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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-14
FROM rnr nALr,aoar rarnror.

PROMISE AND PERFOR NANCE.
The following extract from London tss
per, under Bermuda date, will furnish SONG
amusement 10 our readers \:
/" BEnMupA, June 1.-The marine ,attels
ion under Sir Sidney Beckwith, have arrived
here, and it is thought will shortly proceed
to the Chesapeake, under the protection Of
the San Domingo, Poictiers, and Dragon.
Rear Admiral Cockburn is in the Chesapcako
with squadron. No doubt, on the arrival VI
this .fne armdmenf there, push will be madc
against some OF The American towns fer-
hans Norfolk, near which lies the ConstelIa-
ton frgaie. IL is hohed that our force Will
be competent to the CAPTURE gf Baltimore or
Phiiodeihhia.--Thc Chesapeake aud Della.
ware Rivers have been for some time psss
most effec,ualiy biockaded, and in conse.
quepec complete stop has been put 10 cx.
&c, nal commerce."
The above is not bad criterion Of the dis
appointment, which mvst take place IN Ing
land, with regard 10 the proceedings oil the
formidable armada, which has been On our
coast. The " hnsh" Ut Craney-Liand wss
one, whose result would not invite TO a repc-
ti,ion OF the experiment /; and the subs,,n.
ton Of Havye de- Grace for Phiiadeifdia, aud
Fyench.sown for Baltimore, could not have
been very agre eeab!c 10 the cnicrprizing cham
pions of the [" buisvark." Tive extract We
have given, confirms the opinion, that very
much was anticipated from the strength .os
Warrsn's squadron and il anticipation iyad
been much more moderate, how extremely
mortifying the result They have sunk the
| character OF the British ration more, by their
| vile barbsrily, than would have been compeD-
| sa,ed, even by their splencid captures, en-
| which their friends calculated. And this
deep degradation has been voluntarily incur
| red, wilbou, a solitary advantage, or a single
| trophy, of which shame could permit them
10 boast. Instead Of forts, they have reduc-
! ed hn,s instead CT meeting soldiers they
| have stolen pigs and poultry instead ci lead
| ing this t" fine ar1i0mcnf' to splendid afh-
| icvsments, they have spent their summer in
| patty plundctngs, or in Devastating dcfence-
| less villages, where, wi,hov, displaying cour-
age, they could fully csincc deprayity. Tho
| " cah!uyc Of Philaxritkia or Batfimcre' for
socih Wy, we chs!leDgc even ,hci, friends
| N Americs, 20 review the deeds OF WAR
! REs, CocKguRs, HARpy or BEcEwIrH, on
| our coast gDd compare them with iheso
| prophetic boasts, without the laugh of bitter
l ,iersiou. n they were unable 10 distinguish
! themselves, by some exploit worthy of nsnsc,
hey copld, at least, have avoided making
,hemsciyes as hateful as contemplate. But
| ~ has pcen for tho best. They nave walked
. spirit, which they viii fnd !, difficult 10 sp-
| scase. Like The ycserablc Hoorrn, at the
stake, the Inhabitants Of IssvTe le Grace or
,f Hampton may sxcsin', q fire is kindied,
rh!eh sy,H MT s,cn be- eznngaished ia .fn,fi-
| &C. !, viii not go out, uaii! British rpo,-
| scss:oGs src consumed.
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Wanted Immediately,

A BOY from "a to Is years Of age, as an appreu.
tice to The Tailoring business. Eoquire at this
snice. Aug. ~.
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be the duty of the Secretary ofthc Treasury, anau-
ally. in the month OF December, to lay before Con-
gress II. CLAY,
Speaker Of tAe House Of Representatives:
T.. GERRY,
Tce- President Of hs United State, and
Precedent Of sie .Ss1Gte.
July % isls--9rsro-,esf JAMES MADISON.
AalE.nt.fI
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Foreign.
BosToN. Nov. Sc.

LATE FROM FRANCE.
Ky an arrival 1t .Nc,r RcdJcyd from
f'raHee, accounts are received to the ed of
Oc, ro0nth later than cur .ormer adylces.
bnt The pArers furnish intelligence Of no
Ereat Fyc':ch victory: end TIC victories Of
'he lies w"en achieved are nct to be look
cd .cr IN Paris Papers. 1t appears by the
printed accounts, thar NAPcLEcN's head
quarters wcre sal 1T Nr~adci. The Army
noder the Prussian General E1UcaFp are
N advanced positions. lfBoNAPAFrr had
ra"ed any very important advent y.s re-
cent" lhev would MT only have been sta
ted IN the (1aZ@ttes, bnt announced nv sa-
lntes Ct artillery in the Seapors Of France.
ne eIoai ews is that the Frcnch had
been deFta 'ed, ard forced TO ;bandon Dres-
Gcr. and werr. retreatng towards the Rhin.
Inc trcach papers say, that the Cossacs
nave interrupted The cor nur,ieat;cn ne
tween LeihsIc and Frarhyort. ~ Franh fort
| on the Maine IS intcnded. this is an jUnot-
| tan' fact rs i IS far in the rear of the French
head quarters.
large BODY OF French trnops have been
narche'i jno UesrhGiix. Fra7, this Cir.
cu"Ntarcc IL may he inferred, either thar
IN, re are inSu-, ccticnS in ;hrt king orn
against Jcro,'c Es~napa,:e. or char per,,
dotte has turned one wing OF The rrench
ANN, and arrived on The WestpbaI;an
| frontiers, i, ITS territories. Our nrov;r,,
| accounts rcla;ed TIC revolt OF several r.p;,.
| ments o. Wes;phaiian Fusears.
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Erfyoct q a iciier.

NEw hEoFoRD. NV. 90.
Arrived here tniS dav, sch. Fncinrs1
E S.ll nft.I1F9HANt, OF Baltimore, 81 days
C2Pt. i''r LII|GpAM states, verbally. tha,
II was reported ut Borda ux rrrvi,us 10 b;s
sa''r"g, rat Booaparie nd tcen defeated
hv he @''es, had abandoned Dresden. and
VIZ ret'TjnE towards the Rhine.
%.-S'rce writing the nreced;ng T
have 'e~p tie Rcrdeaux 4" [a4irateur" If
the l9,h Oct. it contains Paris dates os The
- n, bnt NOTHING FROM TER
FRENCH ARMIES Tide n. 6nas
burg mead of ION Oct. it is said. q III.
head quarters OF the allies, we've still a.
ioPiItz On 'he 1st Oct 1YohGfz occor-
!i"e r. AIorss, Is IN Bob mia, 20 miles f-oy,
Dresd~n.l W"
TIE paper iaat referret' g. contains a
Srnat"s Consni'um. oF the ~ Oct by which
1t is decreed, that peace shaD net yer be con-
Guided let w"en lance and Sweden. I'll, the
lat:er shall have Fave ren unccd rossess;on
ct the -Fre7ach Island of Cpadaicune E. oil
Frene hmep ri that island re forbidden nm
Ger pain OF 6ishoaneNr. to take oath to the
Swedish government, CT to accept any en-.
picement under it.
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Nr7O YORK, Dee. I.

Bv the Northern Mail Of last ,yeniae, we receive,
the burlington (Nermont) Cen,inel Of the 25.h ult
from which copied the following articles -
Gen. Hampton arrived in tse has fFthis place r
tie steam boat, on Tuesday evening last: nex
10 pru'ng sci!ed Cor warmer climate. Tue order.
fer trs Northern Army to ioil Gen y-ilki,soo
have beel. coun'ermanded, with exs Dtor Of ,s
q hauSlion Of the l2'', an 4 company Of tn. s,h
wlicl. are 70 ipin ther req Insnt under Gen WI.
tinson 1t the French Mills.
Brig. G. n. Jacob Davis, who was charged with hi,
Excel MY Governor ChftfnAon's Proclamation. {,
arrested II Pist;s5rrgh. We learn ia liberated on 81.
wing surety in bonSs ~ 5000 dollars for his spoear
snce 1T the Ds'riel Court of the United States in
tie city Of New York.
Ths evening Mr Cooper performs hi, fsvori,e
character Of Macbeth. for the third time this seas.
On, understand by the particular desire Of Gene
RAJ Harrison, and We learn hy the play bill that the
Theatre viii be Illuminated AID decorated with a
Transparency IN honor Ofhis victory.
By officer who ess va, ~es'srday morning fro-s
the hnlilla Of gun boat s'a,ionc' al Sandy Hook we
learn, that or M7ndnv the Plsntagenct chased on
shore. sboui twelve mics below Sandy Hook, md
fnut miles from Long 'rancn, the schooner join K
Wary from Ncw-Orleans bound In view york ,.iih
cotton slgor ard lead, to Cox K Mcntaudevert.--
The schooner vas taken possession of by the boats
from the Pan'agiD' and shout half The cargo ri.
zen oni. WHEN toe c'rcUUstsree was discovere
lay the officers belonging 10 the futa, one hundred
and Biiy men we've rGmed.,tc'y detached With sirsH
arms rnIer tie comma o. st'ing nlsier Percevs
end she B1tth we're driven off, carving with them
the Pirnder they lad secured. Il nag Of truce was
thru gent shore from The British comn.ndsr
claiming the schr. rs iis prize and Offering to cat.
1m her Tor thpu3aaj dollar s--if this demand q.s
ret compiled With, he threatened 20 destroy IN |
chr am the houses 80 Long Branch Sailing N e
Ter Rogers, Who received the faC -aid h did . 1
understood how Zoe schooner could Ne n BrGsh !
prize for she WIS now in oar possession, and We /
7hoHld defend her. Il soon as the fac returned 3 |
hepty ice vas opened from Tie Psntaeeuet. Which
continued Until dark nearly 70u siot were tbrsyr
on shore. &c, n,iwtistsn ing Ire FIRE. the iasa
proceeded 10 axe and secure what cargo the Brt's'
I'D ie't OolJ one men was burt wh1 vas you ~ !
I'd by splnter--the houses we're not touched, and
The schooner vsty little in ured
There were two French. nasssngers On boo-d The
lohn snd &sryJ one Of whom made his escape the
o1asF vas laEcn p1sopeE. Nor. Mia.
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FR ON H.f1HP row .j2A13-
TO The EDITos or TIE coLumE1Aw.
Piatssbury, .hop. 81.

SIR.
lis generally SAID mere. and have no fe,l, az
the truth of IT, thu, Gen Hampton received ORDER
yesterday from Gen. Wilkinson 10 n.rcL his ,rn,.
from this place, where IL had already cut g. drawn
logs 70 build hus, 10 French Mills IL is aisn said 3
| believed that Gen. n Immediately ,rd.r,5 III;
troops to ret ready 20 march At = moments w.rnins
hut sent of an express to Gen. w. to endesycr to
obtain eaunternan: of the order or account fthe
'ateuras OF the season. When the express retTrne
suppose the army Of course will march, or ~, 80
shat he directed by Gen. w, unless the Secra.,r,
of War. to whom it is said express has a,so =
ssnt for his interf renee in the premises shoud o.
| der linn TO stay here The cause fnr Gen w ~.
hering Gen. H's army to French Mills ia aitribrfc5
In various crcu rstances amongst others t. The m
rr Or oF many troops having arrived at Quebec aud
! Montreal.
| The moment Montreal sud St Johns mr.. to,o,,
Quebec VIII no, he worth cent TO Enclsn, ~
oause nearly al ,he fur. sp timber, pot aches :
park, wheat ara -four. goes down Lakes SuDeror
Huron. EI>u, Ontario and Champain and the rive.
ST. Lawrence, OttawGs or Grand River. ard ,he =;
yer So-re'I nv Montreal. or St. John. with ub;.L
the British raerchsnt shine ireightsd from Owe
bee. II therefor matter Of as,cn,shroe ths,
orr government does NJ a;sune bold. decisive add
common ITg "t''tOie reistIve tine occupation Of
Montreal and ST. John that IL does not :,nmeds,4
" procure arms, ammunition and nrori<;o-e Owl
when the proper period, either this winter or e.riv
next spring, arrives. and lore shy more. Rrtisb
troops possibly he nj 10 Canada offer such W
rcS IS will IN luce sufficient l1n,nber OF men IN
devious at time and plsce 10 be previously Motif
Ell take those places in DAYS from the time NJ
their renjcEvous. For the few ,iavs those troon.
would ne wanted, besides LEGAL share Of The r,h
property which would re taken, the higher n cir
wages she better and chpspor, because il wonld nm
cure an ovsTwhen ne force. Alter the taking o.
these aces by which carry e c war eptrev a,yo
from own frontiers, il would no. he matter ri
nucl importance TO proceed in great haste in TIE
erther progressof the cong If the province bu,
ght as well pro"eed leisurely ant sys.ematics
", unless the United States saor'i en- il Doltc 10
ean nue. push ng the IN my pretty hard in Conads
10 give him full employ or al his land and s7rne a
lis naval force there, rather than he shall again have
le':rre 70 hevrass orr es 10y threatening to /. ID
troops md make descent upon them. as ne did
list summer on all he o.tirs near the Ches,neal,.
The move iroops he caves n Kingston the bet
ter, because fer We take Montreal they will tai
iuto our hands Of coars but ne will evqcuote
livingston as soon Us we seriously threaten Montre.
ST.
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are p'acrtEn shs hands OF the rnar.h,,.
The her Sc.iIGen made their cscaue.
They he oased - the lasseur sioop OF war,
which arr we'd with convoy of British Trans.
ports froH' Cork ct Hpi.ifaX in Oct. las..
she been desiructiHely active in our
waters. hai imore Paher.
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srt.:sh .Ya,ni E..s.

-Sff.s5t AfO"dk ff.s.
We understood thar ettev from New Haven
Was received in town Yesterday rncrDing. Ststog
ina, = Swedish vessel arrived at thst port on Sun
day morning., in short passage from Es.sS bling
ing TIE Information, that about che f7th No
vemher, all the vessels at Halifax (eNceptinE
r'este, schooner snd soop) we're driven ssnore
IN a severe gale. The Ia Hogue of ~ suns, two
frieats and the htssnta s1op of war, il is said
entirely lost; and mary other vessels greatly inu
red. The 81. Domingo Of "a guns WAS stl. on
shore when the Swedish vessel sailed.
Shin Elizabeth, ON Bermuda. Get. 81, hiss ar. at
New Haven, NO vessels except the tmsii, hal
teen sentinf,r long time, and only prisoners or,
board The prison shiI-rhe Scep,re -, Al. Coel-
burn, was preparing for winters cruse on cur
coHst-Tie Mohawk gun hr;s former s: brig
! Nirer had i'Ft s'' from fsiinX 'rtc Ar:o ~.
ad. Brown'sii"y ship to sail next dap Tor Ja-
maea--ths Barh rnsss tiies,e saiied ,bout 81 Get
| with esorov Tor Heifax i, ~ss rnt rxpec ed snv
| ship of war wsui winter at Deruuda, but all keel
the a" c'ican coast: Swedish brig Ci-is.sna from
Salem, which pnt INTO Bermuda in hiatresq, hat
hee" con e,Gned as trustworthy. and broke "
, for fre-wood.
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Return Of the killed and wounded M Jets,l,n.,.
Of the army of the U S. descending the ST. ~
renee river, under the cOmmsnd - E3sior r Nv
James Wikln'on, IN an seton fought AT Wii.,a..
burg in Upper Csnsds, on tie lib Nov. Ists
kILLED--subs'torns 3, serjeants 7, corporsls
musicians 1, prvates 68--tOtsl 1oS -
WoUEDEO-brigadier general I, assistant sdl,,.
tant-genersi !, aId-de-esmp !. colonel I, major
captains s. suhs'teruS serjeants Q, eorporsls IA
musicians I, PR ates i9s-tOtu 237 Total k;l.d
and wounded $780,
Names Of the Commissioned CGcers Killed ana
wounded.
KILLED
Lieut.. WIN. w Smith, Of the light artillsrv.
Z" David lSinters Of toe eth regt. iLi',ry.
Edward Oimstesj, 18th DO.
WoUNDsD--
Brigadicrsenera Leonard Coyington, nortslly
Knee desd1 -
L1ajol Talbot Chainers, sss'stant.ad utsnt general
slightly
Major Darby Nccn, :id-de-camp 10 brig. general
SwaTtwou'. slightly
Col 1es r Fret,ou, Of tie Esd reg inf. eeyereiv.
fe tfsnf fbtyt rr.etur..t -
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Estract ofo letter frem an officer IN rb-
.Americ0n arm. 10 the editor of the Y.
s. GaZctfe, dated

EItrdct Of (etFer fTcm an Officer N rh@
american arm, 10 the editor of The q
s. Gazette, drfed
Frsn Mills, N. Y Nov. Is.
SIR-Our whole arrlv s here, and the
expedition abandoned 4 ray Of the army
had severe engage r'ent on The lIth ms.
in Canada. On the bank of he ST. Lawrence
80 or 40 miles from Prescott, in which cen.
Covingtor Lieut.. Smith, oF the light artill,.
nv, ;;nd lieut. Clmstcai. IF the 10th reri.
ment. were kiie-i and her Ulcers wh,.se
Games ! am not acqu,iated wi h. Gen
Wilkinson had been urweli for soHe tim
previous % the above actioD, and the com
n'and at that time unfortunately fell TO ye,i.
boyd. Gen. Hampton IS much cens,red
here, as " is said he has not co opera,cc
with Wilkinson as was expcc ed. We all
| regret that Gen. Armstrong dld MOI accom-
| paAy the exped ton, at least al! repret b,t
those stupid bicckheaCS who Know nothing
beyond their jealousies to the shrine Of
which they have now sacrificed he char.
acrer and honor of their courtrp. Men wno
have neither perception 20 discern nor ,sl
ents TO execute, ought MT to be left even in
a situation where all important commands
might devolve on them.
We shall undoubtedly go into winter
! quarters as the season is roo far advanced "a
act unless on the defensive. The par,e iso
| IG0IM SOuhleTSlPn DNcCESS tor our GUAR ,
to night. think them ominous. | send
you W;ikinsen's Pr clamation.
] MES WILKINSON.
| Major General and Commander in Chief NJ
an expect on agan~t the Canaaas, 10 tho
! Iuhabltants thereof:
! The Army of the Uni'ed States which
have the honor to Command invadeS these
provinces to conquer and not to destroy t.
subdne the forces of his Britannia Najesty
net to war against his unoffcndire subjects
hose, therefnre, among YOU, who rem al,
quiet at home, should vct ~ incline to thu
! American Standard, shall be projected in
their persons and property. Bpt those VIII,
4 are found in arms, must nect ariiy be Urea
ted rs avowed enemies.
To menance is ujust-to seduce d;shon.
orable-iet it is just and humane TO piac.
these alternatives before you.
Done at the Head Quarters Of the army
i Of he y. States, the 9th day Of Nov
\ 1913, near Ogdensborg, on the rive,
St. Lawrence.
(Signcd) JAMES WILKINSON.
By the generals command.
| (SSnet) =. PINKNEY.
Major and Md de Camp.
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w SKYNEThs

WSsKTSSToS. Defenders
f,itti. cause - we have for conp:,tr,at.on il -
General complexion at the rscent news from, the
northern frontier it gave u no little satisf ,tion IN
be assured 81 'he safe arrival Of Com Chsunaev.y
'qn"dron At Saeketts hsrsor, conveying Gen Ra:.
rson * his Army from the upper end of Inc 49,
Their dispersion by the tempes,uous ,her, p, re-
ported some DAYS ago, must have been TEMPORARY
only since the wh"e OF the vessels anpsa,. Z, b,ys
.rr'ved, -nd M r1epuon IS made Of any disaster -
In oheyius orders to proceed down .he lake with
his force, W" think " not al mnis ,ly t5st Cen
Harrison lest m2ost favorable emporium, f again
siguaz'ns himself bv the defeat o! tue eo,,bin.I
British aHd indi9n force burlington flights.
whom he certainly intended o have attacked within
day two Tor wh.h object he had, in addition y
his force and that ~nder Gen M'Ciure, r,G:.yed
the accession Of a number of Volunteers.
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which these successes have been obtained.
lair.y entitle this 20 the appe.lat:on, of
oiiifant campaign; and when we consider
ne smailnesS and the nature of the force by
which they were accomplished, we hud 40
small reason Tor na,ional cxultation.
Ihiia9eipi;d, .Nev. 90.
BY adViees received from Gen. Wiikinson's army :,
We understand. that in consequence OF letter re-
ce'""S from Gen. Hampton, positively refusing to
JOIN the army under Gen. wilkinson nj 81. Regis, n
consultation among the officers took place, OF which
the following is the result, for which are indebt-
cd to onr correspondent. The letter IS dated
= Salmon River, Frepeh Mill. 18th Nov. 1919.
Eat-sei from tic Gsrerul Order of Gem q
W'itinsor Of the 1874 .Nbyer,ber
" The troops IN embark without loss Of time
vet are not to he hurried in leaving the Cspat an
shore. from whence The Gem r,ander in chief is
compelled tn retire bv the extraordinary, unexarr.
p'ed- and = enTesrs unwarrartabc conduct Of ma
j7r cen"r" Hanptor. In refusing 20 ION this arm,
| vi a division e 1000 under hi, csrnmnn
agreeable ia positive orders from the Csmrantlr i'm
CHEZ. and an re has tecn sssu- H. by the Secretar,
| 1T "sr. ofexpicit instructions from the War De.
| partrnsnt.
81 Thus deprived of large portion or his pron,s.
e' force, the commander m chief feels himself
hound nv spouse oe regard 20 IRIS r,eriiorous corrs
end ~ sacred duty 10 the United States IN SPARE
tho lives ct brave man, and mt iaxsrr .he char
scter or interess If the nation, hv an unequal con-
| fli"t.-He viii, lively regret a,i the 5sen.s, rsor
'featior, suspen's the destined attack upon Mon,
real Bnt he assures this army tina, is nor absn.
Iored." Dem. Pyc,s.
- Nov
! We hrd q conversation with m Intelligent Officer
! vi If en-. Wilkinson. army At French Min, or
| re ~. No'e'nher--i'ev were thru hutting. Tbs
r"er salmon IN wh'ci, ioti;,s La proceeded a.
"'ut t9 mis- wss frozen over. Gen. wilkinson con
tn"ei seriously indisposef. anil Gen Lewis was IA,
~" TO take csmraand. G"n. Covington and C.nlone
! ny were hurried with military honers at French
| Mills on the 18Th.
| Cen Hampton was ut BURLINGTON on the 2Sd. nm
'erstoor'o BE on Us wny to the seat OF the genera
government. he corva'escen Mt occers ani soldier
OF h,s army were at t'uriinVton where Gen. Psrke,
vas eft ~ cnmra and I he main aodv ot the arm,
lh7d scne into wint"r.q7ar;ers at Plattshurc Ier,
Gen. lizard was in command. Tje5, J,ye,r
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Nesd TucrseTf. La Chine,
fffL Anr lCll

ljth sNov. 1873.
The So~eynor in rhief dni commander Of the
forces, has the ;G,isfactios to announce TO the
tyooes, ,ha. the corps Of obse, Oation Sesh The d.
VISION of gusboats Sehich he had ordered fyos',
Kingsfon 10 foll0ye the ,er's 81 he ecnly's
crDiy pndey T',d;or Ser. Ui.|inSo;', 10 BE e!;cs!
u,aer the command II lieut.. co( -l:oyrisoa tfaAe
sara rest. krs c,mpIrtesl dcfedted fo'ge 4 s,str
of he american ar-np consisting II eG0G;'7, jHc
men and irfan,rY. exceeding Jour tho.s1nd men,
sgiich attackrd IL on the lffh iaSt near N,yst
ees. a6ou, 90 antics dboge 90 n,rdl, taxing + on
rke eneaiy .feLd piece {. K poa.'.-tr and 400
yissne's MS his este(ercr IS NOT yer in poSses.cn
Of me bafiicuia,s ef This Sri Hont aeiievmenf, he
cunot specify The tcSs Sustained ~ either !; shaf
81 the enemy, ,ebrSse;!,ed BY eye ssitness 10
the action has ben very consider 6Ic. II ka4 6eer
further reformed, 10 hss eecelieacr fat ielt coz.
onet .fo-r son al the s9h yegr. :nG CAPT .Ihiicas-
ter Of the 70 al macy. Sr'th aivision Of gan
boats has cgecteaa ldndinS a. Honliiton sskeys
they Srere put IN Possession OF thdf Place ara nH
me eab!ie stores left therefor The use TIE Uni-
| red S,a;eS Graty