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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-13

- Superhne Yellow Bark,
DR.Ss,EFORD's Improved POW.
DER of the BARK, having been used
and highly approved by many physi-
cians of distinguished character in t|iffe
rsnt parts of the United States the
proprietor is now encouraged 70 Offer
it to the EAcULry in general, under the
persuasion, that TO practitioner of taste.
In the choice Of his means, can tail to
be grati6ed in the use OF this elegant
preparation In strength, fncness and
certainty Of operation, it greatly sur
passes the bark in common use.
The ESSENTIAL SALT OF
BARK. prepared By the same.
The above articles are put up h
parcels Of different sizes, to accommo-
date the usua. wants Of not only ply
sicians, but of retail druggists, coun.
try merchants and private families
sold by
James Kennedy. sen.
Bookseller and no other ferson in
MerGndria.
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FOR SALE,

TIN On LIZ,
\ TR ACT of LAND, lying in the
a county of Fairfax, six miles from
Alexandria, and adjoining tie estate o!
Gen. Thomson Mason, containing ~
acres. The soil is good, and very sus
ceptlble of improvement by the Glover
and Plaster system. The proximity
OF this property to market, and the ia
cility with which Its produce may be
carried (Iunting-Creek by which it is
bounded being navigable almost to the
door) would render 1t extremely valu'
able to person disposed to pay suffi-
Gent attention to its cultivation.
Apply to James H. Hooe, Esq or to
Francis Adams, Jun.
May %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-07
Fairfax County, TO WIT:

I, WILLIAM DENEALE, one of the
commonwealth justices Of the peace
for the County aforesaid. To all sherlffs,
mayors, baiiiffs, constables and headbo.
roughs, within the commonwealth OF
Virginia. Whereas Robert Kidwcll,
late Tailor, and Daniel Brady the pre-
sen. Jailor, for this County, for Richare
Radcliffe, sheriff of said county, have
complained on oath before and to me,
that Elijah Graham, who was committee
to the Jail ofthe county aforesaid by the
Court thereof, for felony, and to be Sc
cured in the said Jail until the next
Superior Court, to be held for the
County aforesaid, and then and there
to be tried for the said Felony
And also negro woman who was com
mitted to the said Jail by myself IS a
runaway. She said her name was Man.
cy, and that she belonged to William
Tomkins near Fredericksburgh, Virgil
aia-did forcibly, or by other undue
means, open the door of the said Jail on
fltfC illS. VI StS 81 III t'bo SoSe'p
therefroln, and that such escape, was
without the knowledge and consent, and
against the will ofthem the said Robert
Kidvell, and DanielBradly. Jailors as a.
forcsaid, and are now going at large.
These are therefore in the name OF the
commonwealth, to require you, &every
>fyou,in your respective counties, towns
and precincts to make diligent search by
way Of hue and cry, for tie said Elijah
Grayham, and negro Nancy, and him
and her having found, to seize and re,
take and safely convey, on cause him and
her to be safely conveyed to the Jail OF
Fairfax county, there to be kept until
he and she shall be thence discharged
by due course Of law. Given under my
hand and seal this 2sth day of Noyem'
Der 1919.
w. DENEALE, lSeol]
Nov. so 2awtf.
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Land for Sale,

T>HE subscriber offers for sale, be-
tween t40 and 30 ACRES OF wood
Land, on thr right hand side of the old
Road leading from the Town of Cen
teryilie To Alexandria.
This land adioins the lands of Messrs.
David Lane. Bernard BRYAN, Presley
Carr Lane, George Adams and John
Hsnning. The soil Of this land IS suit
ed 20 the culture of Wheat, * IS with
in half mile of the Turnpike ana
will be shewn ( theterAs made knowa
by application to Messss. David Lane,
or George Lane, jun. residing near the
premises, or to the subscriber living in
Stafford county.
Geo: Lane,
E~ecutor Of j. j. Lane, decd.
January is bvV
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hereby authorised to appoint an agent

hereby authorised 70 appoint On asps'
-, AGENTS under iIm ior5the pufpes'
aforesaid. This agency isto coi.tlna
ofthe space or term OF seyenyear'' coan
menclns rms twei.ty tnird d hplii, ~
the ' ear OF our LoFd one thousand eigh,
.,,Iaared and ten, TO DC fully ccmpea,.
ed and ended.
Given snder my hand and seal the dsy
and date first above written
THOMAS PAUL, LIS.
Signed sealed and delivered in the
presence Of GEO. G.. PRESBukY.
In consequence of the above authority
vested in me, arising from a contract
with Mr.. T. Paul, I hereby appoint the
following persons the only agents tor the
sale of Paul's Columbian Oil, in the city
Of Baltimore, viz. DR.. Edme Ducatel,
SIGN OF the Golden head, No Is Mar.
ket-street. Messrs. Henry keerl &
Son, Druggists, sign Of Celsus's Head,
No. 2s3 Market-st. near the corner OF
Howard-st. Doct. Jesse Talbot, Drug
ecst, corner of Hanover and Markct-sts,
Messrs Warner and Hanna, stationers,
corner of Cav and Market sto. Messrs.
G. s. r. Waits Lottery Office, corner
of ST. Paul's Lane and Market-st. A
Miltenberger, Stationer, No 10 sign
Of Franklin, N. Howard-st. Mcssrs.
Iohn s Thomas Vance, Stationsrs, No.
ia Market.st.-At FeWs Point, by
Dr.. Henry Dorry, Druggist, No. S
Markets.. and Nathaniel Knight Sta
toner, Felrs.street.-CIy Of flashing
TON. Messrs. David OFT, & Co. Drug.
gists.-Phnadelthia. Mr.. Thomas Love
at DR.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. % North
4th ST. John Y. Bryant, Druggist,
Corner of ID and Pine-Streets-Jere.
miah Morris, Druggist, No. 29S Mar
ket.Street--Stephen North, Druggist,
No. IS High st. between I'd and I'd
streets, Messrs. Crowl s. Segar, Dr. ssg-
pists. Market st.-.Me7u York, Messrs.
John * Thomas l.. Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Mcssrs. Laurence &
Reese, Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs. e.
| &R. Waitcs's. Nos. SO and 81, Maiden
Laae.-York Town, Or. John FISHER,
| Drug.~-.1nnatoHs. Mcssrs. Chllds &
Shaw -Gsorgs 7szun. DR.. John OF
! Drua-Lancaster. DR.. Samuel Faht
aestock, Drug.-harris6urs. Or. John
c. Wrestling, Drus.-Easton. D"Tho'
! mas H. Dawson, Drug.-Petsrsbnrg
| Vwg. Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drug
| gists.-Hagerstosvn. DR.. Frederick Mil
acknowledgements" DR.; John
S. Miller, ,Druggist-Wfnedester. Mess
| .Tohn & Adm. Miller, Druggists.-Han-
over. Messrs. Frederick & VIM. Saucr-
mann, Druggists.--Carlisle. DR.. John
Fahnestock, Druggist.-Brook pHle'
Montgomery CO. Mr.. Brice Gassaway,
AND IN .ALEXAXDRIA,t Br
RICHARD II. LILLE, Druggist.
Also, Wholesale or retail, at my Drug
aud Patent Medicine Store, No. Is,
sign of the Mortar, Centre Marlset
Space, Baltimore.
| JOHN LOVE.
March % law3m
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Laurel Grove for Sale.

Try virtue of deed of trust 70 Hnc1
ID from Bushrod Washington, jus
/ will dispose Of the above estate to any
person inclined to purchase. 1t lies II
Westmoreland county, on the river 70
tomac, aud is supposed to contain aoou.
500 acres. The soil is rich and weli
adapted to the production OF corn ana
wheat. understand that it is well I'M
proved by good Dwelling House,
other out houses and orchards.
For terms, apply to the subscriber
Bush. Washington.
Mount Vernon
March g sawtt
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Joseph $ H. /
egg h.s s''.rs,.
OFFERS h
SO hi haa,. ,as,,'I
90 Quarter Az
pE'9Saor,lns
,,ty'en Ssan,
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$4,000 !, ID. Gre, !.
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10 . 600 do. ,o,e.
5000 0 do. p.pses.y
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!. 10 boxes Ell,
~. 80 hhts. CO.,.
a eco gals. MI
500 do. old ~
~, ,so q o. cherl
40 bis. conaae
8 pipes, s4
40 o haIfq /
l rifle, Lisa
WlNES-,
50 kegs singh
+. Gprpevsv
1000 ID. Shot ,s
100 boxe. 5ra,,
i'o DO spern.s
Candles,
SO do. hOse,a
nish Cisa,
l5o reams vg
Paper,
10 bales spir,a
5 hhli. con
2 do. roll BID
1000 10. Sail Pa
zoo nests Voc
2o00 ID. red sal
50 dozen b:sv
Nutmegs, Ciors
Mustard, best 81:
Wine and Cider Va
ing Soap, Groaa! 1
Glauber Sails, Ana
Spanish Indigo, Nj
She!ied Almond, VI
cask Raisin., fa
Ham!lton's and Gan
ties, Cun Flir.s, q
Fig Blue, bsst C,r
and Pirisli lob.a
well cured Tonsua
cords, Trees, lirS
AIN
50 tons Pl.sler,
5000 bushels LBa
$500 do. Cadll
4us0 bushels BlOH
lun do. ind
5000 b. Seine TE!
80 bushels fvth
Ayl
Be.. 8. fine Flsu' n
March 81,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-11-08

On the county of Henry, two thousand
three dollars and seventy -one cents
On the county of Shelby, Ave thousand
four hundred thirty-one dollars and ten
cents.
On the county ofI4incoln, three Thousand
eight hundred ftty-two dollars and sixtv.
eight cents.
On the county of RockcastIe, five hun.
dred sixty dollars and fl,y.Gve GEMS.
On the county of Knox, one thousand
three hundred eighteen dollars and twenty
two cents.
On the county of Pulaski, one thousand
two hundred sixty-two dollars and eighty.
two cents.
On the county of Wayne, one thousand
three hundred forty three dollars and six
cents.
On the county of Adair, one thousand
eight hundred eight dollars and sixty.eight
cents.
On the county of Casey, seven hundred
one dollars and twenty cents.
On the county Of Hardin, two thousand
three hundred eighty-three dollars and 6fty
SIX cents.
On the county uf Nelson, Ave Thousand
one hundred four dollars and ninety. eight
cents.
On the county of Washington, three thou.
sand eight hundred 6fiy-eight dollars and
forty cents.
And on the county of Greene, two thou
sand five hundred forty dollars and ninety.
four cents.
Which several quotas on the counties of
the state of Kentucky are exclusively oftbe
taxes on lands lying in the said counties
respectively and owned by persons not re.
siding within the state
And on lands owned by persons NOT re-
siding IN the state, eighteen thousand four
hundred ninety-three dollars and fiftv.one
cents.
The assessment on and distribution a.
mong the said lands, of which sum shall
be made any provision in any law to the
contrary Notwithstanding by the assessor
OF that district III The said state which in.
Guides the town of Frankfort. from the list
OF said lands, as en,l:ed for payment Of
taxes with the auditor of public accounts
OF the state Of Kentucky, in the wear one
thousand eight hundred and eleven. and
from such other information as he NAV be
able to obtain; and on failure to pay the
SAID tax In the manner provided by the laws
OF the United States, the sale of the said
lands being previously advertised accord.
Ing TO the said laws, shall be made by the
collector OF that district, which includes the
SAID town, at the capitol therein.
10 be continued
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CON7IVU.dTToN or
LAIE FOREIGN NEWS.
From french fahers received at Boston bv
The Erie
Translated for tie Patriot

Translated for TIE Patriot
PARIS, September is.
The following intelligence, which NAV
DC considered as certain, has been written
from Dresden, under date of the 9Th inst
The emperor lief; Silesia on the Dad of
August, after having beaten the enemy on
the 2lst at Lowenberg; after his de1ariure
Count Lauriston gained sigma, advantage.
His majesty left the command with Inc
duke OF Iarento, who made dispositions IN
profit by the victory--briskly pursued the
enemy and attacked him upon the beiphts
Of Janer. Every thing gave reason for sup
posing that those dispositions would have
been crowned with the most brilliant sue
cess; but on the Goth aud eth the rain fell
III torrents, the Bobr reached and carried
away the bridges, and the roads were CO.
vered with water more than 3 feet deem
Notwithstanding which the enemy was at.
tackled and driven from the heights which
he occupied. AT night the weather CONT.
nued to be dreadful; the duke of 'rarento
collected his columns, & took position at
Bumzlau.
Upon this Information his maiestv GET
out from Dresden on the night Of the cd.
He attacked the enemy in the afternoon Of
the 9TH, repuIsed him, and Obliged him to
pass the Neisse; he slept at Bautzsn, and
on the 9th returned to Dresden, TO oppose
the movements which the enemy might
wish to make, in order to recall him upon
the left bank of the Elbe."
Paris, Sent. l5.-Her majesty The en-
press queen and regent. has received the
following intelligence from the army, dated
9th September, in the evening.
On the ID September, the emperor re-
viewed the first corps in Dresden, and con,
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TO RENT,

a handsome two story brick dwell
ing House, with good Kitchen, Smoke
House, Stable * Garden, ON Water street,
two doors above MIR. Thomas Vowell's and
opposite MIR. Daniel M'Clcan's. Posses
SIGN may be had immediately Enquire of
WIN. +. THORNTON,
FairJaI street.
October q
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Dissolution of PARTNERSHIP.

Dissolution Of Partnership.
NNHE firm of Suter e Biaden, Coach
Il makers9 was dissolved on the I'd
November, 1918, by mutual consent. The
business will in future be carried on by
THOMAS BLADEN, who will settle all
the outstanding business of the late firm.
JOHN SUFFER-,
THOMAS BLADEN.
: November 8. St
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FOR SALE.

200 bbls. gross Herrings, extra size
$50 do Shad, do
which Will be sold low if immediate appli.
cation is made TO the subscribers.
JOSEPH III. & r. Vaudeville.
October 27.
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THOMAS l.. MARTIN.

Faiyfac-street, (.Alerandria) opposite to
JOHN LoyD's;
D ETURNS thanks TO the inhabitants Of
Ma Alexandria and the public in general
for past favors, ard solicits continuance
of their patronage.
He wishes to inform them, that he has
gust received from the nortlt supply OF
the 6est materials, in addition to a general
assortment of the best quality HATS.
HE HAS ALSO ON HAND,
A good assortment OF other HATS, OF
an inferior quality, that will suit the coup,
try merchan.s--which he will sell on mo-
derate terms wholesale and retail
October 81. 2aw3w
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RHODE ISL AND CHILSE..
" NHE subscriber has received a few
IL hundred weight of very old Rhode
Island Cheese, and few boxes of first
quality gun-powder teas.
WIN. NEWTON.
October ].
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NOIICE.
October l3.

The Stockholders Of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandria, are hereby notified
that dividend of four per cent. for the last
halfyear on the capital stock paid in, is this
day declared payable TO them or their le-
slant.
BY order of President and Directors,
WM PATTON, Jr. Cash.
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sgEATE.
Assembly.
SO about 60
FROM THE NORTHWARE.

An Intelligent gentleman direct from The lines.
has obginG'J furnished with the following parti.
eulars, 10 which probably shall have It our power
add before the arrival Of the next steam boat on
Friday.
Our feet Of IS sail passed Oswego ON Sunday
morning, the z5th ult. their way to York. The
commodore fred three guns as he passed the fort
On Wednesday, the 5th inst. general Chandler re-
eeived dispatch over land from general Dearborn.
Informing him Of the capture OF York. vessel
was then in sight, and . more detailed account ex-
pectcd by her. The winds had been southwest for
some days the lake and mus, have retarded the
operations Of the feet in any attempt on Fl George.
~ the time advice had been received st Sack
cts HarbOr, that the British had sent reinfascs-
roent from Kingston Of 1890 regulars to York
They lett Kingston tn the 2jilI ult ADD if general
SheafFe Should form junction with the force gOip-
up, another battle has doubt talqn place p, Yor.
We hope our troops have abandoned that Place a1d
went To Kin ION fort George before gen Shcafe
sOuld return tith this reinforcement.
Tie ElpiIOt.boat the " Lady Of the Lake. =
whilst the British are carrying on var %
plunicr and depreciation o1 inoTsnsiys y% yes, va.
mes md children, have in this inganse paid oN,
NJ her poe,s tie hiSl,e,; so,nplsent. Tho lad,
" the Lake Is tsHiJ ~ appropriate and poctics
name. She saiis markedly, anal can heal 10 Ga.
awkward With snsh rapt;ily ~ tn asoni,h ti,c o.
,oicfs. She vi, hnid sinos CbTistina. ,ao'in's q.
SuIs, nnl vas a1ashea -. Tie to,esa Of Gao lax Il
--fTa Les II.
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Latest and au,hcuic.
FROM THE MEXICAN PROVING


Communicated for he Frderai Gazette.
NATcHITocHEs, April S, 1918.
"Nothins has occurred since my list of the goth
ult. worth mentioning. Accounts from the vest
ward are as usual very contradictory one party
giving the Republicans all the advantages; the o.
ther says, Salcedo has received large reinforce
ment from Chivahua, and that his retreat from be.
fore Eabsiiia, was stratsgem calculated to draw
the enemy from their entren chn.nts.
GA person arrived at this place to day, who ia sti-
led General Toledo. He was rssentative from
Santa Domingo (Hispanola) in the Cort 8 hut,
being suspected by that body, of having views favor
able TO the Bonapartian cause, upon the point
Of being arrested; when he wisely made his escape
from Cadiz.
Gen. Toledo is on his way, It Is said, to take
com maDd Of the Republican Army in the internal
provinces of Mexico; he has with him an aid de.
camp and Interpreter, who compose the whole of
his suite but Il is said, there are mir, officers
nov on their way TO this place, by water, to join
him" -
In Steel's list for Mareh. 1918, ne observe
tie .foilo7uins articles:
The greatest energy prevails at present in the
dispostOn and direction of the Navy. liz addition to
tie nnmbsr OF frieates lately ordersd to be built,
90 sOops of large class have been laid down. to be
completed as quick as rossibIe aud order has
been issued to estaos all The 23 aud 40 gun igates
With increase of men and additional lienteH--
ant, which is to be esriiea.;sto effect
The Scarborough II, aud Rips. "a, at Portsmouth,,
in a state. are bto,ghf iward for service aud
several other line OF battle ships ordered to be
completed wid, all possible dispatch.
The advantages expected TO he derived from re-
ducng the ~ gun ships TO Gas, stand little chance
being speedily realised. The first four deterrnn.
ed on were, the Majestic and 1'llundersr, at Chat.
ham the RcSout0n at Portsmouth and the CuL
!odcn, Ut Piymoutlf--On the iist mentioned being
inspected, she waF deemed not worth the expenee
that would be incurred and viii, regard TO the lat
ter, similar decision took place. The Monarch,
az Chatham, ti,en selected, and altar undergo
ing similar Investigation, is also declared unfit, and
is to DC broken up. The Colah has since been FIX
ed on aud, # found III will bc made race.
Ijeuts. q. Il. BaIchild and II. Stevens, Of the
Roysl Marine Artillery, with COMPANY OF that
useIuI establishment, are detaslied to Woowich,
aad practising the uEe of ShraphueiPs Shells and
Congre'es rockets, upon an approved plan, pre-
paratOry to their eTIbArkiog upon n secret SER
vice.
TIE Lords Of tie Admiralty have ordered the
eoauy lcmeut of marines ~ bc increased on board
the several frgates, whjSh account one hundred
bGys OF the Royal u. ne corys perfectly dJcpn.
ed. marched ia1 nis.,t from WorIwiet 10 Ports
mouth to ,i;ete tsIe additional number.
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Domestic.
BALytMoRK, May IS

ERROR COkREC FED.
Tie statement Ia the Gazette of yester-
day taat Admiral Warrep crEre5sed his
dccided Misrepresentation Of the conduct of the
rattg who bur5td the towns at the head o!
;hs bay. it appears is not corTect--it was
su inference drawn from conversation
held with some o!hcers on board. Implying
that such was not The object of the spcdi-
ton up The by which had been rciated e.
gentleman With whom the Editor after
ward, oonVetsca. I nc Admiral had no
nvcra@tion via The Fentlcmaa wno con
eyed the despatches, on the sGbject O.
burning The towns or tie eoHdUct Of TIE
NATURALI2ED CITIZENS.
Tho Gco.-.asIoH IL. the Concluding para.
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From The Albany Argus Of Mar IS.
PARTICULARS
Relatiuc 10 the Cdttture OF Yo,.

RPIGItUc 10 me Capture Of York.
BY an express who arrived here On Wed
nesdav last. from Niagara, the Editor of the
Argus has been furnished with the following
interesting particulars reiatre to fhe cap
ture of York, which are derived from "a
Authentic source.
The enemy's force amounted to 1900
men, and consisted uf regulars, militia and
Indians. He lost 3OOin killed and wo;ln.-
ed, mostly regulars, and 400 taken prison.
ers. principally militia. A 50 gun shipI
nearly ready to launch. was burnt on taea
stocks, aui vessel mounting IL guns, ard
another mounting 8. were captured in the
harbor, aud have been added to our SOMA
drou. Our troops found in this place near.
" 100 cannon, among which were several
handsome pieces Of brass ordnance, great
quantity OF liked ammunitions and naval
stores, Indian goods, and several hundred
barrels Of pork and aour. The Cannon and
naval stores were destined for the enemy's
use on the upper lakes.
Our loss was principally occasioEed by
the exclusion Of the mag zine, aud am GUN.
latter six died previ rus tn Saturday last.
The wounded were conveyed 10 Niagara
where General Dearborn arrived the early
part of last week. There was but one man
killed on beard the squadron, and but one
wounded.
In fifteen minutes after the shippiag an
chored, the intrepid Forsyth had his rife
men landed and formed upon the beach
the infantry Immediately joined him. The
charge upon the enemy, who covered the
banks, was impetuous. Not an officer CT
soldier, il is remarked, shrunk from his
duty. The enemy were closely followed
into the fort, and the British flag was pal-
led down by Captain Forsyth. Sergeant
Murphy, of Captain Marthar's Albany vo-
lunteers, was among the killed. and two
prvates of the sane corps. whose names We
have not learned, were wounded.
The i,flfdbitants received our people witt,
open arms, and numbers Of the militia had
come in and entered their parole.
York remains in our possession.
Diedhased attack nhon fort George.
The troops on the Niagara river, undes
General Lewis, were concentrated near
Fort Niagara. batteries were constructed,
and the necessary measures adopted prepa--
tory to an attack upon Fort George. Conn
Chauncey arrived OF Niagara with his
squadron OF Saturday aftefnotn, and 1t was
confidently believed that the attack would bs
made on Monday last.
G.neri Hurrisoh. An Express FROM
General Harrison reached Niagara Just be-
fore our informant came away, on Saturday.
and brought advices that Fort Meigs, at the
Miami Rapids, was closely invested by the
British and Indians.
The express left Albany on Wednesday
ihe 5th, reached Niagara on Friday, left
there on Saturday afterpoon, and returned
mere on Wednesday morning, having rode
about 700 miles ia seven days and nights.
ALphEY. NAV II.
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Dfrsacn. Fet. &c.
PKOCLAMAIfON.
Blu IL, Royal DIayealy nc hiHg u SIa

Blu rs Royce MVesfy f9f Mig " 0IT~
OHU.
We. Frederick Augustus, b. the Grace
cf q ii Eing of ~. cny, &e.
V,c end 0sfSelyesby cx,Sting ciTeums'an-
ces. under the necessity &! qGitting cur ,ne
troyoiis. aud retiring 10 another part e oor
.ggdolu. VIII re We think e remaining So
..,' "a circumstances may require, AID al
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-20
FROM CADIz.

Mr.. Harvard. who left Cadiz on the 9Th ult M
forms q the sailing, on that day, Of the Pantsgenet
~, and transports, fof Quebec, with rel imcut
Of German troops board. Mr.. III. heard nothing
of any reqaest OF the Spanish government for tie
withdraw al of tlie British troops from Cadiz.
lest. pdiIuGig5jt.