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From the National Mtelligeneer.
VERSES

VERSES
Wriften coon after the attearance Of the
LADY of tn Lake" ON hearisg that
Matter Sco74 had ceased to Publish
any more Of his Poems.
Is, DRESSED 70 HIN.
THINK not that Scotia'S sons alone
Theinhuepce Of thy, harp can own;
In tnese far regions Of the vest
1t sweetly thrills through every breast.
IfLove's soft theme employ thy lay,
Our hearts with passion glow; =
o itof glorious battle day,
The martial line should flow,
We wish those r,famed fields to view
Where SeOsia'. bloody lion few.
We ne'er have roy'd Glenfalass' side, !,
We meier have seen Beniedr's head,
W. have skin,' d LochKatrinc's tide,
Or seen the rnists her isles o'erspread
Yet oft in fancy even here
We trace the scenes by thee made dear,
In es'ry lake and glen;
Aud oft on doubling echoes borne,
Expect to bear the busle hon,
And rouse the red deer from lris den.
Ma cas,led cliffs here crown the glade,
No meuldering tower or keep,
No splendid ruins, where tits said
That mighty heroes sleep.
Yet sometimes, as With listless eye,
We view the clouds in western sky,
As the last sun-bsams on tbSm tall,
We figure on the embatlled wall;
Or willis! the fancied scsne can last,
Think that we see 7ontation vast.
Nor think thou, though in this distant
land,
, That we cannot feel for that daring
band,
That brave unbroken ring,
When all thro' .Fiodden's dismal night,
Firmly they stood the unequal fight,
And died around their king.
Harp Of the North, why dost thou say
thy strains
No more shall vibrate on the ravish'd
earl,
A.! tell US not~e ne'er may hope a.
gain
Thy songs of ancient day, again to
hear;
For not to SCOTS are thy lays more
dear,
And though thy plains to US arc all un.
known,
Yet1o fair Scotia, claim We kindred
near;
A kindred climate Scotia sure will
own,
There east was WALLACE born, and
here lived WAsHIGGToN,
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rJk onLE

A valuable tract OF Land, the SOL Of
the tiert quality, and all IN heavy tim.
Der, lying in the county Of Lopdon on
3read-run about two MILF. and half
,boye the bridge. and through which
tho Church and Ok resgs passes the
tile isdispu.able and containing about
$50 acres, which will &c divided tsre-
quned) to suit purchasers, anc the
pay ments made easy For further
particulars erqnire OF Mir John Ma.
lhias Lsesburg, who will show hs'pro-
perry and make known the terms OF
sale.
Richard H. Love.
August dsw
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ALSO

The following ney Publications,
Rokeby, anew Poem, BY Walter Scott.
Emerald Islc,---by {. Phillips.
Traits OF Nature, by Miss Barney.
Good Men Of Modern Date, by Mrs.
Green. -
Santo Sebastiano, by the author OF the
Romance Of the Pyrenees.
Portraiture Of Metbodism, by ]: Crow.
Their
Life of White6eld, by ]. GiIlies
Pdetical Vagarles, by G. Coleman
Elements of Chemical Philosophy, by
Sir Humphrey Da,y,L l., L D.
Life of Percival-E,skine's Speeches <
Duane's Handbook, or the New Mi
Iitary Guide for the Infantry Of the
p United States.
April IL
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STOLEN,

From the House Of Mrs. Brooke, on
Sunday last.
!. An English made Silver
WATCH, with the name OF Walter
brooke On its face, to which was attach
ed q Gold Key with initials L. B. A
reasonabie reward viii be given tor the
rscoyery Of said Watch, on application
to the printers.
August s. y
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The Defendant, Tedediah

IN DNAS1AAoiAS> N - A~AA
Leeds, not having entered mis- appear-
.nce and givxn security according to
the statute and the rules OF this Court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction OF
the Court upon .ffidayit. that the said
Defendant Jet!e dian Leeds, is not an
inhabitant OF this District--Or motion
of tie Complainant by his Council. it
is ordered hat the said Defendant Je.
dediah Leeds, do appear here on tho
first day OF Move mber Term next, and
ent r his appearance to the suit, and
give security for performing the de.
crees of the Court, and that the other
Defendants Thomas Swami and George
Deneale, do not pay away, convey or
secre,e the debts by them owing to or
the estate in their hands belonging to
the said absent Defendant Jedcdiah
Leeds, until the further order or de-.
cree of this Court, and that copy Of
this order be forthwith published for
two months SUI cessivelv in one .of the
public newspapers published in this
couaty, and that another copy he post.
ed at the front door Of the court.house
OF said county.
A copy: Test,
G. Deneale, C.
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FROM FORT MEiGS.
FURTHER PARTICULARS or THE tsIrcE.
EVANSVILLE, July 2f.

FURTHER PARTICULARS or 9HE 'SiECE'
ZAsEsv1LLE, Ju!y2s. .
: The following serious intelligence
has just now been received by Brig.
General Lewis Cass. at this place.
by the express from colonel Bartlet,
quarter master general.-Gererai
Cass repairs Immediately tothe scene
Of action. Col. Owings, with about
eco Kentucky regulars are suppos-
ed to have reached Franklinton, on
their march. From the accounts it
would appear that general Harrison
has a force Of at least 1000 efficient
men exclusive Of those who may
turn out on the occasion. Should
the fort make determined resist
ance until the reinforcements are
pushed forward, We anticipate glo-
ri0us result.
Uther Sandusky, 2sd July, 1873,
10 o'clock p M
DEAR SIR-Mr. Oliver this mo.
nent arrived from Fort Meigs with
a verbal message from gen. Clay to
major general Harrison, Informing
him that the British and Indians
have again Besieged that place
they were discovered on the oppo-
site side Of the river yesterday morn
lug atst inst. after reyeiiee; tue
Indians had erGssedover IN the night,
and succeeded in killing and taking
off Of tic picket quart; the force
landed f:am the gun boats and in
view OF the fogt was estimated at
1850 BRUSH troops besides those
that had taken tbier position in the
night. Early last night lie enemy
took possession Of the point on this
side of the river 200 yards below
the fort. where they were erecting
batteries-our batteries epened yes
terday morning and We heard seye-.
raj guns this e,ening-ten or Twelve
boats, four Of them rugged, were 10
view Of the fort when Mr.. Oliver
left that. left general Harrison
this morning at Lower Sandusky-
ne has 500 regulars and 100 militia
with him, aud col. Paul is within %
miles Of head quarters With 500 re-
gnlars. and there are 400 OF the
2ith regiment infantry at fort Ball.
am, sir. with great respect, your
most obedient humble seryt.
J. e. BARTLETT, @ AZ. G..
Br. Gen. Lewis Cass. g:
p. 8. Should gov. Meigs be- at
Marietta, be pleased to write to him.
] have sent him copy Of this adj
dressed to ChilGeothe. J.'C. B.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE,
goo t1ogsheads Maryland
Tobacco. Apply to
CharlesIs Catlett, or
Thomas Irwin.
June 80
JUST PUBLISHED,
August 2

JUST PUBLISHED, BY
IOH.t A. STEWART,
md for Sale at his Book Store. nev
and improved edition Of
CLASPS COOKERY,
Containing directions how to roast x
boil every thing necessary 10 be sent up
to table-Broi'mg. Frying, how to
dress Fish, made Dishes, Poultry. Soups
and B'o;hs, Puddings. Pies. Dishes tor
Lent, GRAVES, Sauces, flashes, Erica
sees, Ragout,. making Cakes and Jei-
lies, Pickling, Preserving, and Confes-
tionary.
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BALTIMORE ,Aueust S.


THE ENEMY IN SIGHT.
Capt Gordon's report yesterday stat.
ed that a ship Of the line, ffigsJte ard a
brig arrived off the mouth OF Chester II.
yer last. night, & have been proceeding
up towards Swan Point all the morning
They are now at anchor and sounding
tho channel opposite Swami Island, just
below The man OF war, Shoals, fnur or
FIVE others are lying abreast OF Kent
l.land--lhsy have taken nothing that !
: have heard of.--in the course of to-day
aud 10. morrow they will have sounded
the Shoals when may be better able to
Judge of lheirAn,cntion.
An. enemy'gb. is in sight frsm the OBJ
seryatoly. -.
LATEST FROM Re EMfas
Ertract Of a litter ,ecee,ysE saf sveabssg
from membrv offhe Council, dated I
ANNAPOLIS, August 4,
o'clock, A M.
"Tbere are now in sight, down the
Ba.,. Ia sail, nearly opposite Poplar
Islsnd, VINO are proceeding up under
full ,ail; 2 frisatcs aid a schooner have
passed this place, and are nearly oppo.
site Sandy Point"
C.. H. Books.
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ATTENTION.!

A Regimenist Court Of Enquiry ssr
the Is. Regiment pifhe Cd Brigade, viii
be held Al IN. Court Hsnse OH Mohday
next at 10 o'clock il The morning Tor
the purpose oi hearing appeals + ON the
decisions oil the Batsaiion Clurta, and
for the performance ot q ell Other duties
required by law. where all persons m.
terested are Requested 70 attend
BY order. e. !, -, s:.c
ALEX'a .HUNTER, Adj.
l.' Regt. ID Brig NJ p. c.
August6 a.- : :,
Wanted to hire by the
year, GIRL from sto l6years ofsge
to attend OLA child.
Daniel Duiany.
:. August
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District OF columbia to Wit

County OF Alexah1rla,
April Term, US.
Benjamin Ca;gnan, Adm'nistrs- =
tor oil Alexander BuIot =
CoMPLAlkAsT.
AGAINST -
Jedediah Leeas, Thomas Swami 8
and George Deneaie,
DEFENDANTS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-08
NV YoRK, June IS.

British nGgnaninity. Smack Fair Lady,
belonging TO New London, bound 10 New
York, from Cape Cod, with a valuable car
go Of Holsters, was on Thursday last, little
east Of New London, boarded by British
brig, the name of which the captain did not
learn, but supposes her to be kings ves-
sci. After committing much violence, strip
ping her of the furniture, knives, forks,
dishes, &c. also, of all her rigging, sails &C
anchors, the cargo, was taken out, and the
smack burnt. The men belonging to the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-08

a rocket ship, bomb ship and hospital
ship sailed with the aforementioned vessels.
On board the men of war were about 27Oo
troops, including about 27O FIenchmen, who
had deserted from time to time from the
French armies.
The Dragon - sailed the 10Th for Hall
fax with about s 10000 in specie; and for
the purpose of recruiting, her crew being
sick with the scurvy.
Nine or 10 American prisoners, including
the boatswain of the late u. S. sluop Of war
Wasp, were taken on board the Dragon, TO
be sent to England, on her arrival at Hale
fax
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-08
CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The bill to eward the officers and crew
Of the Sloop of War Hornet, was returned
from the Senate, with an amendment en-
oracing the case OF 1t. Elliot, in the destruc-
ion ofthe British brig Detroit.--Refcrred to
he Naval committee.
A bill from the Senate TO prohibit indirect
trade with the enemy, was twice read and
referred to committee of the whole as
also was bill to incorporate a Fire IRsuR
ance Company in Alexandria.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-08
DOME STIC.
BosToN, June 80.
BIER MIIDA

DOHTON, June 80.
LATE FROM BERMUDA.
The Swedish brig Gov. Ankerhelm, Card
ner, 9 days from Bermuda, arrived at Pro-
violence on Monday. Capt. JOHN SALrER,
of Portsmouth, passenger, arrived in town
yesterday morning and politely communica.
ted the following information
That an Embargo was laid at Bermuda.
May %, until June 20, in consequence of the
fitting out and sailing of an expedition, sup
posed to be going against Norfolk.
That the expedition, consisting of the fol-
lowing vessels, sailed from Bermuda, June g.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-08

68,950,000
Upon this population, which is embraced
in the compass ot74,65 square leagues, the
emperor OF France could always rely.
Pohuiatisn Of Russia and her allies.
England, 100000
Scotland, 100000
Ireland, 3,5sO,O00
Prussia, 5000 000
Sweden, S,00O0o0
Russia, in Europe & Asia, 35,5oo,ooo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-08

presumption of the English and the Russians.
J he whole French empire seemed converted
into oamp, from whence, for four months,
columnsissued, crossing the Rhine. and pio>
ceeding 10 reinforce the shattered divisions
at the grand army on the Elbc. the Oder,
and the NiStula.
Rctiecting men, indeed, perceived, even
IN the midst Of Napo.eou's disasters, if he
could only penetrate the minds Of the French
people, and excite IN them his own passions,
that the physical resources Of the empire
were abundantiy Sufficient to reinstate him
al the head of as formidable an army as lie
had lost by the cold IN Russia. a simple a
rlthmctcal computation decided that point
as tue following statement will demonstrate
PcfJation Of France and her steJtaSt clies
France, proper, S8,O00,0O0
Naples, 100000
Rome, 1900, 600
Eiruria, 100000
Kingdom OF Italy, 100000
Helvetia, 100000
Bavaria, 100000
Nuremberg, 100000
Westphalia, 100000
Saxony, 100000
Other small States, 2,55000O
Holland, 100000
Denmark, 100000
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-08
FRONTIER.

On motion Of Mr. Troup, the House re-
solved itself into comm ittee of the whole,
Mr.. Nelson in the chair, on the bill to
mend the act in addition to the act for rails
ing an additional military force
The first section of the bill authorizes the
enlistment Cat the discretion of the Execu-
tive) of five of the regiments of what are
usually called the twelve months men Eau
thorised by al act Of last session. to be for
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-08

a bill from the Senate authorizing the
building of barges for the further defence of
the waters of the United States, was twice
read and referred " the committee Of Ma
val Affairs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-25

Ariivl 4 NJ Boston, Mass on SATURDAY last. !'r;;ic
ship Nelaone, q i'lize "a tic pshai.er D,cstlr az
Nswrn. ior'-- She was from i.oGc,f touid To- IN.
JAne'se---was csptupd J.n l2--is newly coanered.
n'ooiing ten 9puund carron.dcs. and has on boar,i
- paneheons OF brandy, IS casks porter 2lS pires
snd - Luts O. red and other vines 3 Cases ron
monSery, o.piates ware, 6 trnnks shocs, I care
natAsy, case oil cloths, crates bird cages.
case glasses ~ bales coaihins. eases stationary
do. Soda water, do. stained paper, g.c.--rco
cases OF Watches, (vaIued a, Isssseaa 1slsars.
weie taken from he Nepture and put on board Tie
Decatur, for fear She would te rccspture,l She Is
2li tons. The Decatur had csp,ultd brig Louis
and sch. Industry, from Quebec ior Madeira. vi,b
hsh, &C. and ordered them for France
"a vsius.5te Prsse.--Arris.d .d M Portsmouth. N "
on Thursday last, British ship Volunteers, Of $50
tons, mounting ~ guns, laden with dry goods. salt
~ ,ons OF sheet and 40 tons pig copper cargo val
ued AZ s"s nnd'ed aud eighty thousand siars, prize
to the T. ; iriga,e Chesapeake, Capt Evans. She
was one ct fleet of ID sail, bound from LivcruooI
Tor Baaa, (BraziN under convoy of a sloop.cf.war.
aud was captured Ian. l4.--[11c CAssabeaks hs.,
oass eat'ared fss older ships from sse some convoy,
'"s 's.tn snc e'nn ef'er tok'g ousg goods 10 rae a.
sieep-ef.war and sae remainder Of her conyov n
nens them ssas fsro large ships ef 900 tons TIE Czes
GfeGSe hea tscn chased 6y tro British firatc, k,.
esesfed 81 supcrcr saiiisg.1
c,,A Asn,,d At Nswcastc, (Delaware.) British sch.
Ellen was from London, with cargo of drv goods.
and was captured off st. salvador Dec Ss1TLe
Constitution afterwards fell IN with tho Hornet, took
the pri1e IN tow for days. and parted from, her
M lat 10, 5. Mr.. Bll and Mr. Packet were but on
board as prize masters. The Ellen was Entnerly
me American schr. Milan. of Baltimore, condemn
ed IN England under the Orders in Council
The American priva,ccrs Two Brothcrs and Flv
have captured The British ship Mentor from London.
w',h cargo OF dry goods inyoiccd At yo000t steri
There was captured in prize of,he pri-
vatcer ship America, OF Salem, ,ae stioie
frame ola sspeniy:fdmr gua.shia, OF Quebec
Oak, from Quebec bound 10 Loudon.
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Distrier ef Rhodc. Island
TN pursuance Of Warrant from the lion. Datid
i Howell, Esq. Judge of the District Court for
khodc-Isiand District
do hereby give public Notice, that shall sell at
Public Auction, 70 the highest bidder, Monday,
the first day OF March next, at ten o'clock, in the
forenoon, at the Long-whArf in Newport, the Brit.
ish ship JEANIE, Of the burthen of $40 tons, to-
gether with her tackcI. appsre and furniture. The
ship built at Barrowsiong, in North Britain, 10
coppered to the bends, and Is said to be very fast
salIer, and can be put 10 sea ut small expense. -
And also her cargo on board, consisting ct IS or
$4,000 bushels OF Liverpool salt, of am excellent
quality.
The conditions Of sales will be 90 days credit for
the ship and her appurtenanccs The salt will be
sold in ots, from 500 bushels 10 5000. and ell sums
less than S500,casb fron' $500 To $1,000. 80 DAYS
credit from $1,000 20 $1,000, 90 days credit and
any sum exceeding 5000, 90 days credit
The Notes are to be given payable 1t Bank, with
approved endofsers.
The inventory Of the shipand the salt NAV he sser
Nv applying q Messrs Cranston & shaw, ,atNewport.
Daled at Popiscnce.fbis 1Ofh doy If fe5 H. r. 1915.
EBENEZER X. DIX TER, .Ha,shaL
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English, India, French ana
Ameyican GOODS.

UsT received; and for sale by r. O. RICHMOND,
an extensive assortment of Stab's and Fancy
G0ODS--among others,
500 ps French ribbons. or every description, long
and short KID Gloves green and black saurs,
Lntstrngs; Linen, Cambricks fancy half Htis
Laces; Lace Mtts; Dimitcs I,andstas !, teck si,k
aud Madras Inks and nm extensive assort,,crt of
American manufactured Ginshans shirrngs !;
Bed,icks, &c &c =
flso-10 boxes brown Sugars. OF an excellent
quality of which will be sold urus.slly cheap
for cash. Feb cs -
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NO'IlCL.

Dc!orfmen Of Stafe, Fe6. 6, 1919. M
ALIEN enemies arriving within the limits of the
United States from foreign countries, are immcdi.
atey on their arrival TO report themselves 20 TIE
Marshal OF the United States, to BIS Deputy, for the
District within which they may be landed ff
No alien enemy can hereafter proceed from aport
or place within che District Of the Un,tl States 10
port or place within another District of the same,
by land or water, without special Passport from
the MsrshA or si"in the Collector Of the Customs,
AZ the Case may ne
Aca enemies permitted TO travel fsotn one Dis
trict ot the United States to nnoer District thereof
are forthwith on their arrival TO report h,msclvcsto
the Marshal to whom they to exliib, tIcir pass
port Hy
The Marshals and the Collectors of the Cnsstsrs
Of the several Districts of The United stgtes 'hrc
particularly charged with the execution Of the pro.
visions or this ma, ,tication &C.
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niAitohAL'S SALE.

DURSUANT 10 Warrant from the Hon. David
fiowe!j, Esq. Judge OF the District Court OF the
Uoiied states, Tor iLe iihode-Isl District:
do hereb, give this Public Notice. that 7 shall
expose sn.l sell AT Public Auction, To ,he highest
lnader. the second day Of March next, ut 10
oofk in tie f,geroon, where she now les at North,
H'pgs.cen. t,e brig il'RAM, her iackcl, apparel
aud !nni,nr-. The said brig, &c. having been con
slr,nnrs f'r Sc@mens wages, and ordered to be sod
fvr the ga, Deyi ~ the same With costs.
n 8tn invcn, ~ of her sackeI. rigging, &c
wll bc exhibited a. ne time and place Of s,lc.
DIfsJ ~ - sOhoys, NE iith day ef FRO. 1912.
D.JEt J. ?EAAcE. Dsnssy lNershof
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Lieut. Gen. GIislsp, TAX ~ IN the lava, p,e,~nsrl
Com Brinbri Ige w..h very gNH vori on p IT
ing with him, as compliment f'r hls masuau:i
and humanity towards tie pF,sc"ers
The sioop Of war rep,rscd 20 Dc captured t' q e
Fsscx. IL said To be TIC Nancy of &c Guns. "a bri
Il r-nuic, on the Dsszii stAtsoa -L;,sf. c~~siire
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I.1YES7 FEoM FR.fNCE.

The sch. PHO, has arrived at Philadelphia
form Bordeaux from whence she sailed on The
first OF Jan. and brings confirmation Of the
Of arrival .hc Emperor Napoleon in Paris.
The following is an extract of ! letter from
Paris, dated the 22d Dec. received by t.s
Pilot.
& Previous to the Emperor's return to his
Capital, he was me, a. Wilma by Mr.. Barlow,
the American Minister, with whom he had
conference Of two hours. Mr.. Barlow is cx.
pccied here again in the course Of 2 or 3 days,
when II is said negotiations VIII be RESUMED,
and hopes ate cn,c,yained that favorable
commercial arrangement viii! b. effected"
Another letter which VIC have seen, states,
that .he Emperor left his army in winter quar-
,ers at Wilma, under the command of Berihi.
CT, Murat, and the Viceroy of Italy.
MIR. Taylor, Of Philadelphia, is passenger
in the Pilot, and has brought Dispatches for
Government, with which he Immediately, af.
ter iaudlng, proceeded to Washington.
On the 2oih Dec. the Senate presented an
address, to the Emperor Napoleon, through
.he Count de Lacepede, their President The
Emperor, in his reply, declares that he might
have armed the greater part Of the Russian
population against Alexander, and tha, several
villages requested hun to do SO.
COZ. wAsHrxoros, rEs.11
The interesting ceremony Of counting out the votes
for President aud VccPresdent of the United States
yesterday took place, required by the Cons tuton,
in Che presence of both Houses of Congress. ou
opening the ballots, it appeared that the votes Of the
Electors had been given IN as follows
For Fresidcnf
James Madison, of Virginia, 1913
<S( a oo
Tor Hce Presiden'
Elbridge Gerry, OF Massachusetts, l3l
Jared IDgcrsoli, of Pennsylvania, SO
And LINES JE3DIyO.vwas accordingly deciar-
cd to be elected President of the United states for
for four years from the 4h day of March next aud
ELBRIDGE GERRY, vice-Presdeni, for like
term.--I svafiona Lrfeihge,er.1
Extract Of Litter, dated Aan,pfon, Te5 loM, 1915
"There was al hard fought battle in the bay the
day before yesterday, with nine British barges and
pivateeg, her is not known ss vet, the con-
tesi lasted hours. n number Of persons Of verac-
ity living the shore, saw tho whole Of the Sght
and il is supposed seven Of the bargcs were sunk,
but finally the schooner was captured"
Erfraef Of letter from Litfle Egg Hsrb,r,
dated february sfh, 1912.
"Wc have had British "a to pay US visi,
for some timc past. Sic came ashore al the
bsach. At,cr throwing her guns overheard,
and taking c,her articles fro,n her oo Loard sn-
other sc-,ei lying oG tic coa.;, she made her
escape. She nfcd sigual guns all the 6sss dsy
sBs came Co.,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-25
nosroN. nsn. %. 1918.


GENERA NULL, .N'oT EXCHiysGED
We have been favored with late Montreal psper,
IN which i, contained an official order OF 1t. Gen
Sir George Provost, of Feb g. denying the exchange
OF Gen Hull, and the ether officers and men, who
had been made prisoners at Detroit, Queenstowa,S.c
officially announced ut Washington OH the 18Th
Jan. last Ills ExcelIency states. that the officers
and crew of the samuel and Sarah British transports
captured by the Essex, were regularly exchanged
for tle officers and of the Nautilus and not
for Gen. Hull an,i his fellow capt,es; that he s,
considets the latter under i.eir parole Of honor
and that should the fate OF az III place any Of
them the disposal OF the British Government, be.
fore regular and ratified exchange of.,hem takes
place, they will be deemed have broken their pa
role, and 10 be thereby subject all the consequen-
sanctioned by the established usages of war in
the like cases--r Casc..e