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CRANSTON & SHAW,

OGer a, private sale, at their Auction Office,
the following GooDs, on the most reasonable
terms, for Cash, or approved paper
"a hsds Sd proof w. l. RUM;
21 do I'd do do;
l9 pipes Providence Gin
IS do. New-York do.
9 pipes 9Th proof Brandy;
20 quarter casks sherry Wine
3 Pipes Tensrffe do.
1: bids. Kentucky Tobacco:
1900 VT Coffee;
10 hhds. Museayado Sugar
II boxes No. /, Q 3 Chocolx.ce
1874 bales Cxssia; 16 do. Cotton.
CASH, advanced as usual, on Goods deposited for
public or private sale.-Au Cas4 Sales effected by
ii,em at Auction, win be Immediately made up and
proceeds paid the dav of sac. Dec. 10.
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Neqgbort Sbos- Store end
Manxtaetoy,
No 100, THAMES STREET,
TOHN W. D1XLS.

M no has recently recsivedN from Dostoh and
Wv elsewhere, a large -assortsRent Of Lads and
Gentlemen's, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, of almost every description. He
has those ofthe FIRST quality, which he will warrant
and recomr,end--aiso, quantity that he will sell
al reduced prices.
He also has his Shoe Store supplied from
bis Maua.actory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks he can pronounce Of superior quality to any
which are made in Newport, and Of the latest fash
ions. as he employs number of experienced work
at Boot,makng, and several excellent workmen
n the maauiaciure of Ladies SHOES, Of every des.
cription.
Those Geuilemen who may wish TO be 6t-
ted TO their measure with Boots or shoes, will please
to leave their measures at his oe store, or at bis
Mandatory in the rear Of the same. with his fore
man. Ladies wishing to be fitted with Grecian Slips,
OF other Shoes, will be waited by his oremsn,wbo
viii take their measures, at the shortest notice.
He returns his thanks to his customers for
the patronage be has hitherto received and Aatters
himself by the exertions he has made to procure
good workmen, and Tie best m~serias for Boots and
Shoes, he shall receive further patronage.
N. Il. An assortment OF Morocco, OF all
colors, Binding Skins, Boot-Web, Cord and Tassels
&c.
3 ~ All orders from town and country will
be attended to. May %.
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Tea and Boarding-House.

THE Subscriber informs his friends and
the public. that he has recesdy taken thst well
known and pleasantly situated House, Formerly oe-
eupied by Dv. RIcHsorp, on The west road, m
Portsmouth. abou Ave miles from Eewport--whsrv
lac has made arrangements for the entertainment os
parties Of pleasure. Ladies and gentlemen can Dc
accommodated with board and every sxersIoh w'p
Be made TO give satisfaction to those who may favor
him wish their company.
GEORGE LAwToS. Jun.
PcrtSacSaA, Nlsrch II, 1915.
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Wlndsoy Chairs.

I UST received, and for sale,
y At No. i3, BsnnisteE' s.@hsH,
A hrgc assortment ef Fashionable
WIN SOR AIRS,
from New.York II is intended 10 keep constant
supply ofChairs, they will be sold Z the Newyork
prices, for cash or barter oniy. January IA, 1913
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10 be SoLd "a PuLEc Auelion.

II ~ - 10 6e S0Id Gf Eu0JiC ducfg0n,
On TUESDAY, sAr am met. Gt IL o'clock,
a Lot Of Land belonging 60 the hoirs of WM.
TuaEEn, deceased, now cecapied,by P.Lso Tvs
BxR. Said Lot contains ~ aces and rc-is, three
urths Of it rs surrounded by Mrs GisDs' Land.
April IS
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10000 s 10000
No deduction and not tro Bt0nas 10 a Priys
The above excellent Lottery is for The purpose of
paying for the Meeting House Of the said society,
and il is presumed viii meet tire liberal support Of
those who disposed TO build up the walls OF Zion.
The drawing Of this Class will mencc in May
next, in the town of Pro violence.
Tickets in the above Lottery may be had at the
truly Fortunate Lottery Office Of J. C. SHAW, who
sells the High Prizes.
Whole Tickets, 5 400 Quarters, s 1-I2
J. {. SH.tW.
Newport March Is. 1919.
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Uis.rfcf V Rheas- IsEafld
Tn pursuance Of warrant from the Hon. David
i Howell, Esq. Judge Of The District Court fu
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Real Estate, nesr Providence, For Sale.

On SAFVRDhY, the 24'b ,7s,. az | | o'clock,
ssia kc ss6 at Vendre On be feaases,
A valuable real estates formerly oyaed by
Oei Jovn wHIppLn, deceased, one mile from Pro.
vidence Bridge. consisting of abou, IS acres Of
Land, q neat well built Dwelling House, Crib and
Barn Said bu;Idinys are in good order, and part
Of said lsnd d yell>a0ka 20 bs the best in the vie
entity Of fcpi
- EEsewa,.
Psoviaenes
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And very large Number OF SOC, 2OO, luu, au,
20, &c--only So blanks TO a Pr,lS. subject 10
deduction of Is per cent.-The ab>ss t.oitery viii
Commence drawing in Philadelphia IN My next
Present price of tickets .Wholes Sll Halves S5-75
Quarters S5, but viii rise in few days. Orders,
for the absve pekets and parts are received a, the
Truly Fortunate lottery and Exchange Office OF
=. g.. SHAW,
who has sold more Nigh Prizes in the last fifteen
months, in pyepsron 70 rhe nsrber cf Tickets rended
than any olhtr person IN America.
Purchase Ticket and you may make fortune
Erehasgs : Lottery 0Ers, 10. llS, IIHmcs's:ree'
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-08
SENATE OF TIE UNITED STATES

Much business has been done for several davs
past, not necessary to he detailed, as the result
oftheir proceedings is before the public.
The only bills of national Importance lately
before that body did not present themselves
for discussion until yesterday.
About tive o'clock yesterday the bill from
the House for prohibiting the use of foreign
licenses, was taken UP, together with certain
amendments renorted thereto by select COM
mi,tee of the s, ute.
Much discussion, of considerable warmth,
involving the principle Of the bill, took place
on The proposed amendments, and occupied the
senate until near 5 O'Clock, when that body
adjourned TO o'cock
On meeting at s O'clock, they went into con.
clave ON Executive nominations, which, occu
pied them exclusively till near 10 o'clock
When the doors we're opened, bills of minor
Importance were acted on Until the h sur OF
asj urnmont; and thus, without tak ing vote
on IT, the foreign license bill waz re.ec'ed, as
well as the bill for prohibi ing expectation j.
foreign bottoms, w iclr was not even takenup
afterthe select committee to whom il had BE-, 4
referred had reported it TO tie Senate.
~ half past II O'Clock, the Senate took uT
the bill which had caused so much diso ussior
in the House, for imposing an additional duty
on foreign tonnage, &c. and postponed it &c
MAY next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-08


The Twelfth Congress- of the United States
closed It's session about l2 O'clock last nisht,
that time being the constitutional limit to Its
existence. In another part of the paper will
be found list OF the laws passed during the
session.
But little business OF national import was
transacted Yesterday, The Senate of the Unit
ed states, by mode of proceeding which has
frequentl, on the floor o the House hecn term
ed The go b., rejected the bills proposed by the
Hunse tor prohibiting expectation in foreign
bottoms. This is the first tine, we believe,
Isat this course has Been -pGrsued by the Sc.
nate, whose proceedings are generally so deco.
rous. OF eyacling question presented to their
consideration by Tie House OF Representatives
--,~aeing, va saw because it is we'll under
stood, that Tie 81 woult have been 81 con.
sumed by debate, had the bills bceh taken up
as to have precluded their constitutional pas
sage
The Senate also yestc rday postponed 10 the
next session the bin laying an additional duty
on foreign tonnage, and forbiddmg the rcsto
ration Of goods under adjudication
For some time, perhaps two hours, before
Adjournment, there WAS not a quorum of thS
House present in consequence of which seve
"a bills were lost in frdnsifa between tie twC
Houses; among which was the bill to amenc
tie naturalization laws, the invalid pension
bill, &c. MAJ. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-08

British circulation and British vaults, have
poured them into these of the U.St4tes. II
| IS propi,ious consideration, that an una.
workable @ar should have foUr Il this sea SOFIA
Die facility fbrthe contributi n required 70
support 1t. When the public voise called for
war all knew and still know, taaS with
out them it could not be carried on, thro'
the period which it might last aud the
patriotism, the good sense, and the manly
spirit OF our fellow-citizens, are pledges
ior the cheerfuness with which they will
bear each his share ofthe common burden.
10 render the war short, and It's success
sure. animated and systematic exer,ions o.
lone are necessary; aud the success Of our
arms now may long preserve cur country
from the necessity Of another resort to them
Already have the gallant exploits ef oul
naval heroes proved to the world our inner
ent capacity To maintain our rights ON one
clement. If the reputation Of cur arms has
been thrown under clouds on the other, pre-
saying flashes of heroic enterprise assure
ms that nothing is wanting to correspondent
there also, but the discipline and
habits which are III daily progress.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-08

It's with regret that we announce to our
readers the decease Of one to whom his
country has done honor, and who was an
honor to his country-we speak of JOEL
BARLOW, our Minister Plenipotcntiary and
Envoy Extraordinary in France. The ac-
Count OF his lamented death reached this
city yesterday. in letters from an authentic
source, in France. He breathed his last
at a small town wilhiA few miles Of Cra-
coria. on his return from wilma to Paris.
HIS disorder was an inflammation of the
lungs, which attacked him 81 suddenly, and
progressed so rapidly as IN deprive him of
the opportunity OF arranging his private or
public affairs.
Whether we view him rs the philantho.
pist, citizen, or statesman, we deeply depiore
his loss; but much more, when we reflect
on the injury his government may sustain
from the loss ofits Representative in France
at the present interesting Crisis of cur rela-
tions with that country. IL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-08
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.

We are indebted to Capt. Barnard, of the
Norfolk Packet, and several merchants OF
this town, for Liverpool papers to January
IS, and London papers to January IL,
inclusive from which we have extracted
the interesting Foreign Intelligence with
which our columns are crowded.
Bonaportc has appeared several times in
public.
The British have suspended the license
trade with France.
1t is said Lord Wellington is to visit Eng
land to personally communicate his opini-
ON of affairs in Spain.
The markets il, England sor colonial pro-
luce, manufactured articles, &c. had aluch
improved in consequence of the turn of mi
litary affairs in Russia.
Subscriptions are opened in many towns
in England, for the relief of suffering Russi-
ans.
The British Ministry contemplate open
! ing the trade Of the East Iudlcs 20 English
outports.
The Royal Oak, "a. Egmont, ~, The
seus, "a, Belona, "a, Niemen, 3S. Revolu-
tionaire A Desiree, So. and Mutine ls
sailed to cruise off the Western Islands A
mother account says they sailed with sealea
or!ers. A few days before their departure
| tueV were sdlu 20 oG ueSl'heu TO Am -rlCt,
The Africa, 5E from Halifax, arrived a.
Cork, Ireland, Dec. "a. Ad. Sawyer ant
Capt. Dacres passengers.
! Accounts of the capture of the Macedo
man hadreached England, and caused muci
speculation and irritation
Lord Castlereagh stated Dec. 81. in Par
lament, that the captures sustained by A
merican cruisers were Comparatively few
1t. Col. Patterson, is appointed Ii. Gov
of Canada.
| The Marquis of Sligo has been convicte,
in England, of enticing some seamen from
His MJesty's service, and sentenced to
fine Of 5oo0l. and four months imprison
ment
Riots Continue at Nottingham.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-08
YlI,GINIA

bltNlNLA.
a t a Superior Court of cAatee,y holden at
: n me Caeitsl IN the City IF Richmond, tde
Richard Ellis AMI William Fontane admir-,
wth the wiz annexed Of Nathaniel West Dam
bridge, deed. PlLf..
David Bullock, John Murdoch, and Cochran
Donald, & Co. Thomas I'm ,erwond and lane
his Wife. John Dsndridge, N. cambridge,
Ann Dandrldg re and representatives Of
Alexander Spotswaod Dandridse. the
representatives OF Robert cambridge, and
Samuel Mosby, Edmund Wins on ! Dorothes
his Wife, Philip Paine and Eiizabeth his
Wife, John Spotswood Moore and Anna Ca
thariHe his Wife, George Woodson Paine
and Mary Claiborne his Wife, Ann Hunter
widow OF Moses Hunter, formerly Ann Dan
bridge relict and widow OF Alexander Spots
wood cambridge, son of the said Nathaniel
West Daudridge, Dolly, Susanna, Alexander,
Elizabeth and William, Children of John
Dandrldge, and B Eel Brown and Fanny his
Vile, who wasa DauS liter Of ;hs said John
Dsndridge, who was son of the said Ma
tlnniel West Dandridgt, aud Mildred DAN
bridge the widow Rober la drid e and
his Children. X C ar! Aiexanser S. a swoad,
Robert, flizabeti,, Mildred and Archibald
y Dandrmge, William, John, James Il, l,o-
bert, Boiling and Washington. ChI.dren of
Wlulah DaNdFid5c, and Frederick James
and Nancy his Wife. also a Daughter or
WIN. cambridge decd. who was a son, dcyisee
executor Of Natlanyl Nest cambridge,
decd DsT'
IN tins cause the Court doth order, that
one OF ITS Commissioners enquire Nhether
there be any hiug due to John NIurdock
x Co. and Cochran, Don,u, x 80 rs s8g.ss sted
, IN tine Bills, and II SO, how much and whc-
ther they have any, aud what lien, on the
lands in the proceedings mentioned, for the
same, and report the same to the Court with
any mat speclaly stated, deemed pertinent
byhimself Greg ire by the parties to be SO
stated.
Copy-Teste,
WN. w HENING, C. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-08
BosToN, Feb. %.
d DEATH OF A HERO.

a seaman on board the Constitution ma
med John Chcpes, was mortally wounded
IL the late action with the Java. Whist W.
ing on the deck apparently dying, the word
was passed, that the enemy had struck. He
raised himself up with one hand, gave three
cheers, fell back and expired Heroic spe-
cimen of the genuine patriotism of American
tars He had brother killed in the same
action. We understand they havele al a
ged and helpless mother 1T Marbchead,
who depended entirely on the fruits of their
for q subsistence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-08
General mn nc. Krchangrd.

We have been favored with late Mon
treal paper. in which is contained an official
order Of 1t. Gen. Sir George Provost, Of
Feb 9th, denying the exchange of General
Hull, and the other officers and men. who
had been made prisoners at Detroit, QUEENS
town, &c. as officially announced at Wash
ington, on the 18Th January last. His ex-
celIency states. that the officers and crew Of
the Samuel and Sarah British transport,
captured by the Essex, were regularly ex-
changed for the officers and cree, of the
Nautilus, and Mt for general Hull and hi,
fellow captives that he still considers the
latter as under their parole of honor, and
that should the fate ofwar again place any
ofthem at the disposal Of the British govern
"ent, before regular and ratified exchange
OF them takes place, they will be deemed
to lave broken their parole, and TO be there
by SUBJECT to all the consequences sanction
ed by the established usages OF war in tie
IKE cases Bosf Gaz,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-08
CHESAPEAKE & DELAWARE
BLOCKADED.
From tie London Gazeffe Dec. IS.

Foreign OEcs, Dec. 20.
His ROYAL Higliress the Prince Regent ac-
sing in the name and on behalf of his Ma
jesty. has been pleased to cause it to be sig
nifed, by Lord Castlereagh. his Majesty
principal Secretary of State for Foreign AZ
fairs, TO the Ministers cft the Friendly Pow
ers residing at this Court, that the necessary
measures have been taken, by the command
of his Royal Hghnoss, for the blockade of
the ports and harbours of the BAY ofthe
Chesapeake and of the River Delaware, in
the United States of America; and that
from this time all the measures authorised
by the law of Nations will be adopted and
executed, with respect to ali vessels which
may attempt to violate the said blockade.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-08

The las National IL eliigencer furnishes the
Prince Regents answer TO the American dcc.a-
ration Of wrongs. There has been late srri-
val rom q gland, bringing london dates into
January. An English paper Of the 9th of that
month hal been received at Washington. They
had heard, in England, Of the capture of the
Macedonian, and goi over il in the old way, BY
alledging the superior size of our frieates Ii
is stated that the British are cutting down
some 7f's in order to match, as they say, our
AIS. Itwould appear that the affairs of Great
Britain in the Peninsula are in sad condition
The French grand army was recruiting in
every direction. and new leyies oftroons were
pouring into Spain. The Paris Moniteur as
scrts thatit is not in The power of human means
to prevent Spain's belonging TO the dynasty OF
the Bonapartes.
With regard to the Prince Regents answer
to our declaration, it asserts one thing, which
it calls right OF search for British seamen in
vessels of the U. States. Every man in the
Union viii disclaim any such right 1t is q
.wOag against this country, and this war must
be waged till it is redressed.
Late news has been, also, received from
Frlnce. 1t will be seen that our minister
Mr.. Barlow, is dead. He went 20 wilma through
saxony and Prussia: lie was. from The place
of his death, returning 10 Paris through Au.
lrian Poland, Vienna, sc. The severity of the
climate was, no doubt. the cause.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-08

An arrival at Boston on the 26th uItimo,
from Liverpool, furnishes London news to
the llth and Liverpool papers 10 the 18th
January, from which it appears that 10 sail
OF The line, several large frigates and i've
bomb-vessels were fitting out for the pur-
pose OF bombardinS some Of our hraeitot
hortS--that flag of truce had sailed from
Falmouth to this country with important
dispatches; that an order in council had
been issued declaring the Chesapeake and
Delaware in state Of blockade; and that
the government continued to refuse licenses
for the general importation of American
produce IN ueutrals, as also to renew those
granted American vessels or to Issue nea
ones. ,Afer. Herald.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-08
ARMY APPOINTMENTS.

The following gentlemen have been APP
pointed, by the President and Senate, Ma
jor-Gencrals of the Army of the United
States, viz.
JAMES WILKINSON,
WILLIAM II. HARRISON,
WILLIAM r. DAVE,
WADE HAMPTON,
AARON OGEN,
MORO AN LEWIS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-08

PEyytGRrE.

Hambleton was got by Dlngannon, sire Of.
BEDFORD, and one OF the best sons O'Feilv'. n.
nous &c ipse, who was esteemed to bc tbs hest
Horse in England Of his day, aud covered 4 Gf-
~ gnneas---his dam by Snap, sister to
Jupiter, bred BY Mr. Croas, 1793-ier dam
Young Marsk's dam, by Blank, Stirling. Mis-
Meyncll, by Partne., Grey hound, Curwen. nav
Barb, Lord parcy's Arabian, Whitesbi1t. ord
Montague mare, Thus it appears he dcscend-
ed from q e best running st ck in Eng.and.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-08
INTENDED COMMANDMENTS.
From Liverpool haher Of Jan. IS.

7"' 7'r7IC7 " 0U7E, %
LONDON, Jan. II.
A squadron, consisting Of 10 sail of the
line. several large ffigatcs, (rdzee8) and 5
bomb vessels, will instantly proceed to the
coast of America, TO Bombard some of the
Principal Ports. The division of this form-
dable expedition which is fitting out at Ply
mouth. consists among others, Of the Ty-
ger, Queen and hbercrombie men of war,
and they will take ON board rhe fine battal
lion of marines, commanded ~ Mai VII
liam1 and recently on service with Sir Hon c
Popham.
An American ship has been sent into Ply
mouth which left N. Y. on the 10Th Dec.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-08
Some further farlichiqrg oFfhe Int Brilliant
N.HY.9L VIcTORY !


Between the u. States frigate Constitution,
Commodore Banhridge, an his h. III.
ship Java, Capt Latu6trt.
The Constitution commenced action at
half mile distance, and was nc hrur in
olose action a the brgu ing # which her
j'b boom run foul ofrthe Java's spanker
boom.
Captain Lambert when carried beloweave
orders not tosurrC nder while there was a
s. standing. there was 10 doubt but
t'iat the java's crew was four hundred and
MY, for the officers onboard tie sltp VII
j m, taken Ivy the Java and receiiteti by the
= rriet, said they had no doubt the Java
woald capture the Constitution II she fell
~ with her for that she was rcmarkal,lv
roe frgatc, ncommoav well fitted. and
had near FIVE hundred men, including all ON
hoard she had one tnan more 10 each enn
than the CONSTITUTION. The Java was of rho
same class Of the Guerrero, was also :
French ~, called Ia Renommc, which ~
COMPANY with inc IL Nereide al. was rar,.
tured of Tentative. Madagascar, 2o;h Nav
1871, alter leverc enlightenment bv ,h,.
Phoebe AStrea, and the Galetea, all 3 s6
gun frieatcs %
The Constitution hai all her bests sbo,
away except two--aad her main and mizen
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-08
Jaundicc Bitters.

A MEDICINE extremely useful for curing
jaundicy and bilious disorders, and removing
tiat sinking, faint and distressed feeling at
the stomach, difficulty of breathing, loss Of
appetite, and sleepy, dull heayiuess in the fore
part o the day, weakness and trembling OF the
ilmbs, dizziness of the head, and yeloWne,s
OF countenance, complaints so common to
jaundicy and bilious people.
i 4 many cures that have been effected in
n. England by the above medicine, tas NAV
be seen by the biis) prevent the necessity Of
further recommendation
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-08

Richmond, 81 Mo. s6ll,1Si3
THE parties interested are desired.to take
notice, that have appointed the wenty fou. III
day OF the 5th mnHth May next eissung the
date hereo'. for carrying into effect the with
IN ID crotal Order of the Court, on which day
at nine O'Clock \ NJ. their attendance is re-
qHired At MY Office, in this Ciiy, with their ac-
counts and vouchers ready Tor examination, SIC.
THOMAS LADD, NJ. c.
March s. wit.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-08

ssty's printer will no doubt have ! number
Of them to dispose of
My poverty but not my will consents. -
IS the well known excuse of the Apo,hecary in
Romeo and Juliet, though plead in extenuati
on o' poison; will that excuse the crime of
!, treason TO our country' More Murder may
be excited by the press, than bvpoison.
Dem Press
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-08
WAsAIwcroN Co.. March 2.

Letters have been received from General
Harrison. we understand. at the Depa.'t-
ment of War, ~ a date much later than the
information we this day copy from Chilli
Gothic paper. IL is said that he had advan-
ccd with bis array 10 the river Rais:n, and
as late as the goth had not met the enemy.
Max. Intel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-08
NhRFnLK. IN

NORFOLK, March D
The enemy's squadron, have since our
last publication, been reinforced by four
ships two of which are certainly (ard pro-
badly three> of the line. The weather be
ing hazy, the size Of one of the ships could
not be ascertained. We believe those ar
rived are the Marlborough, Families. and
Poictiers, Ola guns each, and the Acasta
frigate, all from Bermuda. Ledger.