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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-07-22

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies nd Gentle.
Az men Of Providence, and its vicinity, that he has
removed from Newport, to that we'll known stand,
north OF Cot. IL. SMITH, west side OF Mill-Bridge,
formerly occupied by Mr. r. ANGEL, which house
is convenient TO accommodate number Of Boarders.
Tca.partes and private Companies may also be ac-
commodated.
II. .BARxsR would likewise inform his former Gus.
toners and friends in Newport, that he should be
grati6ed by their company at his new establishment,
should thar business call them into that quarter
and he assures them that pains will be spared to
entertain them in the best possible manner.
N B. Coach, Chaise, and Horses to let, and good
Stabling or pasturing for Horses.
Providence, April %. 1873
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HALIFAX, Juue .

ma x, June 2.
On Sunday, arrived his III. M. shin Shan
con, from Boston Pay, with the America1
trigate Chesapeake, late capt. Lawrence,
her prz".
The Halifax Editor
1t is with pleasure we Congratulate our
readers Ga tho capture OK the American
frigate Che sapeuke, commanded by cant.
Lawrence, by his majesty's ship shannon.
Captain Broke, after an action Of II minnt.s
The folio ing particulars of this pless.nr
event we have collected from conversations
with some af the officers of the shannon.
and have reason to think them materially
correct.
On the 2Dth Nav, RI. M shin Tenedos
which had for nearly 8 months been cru g
log IN B,st@n Bay. with the shannon, soma
rated frnm her, and Capt. Parker was IN
s,ructed by Capt. Broke not to rei..n HIM
until about the 18th June--;his was done in
the hope and expectation, that the Chesa
Peekc irigate, hnding the Shannon was "A ne
-oH Boston, would come cut and give her
battle hor we're onr tars disappointed. early
in the morning Of the 1st list. the SLan-
non stood in close n Boston light house.
and observed the ChesapcaEe lying az an
Choir, with royal yards across, and apDa
rCnjy ready Tor scA---t!c British coiors
were then hoisted on board the shannon.
anu sue hpVe TO- near inc iaGd al . y. NJ d..
the enemy's lrigate was seen 20 loosen her
sails and hrc gun; at half past - she
weighed anchor, < stood out OF the harbor
when the shannon filed. and, under easy
sail edged OF the land, followed by the
Chesapeake at shortened sail, 1T hove
800, with the topsaiis a5aCk. fpr fear the
enemy would not bring her TO action before
dark--in 10 minutes after, the Chesapeake.
chsered within musket Shot 0ftbc Shannon
still standing towards her in such a way d.
lett our tars IN uncertainty which side ~
their ship che intended 70 engage-.-at hal.
past 5. however. she lulfed up ca The Shan
mons wca her quarter, aud on her foremast
coming 10 line with the slisnron's mizsn
ne latte. fred the after gun. & her other.
rccessively, ontl the enemy CANE directl,
shreast, wren the Chesapeake fired hes
whole Erosiside, whleh the Shannon iIn
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TIE kNENivt


LATER.-Between and 9 O'clock yesterday,
A. W. the enemy's shipping in Hampton Rosde were
Ia mouon--5 fi1gates, sloops OF war and greet
nhiuber OF smaher yessels uRdcr \ press OF sail,
we're seen besting up with a strong s. Westerly
neezF The alarm auns were fred, and the eaIri-
sons and troops called TO quarters. The cnen.y,
however, passed Elizabeth aud stood mp James Ri.
YER ht3 O'Clock the irigates were moorvd in
me across the mouth OF James River, and in full
view OF Norfolk harhOr. The light vessels, with
isrgs number OF barges iul OF men, proceeded up
the rSer. This mor ming, O'Clock, the large YES.
sells remain IN the same position they occupied last
evening; some OF the email vessels under sail
bsrgss seen rowing la every direction
fsrieusrunOurs iii clreuation OF transDorts fun
OF troops having arrived; Of b.rees going no Nan
se"i0nd river tgOors ia1dg At Pls-point. CFaney-
island ana Other places OF 70 or so bsrges with
3OOO men, being narsha!led for an attaek-and
lumber OF Others equally as marvellous and uutruc
we wouHl however, most strenuousy recommend
to til. citizens Of Nansernond and OF the counties
immediately @" either side Of James kivcr To he on
the alert and ready tn repeI the predatory incurs
ons ot the enemy, whinh from their movements
there is no doubt they will attempt
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CAPTURE OF THE CHE3APEAKE.
Private Correspondence

Wiscasset, Tuesday Evening june IS. 1873.
a vessel has just arrived, and is said IN be a Swrs
dlsh schooner from st. Barts. The foOviro dis.
trsIsing in'ormgtion received by her may be -i.sJ
ON Substantially eOrreet-F had - from, A. o f.a,
tain e own mouth, aud have no doubt but he baa
seen the English official aeoonnt o the battle be.
tween the Shannon aud Chesapeake. Ny teeines
ON this occasion viii not allow me any method in ~.
ranging this sad tac.-Sad and disire ssine To the
slbcted Mira Lawrence, pnd the pareuts wives ard
children OF many brave and gallant Off scr and men
The Chesapeake commenced tire engagement in n
gallant manner by giving bcosdsiae, which vas
ret lgrsd ~ tl's Shannon.
Captain Lawrence vac dangerously wounded L.
this hroaiside, but would not qut the deck Tt,s
Chesapeake unfortunately shot ahead and cave ti,e
Sbanuon aVoppor;uuitY Of twice rskibg her. Stl
the battle vas maintained for considerable Iepptn
oil TINE, When f'ilng Oh board each DtheF the Sbst.
nous auehCr cangli in ths after pprt--Cspt Law.
renee being kiied 10y second sdol, pnd eve ~ ,fj-
Ger killed OF wounded on bosrd Can't Broke headed
tso hundred meR, end, succeedis N boarding the
Chesapeake, cleared the spar deck Of every man
still however, the raen on the sun deck rern,.l q,
surrender aud fought to sdairaton aud the ma
IN the tops, Notwithstanding the enc 10y had 900 men
hoard, fought until taey were oil Li,ied or votp
drd. he eoIors were not struck by any Of tire
crew tut w the captor9--eyery eHcer except u
LUDLOW YES Killed he 20 wounded total killed.
sHd wounded on board the Cbesapesks one Ln,
deed 5ni forty i've. On hosrd ti.e shannon es,t
Erske dahgerously wounded is,. Lieut. Killed To-
cal 81 ki'Iei aud wounded. There arc uany o;her
partic,'Ifi hut my feelings such 90 this 40.
sient thstl carnOt corr rDuHiaate them
Thank God, stho' This event s addressing lsyeed
ay powers 70 express, yet u isby uu sesns
srshle 70 America sad lie gallsut heroes OF tho
agyy. The memory Of LaN renee ell live IN me
sosoin OF every true American, long rs time sIu
'ndure. can say no more AZ present,
| N Is. Tbe action lasted only eleven minr,es
lOther letters of che same date, from the saros
place eoniirIa Tue above scooVm rs
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JAS. II. M'CULLocH. Collector.


WILLIAMsBURG, Virgo June IL.
SI.--On rhe loth of June we were living
under Gioster Point, and at s =. NJ. the
Saard bjat was ordered out as usual. to
look out 1t was my turn to so it was very
thicS and attended with rain. At III the
night Ithcught discovered something un
der the land. and stopped rowing, and could
see nothing moving--stood over for York
Eown. then heard something ike the
noise of OARS. and looking about ne disco
vered two bargcs nearly IN line betw eep
Us and the Gutter and another very near
I'VE IN full chase. Immediately fired at her
ani Continued until had discharged Sye
shot, < when struck ehe shore they Com
Iae0ced firing on the Gutter and in a short
tune took her. l have A OF the men with
me, and viii be CAD if you win let ne
know what must do.
An, with respect. &c. ~
WILLIAM l.. TRAVIS.
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BY THE List MAIL.
Office ofhc Nafio''al .dGvocate.
NEW YORK, MONDAY, June 81.
From the B, ston Patriot.
CHESAPEAKE AND S,IAMNON

CHESAPEAKE AND SHANNON.
we arc at length enabled TO lay before our
readers something certain relative to. tins
unfortunate affair. a Halifax paner os the
ninth inst. received in town by Soanish
sioop which arrived yesterday afternoon.
contains the sad details of our calami,y.-
The American account will probably throy
a different light On the subject.
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FOURTH REGIMENT.

BOSTON, June 20.
About 700 recruits to the 4th Regiment, under
tie Immediate oonniand of that excellent officer,
Col. Darlington, passed through town yesterday,
i.ou, taeis late encsmpment at South Boston, ter
Huntingdon, Vermont. Their discipline and APP
pesranee did much honour to themselves and OIL
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ENQUIRER OFFICE, JUNE Is.
Herald Office, Norfolk. ODD June, 1915
% p'CI,,r


Forwarded to the Enquher 10 NJ. 81
Since or fafer tras Hi1t ~ Press, 70, Il
H. ne eHeay's sh'hhmg gof under sgar.
The FitsdfeS droRheA i770n II Jesv MITES i
.mch9red. The fender8 ara q syuurm oJ
5Grges then made to7vG,ds C'raney Island
1vhcre Col Beany'a Rcglmcnl amt ,iunl
Der Of volunteers from aiFtyeat Regiments
7Yere StuGonsd. From fhr moment !hc e7,p.
my came s9ifhin cannon ah2t Of tie Island
Svhere Mere IS a hretfy good 6rca8f7vork
NTH seUerdL fieecS u cannon mounted our
Hoohs began 10 TIRE. The ez-nv, homeucr,
aEhroached 7vitA great coRsfo8urr, 6m the
cahnoY /rom fhe fort being tpeH direcfed
sunk SepIm cffhcfr bdrges, dHd al IL, ID.
III. fhey haUied cf y hroceeded ah torurd1
Pig PoW (mo~th Of N,snsemond RfUer. J
II esFecna6fe genfk.man fAiS moment retnr
ncd irom'Lanbe rf'8 Poinl, slatcs that he
so9o them ta7id on Pig PoiHf lin u7tDiber, az
7u-H as he couid Judge. at ieast 1900 } and
/orm on the shore. Ihe Borough ana eoun-
~ regiments are ordered nndrr arms. II
IS ascertoiHed thur there are three IRAgs.
PoRTS in The enemy's feet. Cockb uols Rac
is hoisted on board a Jrieafr, which is mn
GaJing Of Segv US Point. Uurre1s is soDle
distance ts7ver dozOn.
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Washinefon. lime os

Our army pushed on for Fort Georre.
where they arrived on the evening OK the
9th, alter hard march. The Indians did
not attempt to modest them. except by hsr-
RAISING the stragglsrs on the rear guard -.
Major General Dearborn lay very III on the
lOth-at which time the Army was in
quarters at Fort George. MAJ. INT.
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---------es->Ss>eAsasof st-y'e-=..-----
.NIyfoIs y.,eol

NCyo!e, Jhne 2t.
ic our last We naticed the movements al The en-
eIi.y iorec as indicative al dispos .o, to take a
io'non III t!fe roads. On Saturday evening one Of
.iie srisntes was ABOUT male and & hall above
iialhptoa, anOtLer nearly 9 miles below her and
"h",i'er ABOUT one n,ie a,id halt below the Sc
eond.
A he upper frisate beins 50 far detached from her
censor Is, dttcisne'i capt. EIrb cil who eo,nsnans
the naval force here make an attack upun Her
o'clock al attack WAS accordingly made by IA gun
os"is, al about 81 Of mile distance. The attack
was SPIRITED aud II being perfectly earn, gave cres;
hopes u The destruction the enemy s trigate bu,
hight breeze sprngihg UP about quarter before S.
enabled the other irgaies to come 70. the assis
lance o. her consor,; of these trit.aies Csup-
posed 10 bea Race tron the cireumst,.nct. of s2b
sliot being found IN the hul, of ont of The , boats
opened very heavy Are, which comnsllsd cant.
aroeii, asout quarter before o, 20 draw off his
Hohis, and take up his or g;nal position.
Cniy one man was KILLED on board the boats; Sc
verai OF them were much injured in their sails and
rigging, by the rape shot OF the frisates We are
unable To Say what damage was sustained on board
The irigstes ia their spsrs, they suffered as tar rs
eohd be perceived, no injury whstev er----the hull
OF tie upper frsate is supposed be considerably
dsnaged.
rOn Saturday afternoon the ene,ny's squadron in
tIfnbayen bay received considerable reinforce
nens From person in who's. accuracy We have
great confidence, learn that this reinforce nj
oons,st' OF ssit OF the line, frgates 2 sloops OF
war aha l.seiiuoner - ght ;aii came into Hampton
itoads or Sundsy There is no hdmira!'s Tag On
board any oktie ships last arrived.
tiRlf past y. IN. The enerns's ships in motion
--one snip Off The Inouth Of Nsnse IN ont riyer-two
az the moEth OF IaInes Ryer--hoats passing from
ship 10 sl.ilT sPps"enty flied with men,-- Wind S.
w. an alarm fred LeRpey
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Custom House.. BALr1MoRE,2
COk(ector's Office. June 10.

NVItetEUF CVEte, OHHe II.
The Revenue Gutter Survey OF, OF Balti-
n more, captured in York River. was an old
vessel scarcely worth repairing. Carried C
guGs OF small caiibre, and probably had
about Ii men and Boys on board whea Cap
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done to the enemy cannot he ascertaine,i ;
Out it was no doubt considerable from, The
superiority OF ths beats in ti.int cS metal. &c
The Goodness aud deliberations, with which the
gums we've managc.i. tt
| II is the opinion OF alithe officers, that the
trigatc the attack was hrstpl&dc or, mus,
nave been completely cut ia her Hu!i. AS
,hey could perceive many Of the shut strike
her side. Had the aeaINsr cont,nucd calm
little longer, SD as "a prevent the coming,
up OF the lover frigates, she would have
inevitably have fallen inro.,ur hands as it
IS, hnwcser, we have the CONSOLATION Of
showing, that the little naval force placed
at the disposal OF Com. Cassis,, has been
employed I'm a nlanner credita5ie - tie bra
Very and enterprise of tAe American CHAR
acler TIE Gun boats have So far succeed
ed on this occasion, as tn gain :, favorable
VIinlon, even from the D,oAt violent opyo.
serS.
The cannonsding was distinctly heard in
Town trom is commencement 10 it, close
eco vast crowds Of citizens hurr.ed down To
L'anbert's AND Sa~cit's Points. the Quaran-
lAc House, &c. t. bcho!d the Ito tncm) ne
vel spectacle, winch. 30 One ;ySo had never
Witnessed such, an exhibition, was awfuih
sublime.
1his daiag and provoking attack, has,
no donbt snraged the proad spirit of the
enemy 10 i,s highest pitch, and as the nuto-
rious Cock6"Ea is chiet in clmmaud, he wil
probably attempt To satiatc his vergeG,,
ma!ignity by the performance OF scenes sim =.
liar to those of KAY e-de- Grace, ac. --bn,
ne may be assured, that he viii meet WIKI
aiar different reception. Every Soldier, &
every Citizen, will be a; his post; Win
meet him on the strand, and dispute every
inch q ground. Nothing serious, however,
is apprehended by any Que.
II RelnfoFcSmcnt.--A feet consisting OF
4seventy fouiS and frigatcs came in from
sea on Saturday under press of sail, and
proceeded Up as high as Crump's Hill when
the wino! commencing to blow . smart gale
from the westward they dropped anchor
tor the day. Ga Sunday 10 4. NJ. the three
tHsates remaining in the roads after the
attack ot the gun bnaJs were ioined by
Others, and in the course of the day 5 san
mare moved UP above Willtughby's, max
ipg in all SIX 74'S and twelve friga .es and
| sioops OF war /; they are ruored in a line
from Willoughby's up TO Hampton bar
Two irigates left the bay last evening and
wen, t. sea.
| For the presentthere can be no cnmmu
nication 6y'water between James and Nan.
scmond rivers and this place, without I'M
'hinsA1 danger. Herald.
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FuTfhr, = !, ,f;.,lfo,e


The following additional particulars have been Sc.
ceiVcd rom ala AMERICAS source
Capt Lawrence received two wounds by the fsrt
broadside oh tie Shannon {; alterwsStls third VIXEN
ic ieil, aud vas carried beiow--He died the 5. ur-
day after the battle, aud bureA with all the lo
of
Commodore Broke was severely wounded by
sabre cut IA h0arding, and received sthar e.ys-a
wounds lie was reported to'bc dcliriors
Lieut. Ludlow received three wounds, and had
Eis mouth cu, 20 piesea.
The Shannon received five shot under water, one
through her eopner aud had her rigging and rnasts
much cue up The Chesspeake's nasts were badi7
wounded.
The first 1t. Of the Shannon was shot by his owp
crew, while hosting the colors--havine made q
mis'ate in haste in hosting the American over the
English colois.
Capt Thurston who has arrived ~ Barns.ab,s
from baiiax says, he heard nothing there abous
any explosion, and though on board the Chesapeake
did not see that any thing had happened 10 her quar-
ter deck.
:, 4 ship 1.-THE Henry may be hourly expected from,
halisx, which will bring the Arne riean aceou, Of
ths distressing loss. a cartel may also be day eY-
pe:,ed ~ Salem.
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10 We have no room for remarls.-Y.t Who
esn read the deeply interesting intelligence ircu,
N"!to'k, without saying 10 himself .---'' Eow itt
party distinctions cease-At this very moment, may
tot Snme dear couhilyiaan some friend ar r.,,ioi
bced beneath the enetDy's swCrt, is NOT the soii
~ " ;he ancient dominion" trod ty hostile fp,,
Are not Soe, PICKED 9Rt from all the rest Of the ,a
uci TO fe"i the resentment OF iusornt toe ~
NeIcsT nut ter The ultimate issue. The pulse oil
the s'rsini"n beats too high, TO suffer any Invader
to irainpie on ;,s sU ald disturb the reuose Of tb
ashes Of has fathers.
GT' We learn, frnrn gentleman who was n pas-
sens er an the stage tram Norfolk Oh Wsdnss,,sy
thai loud ami long cannoAn@iny was heard tl,t:t
morning in the dlrectiOn OF Norfolk Our hearts
beat to learn the issue. The passengers had spcL n
On the road 10 deserters hom IT,. British f-et
who stated, that IN the action with the gun boats
Ihe JhhoH lost about 30 men--and Captain Snunders
Vi mat tiisAte WAS also kilcd.
CT Gen. Lewis has retired, not so much from The
pressure oi the enemy, consequence o. the Or
eef' ct ben Dearbora-Cur troops are reserving
themselves tor The desperate contest which is about
to ensue. The struggle WILDE for me Toks hs
SION rs the General Pike is equip; wch win he IN
'e" days, then will come tie fug fzoar
o. We understand the Richmond Wellington
ounteers will march Wednesday ncxt for Sack
ett's Harbor.
Ex,rGet of letter from .Iajor s. CyutcAfeYd. at
Hampton, 10 G0verRor Harbour, 6e7rjng dare
the Eat of JYn,, 1913.
!" Feeling II my du,y, take the hbsrty of. in
}ornIHB you 6y Express % the vast increase. Of the
tnern| and their Threatening position IL II,muton
heafia up to the mouth of James River, there ar.
ut this time, four seventy Hours, eleven f,i.Afes
three transports, and six tenders 1.-TWO Of these ou
the 's'cnue Fntter, 'tey taken from US and be.
Tow are three seVehty -Iugrs, now under way''
Sssea.s
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7Needan, to $500. p. af.

Z ~ IL
About dny-breaS the estmt were disco
vered with their barges pulling TO shore
about two aud a half or three miles above
the upper point OF Crany island--abont 400
etfcc!ed their landing without any oppositl.
Oh or loss, there Oelng no force 20 oppose
them aud being ont If reach cf the sftiile.
~ on Gravy Isiand--but another detach
mept which pulled directly for Crany
Island met with a different reception.-
The batteries were manned with the troops
stationed on tue Island, and a detachment
Of seamen commanded by the officers Of the
Constellation, Who opened heavy fire, that
compelled the enemy torctreat with great
loss. Three barges were sunk -..one was
taken with IS men on board, belonging, 10 Il
lorsisn regiment. Our officers, gcsmen &
marines exhibited the utmost Goodness and
enthusiasm.
Fooled II the attempt on Crauy Island.
the eUemy his landed the Whole Of The force
embarked about three n,jles abgys that ISL
and, whore he remained when this article
was writing,
The prisoners state THAT the expedition
vas commanded b. Adotirsl Cockburn.-
they also report ihat The Junon received
shot IN her hut, bad many lnen killed aud
ter rigging much damaged
The enemy threw many rockets, but
githouI effect.
Ths Infantry ard ri0emen have nor had
heir sha e nj the action, As the enemy was
50 roughly hasdled by the artillery that he
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ste,sn i, aov clo,ely beaiesed, and yittenbsrg i,

expected to fall.
The Russian army istobe augmented to Sss,0OO
men, Count ioistoi, formerly Russian Ambassador
at Paris, has passed kivw will 10000 s,eu, large
part OF whom are Ursi Cossscks.
A prussian Minister has besn appointed 70 this
country.
Tie Saxon and Barsrisn Niinisters have LETT Brey.
TAU as vel! as the French, The AUstrial Minister
reansin3 there.
he Ranger sloop has carried 1880 stand o!
arms and eioatiing Tor 1900 men 10 C0ibnrr.
When the Packet left Heiigoland, sG sail Q. trans
Iiocls with troops, arms. cioatiny, sc. we're pro.
eeedims up the Elbe.
bonspsrie, Il IS said, las dcciarei the inhabitants
Of the Hause Tow ns outlaws.
We are s,iIi Without amy certain means OF Judging
Oh lie intentions o. Denmark. Count Iie,n.to how
ever Is ae'ise' in this country by the packet which
brought lie mails, sudit rs said hs cc.Ics he Am
bsSs"dor Lauaotd.srl, invested With tuii 20 gers
10 nesotiate with ii. British Government. We
trust ta, tbs will tnrn be The fact aud ,hat
At is, We see little reason doubt. The Interests
ot both countries require some treaty Great Bril-
,a'a Tor her convenience, and Denmark tor her cafe
~.
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letter, per the John Dulkiry, says, &" The allied
armies III Valencia, Lave met With severe re-
palsc from Soeil--20uJ SAID to be Lil.ed Az ris..
unerS''
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toid not come within the reach Of small
arms. An attack is expected TO night, bu,
the Island will be defended 10 the Last ex
;remi,y.
The humber of troops, including marines
Tor landing. are said 70 be about 5OCQ--thosc
already landed from 1000 TO l-u0.-rhis We
give as report. Iedrer.
We saIt4hoSe. IN fhe cotton s0itA ne Gun :
'oaFS. Eng.
We understand that the Executive have
this day received information from Norfolk.
that the enemy after an Intellectual at.
tempt upon our works at Craney island, Ia
wuch they were salantly rcpu!sed with
considerable loss OH their part in boats and
men succeeded shorty 4 afterwards IN Ell
teoting iaut,ng OF about IOUU men OH Pig
FONT about 5 miles tothc west Of Cranev ;
iand--ih herr object presumed to be either
m attack on the rear upon our. work
there or. after being re .inf,rced from the
squadron. 70 march To Noriolk. The let
ter Containing tie al W intelligence is Ca
ted ,he ed. last. at 9 P. NJ, states that
II Prisoners, taken IN the aaur e Ora
ney Island, had been sent up 60 Nur-
inIk--no iHss on our side and that II va
paderzt'od the c were $3.50 lam truops ON
board The Squadron.
" We understand fiat the letter is
written by Gentleman of the frs, re. pccta
b'ihty, at the request of 6 Ell. Tay ioi., who
IS otherwise engaged.
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- ioEUc s., ApriI O..
The Prnssian army under Cen .Jo.si :. adtla
c nS TO E'torth IN great strength.
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o. We understand the Richmond Wellington
volunteers will march Wednesday neAt for sack.
ett's Harbor
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FVI 7t0Uff, sI5rfL =.
Arrived the Fox Packet, rill}, vni. u, ,l, ~,
Zoe bfssiis. % days RON Bahia, gtd o. tom ttin
So JaucjfO on tie tst' vt Feb H. "a s R,ea9,
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S Sebastian.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-25

p HFI'tF'INN 7 HFf Y FIrrFsN.
TIC following WIS posted up yesteray II I0yds.
" tie FiH'brth from Rio Jstei. o IN london, wa,
Squared On the 25th Deeemb'r, by the Eisex A.
ericsn 'rigate, and sent IN Ro ~ ,hc I9h fAY,
Harf, fro'a whence she brought oct ON tie 5.b
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-06
NEW COFFEE Hn11sE

'ENHt Subscriber respectfully informs the
n public, that he has taken the eligible
stand on the CAPITOL Square, first known rs
Mineral Fountain, and lately as Por.
yer ana oyster House. He purposes to keep
tue pest beer. Porter, Wines and Liquors
cola or hot reilish-Oy sters, &c. in their'
season--and soicits patronage.
some OF the principal Papers in the u
nited States will be INN sdiately o5ta,,o6
for Visitors.
lie also Continues his HOUSE OF EN-.
IEkTAlNMENT AND