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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03


I WILL sell on Friday the 4'h ds'
Of November. il fair, if not the NIX
far d.y. ali M l!OJ SEhDl.D fC'
NiTURE * KITCHEN u1ENSiL>
{ every description, consisting o.
yrea, variety oil articles, many Oh then
fsxce LEM qualiiy-A h.ndsoms Chs,
O. wnlch has not been used since J.
ras completely repaired, with set G!
.dcw Harness.
ALSO,
Amy Stcck Of t,ut,Ic, (among them
ONE good WITCH Cow,)O en-, liorscs
Mules; hundred and hhy head o
sheep, W ich has been crossed i"'
,,rce or four yc2rs wii- the best I'M.
ported Mtrins Rams, and Farm'ag Z
cnsi.s OF every description. cttdi
nine months, will be given on al
sum. above Zen Daliars Notes viii
approve security will be required, &c
ooar interest from the date, II no.
.unc,ualy paid. :,
At the ne time and place, thu
Executors Of George Mason, deceased
W Ii Sell variety OF Household Fur
! .ure, scmc handsome Plate, and az
excellent Tc'cyope. The terms vii
be made known on ,h- dar OF sale.
George Graham.
Lexington, Fairfax County Oct. Is
dr..
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Land tor aaie.

The subscriber offers for
.a.eaFARAi, containing about 80 acres
shout i've miles from Alexandra, Oh
he Colchester road. adjoining the farms
lf Mr. Haywood Foote and air. DENIM
Johnson, The greater part ni when ="
ncadnw land and The rers aiat:er "ch
lsp,ed 10 clover and the prod"c'!cn %
vegetables, Astounding in exeei'e",
prin,s, from which the meadow 'd"'
may be wa'ered. r
Al.e, two hundred ard sixty acres o'
Land all in wood aud timber, exce9' .,
bout ffiv acre. cleared end under goo,
fence, on the RaveD,worlh road, a' W
six miles from Alexandra, and adln'h'"E
the lands of William Hepburn, pa"',,
Dulany and the late Robert Mo- -'' "A
about a mile from the FIRST '"r''''''''
farm.
Oh. Simins
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03

/ viii Rent or Lcgse 1 ON one to ten
wears, the estate IF Andrew Balmsin,
deceased, consisting ef upw;rd, Of
500 A rcs.--Rcservins thereirom. for
TIC use Of my Sister and Children, thc
House and sbout forty Acres Of L;Bt.
II is therefore nee dicss to t,jsc,ihe it
IS those wis hing TO rent, will frst,ew
the premises
Robt. P. Washington.
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12 Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the Suhscribes
~ about the l9'h insi. i negro man
named HUI MPHREY. about 40 Year.
of age, about feet 6 inches hisl-
c othcs not recollcctcd--fe is supposed
to be lursirg about Alexandria, as he
has wife living with MIR. Charles
Nandkins -he formerly lived in thi.
place. Twill give the above reward to
any person who will secure him in an,
iail so that get him again.
JOHN WILKINSON. 4
October ~. 2awu.
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TO RENT.

THAT threc slcry Brl,h House, on
Priv street, near the Farm,rs Hass,
low occupied by Mrs. W.shine los IS
a boarding house. Imuaedi.tc posses
si.n may be had.
G. Denea!e.
O-,rhcr G tf
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Advertisement.
March IS.

s WISH to employ, for the ensuing
4 year single man. whose credcn-
tial arc unexcep,ionsble, TO take charge
of private ella steal school OF 8 or 10
pupils.--My residence is near Hay
MAJ ket Pest OGice, Va
THOMAS TURNER.
Octobcr4 I'm.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03
Valuable Lands for Sale.

4 CREEA8LI to Inc las, viii and
a .amentof toe late Doctor Jamcs
Z lelcn, the subscribers viii sell all tho
ISLE, tc wacreo. l,c died possessed,
consisting ofa farm adjoining the town
Of pi.calaw Wy in Prince Georges cuun.
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AIRING dpCN'
LOO ACRES.

This place Is vel improved with n
comfortable and commcdlcus DIV ciiina
house, anu all con,eLien, and rcce,-
sury cat houses, barns, stables, quar-
,cis, &c. sc. oil a superior Qralny, the
most healthy sifua,;oH i'll that part o!
the country. On this land arc several
well prepared timothy me 'aows, and a
very cons 6crable quantity q ih;s land
ls'welI adapted 10, and easy of prepara
ton tor timothy the soil generally is
fertile and well sdap:cd TO the growth
of Wheat corn sc. from severai ex-
psrmcn,s plaster ects well on this
lend some Of it is we'll set with red
clover. Thsrc is On it gte.t bun
Iancc of;imbcr and wood. 1t will he
sold on the premises 10 the hiVhesi
hitder on the FIRST Thursday in No
ve,Hber next, il fir, il not the mex,
fair day Terms Of sale, three equal
payments at the end of six, twelve aud
eighteen ID outh.; the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved securities, with
a lien upon the land an,il Ike purchase
money is pal.
At the same time and on tho same
terms, viii he sob, a Tract Of LAND,
wing in CORVALLIS Neck, Charlie
county, containing 500 acres IL is
deemed useless to give 4 minute de-
scripiion, as purchasers will view The
~ cmises before the dav ofsale.
Joseph Edelen,
.Nichl. Stonestreet,
Ercemsrs Of DR.. James Edeien.
October J.. 2aw :.
PRINTING
NEATLY EXECUTED At THIS oFFIcB
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To the Public.

10 the IuDllC.
A REPORT having been circulated
~ that several British Officers during
,hcir late visit te this town. were furnish
ed Of my shop with etofhesj ] have ,ho't
i, proper to declare in this public man
rer /; that the said report is without the
smalles foundation. The author OF 1t Is
an unf,heihied sionderer, and tare not
come forward in an open and nsnly
manner, to support the Jai's and mar
eious charge.
robert Gray, Junr.
October Ia.
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J. ID. Sinms,
Alex: Moore,

Executors Of the fasf will and fesfa-
menf II Jas. CrGik, deed.
October ". 2awts
/" The Printers Of The Winches.
ter Gazette aud stanton Republican
farmer ire requested publish the a.
,nve once week ill sale md forward
Their accou,.'s ~ ,hjs Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03

The improvements are q spacious ana
convenient dwelling house,.mGke house,
large barn and every ether necessary
out house: The land produces unc IN.
monty well, asd 10 person disposed o
enter largely i;:lo the agricultural way
this iarn wonld he great acquisition.
rhe proximity TO Alexandra COM
,ined with fertility Of soil sc. repdcis II
well worth the attention Of those tispo..
ed to purchase. Possession (ii reGur-
cd) will be given ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
di.po'ed to purchase m'v k'ow tht
terms on application 10 Benjamin NJ.
Brooke or The subscriber residing on TIC
premises.
INV BROOKE.
March r. VI.
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E.sut Ao..uiS 4.c"Ma.
4 Gus, 30

Es.i.y AOs.uiS A.cnarl.
as ,TO>DED from " oudstock,
lie re- idcnce eiAr. Errnard N. Gu
t.,, in lanqu;er county, Virgi l., on
Ia. ,istt oil tie 26th Of Septcm or,
1914 Mul Ito Man, the pr prrty Of
Mr. Bernard tafter, called WILL
i.NGhe is shout % years ct sge
I:et 9 inches high, Of a slcnucr form,
With black eyes that are circled with
!ed. ard hsa rood cGuptenanoc. He
oo.sesses u good address with civil
manners, and has been accustomed 10
he .ut.,s Of a dining room servant, in
which .ine nc has been wsH taught and
excel. He will doubtless endca'or
o pass for freeman. snd vii rrooa-
NV cha.,,c his name and show forged
,rltine purro,lirg he is free. He had
N whc' he went away, blue cioIh
rouhd4boul, red cashmere waistcoaf,
, de corduroy pantaloons and nsw
IL red hat covered with all oil-c'oth 49,
lie carried with him velvet coat and
1unialoons, sud Other weari' e 'prarei.
The above reward will be paid 10 any
,ers"n WHO will apprehen. Inn it out
If Virginia ana secure him so ti'7t lie
,e brought home, and also all reasona-
BE CHARGES for brinsing him home !;
hut if taken in Virginia and brought
home, FORTY Dol LARS will be
paid and Il re,son2' lr CT rges.
Bernard NJ. Carter,
BY Robert Randolph, his it
tOrney IN .faet.
O.lc e
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Octobcr4.
LAND FOR SALE.

A Tract of LAND in Fairfax Coun-
", Eve GiIcs from Alexandria, con-
taiaiEg .bout
$50 ACRES
Adjoining the seats Of Thompson Ma.
SON and lanes Patton, Esqrs tie qua
lity of the Lrnd is good, having beer
much improved 10y the use OF Pi"strr
and Ciovcr-'here arc nc.rly 80 A.
crcs OF bottom in ,his troct. th'cuFh
which there are cytensiv: ditches. sore
meadow Ian veil set with timothy to
which there NAV 10 additions made
with small expense F; the buildings
'arc situated on a range OF hills com.
maj dag beautiful view of the Peto
mac with an extensive land prospect.
a new Brick House 90 feet by rs was
built l,st summer with upper aud lew
err Porticos and brick quarter for ne.
yroes lis feet by so. For further pFr-
,iculars apply TO the subscriber re,id.
ing en- tho premises.
John c. VozueN.
Mount tIvbla, July Ia. 6m
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GUNpDNtsER.

GUNpOWtsER.
r, FF ,FFf. Clpnpo, R,il,e snd Rock
Gabpo~der IN kes. sIa po.na p-psf.
FER Sale. by
Il 81. MandeviIlc.
Agents Tor the PROJECTORS ol Ii.
Franklin Mills.
August 4.
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Edm: |. Lee,
Land Or Sale.

~aJHE snbscrG e. will sell that wei!
4 known Farm RKyIREAI&NT-
II is shua,ed on Ire Great Hunting
Creek Bridge Road, about miles from
Alexandra, containing
559 ACRES.
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Flo. Dollars itcsU1'd.

STRAYED or stolen from the sui.
scriher living in Aloxasdr o, NO
COWS. one bia K Cow 1T round be-
IL, and both horns wed OFT rather
close to the head. other brin-
lleCow, of long aud slcrd-r BODY,
ho,..s rather wide. white spot IN
or face, the fore fec, and fask' 'ro
ahi.c, long tail with q nhi'c tusfy
md AID, ii ria ht.y ieoo!le:'ed' q
lit in the upper part Of the right cay.
Whoever returns thcmto the sub.cri-
Der shall receive five daliara, or the
ua!f for either.
Eliza Wilson.
N.t * 2av 2w.
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II OYICE !.

~ -
I'm Moud1y the 18th OF Novemb
~ viii be offered Ter salr, on ere
d Sf six months at the ! &c re sidcace
ham DeGeale in Fairfax County,
the pre- .cnt crop o! Ctrn, ; heat ane
O,t.- $50 his stock Of Hors s, Cate,
Shcep and no S with his Farming y.
tensiis. Fhe s.le TO commence al Gle
ven o'clock, and crnitr1e iro II day To
day, until the whole is, disposed OF -
All those 30 whom The decca-cd ma!
be Indebted, will please cal! on either
of the subscribers Tor payment, thee
who may be iud-Ltsd will please IN Ike
Immediate payment
James C.. Dencale,
Rcson WillcoXen,
Ham'rs. o. I'm. Deneaie deed.
October 20.
At the same time md place,
will ne on rel Tor Rcht, MILL with
two run OF stones in compleat orr CT
A So, the Slack sui,h Shop and store
house, vi lot nj 20 (. res of ground
A..o, will hc offered tor Rem, the Farm
,aercon VIM Deneile formerly re-
SIDED. A description is deemed unne.
c ,.sarv, as any person Wishing 10 rent
IN view the prcmise,-il.o can he
nad Farm adjoining tao lend of VIM
Ocncale. ont. lining Of $50 acres, tHs
priaeipal pare Of which is mdera good
cnct-- also, for re0t for term q
resrs, pi-r Of land known by Ii;
amc Of ELIiH. wi hin two mics o.
ticxaniria. The terms made known
~ applying to tic eubscriher.
James c. Dcncalc.
wEo HAS To HIRE.
Iscsaty Negro Men.
Al q,
A first rate Black Smith,
" h compica s. OF Tools
Oclhher 20 laws
Il
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Ito K emit or Lease.

October G.
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Rich kanhawa Bottom Ian /
FOR SALE.
400 ACRES


Of FIRST quality unEtprored hot'oH
LAND, ling on the great k"nhaH
River, in the state OF V!rginia, wall b,
ffercd al Public Sale, before the Got
&C. House door in tnis Town, IN Iht
q day oil Nov. next 1T I? o'c,0ck a.
,oon. Tbs. terms OF sale vii! !e en-,
ialt the purchase monej in hard. an'
nc balance in 6 and u months, pay.
ncnt 10 he secured by negotiable no,ts
with two approved endorsers. to teaI
,,tcrcst Gonl the date. and 2 lieu up
81 he land. This Ia d is par' OF tn
Justly celebrated tract known by th.
ZANE oil
Craik's Survey;
And aAjniss The ANS oi tie late Gen
" sh ,e,on. Sal, wotks have beet
,re. Established in its neigh' orhood
IKE tils is intispul"hle Tire lar
viii he disposed oil by fripafs Sale,
my time before tre day above men
Toned. upon app ic ticn 10 the suh
,cribcrs; Who viii exhibit plat OF II
70 any one disp Sc purchase
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pUBLi- SALE.

Oct. Is.
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ia Weo1 Couaty, firgihia' hea'h' ''W-
6ssvd 4 ,i Wei watered near The River
Oar, AID within eight miles Ut Bel
,dir. l have sevetsl most vniuabie
YRACrS of LAND in the Western
Soun,ry and seversl thousand Acres IN
Tue State ~ psans, ivanis, which l would
seil ou, da not now o6er-not having
vet obt .incd the final cobveyances Of the
..me, under ex,slin1 contracts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-28

ra;.ahtly volunteered to defend the soil Of
,fmeyieans, and the British army is an evil
dcncc of the estimation in which they were
held by our enemies.
The Vermont Militia were commanded by
Maj. Gen. STRoEe, who displayed throug hout
the intrepidiy and frmness OF ,he soldier.
Every voice is loud in his praise.
We cannot but consider the events Of this
day as glorious TO the Americans, and highly
important TO this section of the country.
Considering The great disparity between the
naval forces, and the dreadful odds at which
Com. M'Donough fought, we are astonished
st the result. The British ship and brig were
new vessels Of the first order, and perfectly
prepared for action. Their superiority ia
guns and men was great. They chose their
own time, and were enable TO take advantages
by their position. Nor was il OF trivial i'm
portance that they fought in full view Of the
whole British army where Gov. Provost com
manded in person. This must have induced
them to fgh. desperately. But the gaiIan,
tars of America have again been victorious.
Once more have they triamphcd, and glory
and honor await them.
The fortunate issue of this battle is the
best euiosium upon the character OF the
Intrepid M'Donough. Had he not been the
bravest among the brave, victory would new
cr have perched upon his a,andsrd. He a.
cheived all that magnanimous officer could
effect, and merits all that gres,iuI people
can bestow.
After the news Of his victory was received
the public feeling broke out in declarations
of applause. On Monday evening thi: town
was brilliantly illuminated.
The American anl British officers, who FELL
in the late memorable engagement, were
honorably inferred on "Wednesday last. The
collins OF the American officers, covered with
the flags OF their vessels, were taken in I boat
from the CONS. ship, and followed by him
and his officers in another boat, to the British
ship, where they took on board the deceased
British officers, covered with The flags OF their
own vessels, and followed by their survivors,
proceeded to the shore. During the pro-
cession, minutes guns we're fred from the
Commodorc's ship.
Immediately on their landing, they were
received by a large escort of infantry and
artillery, and joined by number oi ,ns OIL
ficers of the army. A, they proceeded to
the public burying ground, minute guns
were fired from the fort. AT the grave there
was discharge Of musketry and artillery.
The procession was throDged by a numerous
concoursc of citizens. Although the alter
noon was very rainy, the ceremony was con-
Quoted In such a manner as TO convince our
enemy that we have not been forgetful OF the
respect shown to Lawrence and others.
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BY Gen strcng and other gentlemen Of distinction.
The whole not exceeding two thousand five hundred
men.
The British forces Being now either expelled or
csptured, the services Of the Volunteers and Mili-
tia may be dispensed with.
Gen. Macombe cannot howeyer permit the Militia
Of New.York and the Volunteers OF Vermont, TO de-
part without carry ing with them the high sense be
enle rtains for their merits. The zeal with which
they came forward in defence of their country when
the signal Of danger was given by The general, re-
fleets the hs hesl ustre their patriotism and spr-
il. Their conduct in the field has corresponded
with the laudaDle motives, which led them into il.
They have deserved the esteem of their fellow-cti.
zens and the warm appreciation of their comman.
ders. They have exenplifed how speedily Ameri-
can citizens can be prepared TO meet the enemies OF
their country.
In testifying his ef the merits OF the troops,
the General cannot but express his sorrow and re-
pret for the loss of brave and virtuous citizens
and for those who have bsen wounded. The loss
no doubt will be keenly felt by their friends and
trymen, but at the same time will be borne with that
fortitude and resignation which become good citi.
zens and good christians Tie affection Of the Gen.
eral will accompany his brave associates in arms
wheresoever they may go, nor will any thing give
more pleasure than opportunities OF testifying to
them individually, by actions as well as words, the
high regard he cherighes for them.
The General, in the name of the United States,
thanks the Volunteers and the militia for their dis
tingushed services, and wishes them happy re-
turn to their families and friends.
u ALEXANDER MACOMBE.
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LOOK 1T THIS.

THE following Capital Prizes must all be drawn
. in a few days, in Plymouth Beach Lottery.
Il prize of 30 600 Dollars i!
A do. of 1000 Dollars
do. Of 500 Dollars!
besides great quantity of 8 100. S SO and $50
&c. &c. &c.
Warranted unGrawn Tickets, Halves,
Quarters and Eighths, be obtained at the Truly
Fortunate Lottery and Exchange Office OF
JOSIAH {. SHAW,
No. liza, Thames .strerf,
where have been distributed within few days the
following Prizes in the above Lottery, viz:
of 100 Dollars
2 Of so Dollars
ii Of 20 Dollars !!
Toe Of - Dollars
and in former Lotteries, the following Capital P.i-
zes, viz:
l Of $4,000 J! HI!
] of Si5,ooo -!
Of $4,000 ~!
! of $1,000 -!
Aof S5oo!!!
l. of S2oo!!
81 of SiOO!
besides vast number of $50, $50. $40. &c. &c.
Sebt 2l
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War Events.
SPLENDID SUCCESS!
tDEFE.aT OF THE BRITISH BOTH By Ly9Nl2
.iJvD WATER.

Nom the Barhayton Gazette, 16th inst.
BY tho politcness of gentlemen direct from
plausburgh, we have been favored with the
particulars Of the brilliant success Of our land
and naval forces on the lth inst.
The action between the fleets commenced
about o'clock, A. M. in Plattsburg Bay.
Tho British Commander, with a moderate
breeze in his favor, bore down upon Com. M
Donongh, and rccsived his fire at about SO
rods distance. The contest which coniaued
3 hours and 25 minutes, terminated In the
capture OF the British ship, brig, and two
sioops. The most determined bravery was
displayed on both Sides
The following account of the force and loss
OF both fleets, was received directly from
Com. M'Donough, and written down on the
spot, by a gentleman Of this place. 1t may
be relied on as correct so far as the indcfati-
gable attention Of tho Commodore to the
wounded and the burial of tho dead, and the
fidelity of the British officers, have enabled
him 10 ascertain tho facts.
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POETRY.


For Me RHoDR ISLAND REPUBLIcIH.
JACK MIZZEN was noble and true
Kind-hearted aud sound to the core,
None better his duty e'er knew,
On board ship. or rafting on shore.
Tho rough was the hill Of poor Jack,
Within, all was manly and great;
On mess.ma;e he ne'r tuFn'd his back
Or ever prov'd false to his Kate.
Jack Mizzen know'd nothing bout fear;
Foul or fair, twas the same, high or lows
He'd give to the orphan-a tear,
When twas all that he bad to bestow.
Bst Death, soon or late, all must meet,
And the Tars of the LASER can tell.
How that cowardice neer staia'd his cheeks
Like Hero he fought--and he fell.
But now don't let's be sober my boys,
Whilst we've any cbnk for our host;
To the glass then, come all hands ahoy,
rSAILoRs RIGHTS AND FACE TRADE." be the toast
MUSTAPHA.
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NEW GOODS.

The subscriber informs the public that he has t.-
L ken the store formerly occupied by p. o Rich
mond where be offers for sale general assortment oS
FANCY md SIAPLE GOODS,
adapted to the season, comprising many scarce and
valuable articles, not generally to be had--amonE
which are
Fine, plain aud figured Lenoes, book Mus
lins and Csmbrics, elegant fancy Ga and Il Sbawls,
black Lustrngs and Cam5rics, super. glazed and
undressed Cambrics, MusIins, Ssrsnets, Cambricks.
Linnen do Thread Laces, Cotton do very fine, Lin
men Threads, white Fannels, red green and black do.
The above Goods he proposes selling for
Cash only, not doubling the prices will he suffic-
lent inducement for those who wish buy cheap,
call and see before making their purchases.
N. b. New-York, Connecticut, and Masss-
chusets Bank Bills will be received at par few days
longer, for Goods, as above.
Sept H. ALANSON RICHMOND.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,
yasf received, and for sale,at the Book store Of
JOSIAH &. SHAW,


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Among the British officers, killed were
Com. Dawnie and s Lieuts's. The Amori-
can ofa:ers killed we're Lieu,'s. Gamble and
Stanbury, (the latter of whom was knocked
overheard and not found,) and sailing master
Carter.
The British officers taken are Capt. Pring
and or 8 Lieut's. The wounded have been
parolcd, and sent out to the Isle Aux Noix.
The British ship Is a fine vessel Of her
class, having, two gun decks in her bow and
stern, and mounting, among her guns, %
long 24 Founders, battery OF which few fri
gates in the British navy can boast. This
remark was made by British officer who
was taken.
BETWEEN THE LAND FORCES.
q constant firing was keps up during the day.
A caononading was maintained from the Brit
ish batteries against our fort, while division
Oft the army attempted TO cross the Saranae
above Pla,tsburgh, and to attack our militia in
Rank. They were met by the Green Noun
saiu Militia aud rcpulsed with loss. The
whole British army decamped at night, and
returned 10 Canada.
The Militia OF Vermont--,he Green
Mountain Boys-have acquired aud main
tanned tho reputation Of soldiers; they merit
the applause Of their country. They have