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are believed to DC in the neiyhtoshood Nth
their families. t> 8A
TO givo you, air, en- idea of the savage
like disposition OF >he cnethy on thcir getting
possession Of the ncighbor*ood woulo DC
vain attempt. Although Sir Si'ney Beck
with assured nc that no uneasiness need be
felt in relation TO the unfortunate Americans,
the fact is that on yesterday there were sew
eral dead bodies lying unburied, and the
wosindcd not even assisted into town, although
observed 10 be- crawling through the helds
towards cold aud inhospitable protection.
The unfortunate females Of Hampton who
could not leave the town we're suffered TO be
abuscd in the most shameful manner, not on
ly by the yenal savage enemy, but also by the
blacks who we're encouraged in their exces-
scs. They pilleged, and encouraged every
act Of rapine and murder, killing poor man
by the name OF Kirby, who had been lying on
his bed a. the point Of death for more than
Six weeks, shoung his wife in the hip at the
same time, aud killing his faithful dog lying
under his feet. The murdered Kirby was
lying last night wel,ering 10 his blood.
shall return to Hampton this evening or
in the morning, with the troops under my
command, and such reinforceuicnts as may
reach me, where we viii endeayor to make
anothcs stand. The enemy evacuated the
town at 8 o'clock yesterday morning.
ana very respectfully, Sc:r 80 t.,'
TAs TAsCRUTCHFIEi.D.
His Er. Gov. Barbour. st9G,ef 1o
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ERIE, (Pa.> juno 90.

Capt. Perry, with S sail OF armed vessels
mas arrived safe in our bsrbor.
Al 1cnnadsvay the British brig Queen
Charlotte sent a boat on shore with flag %
leave somc property which had been piuoder-
cd down below. When they landed an officer
and one man went TO the house with Gag
rinc men ~ho were left in the boa, deserted,
they we're taken .p a, Pompftot, and brought
here on Thursday last. They state tina, Gen.
Proctor is still at Maiden with 500 regulars.
She militia had chiefly gone hone, rein
rorcemcnt cf 200 men had been sent to him
.on the head OF Lake Ontario,
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81 PROCLAMATION
Of His Majesty the Emperor 10 she .Ar"y


osoLprxns ~ am entirely satisfied with
vour conduct. You have fulfilled my wishes
You have supplied every thing in your cor,
dia,i,v and bravery. You have on the glori-'
Gus day Of the Cd May defeated and put to
fieh, the armies of Russia and Prussia, COM
manded and led on by their Emperor ana
King. You have added new lustre TO the
hrillancy Of my eagles. You have eyineed-
what Frenchmen are capable oil achieving
The battle of Luizen will hereafter be rank.
ed with Austeriitz, Of Jena, OF Friedland and
Of Moskwa. In the last campaign the enemy
could end no refuge against our arms, bat IN
recurring 10 the ferocious and barbarous con-
duct of their ancestors. The legions OF lar-
,arv have devastated their country, and des-.
,roved their ci,ie. by FIRE without even spar-
inc their holy Moscow They have since ad.
vanced within our confines, aheued by the
,raitorous ADD abandoned subjects Of Germa-
nv, of Italy, and even Of France. They have
cried up system os rcvol,--'hey have DIS
seminaied The horrors Of arnschy, OF civil
war, of murder. They have sbewn them
selves apostles Of all kinds OF crimina!isy.
81, is moral as well Is physical 'ncendi'
,ty that would devssts,e by sword and hre
The countries between the Vistula and The
Rhine, ia order, according 10 tho system OK
barbarous and tyrannical governments to IN
terpose deseris cad dcsolaiioa between thsur
and our nvenging troops. Insensstc barbara
ans they feel no attachment; 10 their Soyer-
eisns they esteem not the spirit, the order,
Snd The gccd sens, o. Gcrmahs--Shey even
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.FpNcTCN INTTLlICENCk.

LArE FROM FRANCE.
TEe .By The SCH. Thistle, Cahf. crosDe0s 60
i-uiays from Bo1Geau1, erYfped af Porfiand,on
sae esh inss. .yifa a vatscb!e iargo Of siiks, ,Te.
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manulnS ms troops, "a tue u'"o hao urrNeo
tor the French who had the hcart,to conquer
or pstish, sysT.s :, ..,s.' yy.,.., =.
Now we begin TO perceive at a distance
the dust. and Erx fire Of Gen. Bctrand---in-
s,antly the Niec-Roy catered the line on the
left, and the Duke Of Tcrante attacked the
reserve Of the enemy and charged upon the
village, where the enemy supported his rigM.
At this ,imo the enemy rcdoubled his efforts
upon :he centre. The village Kaia vas CAR
ried again. Our centre was brooscn-Asomc
ba,,alions t,isbsnded themselves; but these
valcrous youth, at the sight ofthc Emperor,
rallied, crying viys L Emperor lis Ma
je,:y, Judging that the crisis had arrived
which decides the gain or loss OF battles, did
not lo,c a moment. The Emperor ordered
he Duke OF Trevao to repair with is ba,tsl-
ions of the young guards to the village of
Kiia, TO over,urn ;ha enemy. rc,akc the viii
laee and destroy every thing they found there.
A; the same time his Majesty ordered his
Aid de Camp, Gen. Druot (an officer Of the
greatest dis,inction) TO collect battery OF so
pieces and to place them in advance of the
old guard. which was Disposed IN echeton, as
four redoubts to su6sssin the ccntre--sll our
cavalry we're raogedin saisle behind Gems.
'Durauly, D.ao,, AMI DevauS, started Gell gal
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pUssiAN aiEDIATioN.

The I.cnlcn Courier of Nay 10. ssys' Tini''
,.- = ,,lkcd f "A aSert to proceed 10 Russia, 20
ncrct;stc p--rc Win British minister under the
r,ea;,,ion sf Ruisa. He dc 10, think any minister
voalacs-e TO subject clr naval rights to the medi
alton of foreign .povct."
Il Was reported The Cay -. Fs'r Trader d FORTS
rcu,h,that the panes hsJ taken il..nbu7gh.
A ca5rct Connei. wss'hcid 24;h May, when tho
A-s,a,saes from As whrcr. ~N 1-e,rd Prop
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The ship Fair American. Capt. fork arfiveu mere
O, FRIDAY last. in so da,s from London, hd "a from
Portsmouth Eng She brings the Russrm account
Of the great battle at Luzen, in which the Russians
claim the victory. and state that thr French lost re-
,n.sc,, 80 md * 600 and they only 10000. This is
IN direct opposition to the French accounts but we
have no hesi,a,ion it believing. upon comparison
&c Ioh ,cco,,,,s. thot the victory was decidedly
the part of tive French
In debate in the British Parliament. yay IL, on
the Naval Administrator. mueh - sno o' h"'
80, .rJ illusions made to the reccntsucccss &C
,be hrnericars obtained by the IIcruct" Ii. Dsrr-
jer so,e.d 4, a, ministers had eyinced rest indf
s.-cr n - the interest, Of The Hays. srd assettc
At ,l,c same time, ,hst the war With America might
have been prevented. a
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-08
Congress Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, December 6. 1913.

AT half past 3 O'Clock a call of the
house took place, and 90 members an
swcring TO their names, the Speaker an
nounced that quorum of tho House we're
present and ready TO proceed 10 business.
On motion of MIR. Findley message
was sent TO the Senate, informing them
that a q1orum Of the house had assem-
blad.
On motion of Mr.. Fisdley the usual or
der tor furnishing the members with news
papers was Adopted.
A message was received from the senate,
notifying the house that quorum of thar
body had assembled and proceeded to bu-
siness, and had chosen. the hon. MIR. Var
mum their president pro tenn.
Mr.. King, OF Massachusetts,, called the
attention OF the house, to resolution of
Tered by himself On the l4th June last, re-
lA,ive 10 the appointment OF the committee
ct elections Ii.is resolution proposes to
change the rules and orders Of the house
IS they now stand, by altering the mode of
appointing that committee, by making it
necessary that the names Of all the mem
bcrs present be put into ballot box, and
he speaker draw from the box the names
which shall constitute the COMMITTEES, ex.
cept parties to aRy contost may happen to
ne drawn, when others shall bs selsetcd-..
Laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Findlcy, a committee
vas appointed to wait on the Presidsn. Of
The United States, and inform him, that
quoeums of both houses having assembled,
we're ready to recaive aRy communications
nc might be pleaSed 10 make to them Ad-
ieurned.
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In fne, the war, with all its vicissitudes
is illustrating the capacity and tho d. .tiny
Of the U. States, TO be a great, flourish
ing, and powerful nation--worthy Of the
Friendship WHICH il is disposed TO cultivate
with all othersxf and authorised, by its own
example, to require from. al an observance
of the laws Of justice and reciprocity. Be-
yond these their claims have never extend
etl---and, in contending for these, we be-
hold subject for our congratulations, in
The daily testimonies of INCREASING harmo-
ny throughout the nation, and may humbly
repose our trust in the smiles of Heaven
on so righteous cause.
JAMES MADISON.
Washington, Dec. Z, 1918.
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NEWS FROM rHE ESSEX FRI
GA r.

In addition TO the agreeable intcl!is encc
Iii another part of our paper, relating To
the E$seT, sc. our correspondent at .We7p-
hort, wr,tes US That wi. q mid shipp,an
CLARKE won't into Ri3 J,ndro, the crow il
prlscc OF Portugal orthe governor Of that
place, ordered him Immediately TO put TO
sea ; III consequence Of which, nc took his
schr just out OF tbs harbor Sc 5urnt her, az he
did ret deem ii prudent 10 proceed in her
to the Z. 5. The utmost harmony prevail
cd on board the Esser, and captain Porter
was almost adorea by his officers and crew.
Mr. Z. very prudently declines giving his
opinion where it is probable the Essr1 is
al this time, when she may be expected
home, the schr. he burnt, or where size
was taken, Sc YOU inquisiiye Editsrs musl
remain ignorant OF these particulars for
the present at 'east."--Bos. Pat.
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troy to subdus the forces Of hi. Britannia
majesty, not to war against his unoffending
subjects Those, therefore among you,
who remain quiet at home, should victory
incline to tho American standard. shall be
protected in their persons and property.
Blu; those who are found iD arms must ne
cessarily be treated az avowed enemies.
Ts menace, is unjast--to seduso, disho-
nsrabe-Yet it is just and humane to place
these alternatives bsfore you.
Done at the headquarters OF the army
OF the United States, this 9th day of
Nov. 1918, near Ogdensburg, on the
ST. Lawrence.
(Signcd)
JAMES WILKINSON.
BY the generals command,
(Signed) N. PINKNEY,
Major and lid de Camh.
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FROM FRHNCE.

Mr.. Baldwin,, passenger from France in
the Bru,us, arrived in town yesterday. He
informs that he left Nantes on tho 26th Of
Oct. Had heard report ofmarshal Ney's
obtaining vistory, but did not understand
that any official account had been received.
Mr.. B brought file of Paris papers to
the 18th Oct. Nantes to the 18th, and saw a
Mobiteur to the 10Th. The Saturn and
Star, French frigates, were at Nantes, rea.
dy for sea and it is supposed came out q
few days sftsr the Rrutus.-Bos. tahcr.
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The Stockholders in the Farmers
9a"k II .9icIandrja, are hereby notified,
.hat aD election of Thirteen Directors, for
the ensuing year, will be held at The Bank
Oh the hrst Monday in neg. month, (Janu-
ary).
JOHN HOOFF, Cashier.
December z. IstMtpJ
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PROCLAMATION.

JAMEs WlLKINsoN, hgjor General and
Commander in Chief Of an erpedtion a.
gdinst me Canadas, 80 RE Inhabitants
MrreCf:
The army Of the United States which
have the honor 10 command, invsdes
these provinces to conquer and net to des-
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ALBANY, Nfou. 30

Atths last dates from the army, genera
Williamson was so seriously indisposcd, as
10 render his recovery doubtful.
The order for Hampton's div sion Of the
army to march to St. Regis has necn couu
demanded, except as j, respects the I'd
battalion Of the 18th and i2Gh company O.
tho 5th
M'Arthu's brigade has arrived a, Sack
cit's Harbor, or board ire squadron, from
For George, the enemy having abandoned
Burlington heights.
Generals Wilkinson and Lewis are SAID
TO be on their way TO This city.
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NEW Y0RK. Dec. 2.
Major General Hampton, Col. Randolph,
Major Lee, Captain Randolph, and several
other officers arrived in this city yesterday
ia The steam boat from Albany.
Yesterday a dinner was given 20 Moior-
General H5rrison, at TammaRy Hall.
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NEWPORT, Wov- az.
.N'EWS FROM THE ESSEY

This afternoon arrived at this port, the
ship bingham, capt. Patterson, of Phila-
deiphia, 43 days from Rio Janeiro Pas
sengers, capt. A. Hunter, of TIL. town,
Messrs. Pcase and flaming of Boston, and
Mr.. Charles 7. Clarke, Inidshipman, and
7 seamen, of the United States frigatc
ESSEX, Who were sent into Rio Janoiro in ia
nuary last in schr. LOADED with ,allrw and
hidcs) prize to the Essex, which was at
forwards carried out of the harbor and dcs
troyed. she not being considered fiji to send
10 the u S.
mr. Clarke informs rs. that the Essex
watercd at tho Island of 81 Catharine'. in
January last, and proceeded on a cruizo of
the coast of Chill MIR. G.. also informs,
that the ship Rosa, prize to The Essex, ar
rived nj Rio about weeks before he left,
having or board the crews of merchant
vessels, which she had captured IN the
South Scas--their names nor value he did
not learn.
ihe last news from the Essex, received
at R'o Jansiro, by our consul, Mr.. Sum.I-
ter, was that on the Gath June, she left
Valparaiso but it was no, known whore
She had gonc.-The Essex had fitted on,
one @! her prizes, and called her the Is
sec JuHfor.---Shc had made several prizes
and sent them int Valparaiso
The British frigatc Nereis, from River
Plate, with Two millions OF dollars, arrived
at Rio the last Of August. The specie was
taken cut and put OH board the Montague
"a, which had sailed for England with it,
It not being considered safe IN the frigatc,
as it was reported at Rio that an American
irigase was waiting fer her. Ii was also
reported az Rio, that tbs Congress frigale
wa,efed at Para, (about two leagues north
OF Perna'mbaeo) on the first of August.
fl'igats and two sloops efwsr had sail
ed from Rio, to proceed round Cape Horn,
to intercept the Esssx, and take possession
of our sellicm Old Columhia riycr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-02
: : : =. . ~ : -
L.2S2' EVE.hT>NS's JE-sIE.
NEw.YoRK. june es.

FROM NEW-LoE DON.
re schooner Eagle. which saIied from
this pore on the 18th, taken oy tho en-
emy's barges At New london, on Friday,
at half past two o'clock bur owing 20 ad-
yer,e winds the enemy were unable 20 tow
the schr. alon gs!de the squadron.
he cargo was attempting 10 be got Ou.
into lighters; in doing which an exp,osi, 4
took place, which killed upwards OF lOe Of
the enemy. Net vestage Of the Ye.,es,
boats or men, as TO be seea. There uzs
one - at anchor at the time, abcut miles
from NeW-London.; aud one frigste move
IN sight about sun set, The boats we're from
the Ranilics. a.
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AIRY ROBINSON, s-c'y.
To The Editor--:froa Member oF Con-
eress, dated

To me Edifor--.jro8s Member oF Con-
grese, dated
WAsaINGToN, 29th June, 1913.
- You Can hardly form Il ccrccD:iun OF
the stats of my feelings tof the fe.q last t,eys
expected every thing from my coun
trymen but still my anxiety has been pro
digioua--l have always dosbtcd whstaer
the enemy would make en- attempt ON anJ
strong place, as tha;r disposition 20 pfsver.
the icss Of men is predominant one, x th>
stroug places, ard marrow waters are .uh
]scts or serious consideration tn this pyint
OF view Their conduct appears 20 be IS
stupid ss it is barbdrcus; what possible
OBJECT OF acvan'ase can they have in view
81 burning deiencelCs5 villages q farm heu
SeN' Inc instance mentioned CT their shoe
ting poor K;iby Ia The arms Of his wife, Is
hope Tor The honor Of human natu,e. not
true IN ali it's pariiclisrs--I really hopt
there are some softeuiHg circumstance
shich viii hereafter Gene to light. When
zen. Hampton passed through this place a
Is " days since, lac spOke in Ire highpst terfss
II tde militia at Norfolk did nos hear
hin myself. but he certainly said they were
lie best disciplined men lee ever saw - he
same .hi@g heard Captain Stewart say
We have beep and Sill az sarpujoe i'm oDr
expectation Of the result, slioulu they attack
General Taylor bat this TOR one do not
thiak they will Doll have Bnfear OF the old
Dominion ] am cure she will DO her duty.
IF all f-rts Of che Union had her ..isposi-
ton, our prospects wonld be much btigh-
ter than they are. The preference eiven
her b. the enemy IS 10 ny jeLgnlent henorA
bic to hcr.--ane has ever been cons picuous
so OPPOSING British encruachmeut, and
hope ever VIII be S.. sly whole soul yearns
over her az tbs ume.
Nothing new here. Active operations
On ATE Ontario AZ som as theCi ueral Pike
Is ready tor service. We arc going On slowl =
Win our tax Bii!S--i, nut be z.onth i
lhinE before We rise"
IN . The Prcsideut has been seriouslv
icdisyoSed some days with bilious fever /;
lie - said to be much better. The weather
IS again becoming qpprsssjveiy hct--I wish
iaaI, SomDined with otr sophued situspcl
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AZ $500 pod Nc:folk or Fshs.cn5i j. their II,
Isecia;e lin froSesl y0Grseiycs lruan such sc.,es
sS"c hsye ~'tuesssd. they ret'reu in rrsst eu.fu-
san, leaving hcbi,i 9,00 VT. Besf A!ati-ts Am.
n.p"iLlo Cantesas. Sc s<c Sc. as,c sJn,e cf,l.;r
nsi, "hieh Ne took II is sa.yCs.G u.tt III, ' sp-
prere,frd 10 ,,f q sdste atlaA iroIa 6,GO a. our
men mhth eapse.; titrra to rotrsst 90 pTee nts,y
My Fr,cut, rest ass,fta of one .,nue; t,,pt TIL,
I theui' --f We Asd lad 1900 men, We .houid LsYe
kIiied OF taken the greslsr rsrt VI d,cia
AncSprsss sent from Smithfi.ld with in.
tchisarcc co the Governor gs TO the s,tua.
ton &c. OF several of the enemies vessels
E'ng rear tue mouth of p.ea1 Creek
states, that cne of Cap.. Eoo;,er's trooD of
Cavalry passing on 'foudny ti,rou, "a smith
held 40 an express to Nortols, ,o,d r;:n that
~ va, sent Tor the purp5ss Of Informing
sen Taylor that the cnSsFY had evacuated
hampton. Capt. Cooper snd his company
had been IN The town.---1'hc gentleman,
VINO caine as an express 90 tbs Governor
also states. that an .ttempt had been mazda
by the enemy to land at Smithiield, bu,
having been fred at by the Artillery, they
mad returned 90 their vessels.
a. A Pilot is in this city. who accompa
nied flag at Gen. i'svloy'S to the British
fleet in the Bay, Hc was detained - DAYS
ON board the Ada,iral's shir. He states
he. wner tho attack wa made on !Iamp-
ton, w arren'5 saip wax almost sirpt of sea
men --not more thah soor 50 berr left OF
Ihoard--he says moreover that there were
boat-.eads of the wounded men returned
from Hampton CO tie ship.
A gentleman arrived Yesterday morning
from Norfolk who crossed the river at San.
dy Point at 9 on Wednesday morning. lie
states that the Inhabitants ofSmitl,tield we're.
preparing for the reception Of the caemy-
they were saving their baccn-nor cart OF
wagon but what was ia reqi,is;tion 500
militia with some iisld pieces weTs prepar-
'ngto give them warm reception.
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80 -

ECB GEEE.
4 tie sgn Of Tie sas.l, n.Asa or L. Street in
n Richmond, ~
II VaI"aIls "fock Of Haraware, honnio,s-
gerry, CuHfry &C. 10.
The subseubrr iitecding ,y t,.,,t. r.,r, t,..
a' soon a. oss'Gis, ofeisiyr s.e b. rri,a e,t,,s,
Oh Tie most liberal terms, his very t,lrabis
STOCK Or C,OCLS,
purchase d''POseG toesrry on .bc bushes, IN
E'Shmenu hsre oapnot DO j. ui.re e,ig,g.. 80, 4
'hah the present, rs il has 40, ,, rits.i'sd 60,
sra knowledge OF = Toll aud rssu.r .ss0rtment or
many Years being kept th.re, hni an ys ye,, com.
ioT'aoie accommodation f0i lart, iarni,
JAS. BRFAhT
i. D. has a'so for sale, sbsut 100 Barres uoro,,
Corn, FerJ hardsou.e Northern u,sda d,oa.b,s.,
ssar'y ns", anda 30 10 PiiaIciphia tiiq. bo,n ~
nc OHIF'ages have vsry hsndsome plaltd hafness-.,
Also good gs horle ioF sale.
Juiy 2. AZ
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en- DoLL-fRS FEa.fHG.
81 IA " ~ Hons th' Subs riecr Is tie I6.h
Z Z Hit. 10 'i.e S0un.y OF ti,J@l.A.us Ni,. Is. a
- the naIRe Vt Z = hIf, iee,s "a b inettss Ia.
1eAi'ee' nc Is s'taef 1" the eonnly .fa!65asr.t or
tiHl1 C., ~ he Lad kUi.AlnlsAess in Lo,, ett-<
~lo i'"i u" "Lch La icit h"Ise, Canon, rs uace.-
'09hs & SHIRT and snort Jacket Gti.st ciulss no, ~
coilsct.d. q
viii give tbs sboys reward to any perao, sc
Pe'sn's Who via trns him u r.s, oi io,j.a him in
any ia,i SO a' sao s.t li.a
JAY 3. o.
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FPEYCH DESHRTRPS agc.


The De'crters and Prisoners ne Pig.Point and
Hsn2too srr',Id in this CITY On ~ sdHeslay Eve
nng. They CONSIST Of lSsu,cnant Sstpcant I
Carpnrh q % Pdvatss, Frenshmeu---3 Germans y
1 igishm3n.
Eleven Of these Frcnchncn were taken Triso1sys
~-Dut, as there's q cartel b7t~ecu France and the
u states FOR outuai exchange OF prisoners under
certain c'rcqmstNDces, ami rs the two Freurh,6en
who were taken ia May lest by tie miits " Hafn,.
Ton, had been RECESSED 5v tie Msrsbqi the SANE i
duigsnes ~as extended ~ ti-se eleven, ut the m.
stance Of 4 F,enoa Gentleman IN tbs ejtv
bss'd's these D.syrtgr', % others hayc been en-.
istcd on t'cir way, into the service Of the Uni,ed
States.
The Prisoners viii be eonGued in the Pfnten,iary
anti they srs aent TO Anne olis The ErenchmeIl
are 81 liberty
Tbe F-ouctmen ave dressed in On o'iye.colourel
~sisteosat eit' sintt sttS, roe. oi burons On the
breast, ,0d slnsii WinCs oijtre wo.ked upon tie
'lesve--psntaOons of he ss3nc o~io---rod CO y q,
The saapS Of trnncstV5 cone, 0iih smaH brin, IA
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