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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-09
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FoR SALE BIZ
EDW ARD STAPLES, Ir. on E between fA:h and
18th streets-Cons sting o.
\ RON, rim, Knob and closet locks brass case knob
and beaded ring, common aud fine stock. Xix *
brit slssekle ps' brt anti bra chest snd cupboard
trunk and gun ditto; brass snd iron table bur. and
card-tsbe hinges, brass eomnode knobs ard han
dies, cupboard turns, knobs, &c. screws rot nails
braces and bits, polished 6races; common aud elf
coat anu vest buttons, IVORY and horn combs brass
and plated csn'ilesieks, sheet iron and conpsr ,e,
Kettles, Sc.--fre white and green ivory kniv.. and
forks IN set',. with carvers, Nc to match, huok.
s"am bnek and white bone chand!e knives & f rks
hne and common pentni,es, spcrtsm.,'s knives.
common and zine suffers, scissors. cork screws, &C.
Plated stiuup irons. duke bitts and bratIoopa
snNiiies, curb chsns, tug, harness and bride hue
kies, harness furniture in sets. sSc-eommonf r,
oo,,om AMI ss'vai stir,up irons, sgspp and s bent
pe''sms and sn.ses, iapannd and t;nn'd iuie,s and
HAT sets, square l'esd cosch screws. Nc.
Also, few boxes common * Whuemore's Cot
ton and Wool rds, Of assorted Nos.
October 90 e
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I 20 Gentlemen's se.
l DO. Ladies' long X hab-
il, silk, hid, leather,
tucsssia ami eotton
glo @es,
i Gentlensn's do.
Black II coIoured lace
shawis,
White and lace ysils,
White cotton lace,
Black lace handker.
chiefs,
SILK and cotton lace
sleeves.
5, 6 Z. S i darnask silk
shswIs,
!, 5 * t 4 silk. cash
m~e ard camel hsix
silk shswis,
I Trunk ) & 6 ! plain s.
figured Cpinbric do.
Linen esabrics,
Roles and manues.
L7st ingribbons,
y ltisck sim grape,
SIX and bandslaa hand.
kerchieEs,
SIX fag handkerc' iefs.
Black and coiour'd Bar
ceicns handkerehiets,
Jaconet crnssbarred All
cambria hsndl.ercii efs,
Real and common M.
drss and Gilla hand.
!. kerchicfs,
Chiidren's do.
White * coloured thread
aus cotton balls.
b'n re e eoloured sewing
Blue Bshtas l. mamooa.
les,
Miiliunt and GjDp
LSdies' Moroseo lnd;s-
pe MSS btes,
Real Pearl beado.
Thread lace buttons.
Shirt buttons,
Bobhihs.
Silver pencil csses viii,
pencils,
Gilt and plated coat and
vest buttoHs,
Hack JET buttons.
Darasols,
ocket books,
u zors,
Double Ard single-bladed
pen knives,
Knives and forks,
Scissors,
; cks for Children,
w ebstcr spring nett and
, common suspenders,
Pound Wins,
Fine toeth copbs. re.
ring the favors It The pub
or to have st all times an
meet their attention.
W.T.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

b'Ih 'ghseriher takes Ibis method of giving no,i.a
n that he L24 taken probate If tie last Sin md
,e,'snrnt OF WIham ,Frigg, deed, surviving excel,
"roi Wn. ng, dcc'd--All perobDs hsvi,s LIN
asnn't either ~ Inc estates win please MAKE the,
snoTn, TIA arrangements may De made for ,l,.
t,ayment 81 thcn-sri those Indebted % t,ther n
payment. J.. T-HEyDf,r%uSJ 49, '-S'''e
Abingdon, Nov. -. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-09

vatHE Mercantile Business heretofore carried on
by the subscribers under the firm OF WILSON,
D'eSv Robertson is tia lay, by mutual consent,
disso'ved-The Books ana Papers of said concern
remain with Wilson Drew f.r final settlement.
THOMAS WILSON,
THOMAS VI. DREW,
GEO. ROBERTSON.
Richmond, Nov. G, 1918.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-09

he Boot and Shoe lTqki,,g Pus.rcs,
viii hereafter be CONQUERED a, tie Old Stand 80,
the cap'o', f'' me 6tnett u tde estate. Iy the
o"hacrio T. who earnestly eoicits a cS,tinuance a.
past d.vors-and pleges himself to NAL ss os 10
utmost abilities W please his eustonieys
CHARLES WATSON.
. IT An excellent assOrip:ent of ROOTS and
StiotS on hand, Tor sale cc Reasonable fermr
y. IS Fo"r or five Apprentices to the shoyo ,,ro.
November 10. ., CO.
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Lot and Houses E'91. ISoLr-

Wi sell my Houses ans Lot odioinins, tle to,
ot charlottesville. The Lot contsini seven mn,
one hall acres, with Good comfortable dwelling
House on 1t, brick cffce aud all recess.rv ont
houses, tie whole IN good repair The garden is ra
~ arge and mas ONE truit Of excellent q,ay in I.
ana mas beer very recently paled in. The whole.
lot rs under an enclosure =" locust posts and chestnut
rails-the ute is ins;sFu'able. For term, amy f.,
me BY letter directed to Charlottesville
j. b. CARR.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-09

ELEGANT g. CRn.8P GOODS,
INST received from me .Niorth, and teforr1
e. OR SAi:E.-Ex,ra Superfne Blue, BLACK
Brown, bottle Green, olive, D,ai AMI Scarlet
O"'n. ana Casi''neres-a variety OF Princes cords
an" NiHis.iies-- Also, general and sessonsbe as
sortnlent OF ready made cloathine.
ne subscriber warrants the workmanship OF the
himself. Eli,S sCtT.1Hr, 0F
~. 90 .Ne1ykV ohbctiie tks
---- - -.n f.iSle Javerr.
" lcE - MI persons indebted to the s,aT. 81
~ the late Thomas Watson Sr srs ,,,,',,,"T " =,
make az speedy payment a. possibie-and vii ,bos..
having claims, sre desired to present tl.u rnro-
perry authenticated At the ord SIant. "a, se,,ls.
'neh'' SARAH WATSON, A,ln,'..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-09

IHf. subscribers having purchased tie interest Of
MIR. Geo. Robertson in the concern of Nilsson,
DreSp g Rote,tson beg leave inform their friends
TIA, they will continue business under the firm oil
ifiison g Drsto.
THOMAS WILSON,
THOMAS IL. DREW.
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MARKS & SEX AS.

oPPoSiTE IUE E.7CLE Y.sYERN
4 ing an Elegant Assortment Of 'O"P f's-
SHOES,
or RE JoHo7oin$ drscrih,i9n. 7.;z
La'i"s' elegant Enei'sb end American XII -.
inh trimmed, frh Lon,lrn dressed ,,;tL Hi.ti'
h'o'sss e's't plan and embroidered white and col.
Ls'ies' black and coonred Morocco.
- Russian Sandals black and cncr,sd.
- sea- sSin shoes full fruon.ed e. with boekIs.
- Morocco and Seal skin waIkjns shoes and eors
Misses and eAildrens' lid {, Morocco Sins n. s.
Bootees. P' '''s @
Genseneos' arc Boys' fine dress Shoes s, p,,,..
Chndren,' Morocco anI-l-eHher Boetces, PurogsI
NTns', " nmerf snd B,ys' con, mon sboes 81 ....
9sscr'pton-~the whole being selected from lb, 49,,
Naon'ae1cTies IN baltimore, Philadelpbis and 49,.
I0sE. t''" anu nov
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b'Oh khNT.--A Dwelling house, well fitted ur
. tOr ne comfortable accOfo notation at 2 sgna III
family, With Garden Spot; saateI il q rsrei s
pieasa"t part Of the city. Enquire Of
N u. POITL9LIF
tJctpber -. rf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-09
II Tdlua6le Tract Of Land and Plantation
KOR SILL

~ virtue Of dced made bv Thomas Job,so,,
conveying 10 me four hundred and seyenf, Il W.
acres OF Land. lying in the county OF Cumberland
@hn adjoining the lands OF the said Thomas Jobn'
sou ahl bartlett Angela, in trust to secure the psy
HI,. OF one thousand pounds, to Joe, Yaneey -
VIII be sold for cash, to the highest bidder ~ IL
thlra Gay I" January next, the SAID as acres nj
,ynu, or so much thereof as may be necessary 10
iH9e me hs anee tina, may then remain due 10 the
a"u zoe fsneey The sale viii be madc on the
~ TIC afternoon. W., nHNt,t I''A
Cuuberl.nG, Nov. 81. =,
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Eoverbsr 12.
EIRGLAIN

FIHtT/yNIH
'EfI Rules holden in tie Clerks OHieeoe a. G..
u perior Court Of Changery for the Hici.n,,..',
District, Tie Cd day Of Ju.y, 1918.
OTerton COsbg, eN'r Of tie las, will and ,..,.. .
OF Robert Spraii decd. the said Over,on CO..
ana james Ross, surviving partners Of O,,r,.,
C"soy z Go. aud the said Costly and Pos. 49,,
GhanlS and partneie, trading usder die e. -
James Ross K Go. o. tat d
AydisSf '.OS'
Ahomss Blanc, Robert Kenhon, sury;vi,, ,,., .
o, iiarseburg X Kennon, William Af.i,,s 10,
baird, 9atehe'i Bersley & Co. snd Samuel ~
ram Thomas MaItby and George Clenr,, ..
s'snee' Of the said 1hOa-ss Blame and lab, ~ a.
tom, o ""N 'V"n iitniil-
NE Defendants Thomas Blame. Ssnosi 70.
am homas MaItby and Genrge GIepnv No, 80.
eh'ered Their appearance a1d given s.cnti -
w 70 the act o. Assemble aud ihe Rufcs 81 80.
'nr'' Snd u appearing By satisfactory eyi,enc ,b
'ney are not hhabitohts of thf, country-H - ~
1e'fa' That the sid Defendants do ap6esr br ~ ~,
ne iirs, dsy OF the next term and ers re- e. 40
.ns inihtis and thatA cory I'll tlis order ne c',,
WIN inserted IN some spaper nubltsi,eJ IL. -
D''y % it'ehmoDd for two riOntIig snreSs.;i. 90. ~
posted At the front door Of the C,u;i,J l., -
ely. Copy. Teste. ''''' 80 sc sac
Nov Wow HENiNG, c. C.
avn Gra,d Lodge Of Eirgria will roes, i, ,,.
mason's Hall. N lLe citg Of t,;.,,,,ord -,
c'pck IN The eyGI9p.. oC tloufo. tL. go = ~
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DRY t:rIt,,,S

shNJA MIN JEWELL. from New.York. res
pfTunny informs ms friends and ,he pubic
~ Tor main Street, new and elegant ,,,., |,
OF s'an'e and fancy goods sutabie Tor the presen =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-09

10 me PuBtlC.-rhe snbseriber at present
in the state Of Ohio, will attend, on reasonable
terms to the selling OF lands mmisson In that
state nd m ke1tuesy.-- His Jealous and faithful ex
erttn Tor the beaeht OF his employers mav be de-.
pended upon. Any person wishing to aysi' himsclf
oi his services. will please 10 address him hy The
mai (pestage nsidl, to Hi!lsborough, Highland
county, oho 'ad send him the necessary power rs of
attorney wilIent delay lie expects TO remain in
the Western country unti the ensuing spring.
WILLIAM BYRD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-09

THE partnership of Wilson, Drew * Robertson
having been dissolved by nav withdrawing from the
s~ne beg leave to spprize rieH'ls aud the pub
'c, that shall continue do business tar,ns ST.
m''ar TO those Of the late ncern in the same house
they occupied in Cary street.
GEO. ROBERTSON.
NONemt er IL. vff
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VIZ "rasd Lodge Ct Iirginia will tooet n ,,.s
mason's Hall. N lhe city Of isie,,,opd So,
o'eS ~ We eve'@n. "f Mouiay the ISL 60 -,
es!o5or, 49, E 70 "'l"ay o ~
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gRl1.LsH 49, r0RcE Lv .q.urR1ca

The force undeS the command of Sir J. r. War
rem, on the American ststor, in July Ia,t WINS =,
follows, independently Of the ships at the 'ieeworJ
Islands and jamaica, also under his orders .-El,van
ts' OF the ine; two SIS, flute one Oh, sheer
huki one So, receiving ship; two SOS. en- nute
twenty three irigsts5 four ditto en- flute t,yo ,fo
Skipsj seven ~ gun ships; forty sioops and b rios
u var; ten sehooners, cutters, &c
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Richmond, Nov. ISIS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-14

10 arms d 1nade--iet aoion prevail ia our
couuciIs let the measures directed by our
y rulers DC promptly executed, and We may
salsiy rest the justico Of our Cause with that
sII~powerful Being, who rules the universe |;
for we may justly say with the President
the war iu which wc are engaged, is war
neither Of ambition nor vain gIorY---that il Is
wagcd not in violation Of the rights OF others,
but in the maintenance of our own |; that il
was preceded by patience without example,
under wrongs accumuiAting without end ; and
that It was finally not declared, until every
hope Of avcr,ing il was extinguishcd.
[AJsw Paragraphs eta local naxre arc here
omitted.
In closing this address, feel il a duty 10
do an act of justice to the patriotic fair of Ken
sucky, by informing you Of the success which
attended an appeal to them TO furnish supply
of clothing for our fellow. citizens in actual
service. Although norcgular rcprot has been
made Of the kind and quantity furnished, by
the information have received from the va
rious quarter of the state, il has been very
great, and perhaps adequate to the demand.
Too great praise cannot be bestowed upon
them, for the bouatiful contribution, and the
slacrily with which the clothing was prepared
and delivered il is an act of patriotism and
bcncyolence which deserves the gratitude Of
all America---may their laudable example
stimulate us to prosecute the war until peace
be given us from the hand of justice
ISAAC SHELBY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-14
Foreign Intelligence.



LATEST FROM ENGLhND.
BY the arrival Of the ship Thomas, Capt. Hill
lizard, the editors of the Mercantile Adver-
tiser have received the London Morning
y Chronicle to the 18th Nov. from which
the following important articles are copied.
twill be seen by our extracts, that Prince
Muras, commander Of Bonaparie's advance
WI guard, has been defeated by the Rus
sians, with great loss in men, 38 pieces OF
artillery, and a standard of honor.
Bonapartc has retreatcd from Moscow to
Snolensk, where, it is said, he is COM
pletely surrounded by the Russian armies.
On the 22d Of October, The Russian corps
under Gen. Wintzlngcrode entered Mos
COW, from whence tho French rctreatcd SO
prccipitatey that their sick were left IN the
power Of the enemy.
The new British Parliament was to meet on
the Gath of November.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-14
TRANCE.
FRANCE. Paris, Oct. 81.
TWEEN TY- FOURTH BULLETIN or
THE GRAND ARMY.


Mosco ow, Oct. l4--General baron Del
xoO. has marched upon Dmitriow. The king
OF Naples is with the advanced guard upon
the Nera, in presence Of the enemy, who are
occupied in recruiting the army, by complct-
ing Il from the militia
The weather Is very fine. The FIRST snow
fell yesterday. In 20 days, it will DO neces-
sary we should be in winter quarters.
The troops which Russia had In Maldovia
have Joined General Torma,ow. Those from
Findland have been disembalked at Riga.
They marched out and attacked the 10th
corps: they have been beaten 5000 men
wore made prisoners. We have not yet the
official account of this brilliant affair, which
does so much honor to General D'Yorek.
All our wounded have been removed to
Smolcnsk, Minsk and Mohilow. A great
number have been restored 10 health, and
have rcjoincd their corps.
a great many private letters, between ST.
Petersburg and Moscow, make us we'll &C.
quaintcd with the situation Of this empire.
'rhc project Of burning Moscow having bscn
kept secret, the greater part Of the mobiles
and private individuals had removed nothing.
Thc engineers have taken plan Of the ci-
|ty, in which those houses are marked which
werc saved from the flames. IL results, that
we did not succeed in saving more than the
tenth part of the town the other ninc-tcnths
exist no longer"
PANS, Nov. 4.
On the l3,h Of last month his Catholic
majesty set out from Valencia to march to
Madrid, at the head Of the Army oftho Gen.
ire, and of that of the South, commanded BY
|she Duke Of Dalmatia.
Letters from vittoria say, that the soldiers
|of the French army on their entrance into
|Burgos, carried in triumph, General Dabre-
ton, who had so vigorously defended the
|Castlc Of Burgos against Lord Wellington,in
OF his 6ne defence.
Nov. 5.--We have this day received let
tiers from Moscow dated Oct. 8. The En-
peror still continues at that city, and 10 enjoy
|shc best state of health. His Majesty was
constantly employed with the details Of the
Military Administrator. weather still
continues very iine.
Cahfv>e Of Noseosv BY she Rnssians.
|ENGLhND: LONDON, Nov. IL.
The following most important intelligence
vss last night published BY Government, Ia
0azouc Extraordinary
THE LONDON GAZETTE-ETTR.f
FoRErsS OrrrcK, Nov. IL, 1912.
GA despatched which the following is copy,
has been this day received from his Excel
lcncy General viscouut Ca,hcart, his Ms-
issty's Ambassador Extraordinary and Picn.
ipotcntiary At the Court Of ST. Petersburgh,
addressed 10 Lord viscount Csstlercsgh ,onc
Of fEis Majes,y's Principal Secretaries Of
State"
{" 81. PefersburgA, Orr. ~, 1912.
IMy Lprd---I hare The pleasure to acquailll
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-14
REPORTED loss Of a British frigate and an Il.

"T"fu FOss br'f'sh 1Tig0fc and an "a
mericas brig.
Information has been received in town from
Nassau, through circuitous channel, tha, the
British frigate Southampton, commended by
Sir James Lucas Yco; ; and the u. S. brig Yir-
en' lately under the ,ommsnd Of Capt. Reed,
have been shipwrecked upon tho Cat Key,
Bahamas. The information, though the sc-
counts are rather confused, may be relied on
ss correct. II 10 added sha, the Viren had
been captured previous so her sLipwreck,
either BY British man Of war brig, or by the
irigste Southampton and one accoun, (for
the news came IN difFeren, wsys) states rha,
the brig which captured The Vixen, Was also
wrecked NJ the same time with her.
Che-issfon. rs. C. totr-1
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-02
THE WAR IN THE NORTH
WINDSOR, (vt) Nov. Is.

We learn that a letter of late date was
received III town, by Saturdays mail, from
an officer in Gen. Hampton's army, which
states, that general Wilkinson had land
ed his troops on the north side of the St.
Lawrence, below Prescott, and had taken
up his march for Montreal-his force is sta
ted at 5000 strong IF this intelligence is
correct, (which we have no reason to doubt
we shall probably soon hear Of a decisive
action.
If this report is true, it appears that gen.
Wilkinson has landed on the Canadian side
OF the st Lawrence Whether he embark
ed again soon in his boats on the river. or
whether his plan is to have them to take
him across the Getaway, and then land him
on the north side of Montreal island. (wbere
the water is shallow time will shew. We
know not what impediments exist in this
route or what it may be easy for the British
to impose. We doubt the report
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-02

Extract of letter from Burlington, dated
November Ia, to the Printers Of the Al
bany Gazette.
{. 1t is my wish to give you true state
ment of the movements OF the army, but the
accounts are so various it is extremely diff
cult General Hampton's army was yesler-
day at Chazey--he has been at Plattsburgh
himself several days, and left that place
yesterday TO take the command Of his army.
presume to say they are at Champlain to.
day A large number of hands are hired
to cut the road through Odietown, where it
is said the British have considerable force.
The roads are very bad, almost impossible
how he will get along with his heavy ar
tillery God only knows. 1t is said general
Wilkinson wac at Santa Regis on the 9th
| instant. II is very strange that we have not
had farther information from him. BY
these movements, Montreal is the object
and fear the consequences. The British
will undoubtedly have superior force to
ours, even when the two armies are united.
If were to give an opinion, it would be,
that our army is not sufficient for the attack
las they will>have the greater part of the
armed force Of Lower Canada to oppose
them. We feel anxious for the event--The
present week must be an important one"
From the ~ y. Gazette of Nop. Goth.
BY a gentleman from the Northward,
we learn, that, in consequence of the move
ments of our armies, allthe women and chill
dren had been sent from Montreal to Que.
bee, together with all movable proper
ty and that eight Regiments of Regulars
had lately arrived at Quebec in the Cork
feet and from Halifax, and were on their
march for Montreal
Our informant adds, that every possible
exertion had been made to defend Montreal !;
and gives it his opinion, that if it is
taken, it will be after most tremendous
struggle, unless the pluck of the British
Commander should fail him.
1t is the opinion of our informant, that
the battle will take place al La Chine, where
the enemy has erected strong Notifications,
which command the Lake, and where the
principal force Of the enemy is stationed
The Steam Boat Paragon, arrived yes
terday afternoon, but brought no further
intelligence from General Wilkinson and
Hampton's armies. We learn from gen
tleman who came passenger in the boat,
that certain accounts had been received in
Albany of the arrival of 1000 additional
troops at Montreal.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-02
NETWORK. Nov. %

Extract Of a letter from on board the u. s.
schooner Sylph, Sackett's Harbor Roads.
November II.
We have just entered the harbor from
. long and disagreeable cruise. We had
to convoy our troops, $4,000 in number.
down the St. Lawrence; and by this time
they have captured Prescott and all its
stores, and are on their march to Montreal
AS our winter commenced month since, |
do not expect another cruise until next
spring"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-02
LATEST FROM OUR, ARMIES.
NEW YORK. Nov 81 Moon

NEW YORK, Nov. 81, (Noon)
The Steam Boat from ALBANY arrived
this morning at half past II O'Clock. and
brought us handful, issued from the press
OF the ALBANY Argus" containing the fol
lowing account of battle between the rear
of Wilkinsons army and the British
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-02
ALBANY ARGUS, EXTRA,
Albany, Friday Evening, Nov

hioany, FRIDAY evening, NOV. ~.
Col King, of the army, arrived in town
this morning with dispatches for the Sc
cretary of War. We have not seen the
Colonel, but we understand the most mate
rial facts brought by him, are as follows:
That the British garrisons OF Kingston
and Prescott las soon as Montreal was
known to be the object of our expedition)
assembled and pursued our army--their
force about 5000 men. They found means
to overtake tue rear of it about l600) on
the lth inst. at place opposite to the vii
lage OF Hamilton, on the Canada side, about
so miles below Prescott An action ensued,
IN which the enemy were driven back about
half mile. Here they rallied and took
position, their right upon the river and their
lett covered by seven pieces of artillery
Three charges of the bayonet were made
upon them, one Of which, point to point,
lasted ten minutes. The enemy was again
broken, and our rear guard returned unmo-
Tested to its place in the line Our loss is
computed at $50 or 200--that of the enemy
at double this number Twelve of the enc.
my were taken, who state that most of their
field and staff officers were killed or wound
ed, OF orr army General Covington is said
to be MORALLY wounded several field and
platoon officers slightly SO. General Boyd
commanded in this affair
Several letters were received in town last
night from Burlington, Vermont stating
, that Gen. Hampton's army were going into
winter quarters.
The regular force under Gen. Harrison
on the Niagara, is said not to exceed 500
men, and that they have suffered extremely
from the continued rains and the inclemen,
cy of the weather: lAlbany GAG.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-02
From the Boston Daily AdUertiSey' of
November 90.

We are indebted to the politeness of
Col Perkins for the following information,
which he obtained from Mr. Gay, respec-
table merchant of Cambridge Port, in com
pany with whom he travelled from Con
necticut river.
Mr.. Gay, of Cambridge Port, who ar
rived IN the stage Saturday evening, direct
from Vermont, informs, that he left Platts
burg on Tuesday last and that General
Hampton had returned to Plagtsburg with
his troops, having been as far as Chazy
where he remained only two days; that
the troops were without tents portion Of
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-02
Extract of letter dated Burlington. Nov.
Ia to a gentleman In New York

Z" can inform you as fact on which
you may rely, that reinforcement of 1000
regular British troops have not only arrived
at Quebec, from Plymouth. but have actu-
ally Joined Sir George Provost, at Mon
treal so that his force may now be esti-
mated at 1000 regulars and at least 60o0
disciplined militia"