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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-21
ALEXANDRIA,.
TUESDAY, JrsE 81.
TO sHRw
sHs vERs AGE & BODY OF raR TINE
ais FORK AND PRESSURE"

BY gentleman direct from Noting.
ham we learn, The enemy were at 70
O'Clock on Sunday, a, Benedict of which
they had qniet possession. with as near
as could be ascertained 500 men, a brig,
schooner, and IS barges.-So little did
they apprehend opposition that they
sen, parties Of so men. four or FIVE miles
into the country unarmed They had
been within two mile. Of Nottingham &
destroyed Magruder's. Lower Matlhro'
and Coles Tobacco Wsrehou ses-a d
had taken all the Tobacco cut Of the
Warehouse at Rennedict, which they
were sending away-the whole loss sup
posedabo u 5000 hhd..--they had Destroy
ed NO pilyate buildinss--tbey landed a
few days since at Col Plalers TO whom
the commanding officer stated that they
should not have entered the ratuxent
but for Barney, that they expected re-
Inducements and would deslr4y him
that they should destroy all property
where the militia ouartered.
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By LAST NtsHr's Mail.
WAsHISs1os CRY, June 30.
THE ENEMY AGAIN.

About 8 o'clock yesterday morning an
express reached this city from lhe Pa
tuxent, bringing authentic intelligence
tina. the enemy were agsin ascending
that river, in IL Or IS barges, and bad
arrived a. high as the village OF Bene-
dict. The express brought letters to
the Secretary Of War from gentlemen
at Nottingham requesting assistance. in
compliance with this request instrnc-
tons were Immediately issued 70 Gen.
Van Ness. and in an hour the necesssry
orders we're distributed. 1t gives us
much pleasure to witness the same de-
gree Of promp,itude ADD alacrity on the
present. occasion, as have heretofore
distinguished the militia Of this district
AT ten o'clock the fine companies Of
Georgetown Artillery and Rifemen, m.
der their respective captains Peter and
Stull the Georgetown Dragons, the
troop of C pit. Thornton Of Alexandria.
and that or Capt. Caldwell Of this city;
amounting in all to about two hundred
and eighty men, were in conplete rea-
dine.s to march, and soon after depart.
ed for the Patuxcnt, the whole snder
rbe command of Major George Peter
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s,.u...ter. Ma,s. stuns la.A. NJ.

c,,ure,fer, Mass, -'uns lad. NJ.
.cbosper -, of Province
Ia" 40. tssen between Milk Island
ps", aaine, bound E. by the Sham
50 '" The schooner Mary, Hall sof
uSr 1.,. was chased ashore to the Ed
" =, island, but will be got of with
' "ach damage. Three heavy ships
g. >, anchor 5 leagues 5. f. of the
p II. The Shannon and her prize
-. close in with Milk Island this
ming. The Shannon has only eight
ncnlsit' o, =,
= 4 number of barges are gone int
,,,,m. and have set fire to three YES
already. Three barges ate of
g., Point: two more are below, tow
:, ou, iiggcr boat. Several ships Of
:, IN Ipswich aud Boston Bay. All
!. vessels in Squam Harbor will pro.
,,,y share the fate OF those above men.
VEL. No other molestation is given;
!, mea,ures are yet taken to oppose the
Et,ish. =
through the politeness Of Mr.. A.
;,oan, We have been favored with the
Stem Gazette ofthis morning. by which
:. rere enabled to give the following
,t,i.ional account
Yesterday norn!ns two barges from
81 "a. lish lrisa,e came into Squam
T,rbor, and barnt sluop Diligence, be-
logging to F. Parsons Esq. of Boston.
knr above Gees Point. They threat j,
,pcd ae master Of the sloop IM A!lenN
A.t.f he attempted to extisguish the
Gre, the, would destroy the only hoase
and barn on the Point Capt. A. how-
es.r venturea, after they were off. to
D.. out the fire; when tbey indeed re-
turned, and fred with a - pounder
,,-;4sh the Hnuse, which belonged To
Mr. ". Parto, and again set fse to the
Shop, and effected her destruction-ob-
serving that they might thank Mr.. Ma
Olson for all this /! And possibly Ma.
Olson may thank them tor it
They wzre proceeding To ourn sch.
lcaded With wood and bark, which be-
lengsd 10 Oakes and Miilet, bat were
ti:;uaded from 1t b, the presentation
Of III: oHaers, of the distress i. would
bring upon them They went on board
ante chr toburn her. Lut discover
iag her name 10 be The Fcdeyaisf, they
c5,ersed they would not burn her for
hsr names sake. They sunk another
s,oop and carried off two small schrs.
lsd>d with dry fish Eacn barge bad
az II. carroaade (; the frisates were
roi then in sight.
Ai,lr le.yiug the Point they steered
in the direction IF Ipswich Bay, and a
considerable firing was afterwards heard
A town meeting has been called at
Gloucester on the subject oftse defence
Of Tia, town.
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ATTENTION. 1
Alexandra Independent Blues,

Alexandra Independent Blues,
YOU are ordered to attend meeting
of the company at the Court. House,
precisely at 8 o'clock on "Wednesday e.
veDinS the 22d inst.
And as the annual elections, and O.
Their important business will be gone
into--Punctual and prompt attendance
from the members is expected.
Byiordcr,of CAPT. Chas. Midnight.
Jacob Douglass, Sergt.
G Such Gentlemen as wish to as.
sociate themselves with this Corps, are
recon- mended to embrace the opportu
nifty that thro' this meeting offers for an
immediate admission.
June 81.
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Capt. Dunbar. mentioned absre, had
been liberated. :
Sloop mariner, Nys, Of & from Sand
~Ich, Boston. with wood "a aew vessei
was captured on Friday morning by the
BuiwaIk ~, at anchor about Z miles:
rom Scituae, in company with the
Nymphe 'frisate. The bargea also cap
tared 2 sloops off Cohasselt Rocks.
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PUBLIC SALE,

ON SATURDAY the I'd day of July
next, on the premises will be offered
for sale,
The House and Lot on the
northwest corner Of King and Patrick
streets, now in the occupation of VIM.
N. Mills, and Co. The lot fronts 2e
feet on King street, and 100 feet en- Pa.
triyk street. TO ten feet alley. II is
covered with buildiv gs suitable for the
a ur business, and is in good si;ua-
ton for that business. 1t is subject to
an annual ground ient of 81 dollars
and so cents. The terms will be made
known at the time and pace of sale.
P. C. Marsteller.
June 81
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Potomac Company

THE Stockholders OF the Potomac
Company arc requestedto attend &c.
neral meeting at Triplett's Tavern in
Alexandria, on Monday the 4th day Of
Aug nextat II O'Clock, to choose 4
President and Directors to said compa.
ny according to Law.
BY order of the President and Die
rectors.
Joseph Brewer, Trea'sr.
Gee, Town. Jure u ANA
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June l8.

Departed this life on Friday morning
last after lingering illness Miss Ell
za6esh FOrtney, daughter of MIR. Jacob
For,ney of this Town.
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L o S T

On Sunday morning last in the Streets
of Alexandria, THE MOUTH PIECE OF A
fRUMPE /, it is Brass. The, finder
shall be rewarded on leaving it az Mrs
Gray's bookstore.
June 81. ct.
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STORAGE.

iwili take on Storage ;bout 1900
'arreis OF Flour at the lowest rates.
FOR SALE
Bottled Ale and Porter, of
aqOaan equal to any imported and At
&s OH Prices.
Isaac Entwisle.
Nay 10
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l. O S I

a Note Of the Lancaster
. oaas Tor 5 50--one OF the Union Bank
georgetown, 5O--and another not re.
,Onscted. The finder will be reward
- IN requ'reD by leaving them with
"E ralPLETr, at the City Tavern.
!rne II s.s
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THE EXILE.

In contemplating the recent events in
Europe, ,(says the Portsmouth Oracle,
the mind IS overwhelmed with a sense Of
their importance. Familiar a. we are
9th wonders, We almost listen IL the
narrative with >iacredulity'-W Within
two short years, The Scourge of God"
1.-The Destroyer of Nations--ilas boen
precipta ed from the highest summit
OF human GLORY In November 1912 he
was rloting In the spoils of Moscow
All Europe wassubdued. His mandate
W obeved from the Nienen TO the
Tagns. All he ants and learning, the
wealth and activity Of society were en-
Ployed in the extension ar establishment
Of his power Paris, which he affected
to regard as the capital of Europe, was
adorned, Ike ancient Rome, with the
plumber OF the world A. successful in
cegociation, as in battle, be bad hither-
90 prevented or destroyed the union of
those Kingdoms, which submitted With
reluctance to his dominion. Every sue.
SCSS'sS OF uSSiC Hdu SOHiltH Cd utS po"-
er, by displaying the inutility Of resist
ance. In the fu!ness of his pride, he
had allied himself to one OF The most an
cient and i.lu trious families in Europe.
his infSnt son had been acknowledged bis
successor, aud bad received the homage
of Forty millions Of submissive subjects.
Yet amidst this apparent prosperity, the
storm had gathered, and the cloud was
Just opening over his head He is now
an EXILE-an OUTCAST-a mean
Pensioner on the bounty OF his enemies.
How art thou fallen from Heaven,
. Lucifer, son of the morning How
art thou cut down to the ground, which
didst weaken the nations
They that see thee shall narrowly
look upon thee, and consider the saving,
+" Is this the man that made the earth to
tremble, that did shake kingdoms!"
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PUBLIC SALE.
ON Tuesday next the 2lst inst will bS
sold at the Vendue Store,
Some Books. a Watch and SONS ar.
ticles Of Plate.
Also, 1000 ACRES OF LAND
in the County Of Randolph, State Of
Virginia, and at 8 o'clock in the after.
noon on the premises,
a Lot on Alfred Street, betsceen
King and Prince, 20 feet front BY ITO
feet.
A Lot on Cameron Street betpeen
Alfred and Patrick, IL leet frons by IS
fcet-and
Too Lots on Patrick Street, n.
OF cameron. ole OF which has 20 feet
front, the other 2 feet z inches by 100
teet inches. The terms will be-
made known at the Sale. The above
property belongs to the estate of Johs
Richter, decd.
A. G. Cazensre, Es'or.
June II
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June ~,

Wanted to Purchase or Hire,
a NEGRO WOMAN, suitable for a
house servant, at any age from sixteen
to thirty years.-Enquire at this Office.
June 81 81
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Boston. June l3.

Boston, June 10.
DIED, at Wiscasset, on Wednesday
iast. suddendly, after havingbeen the day
previous In the exercise of his official
duties on the bench Of the Supreme Ju-
dicIal Court the hon. SAMUEL Sc
WALL, Chief Justice of this Common
wealth. Having previously filled many
inportant offices, in the state and &c
neral governments, in manner highly
onourable to himself, and satisfactory
TO the public he was in the year 1900
appointed Judge of the Supreme Ju-
dicial Court, in which station he remain
ed until the lameDres death of the late
Chief Joage Parsons, be was promoted
to The highesltiodicial Office in the COM
monwealth. The sudden death of this
MT only great but amiable man, and
learned and upright judge, is greater
loss to bis friends and his country than
We are often called upon TO lament.
Massachusetts Legislature
SENATE-Saturaay, June IL.
Death of Chief Justice Seuoau.
The hon Mr. PUTNAM, read in his
place the following, which was laid on
the table. and adopted by an unanimous
vote, viz:
1t isnax rendered but too certain that
Chief Justice SEWALL is no more
He died suddenly at Wiscasset, the day
after delivering his Charge to the Grand
jury.
Learned and Independent, amiab'e *
Just, he has gone to the Region Of the
Blessed, to receive the reward of exem
play p;ety and beneyolencs.
The Legislature Resolve, that the
members will wear Grape upon their left
arm, during the residue the Sessions
as an expires sion Of their grief, for this
public bereavement and of respect and
yenera,ion for the memory of this ex-
cellent man, who presided in the high
est Judicial Court, with perfect honor
to himself and fidelity to the Common
wealth.
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Wool Cardcd.
Gee. Town, Jnne n t4ta \

The Subscriber has now in opera
ion, machine for Carding Wool at
PARROTS Mill near Ceors clown. He
sollcits the custom Of those sho may
have wool 10 card, and trusts his atten.
tion to the business will give complete
srtisfaction- Richard Parrot will rec
cclve the wool of those persons who
may find it most convenient to forward
it by water.
N. P. Bixby.
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Ertroct Of letter 10 the Kceher Of The
T. G. II Books, Boston. dated Sci,u-
ate. Saturday, June mn, i O'Clock:
"This morning about sunrise, we
we're visited by the enemy, and every
vessel in the hsrbnr soon IN Hamcs-5
were burnt Ia the wa,cr's edge, ? extin-
guished, and 3 carried out, one ofthem
,den with hay and produce. Captain
Dunbar was standing on the wharf With
MS son, and the commanding officer first
asked for a pilot, and then told the old
man to step on beard and pilot out the
schooner, and if he attempted TO run her
on shore he wculd blow his brains out,
the officer then told him he should set
ere to the vessels, and if they made a.
ny resistance he would lay the town IN
ashes.
"He then inquired for the man who
fred at them at the time they took the
rice cut OF vessel near the harbor.
Dates, the keeper of the Light House,
at the time they were unloading the
prize. jumped out of bis bed, went to a
or FOUNDER which he had loaded, &
fred shots into the masts OF the price
which is supposed to be the cause OF this
days froiic."
The Scituate packet lying above, with
her sails upbent and in the hold, had
them soon bent by the enemy, and went
out with the other schrs.
There were barges (from 2 frsgates
at anchor abrea.t Of the ha.bor) hIled
with men, of them had each brass
carronade, and 2 of them long brass
pounecr. The officers were civil to the
inhabitasts, but told them if they extin-
gui.hed the Gre of the vessels, they
weuld be there agaia & see them burnt.
We unders'aDd gentleman arri-
we'd in town. from Scituate, which place
he left at4P Nj. and reports, that the
iul abi,aDts Of that place entertained tears
Of another attack from the enemy, on
their shipping laid up in tina, River.
that the alarm had spread, and that
several companies of Artillery, sc had
aud were assembling for their defence.
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Lots on the City Road.
WILL LEASE for term OF years,
!, = lew Lots handsomely situated en-
y r's main road leading TO Washington &
sssOfHeto"R, suitable for meadow, gar.
'sns or pasture
Chas. Alexander.
June Is #
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PRINTING

NEATLY rxrcvTsD AT rHIs orrlc1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-08

Statlia frigate ispreraring for the accomm,e-
dation of the Licnt. Gen. and his suite
Last night dispatches for n. Amer. - we're
sent from the Secretary or States Once to
Portsmouth. to be forwarded without delay
French paper states, under the head OF
Madrid, sept. 20, that Euglish troops are to
occupy the Floridas and Louisiana, with the
consent OF the Spanish government that 5000
troops under Gen. Muril,o, were preparing az
Cadiz to sail for America, and that they had
obtained permission to land in the tcrritorY oi
tie braziiS, tor future operations against Blu
enOS AyrcS. The same article adds that
England had given the Spanish government
100000 by way of subsidy.
The Monitcur Of the 22d, after giving tie
Declaration of the plcripotentiaries Il, Y emma.
dated the 9Th, which appeared in the Times
OF yesterday, adds the following observations !:
The above declaration, by explaining the
motives which have occasioned the postpone
ment OF the opening of the Congress of Wen
ma, Is the first pietge OF the spirit Of W sdom
which will guide rhe labors of the assembled
PienpotentiarlcS. 1t is, indeed, by the Ioatu-
r1ty CT Council (; it is amidst the calm Of the
passions, that the tutelar authority of tie
principles OF pub ic Law, invoked and recogui-
sed in the late Treaty OF Paris. ought TO be
re-estabshcd.
Thus, the Just expectation of contempo
raries viii be fulfilled, and in the approach
ing negotiations resul: viii be ootaiiied con-
ioimable to what the law ofnations and the
universal law OF justice prescribe TO nations
III their concerns with each other
-" At the epoch when the great Powers are
fesgued to re-introduce into the mutual reIa-
hons OF states. the respect to property and the
security o! thrones, no political transactions,
except such as are invested with that euuita =
bic character, are &c be expected.
EuropealTeady accepts this happy a,ieiry.
and Francs, rho is not jealous of any ;.dyan
tages hich ether states may reasonably hope
for, aspires 20 nothing more thar iust eaui
ioriuri. Possessing within herself all the eie-
ments OF strength and prosperity, she seeks
not Tor them beyonl. her lir,s;ts she does not
listen to any insuaiions tending 60 establish
systems OF mere convenience but rcsuming
the character to which the csteer. and graft
tnde OF Nations heretofore entitled her. she
IS anbitcus OF no other glory. than that Of
which the guarantees rest on the an;snce of
power with moderation and Justice. 1t is her
wish to again become the prop of the weak.
and the defender OF the oppressed.
France, in this disposition, will concur in
the arrangements tending to consolidate a
general peace /; and the Sovereigns who.have
so nob!y proclaimed the same PRINCIPLES. will
consecrate with her that durable compact.
winch Is to ensure the reposc of the world"
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MIL. EpGEFILLE, Geo Nov. %.
INDIAN AFFAIRS,


dispatch from Colonel Hawkins To sha
Governor by the last mail states, that the
trails oi several parties of hostile Indians have
been recently seen near our frontier. II *
not known with certainty what induced then,
10 return without doing mischief The most
infamous attempts Continue to be made by the
brltlsh to lncite the Indians against us. An
hundred doiiars are offered for every trader.
COW buyer, or other American found in their
country, and the like SUN for captured ne
grocs Frustrated ia their late attempts up
on our frontier settlements, new plan of o.
perationS Is SAID 60 have been adopted by the
Indians. 1t IL, 20 attack or c0nyoyg. and
fl't'ider tie frontier 6etow Fort Hc4ykins,
When our army shall have passed through 70
the aid Of Gen. Jackson.
grand Council Of the friendly Greeks was
held few days ago at Cowetau on the Chat
ahooCne. All the chiefs on that river, and as
Tar as tIufauiee, attended. Several talks
from Col. Hawkias and letter from Gener-
a. Jackson beng Interpreted to them, the
Little Prince, whose friendship has been for
some time doubtful, rose and sDoke as fol-
lows -" You have now heard the talks-aIl
VINO are not wiling IN protect their own ma
ton WIZ be considered as hostile to the United
otates-l have thrown away the Seminoles-
we snail now have 70 So to war against them.
i 90 not understand what yolr Cussctaus are
ABOUT or What You intend. You must say
qmchy what you mean to do---tliere is 10
tt'he 70 oe Considering on It nov--If you arc
tort TAG British, say sO"--TLe chiefs unani
mou"'y agreed TO join the \. States, and
MAKE our enemy hrir enemy
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Dec G.
FORTY DOLLAlsS REW4eD-

II all reaso0bl" eNp.ices .hs.l b. mid IN ,Is
w person who rnsy appreheud and cel;rer 10 NJ
az my Plantation IN ttenrico cnurty about tyo ~.
oeuW 'he New bfidses, or for me in IN. =,
q "''"nohos a negro man named .h;aza,leL and So
gro woman named S7sekcy--th. former bcIo.,,, -
me- the latter nv qeisHhor, Ni.ap Ha-v,r,,3 :"
haiiue IS about twenty Hour years Ci oso obor, r.
ieetiour oitye inches nigh, broad should r, and ven
formed hsiace IS short, Hat aud broad his rnouth
"iue, ms eve intelligent, and his voice soft Ha 10
Oh ms forehead just belOwthe hsir red e.h eoIo-e
Spot "hch looks Ike a mole, hut lvay ccc,s;o,ed r
understand, by blow recently given bvro,n ohis e
low servants The mark will probably re mai, of,.,,
the SKIN mas reganed It's nstu,aI ets,r m. corrfs,
WIN nm some Old clothes, of whc, rec Her n hluc
Fckel oei2, a"d lew suit which he had eye, vorn
Ut hcme. The new suit consisted Of . RIO y, -
spun, the filling Of black and white wool ,yT In,
metal b"tons the w'uIcoat oftlue sarye ,;th LiacG
horn buttons lautalcons of white sbiet. viii, ~
tons ike hose or the coat. yiluay p Doll a.
all gNpences Il lie alone isappFehenicd
oucEy Us shoiE negro w9n1r gbo.l, a .;.t--,;,L,
years OF age. She is tie wife of NVnl y,,. F, y q. ~
hrn, and is probably With hinl at lis f,,n,C a. 49,
understand. busfy hesC s;iG a tam ci- s.,ri ~
compressed L." ar-s th- chin Size hssio,, H., tn
roth above and below that are mmedifte;v tgbitd he
front tefth, aud las q s'sr made ~, her j,,la,J ~
her '1E'it arm , c had black bonnet black slo,1II
Sic alone il unprecedented S'S z0'''"
Naouri came iiolp Northumberland loa, s,ri,o-
Srvky "ei horn sud ga. 81, This ,;gi,ls,tl,c,I e.
n. u'a'y fcGie.th rs j., E.Ch.aond auS N,qnebss,s
an - TIC c.LI;- tween n,y t.lpnts.tn oh D;i
mont Msuucl. 81 IS sid, mas been anxr,s 10 o., -
Norfolk, but Sc rob! dat he and Ids v;f 60 IN
within ten mice q ;ais place
AshfeId. Her .ico County,, az 1'Ai'
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~ DIRK RoUMD-.4hnIy here.

compliance with the will Of Joseph Brand, dec ID,
4 will be sold, on . credit 81 Q months
a IR9CT or L4JVU, ~.
containing by survey 62Oj scres l,ng onte north side
OF the Rivsnns Rec, and about nile below the town
o. Millionaire ten oF twelve
LIKELY .AEGROES,
on the same credit The sale will commence. or the
10Th of December next, the premises aid continue
from day TO-DAY until nnpeted-Bonds with approved
security wilroe reqr ed, and interest forn liz date II
not p,i.ctoay paid for, he putclasr IS the necrtes &
Deed o. Trust On the lard ia addition ~ personal o
curitT, will bc required ~ the Imrchas,r.
All persons icchtcd 10 the Estate Of Joseph Brand
.dcct, are fsgfretltd come forward auA make ,nme.
diate payments and those who hay. cleims s,gt the
said ts'sie are requested TO settle then sseo.nts and
receive - Dent.
w. 2 MsRT,IiyETAEE, } E,,r.
December a. ,ds
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Charleston Dee q
A.&1 HSE FROM TIE ENEMY on
TIE .IDLCYEEW co Isl,

Extract ria lefes, dated al ST. SInon'v Island ,.,,-
Gay .No1' 27-lo'cioesr, Il. III
must "lI.e, The enciny Just making their way
ont OF our Sound There are nov within, seht iipatr
brig and schooner; the hiertc stsndirs in--Ihev
seat m barges tins morning 10 81, Ant!rews Sou,. x
TWO coasters were seen 10 20 the bar-e b,rpes
were seen no more; bit about hc,r and l,' ago
very heavy csnnouaiing WIS hoar- t,v,u1is jyEyl
''eet, IN about S w direction from onrI,ht l..
Ai also constant firing o. n''7ke,,vI kaI just ar
ti,eo on the beach 20 fscrsin Whist he ii,i,g was
"h." I'VE barses turned jCI;A 5. Point. They bsv,.
p'2'hoy suffered loSs OF harges in The engagement,
t~"'' presame, the Boats, as i1ee was expec
u" q" every momcnt) as2 were seen 10 .nter ST. An
escape" ''~'