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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-16

g.faEs J.. q - Z e
v,si,1, tbs state sataorities shall At
fo.l. W. aast aSiA 10 per aittsd
tn rs.o nal to the Legislators the
Organization OF volunteer corps OF
iafaitry, C, bs naaltei) aai which
woali. at tais tine, be- found the
in3st feieat force for the kial OF
warfare in waieh We are ea3as ed.
In sane piases. threatened with
iayssian, this species of force has
be-, res,rtel to. ulisr an lisa that
it vas authorised. snibecause fonll
caoabls Of af5rlsing the mast ssr-
yies; the paw rolls of thoss man,
wasn presented to Us. We have been
uader the necessity OF reisctins. be-
eaase tho legislature had refused it's
SANCTION to tae;r organization.
We wonld aiso caii TIA attention
or thu le -;slitlre to those clansss of
the militia law. wh;sh establish the
rnlcs aad articles fwar FOR the 50.
vernnent of the militia. while in
actual service we do MT mean TO
question tbs pra,riety OF such rigor-
!. ous r,les FOR the government ct = re-
saisr army. oor do W. mean to saw.
fiat the militia, white in service.
ought to be subject to no regulation.
but we persuade ourselves that the
l.isl..sre can devise raies for the
yovern,asnt OF the militia. without
depriviag them OF any Of the essen
tial privileges Of fr>e nen. AMI SUB
ieetias them, for offences nnleiie,i.
to tbs most cruel AM opprobriosis
py,;saneat.
wetake the liberty also OF sub
hitting to the Legislature. the pro
priety o. alo9sirS system Of gfaa-
raj education no saaieet. a.,an
which its wisdom can De enployeh,
is Of. mora vital imoortance, or can
HAYES more Imperative claim to its
atteatioa. aOvarane1ts. like those
uaacr which W. have the ha0piusss
to live, depeai car their existence \
prosperity upon sac Intelligence an
virtue Ortheir citizeas; AMI u p'ace
The tnsass OF e'lqea.;a1 wi.hia the
reach OF every description OF the
people. ought to hc the primary cs1-
can. as is the u1Iursiipnah'" 'iHfv
o. the Legislature OF every gree state.
III ia one ao,o,s the NAV caascs
which ought to be e7noloyel III the
education ~ oar voath, we still.
hoYaYnr. think. taat II. in the aai-
Mon OF the Legislature. funls eau Ne
spared Cor the plrppse. the cark
should ne aon aeneal, AMI = svstNn
matured Cor the establishment OF
schoois ia every part % the state.
Tie amouat sSeiai'as For pay AMI
RATIOS Of militia. eallci int" service
In the courss OF last sl'n anr, alrna-
dy saastiohed ny tai, droart nsnt.
exceeds ons nunsrod AM six 'hal-
saa'l dollars; = more p1riiea.s' az
eoaut cannot. At this tiras he gigen.
as the boari il still acting upon
those claims, an many or the are
veto arrive.
Fnr tnc purchase OF arms and mi.
litary stores, orders have been
drawn to tue .norHt u sixiy aiae
thonssni six hsadrea and seventy
Ave dollars b1i considerable sum
is yet due ~ this nac1ii'.
We have tn. honor q be,
Vito mac'i -csDsst,
ot,,J:,,t acpracfs
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, DEekxBRa ls.
TO shKw
rAs VERY AGE & bow OF TEN TINE
s,s voaM AND PnKssvRs."
a 70 snxw

1t wa. said in Warrington City ye.
sterdsy, that an express bad arrived
there from tho frigate Adams, stationed
below, stating that there were IS sail Of
British vessels in the Potomac River, IS
sail of which are large vessels.
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ia which thew shall coaaaet taeir
30 n n speial affairs! Will freacll'nea
SAB nit to theso reiterated drafts on
THAR life b.ood2 If they do, they de-
serve to be slaves.
The Lisbon ase ,unts contain a re-
port that LORI Wellington had
marched into Fraa,e that he was
hesaps Bayonns-xhich our letters
from Bordeaux say was strongly for
tifsd ;-ani that he was daily Pc
ceisias reiaforoements from Eng
land; AMI the aotivs corporation OF
a strong naval forse.
Tie articles from the north OF Flu.
rs3s, particularly tho extracts from
Bernaf,otte's bulletins. arc interest
Ing and authentis. The reputation
of these bulletins has been establish
ed by events, and rival narratives.
They do not bring down the move
msats on the Elbe to so late date
as tho late French accounts bat
they shsw tae crown prince 10 be
=" wide awake )" ;:ley give us details
OF events which Napoleon had re-
menberod to forget; state tho dcst'-
i'sle situation of the Vreaoh cavalry
in Dresdea /; they shew how the
country in the rear OF the French
army ia barr,ss,!; and give an IN
exaggerated ststcment ofthe French
losses since the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT oil
hostiiitics--amoln'ins 10 one hun
ared thousand Can $50 wonder That
Napoleon, requires coascripsion Oh
CONSUMPTION
The Monitcnr OF NE 2ist contains
long report from Captain lie Reux, OF
the privateer lie Renard, of II guns *
50 men, dated the l&th of Sep e@5cr,
and aasiressed to the Marst'me Project
IF Cherbourg, stating, "thst he sailed
from Isle dc Bias on the 8th, Wit, WIND
w. that at4 p NJ. Starpontc vas seen;
that on the Gin a SSH was >ceH to wind
ward, whicti proved ~ he an enemy
,,oCieIle, whoa he engaged "Nh'n pis-
nj shot for sorre time, when be attempt
ed to carry her by boarding., and va' re-
pulsed with loss; desperate close sc-
tion then took place, the French captain
and three OF his liauteunnts ware "ounI-
cd, when the gociette blew up, and eve.
~ soul on board persisted. The French
had killed anA 81 wounded. The
name Of the vessel which blew up IS
not mentioned.
The go:iette that IS reported in the
above account 10 have blown mp, must
have been the Alphoa schooner which
mas been ,ni,s'hg tins fortnight, and part
Of The wreck of which was supposed 10
nave been seen in the .cnanael II wAs
thought OF Portsmouth nat she haG oeeh
run down, bui the account 81 the Mont
taur scems u ascertain that she was
blown np.--The Ainhea was corDnard-
ed hv Lieut.. r. W. jones, ara Ire rs:-
sci bore no other commissioned ofIicer.
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Buxr1Ssros, (v..) Dec. 8;

Major General LEWIS, Brigsdier &c.
nerals BoYp, PosTER and PARKER, have
passed through town, during the course
of the past and present week, to visit
their families. Major Gen. W1LKIx-
soN is removed to Madrid, and is in
good way t. ressin his health.
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An obliging friend at Richmond has
forwarded US regular cory OF the Jour.
nails Of the Virginia Leg Stature SO far
as they have been printed We shall
examine thea attentive! ard present
our readers with such articles as may
Immediately interest them.
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We learn from Annapolis, that on
MONDAY LAST LeDf Hinder, Esq. vas re.
elected Governor OF Maryland by Joint
vote Of both Houses Of tn Legislature.
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PErKasnune, Dec. Il.

We understand tpat the Flotilla OF
Gun Boats at Norfolk, have sailed on an
expedition up the Chesapeake Bay--the
object supposed to be to attack two Bri'
tish armed Brig., which at the mouths
Of the Potomac, Rappahannock, &c.
have committed so many depredations
upon eoasting vessels. We learn fur
thar, tina. the Constellation frigate is in
state of complete preparation for sea,
and that il is the intention of her Com
mandcr; Capt. Gordon. to slip cut the
the very frs. opportunity t1at offers
nay even to incur some risk in doing so.
rather than remain in his present posi-
ton. sstsi.
Tho Legislature of Georgia have vot-
ed an appropriation Of $4,000 to be
applied BY the Governor for the use OF
their frontier forces. TIE seabord OF
the state is also to be projected by troops
and forts, to be immediately provided.
By the House Of Representatives re.
solution has been adopted for recsm-
mending an alteration Of that part of tho
Constitutions relating to the election Of
Senator'S to Cong:sss, so as to make
them elective svsry three years,
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James Barbour, Esq. has been "a.
elected Governor of Virginia, by a large
majority.
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Trans,n,el far TIE rh~or'r'c. from
Paris papfrs Ia ne iSth Oct. re-
oeiped bu the DT'rIa.
FRENCH Ei2fHE.
PAHIs, Dee. 3.
Yesterday st one o'eiaet> II. II.
the Emnress Queen AMI Regent sat
oat in state for the Thu'lie"ies. 70
repair to the saaatc AMI having as
cendei her throne. placed on the left
of that Of the Emperor. and the
CRAWL ;,ignitaries Of the Empire
havin- taken their nrooer o',ces. she
pronoua-ei the following Speech !:
SsytrDRs:
The principal covers OF Furepe.
Indignant at the petestions OF Eng
laad, had, last year. rcaRised their
armies to ours. in order to Obtain
the peacs OF the World. AMI the re-
establishment of the rights OF every
nation. At the frst vieissitHdes OF
the war. the slumssriag passions a.
woke. Ensland aud Russia have
dragged Prussia and Austria into
their cause. Our ,ene:nias wish TO
DESTROY eur Allies in revenge for
their s,lelity; they wish 20 hiring war
into the bosom OF our haloved conn.,
try, as a retaliation for the triumphs
which have carried our victorious
eagles into the heart OF their States.
i know. better than any one, what
onr people woald have to suSer. 1T
they ever were conquered. Before
] assembled the throne. where, the
choice of my august husband and
the viii Of my father called me. |
had the highest opinion Of the eOu-
raso ahd energy OF this great ne
1ion. This opinion has daily en-
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Domestic.

THE LATE SESSION OF CONGRESS:
The Legislative business of the session Of
Congress which has just terminated, has
been conductnd with more aesiduity and zeal
perhaps, and With more CELEBRITY and effect
certainly, than at any previous session which
has fallen within our observation. The OBJ
ject for which Congress was convened at
this Extra Session, was generally under
stood to be, to provide system OF war tag
IS, calculated to defray the interest Of the
Public Debt now eXistiBgs and which may
| be created during the war. TO this object,
then, they bent their principal attention.
| Ii has been deliberately but speedily &C.
conpiished aud the session was not pro-
tractsd moment after the several bills
On this subject were perfected. There was
considerable difference Of opinion, even a
| mong the majority, OH the proper Objects of
taxation but these differences were not
permitted to interfere with the public inte-
rest, or Illustrate the measures it REQUIRED !;
and those who could not obtain such varia
ton OF modification of the system rs the.
wished, gave their support to that system
which was proposed by the committee Of
Ways and Means, rather than defeat the
| measures necessary to support the credit
| OF the government. The laws on this sub
Iject, therefore, notwithstanding the opposi-
have clamored most about the necessity of
taxes, were passed by commanding majeri-
ties. These several laws, besides contain
ing the general provisions for the assessment
ami collection of direct and Internal taxes
aud for establishing the Office OF Commissi-
cner of the Revenues embrace the following
provisions, viz. to lay duties on licences to
retailers Of wines, spirituous liquors and TO
reign merchandise =; on licences to distilers
OF spirituous liquors ON sales at auctioa of
merchandise and of ships and vessels on
sugar refined within the United States /;
on bank notes and certain negotiable paper;
and on imported salt. These laws to con
tinue in force during the present war, and
until one year after its termination.
Besides these several laws, in number
tsn, providing q system Of direct AID inter
nal taxation, Law was passed authorship a
loan of 81, 100000; a part of which is tob1
appropriated To- the service Of the present
year. for expenses (of militia principally not
before calculated on, and tho remainder for
the ssrvce OF The srst quarter of the next
year, which it il supposed could not be
provided for in time al the next session OF
Congress.
These are ell the measures taken for
| raising revenue. or providing the ways &
means for the support Of government.
Besides the passage of these laws, howe
yer, Congress adopted many provisions for
encouraging the prosecution of the war, and
70 render il. b1th Extensively and defensive
ly, more eifcicot. OF this character, we
may pronounce the acts which were passed,
to authorize the raising corps Of sea fen-
| Hhles; TO authorize the purchase and sink
'ne of bulks for the further defence Of the
ports and harbors ct the United States to
sat5orjse the building Of tsrscs 90 protect
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sUPPLYING THE ENEMY.

BY a gsptlema avn from HahtaZ, late pri,.
oner there, We have received the Following
memorandum. which carries its cwn com.
ment. [Bosf. tat.
i" HalDaa'. June l8, 181s.--Ihirfccn
hundred barrels of Flour arrived this day
from the United States and large quaint
ties are coming in daily. There has been
sent from this port to Quebec. last fall and
this snring, upwards of Tsyenty Thousand
barrels and now they are sending all shey
can to. Quebec and other places i'll Canada,
besides Pork, Beef, Peas, Beans, and in sact,
every Kind of produce raised IN the United
States. Some of the highest Of the oilisers
have been heard to say. that if the Ameri
can government had prevented their OH
tanning supplies from Mei, iiieada in Boston
and other places, the British prnvinces long
before this time you'd hav> been IN stare
Of Starvation & that they would have been
compelled 70 surrender a. SiscTetiea. or SUE
foe Peace"
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B4LTTNosE, august S.
THE ENEMY IN SIGHT.

Capt. Go.don's ,epors yes;e. day stated
that ship Of the line, friyate and a brig
arrived cif,he month OK Chester river last
night, and have been proceeding up towards
Swan Point al.,he morning. They are now
II anciior and sounding In. channel opposite
Swan ts:and. just below the man of war
Shoals, on ) o)Aers are laying abreast Of
Kent islaad-.,hey haYe tai.en nothing that
l have heard of, in the course Of 10 day !,
and to ,neT,e~ they wiii have sounded the
Shoals when may be better able 10 Judge
OF their intentions.
An eIemy's brig in sight from the obser-
vatory.
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New YORK, Augus, 9.


We learh from New London, that cspt.
Hardy of the Families, had not gone OFT Of
the Sound, As was reported.
We also leerr, that four boats which had
been sent ont by Com. Decatur to reconnoi
tire, had returned with two ieutenants, a
midshipman and FIVE sssmen. belonging to
the British enuGdrop. whom thrY had sur
prised on shote.
Bo,b public ana private accounts from
Eugland, speak unfsyoTsbIy Of the Russian
Meditation between Great Britain x this
country. The following IL an extract Of =
letter from the House Of Muilct, of Lon.
don,
awe have nothing Of farther moment to
communicate. We roay, however, odd the
expression Of our frgi conviction that the
Mission to St. Petersburg sronl Washington
Can answer 10 end ag regards the matters
ID dispute bctween OIL. L"o governments, &
tbat the prospect Of a termination 30 the
present unfortunate hos,i.itics between US
is as unfayorabie ss eyer"
a letter from New O deans Of the date
Of the 5th ult mentions, that the British
sloop of war, Herald, had been joined oil
the Balize by frigate, sloop os war, and a
sch'r as a tender.
A letter received az Salem, from Mr.
Garcia one Of the unfortunate capGyes in
hlgiers, dated April 10, mentions that a.
American brig, loaded with foJr, &c. be
longing to Wilson & Cno1inghau Of Nor
folk, finder spanish c0lpIs, had been taken
OF Cape 81. Vincent by the higerines
and br0dght in and cordenned and Sold
The supercargo Mr.. lanes Pollard was
the oniy Amclicaa Oh board, anG was de
taissd - a cao,ive. 'The Spanish Captain
acd e'c~ rcre Dismissed. Hr. Z. mentions
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BALrtMoRE. nilcn.st s.

Eztrdcs ora latter from The Poat-aoster
Generaito General Smith. sa.ed yester-
day eUsring.
" At noon, yesterday, Eve of the enerny's
fleet were observable at Point Lock out,
they were rather below the mouth of Pa
tn kent moving up with the flood tide. The
two which were in the potomack. or the Cd,
were lying too, Is miles east of Smith Light
house /; all the rest were 50 far up the bay
as to be out of sight,
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Sazet'c of SaturG-.- 4" yfe Secretary at
wa, -rr;red in this city yesterday, on his
w9y 10 tn, Northern Frontiers" We notice
this paragraph merely to- contradict it.
Heuei al armstrong IS ID w Washington, he
expects 10 lie in Philadelphia The latter end
Of this week. II is probable he will be &C.
companied by GENERAL WILKINSON,
wao arrived in Washington city on Satur-
day last and was expected to leave il OH
"Wednesday.
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$500

IienH2, May 26.--They talk here of an
srmstice between the biiligerent armies !;
they even go so far as to state the conditions
Of it, whicn are al very advantageous TO the
French, which could not BE- otherwise at
the end Of SO many brillian. victories.
CrGcoau, Nay 1.-The Polish corps Par.
NEE, under the orders of Prince Poniatow-
ski " nch at his retrea. into our depart
Tnent, scarcely amounted to 5000 men, now
consists of 1000 who are in the best con-
dition. The artillery belonging to it is not
very Numerous ; but they have 5000 cav
airy, well moonted, TO the
intelligence which has re lched US, this
corps d armes has received permission to
pass through the Austrian States, and to
proceed to the place of their destination.
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LATESTFROM THE ENEMY.

E:rtrcct Of letter received last eUening
from a Member of the CaKncH, dated
ANNAPOLIS. ,dYg. 4.-~7 O'Clock, Il. nj
There are nov IL sight, clown the Bay.
IA sail nearly opposite Poplar island,who are
proceeding up under fnil sail . frigates *
a schooner have passed this place, and are
nearly opposite SANDY Point
&c. II. Books.
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Naakinrton .Hnnuat Z

NaSAingto2, HugUat Il,
Cory of letter ,sgonl JCltntenonf ,iztus
commanding Tie u i5fctes' Oelo 5ars
FlofiYa. 20 tdc GscHstc,g efMe Mavu.
U. s+tatea' tiotIla, Cape May,
Jo,y 2s h 1Gi2.
SIR-Lsying off Dcnn;sSs Greek this
morning, discovered that IN enemy's sloop
of war had chased q small weasel, and had
taken her rear tue Oversa,is. I iplmedi-
steiy got under weigh and stood down the
Bay. The Sioop Of War stoot' so near the
overfails, that she grounded slightly On the
outer ridge of Crow: Shoals, / thopQht
proper 60 endeavor 30 bring hin To action.
succeeded and got within three ouar, ers
e i mile and anchored the boats (coIlsistir g
of eight Gnnboats ard two Ricck Slocps(
in line ahead. a heavy frieate had by
titis tins anchored about half mne further
out. After a coaGbnade Of orc hour and
forty FIVE inmates, is Which the ships ken,
up a constant and heavy Eve, heaYne their
shOt from lal. 10 three quarters of mile
over us, they toinB Us but little damage.
their shat seldom striking Us, the Soop OF
War & Frigatc, finding our shot to tell or.
their .hulls, manned their boats 0 IN number
(two launches, the rest large batges and
cutters) with from so to 40 mer IN each,
and dispatched them after Cunboet Npl2l,
Sailing Master Shead, Which had ut.fortu-
nately fell mile anl e half out ct ~. i.a-.
al lhoush it dad been my positive ana eE,,is s.
orders To anchor at hall cable length at,att
ard not farther. From the strong e5, tide
they succeeded in capturing her, afrer :
gallant resistance, (for three times did No.
121 discharge her lCnC Sun, apparently eulI
OF cauEister, Anoag the VEp;a lits ii boats
when at 4 very short distance, TiiGh must
have done e1;ecuuor,- ard not TIL after she
was boarded 6;9 the Golots Come dow ~ tc.
fore any assistance Gould be given her how
ever, we 20, near enough TO destroy thrct or
tour Ct their Doats, and n,ust have Killed q
s-..t i,'4'r-JsT VI Tsgn. * being calm, they
sGcCeeded IN getting her away, BY scndl,1s
ali their boats ahead and towing her, tut
have paid dearly for their ttmerity thSy
most at least nave had one third of then
r1en killed and wounded. They put one
silot through the foot of the Baffaioe's lib,
ana one through the under part of the bon
.rr.t, and cut Sun-bpas No. 1875, Saiing
Master l.. MoIiere's rigging in several
places, & All | BIB. SHOT struck her lon. CUR
and indented il several inches bul happY
nm &c say, that not man was wounded IN
any Of the boats, except the one captured
and have not YET learnt their fac. ] fec.
much indebted to Lieutenant Mitchell, aFd
officers commanding gunboats iCr their nj
rited conduct in Carrying into execution fny
ORDERS :. and il must judge from the raj
iant resistance may BY. Sailing mister
5Bead IN engaging when surroandeG ~ tnc
boats Of the enemy, that every officer sud
Gan of the Rotilia will do theiT duty u "a
situations.
have the honor to be, &C.,
SAMUEL ANGUS,
Commanding u. $. Del. Flbt;lla
y, 8. The action cpmmenced a. mi
mites before l r. NJ. a.& ended 81 II suutea
aiter 2 p. M.
NORFOLK. August 6.
n fropidential eseaHe--A yo'pg tnss, =,
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Yesterday arrived at this port the ship
Fair American, Capt. Weateers. s5 days
from Lisbon. BY the poltcncs5 Of Mr.. J. 4.
Welsh, passenger, We have been fagoured
with a file OF Lisbon papers to 26.h June. -.
Accounts had been received q, Lisbon OF
the25th Ione, that Lord W.limgs5n aud
his army passed the Ebro, ndihat his Head
Quarters we're at berberana on the Sch
June, within IS leagues Of Bayonne, ard that
hs had taken French military chest.
TRANSACTIONS.
LISBON, June 95.
Ertyacf from the official Dest1arch of Ills
Tx. Cen. Duke de Victoria, I H1elinq-
tor. 4ated VhIs. .Diego, 18Th lime.
Ii appears that The allied arnny passed
tac Cafri9n or the 7th inst.-.,he enemy re-
tuias by the way Of Pissu.iga. The pur-
svii continued the 9th, 9Th and 10Th. The
ce,erity q oar nsrches on these days, obi
ged US y shorter oar 'Aarch 90 the ifth, &.
hall Or u.s I2:h. notwithstanding the
rtgh' proc eded On tde rood 70 BGrgos, under
ths commahd % i3ir Rowlana Hill
"Ihe enemy wss found IN Considerable
.orce commanded by Gen. railey on the
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SWEDISH POsiERANIA.

STLALsUND. May 29.-In the battles of
rae ism, 2oh, 2ist and ed the French lost
two to one Of the Allies. The Russian left
wing was never engaged and the Emperor
ALEXANDER, in a letter written with his
own haad to the Grown Prince CBERNA-
poTTE,l says, 81 did not wish to expose
all the troops, in order. under all crcum-
atances, to be able to make head against the
ensGay, and that too successfully"
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\ o. ) Ok, Aneust7 7.
Carts'p Ers5is, of the Revenae Gutter Who VS.
soire N;ae Stree taken in Yofk River, ms Lsen pa
ruItd. and is IN This paee-be s;htes that in he
attack upon the unon ;risat, Gy t.ie epu bcst four
shot struck the hub OF tbs fr;gsts on. nSn Nas XII.
len and three slightly Wounded, Capt. n vas on
board the Junon al ias tBe. y,eGver.