Tse troeDe
we're marched by land miles below th,s;as
soon AZ the boats moYed, he garrison at p -es-
soft opened a heavy FIRE Of bombs q hot shot
lone man kitiei aud two.wounded was ali
me damage. The village received its full
PoPor ION OF shot and shells f.rtuua e q
N'lHo't 'g!ary. The trosps renal cd d.
1nS sunday in re course Of the NJ zht they
f'"Vt' down 40 Point Rogue, twelve miles
'W here s5aut Two th.uesud Ian led no
tn be Dana1'aH shcrc, and in ne Course OF
t's DAY th- Whole moved dow to GRAY ,.
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hATTLE MAIYLuA.

The b4ttle We supposed to have been
fought IN WiHiamsburgh, Che township next
below Matilda, between the rear of WI
Rinson's army and the Britith) is stated in
the WatcrioWn paper to have taken place
in the latter, and the subjoned account Of
itgiven. Coi.
WATERFOWL, Nov. TO-
BATTLE Al MATILDA, u c.
We have the following particulars of our
army under gen Wilkinson from a respec-
table gentleman of this. village, who waSan
eyewitness TO the princi pai transactions d
partial engagement, with a part of VII
kinson's army, under the command of reps.
Boyd and Covrgton. at the town Of MAJ
Upper Canada, about SO u,iies below Pres
cot, with the supposed whole British torce
from Kingston an Prcscct.
After gen. Boyd with his brigade had en-
barked aud proceeded down the river St
Lawrence, with the view Of snrI,r:sne
small garrison stationed at Cornwall which
he carried, together with 100 prisoners. and
co.'s derabe quantity Of public stores &
the remainder having embarked, exce6tiDg
general Boyd and Covngtpn's Brigade, lie
British on the 10th ins,. commenced some
skirmishng, but without much effect. Qur
troops were kept under arms the principa!
part ct that day and night. On The morn.
ing OF the 18th ms. the enemy commenced
q,
exchanging number Of shots at long dis
lance with little eEect, they were compelled
to withdraw.
1t was the intention Of our troops to have
moved down be river, early in the morning
but were prevented by the appearance OF
the sSHen?y on shore. About 10 a. III. gen,
Boyd brought them TO ac,ion, which lasted
: hours. The enemy were routed and dri-
ven back aInuf miles, where they had
concealed two pieces ofartillery, with which
they commenced a brisk FIRE upon our
troops. They then halted and made stand,
and after some hard Gghting, cur troops re.
treated to their boats and crossed the river.
,l'he enemy remaining on the ground did NOT
follow up the retreat, which indicates sore
drubbing. They were about $500 strong
Our forces engaged were considerably less
than that number. Oar loss in killed, woan
ded and missing were supposed TO be about
100. The lo9s of the enemy not Known
Gen. Coring.on mOrtally wounded. The
loss OF SO brave general is seriously to be
lanented, but it is the fortune Of war. Bot
little, II any, exp Citations are entertained
OIL recovery, as he WIS shot, by a rnusket
tall, through his bowels.
On the morning of the 18th inst. our
troops moveddawn the river without fur.
Their molestation.
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[Az4NzuazZZZgzZ2e ~ 1722

OF persons, together with the boat ~ craft
in which .Eey may have been deteeyS6, until
the United States Attorney for tbkDistrict,
shall have an opportunity, upon FOUR infor-
mah~n, OF proceeding against them accord
ing tol >
am, Sir. very respectfully,
Your obedient sevan,.
w. JONES.
Capt. JoBN H. DENT, u. S. Navy,
Charles lon, S. &.
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! Tbs ground which we stand has been ufie,ous.
Nv pJSted ont and selected by the citiress o. Pc
and, as tho hest strong ho Tor the snd
1efene, OF ts 'owu sLJ h$sbor Through Their
hccrs ~, and the perssverins industry Of the SOL
oery tthis detachment, ii has become IA formidable
pOst of defence.
hnow renai's tor us 70 Five il p usme--and aftet
due cossustinn between the rnunpioal authorities
aud eitiz-ns of The town. the ofieers a, s aeaach.
ment, as monento to the gallant stranger who has
now taken up hist,Dg and last abede solons us,
have be directed 10 proclaim it q" FORT BUR-
ROVS'
The career of him we honor was short but brill.
ant his reputation An intelligent aud excellent
onieer, had been previously established.
lie wss tn companion Il Gonfidant oryour Hull !;
the friend fyour iiainhridge. Can We pronoupse
better euloyium his character! He was the
confue-or ofthe Boxer
All that a brave man could do has been done l,y
him Burrows yieldee k:s ks on rhe altar Of ais
country.
State Ordinance at the Fort was fred and the Flag
hTsted amidst the reiterated shouts Of the citizens
ne military mappuvres and evolutions sftery ards
Performed ny the ssii'ers eviRced their high state
OF disc'phne and rejected eqas credit up IN their
own sndicr-ise heb Is and the intelligence and zeal
oi III cir officers
IT'S believed that our niinister. have had a com
municaon fron the emperor If Austria as to the
sentiments ut the length 10 which, in the event OF
sporess, he ~ dispose to cooperate With, the aes
sganst Ropapsrte. He is sad tn have distinctly sta
ted his terms ia the proposal made to the French
emperor before The termination OF the armis,ice !;
ava sven now or NJ any Gmt, If Kapoleoh shculd
ee' IT his interest e. arouesce u. those terms the
court ct Viesaa will persevece in them. Those
therefore, who indulge in the specu ion OF seeing
bonapare driven from the thrnnc Of France, or even
ses!g The French dominion restored to ITS former
limits, cs'cu'9te erroueo;sly unIsss indeed Sona.
nsire shonid fail in hattie aud, even thea il win
re qnesncn, whether the emperor of Austria will
not support the title of his rrsnd child in preference
TO that OF the old ciain,ants Londa,, pin
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CADI1, Sept. 25--Ihe Tonis;aus aud
Alserines are atwar: according 70 the late
accounts frtm the Barbary Coast, the for
merLad beateA the latter, not@itns, ding
the assistance afforded by their fleet IN tile
operation
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TMpoRrANcE OF CANADA rs 1850.

- y ~ Ut II II QUO,
From Hame's history OF England cont.nu-
ed by d.. SmoieI and others. Vol. 1o--par.
IS, the following is transcribed.
Gin word, General Amhfrst took ms
session o. Montreal and Completed the con
Grest OF Canada conquest the sost i'm o.
portant OF any, that EVER 10 British army
scnieVed, whether we consider the safety
of the British colonies in America now 80
cured fronrinvssion and sncroachmert the
extent and fertility the country sibd ed !.
or the whole Indian commerce thus trans
fSrred to the traders Of G. reat Britain. ~.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-03
MOVEMENT or THE ENEMY!

n latLer has been received by gent'a
man of this CITY. from his correspondent IN
HAMPTON informing, the on Monday lat :,
f29sh pit here were in Harp on Roads
sixteen Bri'i'h barges, and tina, they had
captured three Uf our vessels.-Comhiler.