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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-05
The Hon. WILLIAM JoNRs,
secretary Of The Nary.
AtrzAnnn1A- GENT 90
FROM RELOW.

a division Of the FIVE blockading men Of
var from LYnhavcn bay, viz. frigate Of
~ guns and 4 brig of war Of IA guns anchor
ed oil Sm.hs Point light house, about
tweivc mics north eastward Of it on the 24th
instsnt, They we're preceded up the bay
by well rugged schooner with large whne
haS wr'h red spcts or stars in 1t, guessed to
&c carie' from Idlif4x bound TO Annapo-
lis, she having made NJ attempt 10 mole 2;
or stop a loaded slooP r. It. Jeromes creek
which was entirely in-her power.
fhe frigate and brig are apparently a
blockade Tor the Potomac river & towards.
Ehey weigliedaDchGr on ,atardav the 25th
ahd brought to about 10 miles oil from Point.
book -Ont, rather above u, where they have
taken few bay crai. traders, chiefly b, de-
coyi<g thes'. rs the frat tnsy took 49, dis
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dred the settlements en- Mobi,e.-In consc-
quence OF these alarming communications,
Brig. Gen. Whi:s has called on the comuan
ding officers Of Regiments in his Brigade, 20
furnish seven hundred and fifty men exclu
sive of the cavalry to rendezvous at Knox
vile OH the 2Sd inst. 1t is certainly high
time for every one to be or the alert & stop
ifprssible these izfuriatcd savages-T here is
nc coubt but the Citizens OF this section of
the state will prove their patrio,sm by turn
Jag out on this urgent ocg asior - GGE.
rMPoR TAHT lNTELLIGENCE.
An express arrived On Sunday last to his
.excelieucy Governor Blrun,, from Fort ST.
Stephens, bringinw certain III 10; m alton O! the
dreadful slaughter uE s,.vera, hanjTcd Of orr
fellow citizens by the Greek indians, head
ied es some have imagined by British or
Spanish oniccrs. ORthc 3Cti, Of Augosf. about
?50 savases attacked Fort Meems, u s,ocka
de6 Fort, sb0ut 10 miles aOoye Fora SIoddert,
and IS betow Fort St. S ephcns, defended BY
about us lighting men. ia which we're l20 Or
$50 women ana children. / hes made "A DIES
psrste ASA it; with axes they cat AVA he
pic,te,s, * at the same time hred the block
house. The assailed defended themselves
+, very gallsDtiy but as soon as one Indian
| fell, another took his station and axe. Al
yer an opening WAS effected, they rushed in
ard but6hered the whites without mercy
| Maj. Beasley. Of the twelve months men,
ifel IS they entered the opening. MIR. .Meems
and number IF women and child en- were
burnt to death in the biockhouse. Every
soul OF the whites persisted except 6, and o!
the Indians about 200 were xii ed.
On the Thursday following an attack was
IMAGE on Fort Sinkfieid f; it proved uusuc
cessiul about 10 Indians were kilisd. a
number Of families were butchered on Bias
i sets creek.
/, Tie gentleman who brought the above
Intelligence states that about so Chcctaws
! ave joined the Greeks. and many m &c il
lis generally believed, i'll, unless immediate
" employed by our government for en-
,pin, ed they will be.
He also brings the unpleasant news that
about the time of the attack on For,
Mems, 500 British or Spanish troops Ian
ded at Pensacola from the West India Is
Hands, on which occasion there was grea'
rejoicing.
The Inhabitants of the Mobile country
have aban the,r dwellings, & reiterated
20 the forts. Gen. Claiborne is in the coun
TRY with about 500 twelve months men, and
the other troops in the different forts a
mountro about 1900 men. Aid is solicited
from our state.--.NashviNe Clarion.
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PORT OF AUGUSTA,
JNLT.NJ) EHTTC.tJTOW.

Though Eeptune's Trident is laid
From II orth to South OUR Coasters ply;
No sails, no rudders. need those shlbs,
Whiehfreenien drive with, zsaggoH avhi6s.
drriua(s referred to rs since lur lqsf.
i%ine six frse Wagons from Licking
ton, (benty) to ]. Moore--oggregra a.
mount q! tier carsoes. 10000 yards Of cot
tor begging.
Two s borse do. from East Tennessee, to
Barrett & Sims. -
CisarGrccs--Seven six Horse Wagons
for Lexington, cargoes cotton end rice.
Two FIVE horse ditto f r Tennessee. car
zoe COFFEE, Logwood and other articles.
Two six horse ditto now up for charter
10 sry port in the y s.
Two ave Horse dieto for PhilaScinhia.
ItIgu8t4 Heraid.
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TIE DIG DISPATcE.

ShLEB, Sept. IS.
We are extremely gratifisd to learn, that
tie Brig Dispatch, Of boston. captured BY
the priVateer Castigstor, of this port, land
forc'blg rescued from the cap.ors by gang
of Boston desperadoes headed by Cornelius
Coolidge has been condemned. vessel and
cargo, to the captors by the Hon. Judge Da
Wis.
The principal part OF the valuable cargo
Of the American ship St. Lawrence captur-
ed on her passage from England by the pri.
vate armed ship America, of this port, has
been condemned to the captors by the Dis.
trict Court OF the United States at Ports
mouth n smal part OF the cargo was ress
tored--and both parties have appealed.
Regisftr.
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WAsn1rcroN. Sent 90

From en- authentic source of information,
we learn that the gallanlry and enthusiasm,
existing among ihs officers aud crews uf the
hest OF Lake Ontario are Of he first order !;
that 50 isr from having fed from tic enc
M, as be and his friends amongst us have
represented, there never was period under.
nhv circpm fruces whatever, that ihe a
merriam feet Suffered uselfto be chased
80 anxious was Commodore Chauncey to
bTinS hin to action, that he once attempted
1t with six schooners less than he had com-
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We are jpiorncd ~ express from Col.
Ncigs. Cat 1000 Crecks are certainly en-
bodied near he Hickory Piound SSd that
1900 arc JeeiaBea TO a,tack TIE frontiers Of
tri1 state irmeGiTelv. The Chcr3kees arc
r,uch slammed. rnd vish ;oe assistance 81
tic whites. as Gee Cteeks VII pass through
their cauutry e. ee' - Tennessee.
The es~,c acrou.ts state that Twelve
i1pndred az 70 attack Georgia and sl6 LJn-
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ALBANY, Sept. "a.
NORTHERN ARMY.

A gentleman arrived IN Albany TODAY
from the army. inforp's that Hampton had
entered canada, that sSirrnish had taken
place at Odeltown, (Canadal between the
advanced guards, in which 7 of the enemy
were killed, some made prisoners and the
residue retreated.
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pift,6eLf .scht. %

ON Tuesday night two of the British off
GERS. prisoners of war, III confinement at the
United States Cantonment in this place, eff
fected their escape by bribing and seducing
one Of the sentincls to aid tliem in their e.
lopement. J heir naines are Walter Kerr,
andAlexander Greig. the former Lieu.
tenant, and the latter an Ensign. The
Commanding Officer offers a reward of 100
Dollars each for their arrest.
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the water rises one foot more, it is said, i.
will be in M'Craw's yard.
At st. Sitncn's Island. the gale was at its
greatest violence on Thursday the l6.h.
from ~ 10 4o' clock-at the heaviest
wind from northeast 60 east with great
rains and excessive high tides. Col. Coop
er'shc,ise stood. with the loss of one chimney,
several! of his negro houses and sheds blown
tiown: ard most Of the trees around his
house torn up, every fence ievelled and cot
tor ruined.
~ Major Butler's place his dwellinehousc
unrooEed and three chimnics blown dOwa.
and from every place that have been heard
from, most of the small buildings are DIES ,
sroyed. Mr. Demare Jun's house is said to
have been washed away and even his bed
ding and clothes lost. The crop on Bropgh-
ton Island IS Totally des,roycd-ort OF zoo
barrels Of Rice not 20 viii he saved--the
barn blown down--p"cpie' lives saved, in
hurricane houses fortunately erected. AT
Buffers Island the crop is generally gone (;
1T Braiisford's place, crop shated the samc
Gate, (about 400 barrels OF rice) il having
all been swept into the river.
AT ST. Mary's the gale has been very Sc
we're. All the shipping in the harbor exeep.
ting a brig iadened With coffee, supposed to
be the Saucy Jacks prize, and the ship
Wanskip, was driven ashore into the town
Three gun boats sunk, the commander
(Grayscnl and two men only saved belong
ing to one; no lives lost in any OF the others,
only one gun boat rode it out, two went on
shore much damaged, the rest are in Fiori-
da high and dry. The sloop Hester, capt,
'Eimmons, sunk-the schooner ketv Ann
ism shore between WaeerInan's Bluff and
Lows, she will be got off without much diff
fculty. A number of houses and stores
blown down, aud many goods destroyed Nv
the high tide. Tie schooner Live Oak
capt. Aussey, is on top of a wharf. Some
6ead bodies are exhibited in the streets aic
many missing.
1T Amelia Island. there is but one vessel
aHoat. The Portuguese ship Flortii Guaii-
anna, (late Alexander Hamlton) is asto,
and bilged On Cumberland, and is total,
}ost--she had on board between and 9Ot
bales cotton.
st Fernaud Ds, % houses blown down
and scarcely one remains
The tasS assigned us in recording the ca
iamities produced by the gale is truly a me
lanchoiy one; re have endeavored to give
our readers, as Far IS lay within our power
some faint description of it,apolpgising at ths
same tiu'e Tor the hurry which it is throwr
together, as weli as the iittle tine we hav,
had to gain II in Bv the next mil we
shall, no doubt, have farther and more de.
tailed accounts nf this most serious calami
iy. Republican.
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. = Sc
The recent Massacre ia the Tensaw set
Element ought 80 rouse the indignant feel
ingS OF every American il should animate
the commander OF the forces destined for
che expeditions to use all possible dispatch.
Aud the Contractor, If he possesses a latent
spark IF patriotism. Twhick by the bye we
do net doubt] will hasten to co lect such a
store OF provisions as will enable the troups
co pursue their march. and 70 avenge The
blood or their slaughtered count ymcn.
CREEK AGENcY, 10Th Sept 1913.
Extract Of communication from the Chief
At CNwetsu, 80 Col Hawkins.
We have negro which we will send
70 ycu: he was in Sam. Min IS Fort at Ten
saw, which was taken Ly the Iadians about
the 28th of August. There were near loco
Indiams-they attacked the fort about 10
O'clock in the morning. and toe k it about 1
c'clock-That Cyrus, a negro man, cut
down the pickles. The Indians lost 10,
some of them said so. After the battle the
Indians encamped about q mile from the
fort Until the next day ~ o'clock, during
which time they were busy hunting ne groes,
horses & cattle, & brought off 4 great MA
ny. A number of Indians were wounded
ard died on the road. He thinks there
were so people in the Eort. Among the
Killed are McGirth. Jones, McCartv.
Sam Smith, Dixon, Baily, his two broth
ers.N Fletoner, MINIS and his family, cant.
Melton, John Randall and all his family,
except Peter Durant and one of his daugh-
tere. These are all the names he recoilects.
Thsrc were great MANY he knew not.
MCGirih'sawife& ard Jnnes's wife and an
their Children, except one of McGirth's
children killed in the Fort. were taken with
tbiSrepor;er prisoners 10 che Nation. He
was taken by Russeil's son to 1oJth lev, an
le, ard daughter of Mr.. Cornel's ted him
70 make his escape to her father and tell
what the indians had done, and that they
meant to come to Cnwetau after the friend
~ Indians as soon as their wounded were
better. BE further says about 100 Indians
went into the Fort Alabama, but does not
know what they have done. They were
going TO send letter to their friends the
SpaDiaifs, to let them know what thew
have done. lie understands the Indian
tongue"
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EXTRACT OF a letter. dated
BuRLINGToN Sen,

Gen. Hampton has mov>d from Cumher
land head towards The enemy's country =
The last of the staff and the trcops leave
ksre this day. He.is 5000 strong, besides
militia and we expect to eat our Christ
m as dinner in -
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Extract offs letter from Darlington, under date q,

the 12th inst
IS On Wednesday last, Gen. Parker left this place
with sli tie artillery, and about 500 infantry our
hntls accompanied him. RI ports saw they sire d. s.
tined for the Isle su Nox. Troops are daily marc,,
ing tn support him. The essapagn appears to have
commenced in this quarter"
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gu,sed to cnt~ap others, having armed men
concealed in the hold. There is some dan
ger to be apprehended to tae Baltimore
packet, (thc Armistead) which some six or
seven days back went from the navy yard
with load OF powder with an officer & sore
seamen designated FOR thc Constellation fri
gate ut Norfolk. These b'ockaters will be
considerable evil to the bay traders and
lumber vessels which have uninserraptediy
passed M and down the Potomac and in sight
of Point. l. ooll- Out for the last three wee ks.
Herald.
BuRLINCToH Sept. Iq
Ii is late At night and have Just time to inform
you that came through camp to-day--ths army is
under marching orders. saw our friend Capt Van
-; he told nue. he Was ordered to march @.
day, he il detailed the nd ysnc ed t,e N ain
body expected to follow immedarsIy-sa were in
preparation. The army stationed at Cumberland.
Head, consisting Of 5000 regulars, all clean. n,e
looking men. expect they viii proceed at present
ss far as Champ ain, wher> they will probably hal,
for whle About 500 of the local p,aitia the best
ever saw, ,naresd last night from Plsttsbureh 10
Dead Creek, shout two aud q half r.iI,s from the
Wase, where they remain as piquet guard, about
three or four miles from the main army. Al the
militia have cohverssd with. are willing to cross the
lines whenever ordered. Mgjor Roberts who com.
mands this detachment, deserves great credit for his
exertions in drilling and dseiplining them.
The feet under Com. M.Oonnouyh i, at anchor
in ST. Armand Bay, which is tor;nedby Cumberland.
Iced and the main land to the NORTH about six miles
from Piattsbursh; he is decidedly superior TO the
enemy who has dropped down under the guns Of
Isle aux Noix Our fotlla consists of FIVE sloops,
two gun-boats, cut down to gaiies, sud fou. or
i've seows, each mounting long twelve or eighteen
FOUNDER The British feet altogether on these wa
tiers, does not exceed two three sloops and
think three saies. have my information respect-
ing their force, from one recently at ST. Johns and
who think could moi have been deceived from The
situation he was in. The mail is closed must send
this by passenger in the stage, and am therefore
ia great haste
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.2xese namcs are Aeu 1reeds.

~ MI The troops on the frontier are
concentrated al Fort-H awkns-It is ex
pected they will march IN about three
Weeks.--JoRrnak
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Yashinrton. Seht. so.

Coty ofa letter fran, Cam. Perry 70 the
Secrefary Of ne Navy.
y. S. Schooner ARIEL, off Portage
River, Sept. goth, 1913.
SlR-Since ] last did myself the honor
Ut writing you, the vessels under my com
mand have been employed in moving the
army from the camps at Portage river and
tort Meiss 10 Putin hay. A considerable
body ct Yoops have already arrived at that
place. Gen. Cass. comma ndins at the bav,
mentioned to me q few moments before
len him tnls morning, that a man had arri-
we'd from Detroit, who reported that the
intians had burnt that place. The gen.
he'd not s:ee the man two of his officers
convefsed wis him.
Very respectfully, ] have the honor to be,
&c.
o. II. PERRY.
The Hon. WILLIAM JoxEs,
Secretary Of Tie Nary.
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Do8t. raj,
II S.NFPY.EERAIR

" Ply3'onfh FRIDAY m2rnins, Srht. "a.
Mr.. Rnssell ; inform YOU. that YES
terday afternoon Duxbury sloop was cha
sed on shore on Plymouth Beach by beat
from an armed brig in the Bay. The enc.
my succeeded in getting the sloop sfoat :;
but an alarm beng sounded, cur militia
Kept up so warm fire, that they had to
leave the deck-and three boats pulling OF
from the shore retook her, and brought her
INTO port. She belongs to Mr. Joshua Win
sor, and is beautiful vessel Captain Da-
MEL Jackson headed the persons who retook
ner. The brig bo,rded several coasters in
the Bay and suffered them to proc -"
Cenfinel
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Canaudaiguc. SIN. IL.

-,,,,, S-V| III ~ 3 t4t-' 1@tJ4t- .
HE WAR.-Onr village for week
past, hasexbibited much OF the hustle Incl
dent to q state Of Wharf.-The detached mil
tia composing the brigade to which Brig.
Gen. MIXTURE, of Bath. is assigned as com
mahdcr, has been collecting here (the head
quarterly to be furnished WITH arms, &c.
and are drawing OFF to the western frontier.
heir number, we are told. is near 5000.
267 Light Dragons, from Fort Geore-e,
encamp d in this village on Friday night
last. Their destination unknown.
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1t IS stated that detachment ofI5o CT
the Eastern militia have been ordered cut
TO defend Portland Harbnr Would it not
be well for Governor Strong to order his
park of artillery from the common to the
wa er's edge. and have it manned wish mi
ii.ia TO defend Boston Harbor The Bril-
t'sh have already declared their intention
OF burning on the stocks, the u that is Eow
building at the Navy Yard tacre.
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I-nrk .Seft 90

II beautiful Lc.nch-Yester-,av .hn,,
twelve o'clock, the U. S. Sloop Of W.
Fcacoek Gone of the haudsomest vessels e,sr
ou'it in this port) was laupched from ,be
sh'p yard OF Messrs. Adam & Noah Row
one descended msjesticalsy into her des,;.
ned element. amidst the plaudits Of man~
Thousand male and female spectators. win.
out ehe occurrence of the smallest acc;dent
ne feacock is to mount "a guns fos e
.nem 90 pound carronades & long cirh-
t Wl ana is to be commanded by CAPT.
warrington. we unders and Il is not p;ns-.
ty days since the architects laid III ', n,
+ the above vessel. keea
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SOuNn sOIIAnnnnr

On Friday evening the enemy's squadron
consisting ofthe Valiant -, a frigate, q
s!oop OF wsr and schooner, we're At anchor
oil BLACK Point. They had the Pilot Boot
sehr. Torpedo with them as tender. The
Torpedo was lately captured Of ta,. High
lands,on her passage from this port, for i; T..
Orlea AIS.
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|e7r York, Scht, 27.-A letter from
Sackett's Harbor Of the 18Th, says, " Chaun
cey returned to port yesterday with his e e
and sailed again this day"
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ie'terfrom that place, written on yr.5,.,,,.. 81.
zs' isst. at WINCH tin,e nothing new hs,, o..,,S
Channcey r.ma;r.6 ~ bis s,s,;, ust C9aamader.
BtiS>l IN Amherst Ba,.--.E. y. Coz. "S tue
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Confrmaffon Of Com. Rodgers ary;,,,
ne passengers in the Boston Stags.
Mh'ch arrived lastevening, brought a hanr'
o'll printed at Providence on Monday. an
nouncing the arrival at Newport on Snnd"v
mornms OF the U. S, I'rigate Presidenf
c9"'tnnoope dodgers, with the British arm,
&c scnoo me h'sh- FLYER (foraeriy of Balti-
tnoFe) ms prize. The Commodore has
captured and manuel Is prizes Jnc;nn mas hi
cruize. H's ms
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The IA est |rof1 Sacksffs H1r5er ia from n cor.
rssfyadsst 40 Albany, who states tsst he has seen
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ARRIVAL OF con- none


sept. 29-Yeste.tiay arrived at This ~. .
the snack Defiance, Capt Brown. IN ~
hours frca, Stoaington. !" ~
Capt b. informed us. that on Mo,d.
eernoon, a Block Island Boat arrived :,
, en,ngtnn, with Intelligence, that tn III;
TED s,atss' frgate rresden,. com. Rod GERS
jal, n. al Ne@port on Saturday evening
Shops ct war and IL rnerchautmen. Ths
last prize the Commodore made w.
SOD: POI o. war, on the Grand Banks. day.
previous to his arrival, and that she 10
but short distance astern ofhim NJ
eher learn that the Commodore had ,ahao
tour Pilots out of the Block Island bosts -
| ne above news vas generally believed j.
StonIngton.l Thus has one of orr . A.. 49,, -.
/r'gateS traversed the Atlantic OCEAN s,r
Considerable leigh Of time in defiance oT
the colossal power OF the British N,,,,,
WIN, cn'nins in contact With any vessel
belonging TO the enemy, Which she did not
compel to submit either to capture or de-,
truction. "a les
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Three vessels arrived here yester Law From,
New London, which place they left ar ~
O'clock on Monday night. The capfsins -
al % them report, that news had rea.sas
New London,of The arrival of the U. r.
gaze President. Com. Rodgers, at Newport-
WIN BrluSh s'oop Of War enc Of mis-
(as we arc infcrmed) direct from ~ 800 sS1'seo
q national salute was fred o., go -
night by commodore Decatu.'s snua6ron Z,
honour of i'erry's gallant atchieyemen, o. -
Lake Erie. On
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.VeiV0nrytorf, SeHf. 81.
On Saturday was launched from Mc~.:,,.
ship Yard the US. sloop of war WaSp
she moved into her destined element in
jessie style. She is pierced for % Guns. "a
Is rated a 20 gun ship. In point Of mo1ei
ana workmanship, we presume she will not
saacr ~ comparison with either Of m.
Tiers OF aer class bal: or blildiag in pursr-
Snce OF t4e late act Of Congress. We nm
aerStand Sue rs to be fitted for sea with al,
possible dispatch.
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e., c ChRLrsLr, Sept. "a.
y, Vel. Soies with abnnt 400 tronns .ro,,,
, ang'nia. enc company Of which ar. voiun.
'esss Tor che year, arrived ,here--ws ,,,,Sar.
stand their destination is Sack.,,,s :.
they generally are good lookin,, ~
health and good spirits. '"' ="
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brunswick Packet arrived here ,sst
venIng in hours from New Haven. IT,
captain stated. that he left New Have, -,
noon Yesterday, and that 2 bandbill wa
printed there. stating that the u. s. friqst-
PRESIDENT com. Rodgers, had arrived A.
Nf"poft u. /. with British shop of war
ana Tue armed scAooner High Flyer, his
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DEAR s1R-

have the agreeable satisfaction now 20
afford YOU such information as will mats
your blood glow with gratitude to your tarrv
c0untrymen in srrqs, WHOSE valour IT. fol-,
hiss 1cub'y stoued for the disastrous (5eoae
frzF-, ny e late GLORIOUS VICTORY.
o3t.u"ed by Inc val0r and SKIN Of CL1vtp
~ Perry, tde brave, the generous. toe M
dcs.. humane and riagnsiigious---nf = ~,
know him D9t fsa,e u yourself his uor,
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a national salute was fred from the vr c
i78ate Constitution, capt. st wart, in Rs
Ton harbour, on Sunday, at 70 o'clock in ho
nor OF capt. Perry's brilliant victory on