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From the De!auare VGtchntdn.
ANOTHER SPLENDID NAVAL
VTCTORYg
Ply THE FRIGATE CONSTITUTION,
COMMODORE BHTNBRTDGE.

We have been obligingiy favored by major Robert
Carr, Who has just returned from New Castle, with
the following interesting account OF another splendid
naval victory.
The scconut was brought to New Castle by an Of.
hcer 9th Constitution, Who had just landed from
= schooner, prize to the Hornet, who was in sight
the close of the action, and from who's. Journal
MAJOR Carr extracted Il. The officer, whose namg
10 not yet rccciIectei, has gone On 70 Washington
City with dispatches
II,secmber 90, 1913. At meridisn lat; IS, @. lon.
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VI we lay before our readers the contents OF
he Revenue Bill which passed the H. ofD n
thursday, and the Senate on Saturday. The aver
age OF increase on the old taxes is about one third
oesides' the various new subjects of taxation will be
found in the budget.
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49, Il sale OF the land advertised in Hsnove-
Hnuhy, rs Postponed until the first dav of Ham,,
o0'r' next II iair, II ret, the next fair day
Fob ., JOHN & A. TURNER
wtds
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Feb. ~
NOTICE

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County, are requested IL bring them forward for
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II CAUTION

7 v.
\ DO hereby forewarn all persons whatsoeyerfrou
hunting, shooting or otherwisc trespassinp uns
on my land in the county Of Richmond on Rapus.
80, @ river, opposite the town OF TapPahannoek.
All persons who may be hardy enough to disregard
u'Is reasonable request may expect without exeep-
ton, or respect To persons, to he prosecuted with
the utmost rigour of the law.
Feb. 90.
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Extract Of another letter from private detel

Portsmouth, Goth Feb.
have just received nformatio by F Patti and
'edediah Allen of the Richmond Troop, being ex-
press to the commander of Troops here, that two
British Frigates are blown ashore and that it is ex
that all will be driven by the strong wind of to
'lay. We are now preparing to march this evening
or to-rnorrow-There about 400 Rinemen here
TO 90 with u.s."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
WINDsoNl JULY z
Gen. HAMPTON ArriVed.

We are happy to announce the arrival of
Gen. Hampton at Burlington. IL Is itated,
that upon taking the command, lie taught the
officers there snero isl,0n-l hat Col. Clark,
who ba. long irsmpled upon the rights ofeur
citizens in that quarer, aud to the intamy of
Whole character, a monument is TO be found
in the records of our Leg failure. ha, bees or
dered TO Warrington, 70 siJt bis oseoSsh -
That the officers there were generally ordered
{, tbei, Osty IN camp THAT citizen, conhned
by the military, Of any were ordered 10 be
reeafed THAT the officers were informed,
that tkeir buhnels is {, take CIaada-not to
tale care Of CA,.s, They are to be ef. in the
hands of he civil magiftra es aad to the opera.
ton of the laws aud conaitu ion of our S.nn-
try,
Such change at Burlington will indeed be
turning over new leaf We hope the nfor.
nation is not premature. Ard we anticipate
from The character of General Hampton, an
entire revolution in the Management OF cur
affairs on the nolherp frontier
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

ever, than de'dohira at all Witl.eut sustaining
The detachment
When shall we learn the first principles
of Tie sri When obey the first dictates of
common sense Shall we perish in ds,ai.. in
the face of beaten and inferior Toe, the
dupes and victims Of The little articles of
the petite Pne,te2 Oar detachment was mace
m the same folly-900 men were 10 hight
sn army that keeps cooped up at For, George
division OF 1000 efiecuses langnlsh ior
the sight Of a man, who, understanding his
business, will do justice 10 the army and the
country, und.r such a man there IS both
honour and reno WI under any ether contu-
slon, disaster and disgrace. Adieu-we
hope for better times Nat. Incl.
We learn that Major General DEARhoRN
is about TO withdraw from Fort George to
albany, probably unal his hesth she'll be
re-eslabllshed, there to await further orders.
Ibid
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
NEW-JERSEY.

Considerable agitation has been pro-
duced il New Brunswick, n. by the
voluntary return of some of the militia
homeward. 1t is said they had been
placed on barren beach, on which the
eyes of the enemy had never been CLAN
ced.---rhe following is an extract from
one account oil the occurrences given in
the New.Jersey Guardian -
Without bread sometimes for the
space Of four days--and in wan: Of all
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
MONTREAL. LINE D.

Gems. Chandler and Wiuder, aud
six other American officers, taken in
the gallsn, affair on the enemy's camp,
on the 9th inst. arrived in town on
! -ursday last, and proceeded on sun.
day for Quebec, on board sch in
charge Of Col Cuthbsrt
THE same paper adds, that Sir J.
Yeo returned to Kingston with bis
squadron, on the 9th ult. after com.
ple,ely securing the lake that four
companies of the royals had embarked
on board the squadron, 10 serve as ma
rines. J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
TIE VIRGINI.i UAR.

Extract at a letter from a gentleman
in the interior OF Virginia, to his friend
in Boston -" An order from the Gov.
ernor has ust arrived, calling for more
than one fourth oil our effective men TO
march under this iorrid sun, 10 a certain
grave in the swamps and sands of Nor.
folk county. The water alone of That
region Is certain poison TO the con.ttu.
ton ot us upper countrymen. Figure
70 yourselves young men brought up in
ease, clerks in Offices and shops, called
out al tbs season, at moments warning,
and without preparation of any kind, to
buckle on a knapsack with four days
provision, shoulder a musket, g march
Two hundred miles, under broiiag sun,
to the most noxious climate in the
world. II is considered as an act OF
madness in any stranger to go TO Nor
folk at this season. The situation of the
enemy in the bay is comparatively saiu
brious. They are where the people oil
the lower country go sor health.
The distress OF the women and chill
dren in this quarter is inconceivab;e
Their agonizing shrieks yet ring in my
ear. ] wish they would ring in "the
deaihdeafeheG ear" OF our gracious
sovereign" In addition to the contem
plated loss OF their husbands, fathers *
brothers, serious fears are entertained
Of d setVife war when so many of our
people are called away. Our only trust
is in that Con whom we have offended I"
Capt. John Hall OF a gun boat on the
Lake .Champlain, has been tried al
Pittsburgh, for falsely imprisoning a
citizen, Benjamin Gilman The Jury,
which consisted OF three Federalists z
nine Democrats brought in virdict oil
guilty, and capt. III was fined 10 dollars
Previous TO the trial, Gilman was ares
ted by an order from Col. Clark al Bur.
lngton, and ordered 10 be brought to
that place but he was released in con
sequence ofshe service of an habeas
corpus.
1t appears by letter from a u. 6
Indian Agent to Gov. Edwards of the
Illinois Territory, that the latter has
adopted the plan Of sending out large
dogs with Ills Rangers in pursuit OF the
Indians. One Indian was pursued mean
ten miles by a dog
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
nAkTroRp July S. 1874


puff pate account OF D,viug Bel and
Torpedo, having been under TIE Psmil.i, Brit.
ih man of War, &c &c 10 going the round,
of the papers, and there appears to be g,bbit-
mouth to fwaiIow any tae which is fabricated.
We know nothing OF wha' wa, done urder TIE
t'aiev, bur the eye Gght OF tkoufand' ha, de.
tecteo the fal,hood of The sfienion that in con
iequence of theie torpedo movements Com
HasDY kept his ihip under way all the time"
a. they have feen, that for more than week
after. The Commodore lay az quiet anchor at
Cudiat,' Lisrd, in ighi Of Nero L,adn 1t il,
isted by iome gentlemen, that an experiment
was made with diving bell, which was rowed
in the night to near the Rsnils,, aud funk; bur
tina, the bell nor the pc ion in 1t have not been
heatd Of Gnce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

things, the yeomanrv bent their rms.
rewards, in all directions
A party ofthe militia arrived IN IT,
town quietly pursuing their conrs. 'ls
their peaceful dwellings--and abou, ~ "
same time, small party of horse n.
patched in pursuit Of them, entered M
raeH with the lugitives> Many of ,hsn
were taken, and driven on before c,vsl
ry, like citizens in France, TO the min.
tine some Of them, in other places y.
are informed were tied land an Wa.
treated with the utmost indienity.
One OF the pursuing officers Informal
a citizen, that il he should exp.ess hin
self SO freely in quarters, as he did !
the city, he would have the pleaspy, =
running the gauntlet, for his ,eneri,v
To which the other lelorled, thai as !.
Che officer happened 10 be in The towr
and not in The camp, il he did moi rom
duct himself in different style. and
that speedils he would find accommo
dations for bat night, in tie common
gaol which birth, he " Judged hipklr
qualified TO fill Another said ,bs.;f
assistance had been made, the person
resisting, would Instantly have been Gu,
IN pieces TO which the same person
remarked, that if ii had been done, po,
a horseman would have escaped imne.
diale death from the hands of the ci6.
zens.
These ,iolaters of the law, in shane
ct lis guardians, then betook themselves
oil with their fellow prisoners, whom
they had metamorphosed from free
yeomanry, into prisoners
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
NFw-ogLEANs, JuyR

On Thursday last, Major General
Wilkinson resigned the command Of
this District to Big. Gen. F!ournoy,
and is making his preparations for his
journey TO the moth. Its expected he
will set OIL 40 The course of lew days
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

occaGoned by fmall parties OF the en-
envy hanging about our plquet
guards But the place is not conhd-
cred in any danger: its batteries,
breaft works and deienoes are very
formidable and commanding
On Sunday night the Britilh came
acrofs at scslofser, furprized and
captured our guard of 20 or 80 men
took off fome prblic and private
property and returned Yeiterday
they appeared oppofte Black Rock.
ALBANY, JULY 10.
Capts. Milikin and M'Farland, and
1t. F. A. Vie, of the 2ad reg. inf.
at Fort George, have rendered their
reGgnations, in con(equence of the
vacancies being filled from citizens
inftead of regimentalIy. They and
others remonitrated, and they fpeak
of an adurance from the war depart
ment that =" officers plenty could be
had - and of ahuranccs from Gen.
Armitrong and Dearborn, that the
refgnation's OF the officers of the 22d
would be unheGtatingly received.
! he Albany Argus, a Madifonian
Paper, fys, the fact is too notorious
to be longer palliated that iince the
capture of Fort George the character
of our army in Canada has rapidly
declined.
a ferieant and IL or IA men have
been furprized ard captured by the
Britilh at Colchelter Point, 6 miles
N. of Burlington.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
BUFFALO, JULY 9.

BUFFALO, JULY 9.
The British fleet have again ap-
peared off Fort Niagara.
During the lait week, there has
been frequent alarms at Fort George,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
Hon. JoHS hsMsrRoNo. See,eta,y at Wn


Exfrdci from a iet,e- received At Washington,
dated Fort George, 2Sfh June.
1.-The 18Th regiment and detachmen,s
fom other corps 0 tina amount Of three hun.
dred, were yesterday oriered m reinforce
Dorsiler, who had been sent off with near 600
picked troops to bes, va or skirmlsh with The
cnsmy's advanced posts al the distsnce of
fifteen Iailes, and who had fallen into IN
smbuscsde, eXtucated himself from ~. and
'elired To position which he thought
rong one where he determined TO remain,
,iil he could be supported. Chrislie com
handed our detachment. and we proceeded
IS tar IS Queenstown, when he received IN
formation that ihe enemy, collecting his
whole taice, fell upon Bn STEERS posi,Ion y.
bout IL O'clock, AMI after mos, obstinate
outlet OF one hoap and Gi,y minutes compelled
tis brsVe but NJ tated band to surrender.
Not man out ri the whole number escaped,
out one, to tell the story
BG-stler ought to have retrested. His stand
was gallant, but ipiudicious the fault was
hs; of brave bu, unystruc'cd or ili.advls
ed officer. How much less blame able, how
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

James Doueherty, a soldier, has been
convicted at Pittsburgh, of the wilrul
murde, Of a citizen, Ephraim Braiiey,
and sentenced TO be hung.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
Congrfss.
HOUSE or REPRESENTdTYVEs,
WEDNESDAY,, JULY z, 1918.

wEpNuspAy, JULY z, 1918.
DIRECT TAXES
The bill f,r laying a Uyeet Tax ofThv,
N,I.iorS was sgsn considered. Attempts
were made to amend it, so ths; new val.
uslion should be made in the s. a,es of Con.
necticut. Virginia, Kentucky, North -Csro.
ma. Massachusetts, New Jersey, South Car.
DINA, &c but they were all nugsiory.
After debate Mr.. Dbb rose. and moved
"tie y ..Ot5as Question. il was
negs,ived II was repesled by Mr.. Cbeves,
ard again nega,iveG. Ii was renewed by
Mr.. Gholson. and negstyed Q third time.
The absent members were then called in,
and Mr.. Gholson renewed the maiion for
the Precious Question = which was Carl.
ed $50 70 The question, shall The man
7ues ION nozg be put was then put. and car
RED. and the Speaker declared, that the a.
doption ofthis motion precluded all further
amendments of the bill
Mr.. Plckin appealed to the House ON
this opinion of the Speaker. debate en-.
sued, in which the appeal was supported by
the mover, and Messrs. Gastos, and Web
s,er and opposed by tie Speaker. Mr.
Hopkins, &c. II WAS decided that the
Speaker was correct. The bull was then
ordered to be engrossed with " all its in-
projections on is head"
The bill 20 establish the Office OF Com
missioner Of ReVenge was read through IN
Com nitfee.
n bill to lay duty on Refined Sugar. and
a bill to tax Sa!es ar htciion, were also resd
through-These bis were then reported
and the House adjourned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
lead QUARTERS, FoRr GEoRGg, ,

lead wv AK thS, L Oh NIEDHOE,
JUNE 25th, 1878.
Sir have the modification ofiutor.
ming you OF IN unior innate and unac
cOuntable event which occurred yesler-
day On the 23l at evening, Lieut..
Col. Rorsler, with $40 men, infantry,
artillery cavalry aud liflemen, in due
proportion, was ordered TO march by
the way Of q .enstown 10 a place called
Beaver Dams, on the high ground, 81
tout eight or mae miles from Queens
town, TO attack and dispense a body of
the enemy, collected there for the pur-
pose OF procuring provisions u harrass.
ing those inhabitants who are consider.
Ell friendly to the United States Their
force was, from The most direct iniorma-
ton. composed OF one company Of the
lO4th regt. above 80 ST, ong from $50
10 200 militia, aud from so to 90 In.
dians. At eight o'clock day NOR
ming, when within about two miles Of
the Beaver Dams, our detachment was
attacked from an ambuscade but soon
drove the enemy some distance into the
woods, and then retired TO a clear field,
and sent an express for reinforcement,
saying he would maintais his posi- ion
until reinforced reinforcement OF 600
men marched Immediately under the
command of Col. Chry site but on ar
irving al Queenstown, Col Chrystie re
ceiyed authentic Information that Lieut..
Col. Berstler with his command had
surrendered to the enemy, and the rein.
forcement returned to camp. A man
wno belonged 10 small CO ps OF noun
ted volunteer r!ilemen, came in this
morning, who states that the enemy
surrounded our detachment in the
woods, and towards ID O'Clock com
menCed general attaok-that our
troops fought more than two hours I'm.
Ill the artillery had expended the whole
ofits ammunition, and then surrendered f;
and at the time OF the surrender the in
lormant made his escape Why it
should have been deemed proper to re-
main several hours in q position sur
roundee with woods withou; either lisk-
ing decisive action, or ,fecling re
treat remains 10 be accounted for, as
well as the project OF waiting Tor REIN
forcement from distance OF fifteen OF
sixteen miles.
No Information has been received Of
the killed or wounded The enemy's
ieet has again arrived in our neighbour.
hood.
With respect and esteem,
am, sir, YOURS, SC.
II DE ARBORN
Hon. JONI hRMsTRoNo. Secretary at Var.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1915

The bill 10 lay and collect a D7<1 Tax
was then read third time, aud on tie
question, shall this bill pass ? being stated,
Mr. BRIGHAM. Ut Mass in speech
Of considerable length attacked the bill, dc.
med the pronrie,y fixing the people 10
support The War-snd condemned Il IN I's
inception, as an unjust, impolite, and unnee'
essary War, detailed the disasters which
had fallen upon our nation, in us progress
and depressed in strong and animated ian.
rusge the con eqdesces which must result
from it's continuance Mr.. D. said, TIE
blood OF the II st man murdered cried ION
the earth-cried for vengeance on NE heso
OF the murderer. And who, he asked. were
responsible for the torrents 81 blood, ~hien
were now flowing in the felds Of Cansda
They, add they only, who have declafe ana
who prosecute this unnecessary, this unns''
ursl and bloody Wsr-ihe wicked sum
of the War was responsible. In 'ilh'
perspicaous and manly manner, Mr.. s'S-
ted the powerful and unasswerabie fes'
sans, which induced mm and his friends 70
refuse frrl her means to support and prose-
cute the War.
No one rising tojustify the bill, or sup
port the War, -.
Mr.. CULPEpPER, Of v. c. IN dis'
tinct and forcbie manner reyeiwed 'he
causes upon which the War 10 iouhaeo
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
wAsHixGroN cIrY,JuLy 8.

Cohy Of ietter ./rom Aijor General
DEAKBoas 10 The Secretary at War,
,J1fsJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-14
WHINING TON, N. r, April "a.
I'VE GEN ARMSTRONG.

IN our last we mentioned the arrival Of
ire pr.Vateer ship Gen Armetrong. IT,
day after her arrival capt. Sinclair. vino
was also haN owner, and who bad been corr
hhed to the cabin for % days by the crew
Wa, Was !'2erated. re laid his complaint before
L - Tautier, Commandant OH this station.
Charging the crew with nutinv &c -
mandlng their arrest Tor trial. There vas
some Clficnlty in getting them to Consent ia
surrender themselves. 4 request was made
TO the captains OF the volunteer co.npanies
TO cal on. their men in aid Of the officer, of
the United states, which q rs done with
great promptness. A general and consider
aGls alarm was excited, bct fortunately il
/ was not necessary TO board theship to- com .
Pei th5 crew - submit {, the au.Goritv of
the a~. they 1T last yielded ana are now
/ ~ confinement OH board the gunUoats, awai-
Ting tire cuurt martial which much decide
o. inc conduct. Subsequent to their ar
resi- OF the captain. Two Irizes were taken.
which may pas,i5iv r4jse question ;ryoly.
/ nig piracy. The above Is but brllf sum
/ mary.
; "HOCEiNG EYE.NI. MAY.
/ Cs tuesday evening as capt. ! s. Oliver
3 OF tHis town, who had tie charge ol the
( PiiV".csr snip General Armstrong, Was re-
turning from tic vessel between and 9
+ o.c!oci, iic was haijc1 by the Guard Boat.
+ 'ie answered, inlorc.iog who hc vas--he
we' "tdered % CnWs Oh board. brt refused
nc was ,tcn pursusd By boat from one OF
the q an Vessels aGd brought along side
ne Sill refused 6" g., Un board. DENYING rheit
'ittt 10 compel h;H'---He Va3 bsattn Wiih q
coAest, and pis.ol "Aici be accidental.
.l1u"d j." .aTged-hn order was eiv-,
by .'4t. i,sans - Ere--i.s al Consequence
was 'nc death of capt. JG.sr. rs e.!plan.
ErFfr O. NAV he pt ...-.,.g 20. rr.,...t.
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Mr.. Lloyd gentle m>r from F~slrr;cl-
last evening informed as Cat Eve co!ano
MES Of iaFantry irop Washington and Ere
derrick, and captain 5tils excellent Germs
OF artillery of the latter. marched from
Frederick town yesterday morning on their
way to aid in the defence OF thig civ
They we're well armed and euuippsd ir
every respect. and amounted IN number ia
upwards Of 500. Ihsy vii probably reach
mere this evening, or in the morning at far
;hest
ChaTlestown was not burn: Yesterday
morning. Hughes's Furnac. and S,umn's
warehouse were certainly DESTROYED. Mr.
pinEney. son Of the attorney general, states
that IN the attack On Havre &c Grace, three
OF the enemy we're Killed and two wounded
One American was killed by rocket.
An lti5hman, natura'ized, was taken of bv
ths Br,,sh.
The men stationed =. Havre de Grace
Tor its defence fed, n letter states. az The
approach ct the enemy the officers were
Che first to desert. O'Eeal, the Irisbrpat
taken prisoner, fought Sraycly with his Yors-
ket and was dragged OF in the act Of load
ing.
The damage done by the enemy. has no.
been iulIy asccrtained. Several BAY craf
were destroyed. Fosters house wss d.79l-
| ged Stokes honse, babies 3, stace.: E,rs
sears shcUse & Stables Mausf ld's. MINI.
( = Fairness; Philips g, Rartetts: Mrs Rod.
gers, and those of or 10 either ,,rr.or.
burnt Mr.. Webster was killed 5y rocker
! 100 yards from the shore
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-14

COY VIRTUE of deed of Trust executed to
Uir Subscribers for purposes therein mentioned,
h' JHmc7C. Anthony Esq., viii he exposed to sale,
i"r cash at Public Auct,on the front door al the
ta%!e Tavern in the city OF Richmond, on MONDAY
ihe '9th day OK May next, several likely 5a.e aud
Fema,e
SLAVES.
Also at NciYiiore the day succeeding, ard On tle
sane tcrms--a great many valuable articles o.
household lurnitcce.
WIZ. MARSHALL.
WIN. HAY, jr.
Nnr Il. eds
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Vol. 10 ---~--No. 2.
(ClRVuLARN


MT mehs"n--l meet, n.t point nut 20 you
no" necessary it's iha5 every care shLu,t
ce taken thar none of che prisoners eecans
toi' winch l'nr9use request a is5i4rd 70 be
rowed round the Boats and Saip Cen. All
strong every night, during The Eours ~ a,yht
- niSh. and day light. Yan VIII d.re:t an.
StHsrd Beet 70 niGhf Mr.. Haduny "a.
Mr.. l'vans 81, and afr. MeiEus,o-. 4 h
Y'n vii *''iier ro intcrcout.S het7.esn he
prisoners trnm one boat 20 The ora~r, uor,
any shore boat hnt by your per,aiss,nn q,
co'e a''nG SIDE. 4ou Will Keep it - view /
expect the assistance of ali the un,cer, -,
the executio'' of the duties devolved On us
l snail give the officer of the nigh, tie.
Guard Word 1t O'Clock each evening.
TN. GAUTIER, Com'p. o9lcer
Mr.. Evans, whose BrctileI commands the
Frigate Chesapeake. was. t,i. night, Care.
ot the guard. We forbrRr maxim, anv re-
MARKS on this shocking event, because Mir.
Evans ana Midshipman McChesney who
killed the deceased, are both now in cus.cdg
Of the Civil Authority.