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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-31
YANKEES THIRD CRtJrzr

oHceesDMk PyfUGteerf7ig.
nrTlVed at Bristol, X. !. on Thnrs1av
Iast, from her third successful, cruize, The
private armed brig Yankee, of Bristol,
En.Sna Snow, comr. ihder, mounting is
g., A.. SIfr1ets fran her Log. Book.
May goth. 1913, z p NJ weighed anchor
I'D newport harbor. and stood out % 60, .
HPassed:a ~ and a frigate OH Block island
Seu, captured the, English brig Willjsr,
iiseCaP,ured q arrived at Halifax l--boar.
-uen portuguese schr. then in sighr; par.
o on.,l ana put our prisoners on board ~ nee.
~ captured, inter- an hours engagement.
|,sl,sh Org Thames, Of ID guns and 20
"a :, 'anen WIN S089 bales Of cotton, [a,ri-
tot CO. q, o oi the vessel and cargo SOLD
No 9 $3.50 00l]--Jinc 81, boarded por,u.
soese brig tom New YoPk--par,lei ,hs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-31
ST0LEN

Nut of the pasture Of the Cub serib.r. IN u.
- night Of the Sd instant, TWO HORSES. one
o'aok shout hands yh,yery stout Il strong
troti aud PAGES. no brand that can he rs,o,in,"t
one Of his hnd hoofs stre:hteF aoe longer than 81
omar ana vas shod all rouni.--rhe othe- bsx
about ~ hands snd half high With black ,tresp
inch long. "0'"S one
'hs mwning sitter the Hprs y yere stolen tv,,
men' one o them negro, stopped at Prszer,s re-,
ern 70 New'ksn,, and rode horses of the abovs A..
crpuon, and then went on down the eonntrv,-T, !,
proosole thsy viii sell or exchange these Horses in
-, Wh2eyer viii deliver the sad horses IN ms, .,-
WT. ii. Macon in New Kent, or 20 me in 1,ro,'o D'
ssah be paid Tweaty Collars Tor the black bop.s s,
H.nn, .ue pay WV. MACON.
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LOTTERY .N|O 7'T17-

EN- T,o It 10 DOLLARS Is A CT.
ing, wSiss win be rErzE For TIE SSH day OF draw w.
sJtsaaia grand state LotteyS heNs ~ the IeHG'
Isr, I' s"n Prize of Five THoUsAND' 'n a ale
dime "v nl pf,Ge OF Tickets wiz advance from fine N
re- un,'' the capital prize Of $50 10 Srau,r s"e 20
ne BaEfinsore Hsseirak Loffe,y ha,
seven days Drswibe more &c 60
ia,. Prizes sssh Of TEN THOus nc Hh
40 en-. some out every other day Of drawn, al AZ
~ 5s0,os0 reusin ubdrav n O'O'''O' and two each
keta Vr"ers rom The country po.i pat1 for ia
viii h. s, mnIlIf C6UhCH LOTTEPY
L7t'ery' Office Of ''"e' ''ste' at tea
s g. KuRsHgF
Aue.n Njev S'0rs Ee!Sw the Eel 1'aue,a.
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close engagement with the enemy, and the
only apprehension and regret expressed by
ell were. that their opponents though supe
rior in guns and weight of metal, and men,
would be too wary TO afford them the OPP
portunity of terminating by decisive &C.
oon the contest to ascendancy Of the Lake.
FROM SACKET'S HARBOR.
A Naval Officer who arrived in the Steam
1oat from Albany yesterday morning In
forms US that Com. Chauncey returned to
Sacket's Harbor from his second cruise on
Thursday last. While out he fell in with
the British squadron under Sir James l..
leo, after considerable maneuvriny sue
ceeded in getting to the windward. Sir
James hnding he had lost his favorite posi-
ton, tackled and run for Kingston, when
Com. Chauncey followed him, and after
chasing him into the harbor returned him
self into port. 1t was understood that the
Commodore would not goout again until the
new schr. to carry "a guns, should be fitted
for sea, which would be in about 10 Gtys.
- f.. Post.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-31
AUCTTON

hh Subscribe viii sell. ., Public A1ei i'm. .,
TnIses, at o'clock in the evening, the Hf,Irev .
e. 20 at present occupied BY r. V. Daniel E,a az
IN " r. \ o months-@nsgotiab,e paper 4.
a Iced OF Trust on the property paper q
Aug. 81. q 20 NN'i' 'Tnet'tt
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From HE Boston Daily Advertiser.

FROM The Boston Dd2y Adverhser.
1--WE are even prepared 70 prove that
the offer Of Mediation was an unauthorized
act on the part of Mr.. Daschkoff."
we aver, in the most peremptory mani
ner, that the assertion. which the d ,ston
EDITOR says he is prepared to prove, is false;
ana We dare him to the proof. Unless he
produce 1t, he stands convicted Ut havine
said the thing that is mott Mar. Tnt.
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had very narrow escape---: ..;erdiy Ipti;a, -ss
shot oy his SIDE All the tslf breeds with h,.r IA.
miles and negroes, have q d. visited them. YES.
ter''sy --they in the ttr,ost distress hcy have
lett behind them mos, Of their -ope.tv and y.,u,-
o'e crops, TO the mercy Of tie ,.a,v,. Nv n. iy,
ocnrs are in The utmost cons,e.rra,ion Son srs
'u'uing oiosk -houses, soa.e s,oe.s,,, forts some
have hsG 20 thi. side of the r,,.. and -ms hide IL,
the s"amps. The people work vitt ia,.,stty In 50.
uyne themselves; bn, it IN are om,ar;, 4,
with The sol. muy ~ iun.rsi. Tie 81 res m,pt
~ gene. The 2d regiment and In, -o:,,:,ecr, are.
near M obile psnt The Misss~;,. nj volunteers viii
not be here tor for,n'gb,-snd gen FIoernoy is
sick at the bay OF ST.. l,uis
=. " Since writing the sbu>e have rec.svvS 7,a,e.
rnent OF tse reception ct the Insai,s a Psrs,ec1a
NM. "'r - who went down On purpose.
horer to get IT 1 went over t. - yet;erday
anu ~st'u MI lste 'e him bu' a.. did nut
come, 5ssired Fir 10 tax, lja ,c,.,ur, on,
os,h Ans hnng It over and for this pu Jose asvs
c'hne: the express which en- :ei,t;n. off VIA,
the. p'sH J eue'csc Nj. --------'. ae,c,,, ~
- s'eys II Pensacola to ascertain ti,. f,ai re-
sh". Mr - thinks that no SrminOles hsys
been at Pensacola"
CO.. Constant, with b;s Rcss. from n. Orleans 1,
expected ia cooperate ,ss,isitie Cyo,ls
IL We understand, that Since our LAST
sne Executive nave received two dispatch.
es, one from major Robinson ct Han ntcp.
and the other from Gel. Richard e. Parker
OF Vvessmoreland The kajor merely
states that dctachmcn's OK he eEeny's YES.
80 "'',' oSSti o''iiiSso Up anu Gown the bay.
Withouta deternra.e effect, and s,lecu-
!ates on hiss part that these mapeuvres are
only Intended TO confuse ps, crd 10 conceal
any reinforcements which have arrived CT
may De expected. Re writes on the asth...
Col. Park er had be. with far Of Truce
70 the British squadron near Kent Island
he feet was larger than it had been in the
Potomac, by the addition of the Valiant "a.
and the Acasta f'igate. On the day of his
arrival me 15th) it was incrsa sed by the
arrival OF the Success Frigate from England
via the West Indies, FIJI of tyoohs-on the
10Th by the i4acedemonian frigate and on
the Eth by the Dragon ~.
u 1t Is reported, that some expectations
re ente' tanned by the squadron in the
chesapeake that tie Ba',ic Flee, will ioin
them its place in that quarter to be sup
piled by tie Russian Fleet, which is now
eqmpt Tor service-and that SIR &, drev
Smith has been recalled from the Medi, err
ranean. probably tobe sem to this station.
u In the Ia e rsquisition of militia fer
ne use ct Norfolk. we understand thoe
Co.'s. Francis Preston of Abirgdon and
Richard T.. Parker of Westmorciahd have
been called into service.
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TIE LIR-TFIJPBc

., me- LIE-< ELLERS.
o show how little the opponents cr TIE cdnir;e.
tration will stick at a lie 20 elut their ;na,;ce ,a
publish the following
THE RUSSIAN 2aEDZ.4yJoN
we assert, on untouhtcd authority, that
Mr. beasiey the agent for American prison
ers IN London. has long siuce Informed Mr..
Monroe, that the British government had
refused to appoint Commissioners to treat
with Msssrs. Bsyarti. Gallatin ard Adams.
at Ut. Petersburg, ur;er the Mediation of
Russia ~ Y.Epe Past.
TIE BUBBLE BURSTING.
facfs viii speedily be developed TO TIE
American People, on the subject of The
RUSSIAN Meditation, which viii make thea
s.are. twill soon be published on The
Housetop, that the first Offer If Media.
ton oy Russia never was made by tie EN-
peror .dter0nGer, nor By MS order: but was
The unauthorized act Of MIR. Dashk If. TIN
Russian Minister in Washington. made on
his individual responsibility, and at the w.
peated 'mportnnhy Of the we'll known DR..
Logan '--as this offer, then, never hsd been
made to Great Brisain. she nf co,,rse co,,ld
have known nothing of i.s offic ialy. = viii
also soon be developed, why Mr. Madisoh
at iase ccepted this offer, and sent on With
so much haste his ENJOYS tn Europe when
ne knew that the Engish Court had nor
''ad an opportunity to accept or reject the
proposition. This we repeat will be 7evel-
"Ped '-ann though the American People
may be willing dupes for time the day Of
Indignation and resentment nus, arrive
=. Boston Centinel.
Wow Hear 1as Turin.
Mr.. Eppes declared in lis Lace in Corors,, h..
In October 1879, the hIst intimaion OF The ;nten.
tion OF the Emperor to ntsrpc;e his meditation wa,
communicated to our minister at st Pctersburg--
similar communication was IN sde about the sa,ns
time TO Lord Cathesrt--and that the vessel (which
Drought out Mr.. Adsns's first comrnunicafion nm
TINS sutJecl brought 70 JLr. DaschcoF his ins,ruc.
sia' S ASi"PefoT oi iAUs'
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INV SION

EEtract off tetter from Beaufo,t. dated
sunday morning. .fng. %. 4 o'clock
hasten to inform you tlat TIE enrr,v
are anchnred inside of our bar, directly If
Hilton Head island, say MIR. Pope's ulanta-
tation. We are all under arms, expecting
On The back of the Post Bill Of Wells. da,
'ed the Esd inst. the following is wri ten =.
ne enemy effected landing on Hilton
Yesterday morning."
(Sisned) WILLIAM RUrsov Wrcc.
Waj CommanJonf.''
NoRFoLK, Aur. Sc.
ayelpe o'elotk--Accounts have been re-.
CSiNed IRON Llphaven---Eo appearance Of
the enemy coming down the Bay.
70 the .hagisfya'ss Of the comfy of Hea,ies.
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TO 10 tie yMagisfya's' Of the eosnty Of Hsa,ieo.
isaac WtDSter vii re a candidate at thu
next election for -four Inspector
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ny an express ID days from St. Antonio VIZ
are furnished with the particular. of =
Dattie ana complete victory obtained ON
the 20th June by the Republican ARM n
yer the Royalists, about three miles from
st. Antonio. - W.
~ the 18th June, the Royalists appeared
"thin nall mile Of the town all mounted
supposed to be about 1900 in number thsy
immediately summoned the town tn e,,rrsr
Ier' and IN consequence of non-eounlia,cs
.ney w0uld take il by storm and nut ali 10
.ne s"ord--but it they would surrender ,k a
Town, and deliver TO them CERTAIN ch.-,-
'erS' list OF which was handed in. the ar.
my should be permitted to withdraw fro,
the country with their arms. bor.ee a,J
ProVisIons. This created some eonf,tv;o,, a :
noh6 the Republicans they oaraded and
rejected the proposals viii, ind;on,t;o,,
HIap'' ferfy VINO took the command. led
me "a army in battle array against the enemy
&c was not able t. c1r1e in contac,
WIN tnem, who ~ he advanced tovvsrds
tnem, retfsated; finding he was nnabIe IN
erect MS designs on foot, when the enemy
were wen mounted, Perry returned 70 town
ne 1871. Spies were sent out, who ob.
served the enemy e1camped abont lear,,e
Is'ant' On the 2O'h the arroy> AGAIN
naFchsd nutn0 foet 200 strong thew vere
discovered by the Royahsts in t,rne IN form
IN front Of their camp. near a bnndreJ
aI"s toe battle soon commenced in a
Few minutes the enemy began to withdraw
rom their camp Perry 5ravely rushed ON
'"'y gave way add iH less than an bom.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-25
Land for sale.

The subscriber offers for
sale FARM, containing abou, 80 acres,
shout five miles from Alexandra, on
the Colchester road, adjoining the farms
OF Mr.. Haywood Foote and Mr.. D:nnis
Jonnson, the greater part of which Is
meadow land and the remainder well a
dapted to clover ansthe production q
vegetables, Astounding 10 excellent
springs, from which The meadow land
may be Watered.
Also, two hundred and sixty acres Of
Land al in wood and tIu.eer, except a.
bout titty acres cleared and under good
fence, on the Rayen.wor,h road, about
six miles from Alexandra, aud adjoining
tne land. OF William Hepburn, Daniel
Duiany and the late Robert Moss, and
ABOUT mile f,om the hrst nlsntioned
farm.
Also lot OF Land containing eleven
acres contiguous to the town of Alex
apdria. adjoining the lands of Beal How
a d and Peter Sheron.
Gu. Simins.
August II. sawtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-25
100 Dollars Reward.

FLOPED from fairfield, in the coun.
IA tyoiFrederick are Commonwealth
OF Virginia, on or about the 7th day Of
March last, negro slave named AN.
THONY. the property Of the late Viii
liam B. Page deceased. Anthony is q.
bout feet inches IN height, OF sub.
substantial form, light yellow complcc.
ton, and rather Of an affeminate voice.
He is about 70 years ofsge, was brought
up a house servant and hes been accus.
toned to that course Of employment al
his life. He is slave of great capacity
and considerable ingenuity--hc reads
he plays the 6ddle-and possesses Q
great me cI,anical turn--he Can do rough
carpenters work aid moke combs. The
above reward will be given il Anthony
should be aPpre hended at the distance
of 100 miles from Fs,r6elL, and brought
to the subscribers living in Alexandria.
But it apprehendtd at the distance OF
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars will be
given if he is secured in goal, and no.
tice given to the subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. l. ] &c,
Admrs. Of Vim. B. Pogsdee'd,
Nays
The Editors of The Federal Republi.
can, National Intcliigencer and Gsxssts
Of the United States, will publish the a.
bove in their papers, and sond theK &C.
counts to this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-25
Admrs. Of VIM. B. Pagedee'd
FOR SALE.

( VALUABLE House Servant, about
"A 81 years OF age-he is very likely
and intelligent, and would suit either
tavern, private family or a single gentle.
man. wish to dispose Of the .e,,snt
10 some person in AIexaudria or lis ,ici.
nifty, as my only object in selling him is
to CRAFTY hirn by being near his wife
She Can be bought TO accommodate par
ties, by applying to WIIIIAh RoBIssoN,
E.q. The Servants will &c shswn, and
the terms Of sale made Known.
Nick BEVERLEY.
Westmorelsnd ooun,y,Va June ~.
~ The above Negroes will be of
tcl ed Tor sale It the Vrndue Store On
Tuesday, the 24,h day Of August.
p. &. MarsteIler.
August 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-25
August II:
For Sale
A TRACT or LAND,


Containing '62 acres, within Two miles
oi Town, bounded in part on the Col
chester road, extending to the land Of
James Irwin, and within few rods Of
tie Hunting Greek Turnpike. Part OF
Tie land is enclosed end nearly sufiici.
ent fencing for enclosing the remainder
aad timber Cor what may he wanting,
with f9e growth OF young wood -
There are two small tenemcGta a.d Sc
verai handsome situations FOR buiidins
ore Of which is near the Turnpike
road, commanding view d Va ASKING.
ton, Alexandria and the Potomac. river
with an orchard containing between 4
aud 500 Of the choicest apple, resch,
cherry and plumb trees, and a heycr
falling spring Of water
The land is said TO be wei! adapted
10 plaster.
BEING 20 near town, to person dis
posed to give it attention, it would be 3
valuable and productive establishment
The payments would be made 10 &C.
commodate the purchaser, or excharg.
ed Tor property in town. Apply to
WKaS0N * FOWLE.
August 70
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Notice IS hereby Given.
PUBLIC SALE.

nN MoHday The seth dsy Of August
~ next, ]! fair, il not she next fair
day. will be seld to the highest bidder,
90 credit ofe montts al F6x's Mill
ali the estate OF Arm Fox, Deceased con-
sisting Of number # Virginia born
Slaves, three Stills. Stock of differeat
kinds, and other articles tee tedious to
mention
MORRIsS Eox, Executor:
Fairfax, July 81 2awss
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IN g J. d. sIaisIs, ROYAL-STREET, .qLEK.aN.DRL.a.
WEDNESDAY. Aucusr IS. 1873.
MEDICAL BOOKS

MEDICAL BOOKS
SysT REcEIvgD FOR SALE BIZ J.4S.
KE.NNEDY g son,
Coxc's American Dispcnsalory
Thatcter's new American do.
London Practice of Physic
Bells Anatomy, 2 Vols.
Bells Operative Surgery
Coopers Surgery
Cooper's Surgical Dictionary, by Dor
sey
Thomas's Practice Of Pbysic
Rec :e's Medical Guide
Buchan's Domestic Medicise
Denman'S Midwifery
Albert OH Intermitt erts
Medical Repository in IL vols.
August ! cost
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-25
yol1n Gardner Laid

MS i'OR SIZE,
Muscovado Sugars IN hhds. tierces and
bills.
West India Rum in 6uncheoss,
Coffee and Pepperin bags,
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Tyson
Sam, and Hyson Teas, OF the lat
est importations, in quarter chests
aud boxes,
Russia Acrap and lrop
Swedei Iron assorted,
Russia Hheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool.
by 10, by g, 9 by II, and 10 by ~
Bristol Glass, In whole and hal!
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
es, Figs
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
s. 5hls.
Pew or casks old Sherry, London Par.
ticul4r Madeira and Ssreights Rec
Wine,
Cordaee and Lines of Various sorts,
Writing aud Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Won,en's and Childrsn's Shoes
insbsrreis and boxes,
RottIe CorKs ia bales,
Sole Leather.
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster OF Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS Of the most approved
construction and one pair French
Barr Alill Stones.
OCtrN~"
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/ O Rent tor a term OF years
A FARM,

In Fairfax county, containing Two
Hundred and thirty Acres, we'll tim
bered. There are on the premises a
small Dwelling House and an Apple
and Peach Orchard. 1t is well water
ed. and large ard constant stream
passing through tie middle OF it, on
which is the best Mill seat in the neigh
horhood, and sufficiency OF bui'ding
stene.oa the spot. This farm has about
80 acres of prime meadow land, 20 OF
which are well taken with timothy
1t is aboute miles from Alexandra
and nearly the same distance from
Georgetown and the City of Washing.
ton. Any person disposed to Rerl
will apply'to the subscriber residins
near the premises.
Mordecai C. Fitzhugh.
July "A dstlaw6w
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Yeaton S Conway,
have just reserved jrsn @esv- fere,
20 barrels prime Pork
20 DO. cargo do.
20 d6. prime Beef.
~ STORE,
10 hhds. FIRST quality Sugar
80 pieces FIRST do. Russia Sheetlng
= 10 do. Russia Duck.
Ship Chandlery and Groceries, as usual.
October Is
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
TO be sold on Saturday, the 18th day
Of September, LOT OF GROUND, on
the west side Of Washington street ard
south of King, 4S feet inches front and
6s feet deep, subject to al annual
ground rent OF IS dollars, payable qnsr
ter yearly. This property is sold by
virtue OF deed of trust for the por-
poses therein mentioned. Terms Of
sale cash.
Samuel Smith,
Trustees.
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ENo. 1898.
N O TicE-

~ ~ ~ LIZ
THE Partnership Of COTTON e.
4 STEWART was Dissolved of
the !st instant by mutual cons. nj. --.
Those having claims against the firm
vii please present them for payments
and those indebted call and settle their
accounts with JOHN A. STEWART, who
is fully authorised 10 settle the same.
Peter Cotton.
John A. Stewart.
The Public are respect
fully Informed that ,heBusiness will be
continued and conducted by John 4.
STEWART, WHO thankful for past
lavors, so!icits continuance OF the
same.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-25
LOTS AND LANDS.


UILDlNG Lots in every section OF
, this CITY, end about eighteen hun.
dred acres OF Land or thee asterr branch
Of the Potomac, ediatcly opposite
the City, ave offered for sole, fo' cash. or
on credit with security Also, Lands in
the state. of New Yak. Penb.ylvaDia,
Maryland. Virginia, North and South
Carolina. Georgia and Kentucky Ap.
ply to the subscriber, a, TomIinsoD's
Hotel, Washington. if before 10th Juno
next. and afterwards at his residence ia
Allentown Lebieh county. Pennsylvania,
or at his office in Philadelphia
James Creenleaf.
City Of Washington, May 20. 3tawtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-25

SALES AT VENDUE.
On svery Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
Attic Vendue Store, corner Of Prince
and Water streets,
Variety Of Dry Goods, Gro
cerses, Sc.
Particulars OF which viii be expressed
II. the bifls oil the day.
All kind o. eoods which are on Ii
initiation and the prices of which are
established, can at any time be viewed
and purchased atthe lowest limitation
and prices.
p. G.. Marheller.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-25
IA dollars per annum
NEW YoRK, October Is.

The Steam Boat due yesterday morning
did not arrive till in the evening. and bro's
nothing new from the lines, exceptinglhe fol~
lowing extract of letter from our Corres>
pendent in Albany, dated October 10th -
Accounts from Sackett's Harbour state,
that on Saturday the 9th instant, every thing
was in readiness for a mo, ement OF our for
ces at that port. The heavy ordnance, with
all the baggage, was embarked on board OF
Scows. for transportation, and all the boats
were In readiness to receive on board the
troops, which 1t was supposed would be en-
barked early in the week"
"On Sunday there was considerable faR
OF snow at the harbour"
Since writing the above, the British of,
ficcrs, taken by Commodore Chauncey, pas
sed through this city, ON their way to Green
bush"
Judges Livingston, Spencer, and Van Ness
came passengers i'll the Steam Boat.
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FOREIGN.
BRIT ISL PARLIAMENT.
July 1913.
c-sIrAr-L NE -T-tIt- NraxvxI

Lord COchrane rose in pursuance OF lis
notice, to call the attention OF the House to
the present state of the navy. He would
hot long trespsss on the attention Of che
House. In order to place before them in a
clear and perspiCuous manner his sentiments
upon this most important subject, he had
embodied them in a Resolution, which Mem.
bers would have an opportunity ofpsrusing
and weighing with due elaboration during
the period Of adjournment, and the truth of
which they would thus have an opportunity
OF aScertaining. lie could only say, that TO
the correctness Of the facts which he should
state, he could most fully pledge HIMSELF
lie would then coptent himself with read
ing his Resolution, and should reserve what
ever else he might have to offer to the house
ill ne heard whether any objection should
be made---an event which he did not antici.
pate, rs he saw not pan what ground OBJ
lection could arise. The Noble Lord then
read the following Resolution
That the honour of his Majesty's
Crown, the glcry and safety Of the country,
does in great degree depend on the main.
tenance, especially in time Of war, Of an eff
hcieut Naval Establishment. That during
the late and present war with France, splen-
did victories have been gained by his Ma
jesty's fleets and vessels Of war, over a vast
superiority in the number OF guns and men.
and in the weight Of metal. That these vic
toriss, gainsd under such circumstances,