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ALBANY, May %

General WIKI inson arrived in town
last evening, on bis way to Baltimore
where he means 70 fix his residence.
keep nv letter open for any news which
may arrive TINS evening.
Dy letter from Montreal, received
b. this days mil, the British state their
loss in the landing at Oswcso at 80 In
Rallied and wounded that trey took a
considerable quantity of military and ma
va, stores ard provisions. 1t elso states
The arrival OF 5000 troop. at Quebec.
Nothing from Lake Champ|ain o. from
the west, but what you will find 10 the
Ontario Messenger.
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for,, The line decentralization between
Tennessee and the confluence of the
Coosa and Tallapoosa, making the me-
cessary arrangements to enable him to
do so. About 600 Of the E. Tennessee
Militia will be left at this place, ESQ at
Fort STROLLER, ana Is at Fort Armstrong
and New Deposit. Old Deposit viii De
maintained by captain HammoRd's COM
pany Of Rangers. :.
Tomorrow detail 500 Of the mill
tia Under the command Of B. Gen. john
son, to the Cahawba. with instructions
to unite with me at Fort Deposit, after
basing dispersed ans bodies OF the enc
nv they may find there assembled.
The commissioners who have ben
appointed to make treaty with the
Greeks, need have nothing to do bat as
sign them their proper limits Those
OF the friendly party who have associated
with me will be easily satisfied; and
those of the hostile party, they consider
il favor that their lives have been spar
ed them, and will look upon any space
that my be allowed them for their future
settlement, as bsunteous donation. l
have taken the liberty TO point out what
| think ought to DE lie future lines CT
separation, with which / will hereafter
make you acquainted. lfihey should be
established, none of the Greeks will be
left ON the west of the Coosa.
Accompanying this / send you re.
port made out by the adjutant general
of the killed and wounded at the battle
of Tohopsika, which was omitted to be
sent by The former express.
have The honor TO be,
Very respectfully your obt. seryt.
ANDREW JACKSON,
Major Gen.
His Excellency
w. BLouNr.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, MAY 81.
70 sHKw
rHs WAY Age < BonT OF THE rIxR
as FORM AND PRESSURE"
--latest from Sacke,ts Har5or.

--latest from Sackeits Har5or.
We have seen a letter from Sac
ketcs IIsrhor. under date of the
2nth May. which states that Sir ].
Yeo caale TO anchor the da, preced-
ing at ! o'clock. p. Nj. about9 miles
from that village, and continued his
positicn to i p. NJ. on the day the
letter was written. His force con-
sisted Of Z vessels OF war of various
sizes. Their object is no doubt to
blockade and intercept the naval
stores on their way from Oswego.
for our ships at the Harbor. The
new frigate Superior was nearly
ready her armament. part OF which
only twenty five So Founders had
arrived. The remainder were ex-
pected daily over land. The frigate
on the stocks was nearly planked up.
and would, in all probability. be
launched by the 9Th of next month,
and in so days after be ready fer sea.
This will give superiority on Lake
Ontario. f. Post.
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NEW MUSIC.
JUST RECEIVED y.
.FoR sAte By

I James Kennedy and Son.
Esyptian Air, arranged as a Rondo,
How often viii proud memory trace
Through Jey yailies,
Six Fayorite. Songs from the Lasy Of
the Lake,
How wretched is the Captives Lot,
Recitative and Polacca By >MazzinghS
tuz-Eustace,
Overture TO PanurSe;
Once on a time,
Young Lobski, by MazSinghi;
The Sentinel,
Dear Erin or Cush'amscrec,
New Instructions for the Pi'no Forte.
with the proper node OF lingering
from the best authors, by =. j.
Blake,
Hooks Complete Book Of Instructions
for do.
Blake's Complete Preceptor for the q.
Flute,
- Evening Companion for do.
Nav 81. ,s,, .,sg dtt,
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CHARLESTON, May %.
British Fleet in the Of1ing.

British Fleet in the Olling.
A British frigate appeared in the Of
fling Yesterday. with a white flag lying
at her fore-topmast, and last evening
she sent GOAT into Rebellion Roads,
and put on board the United States schr.
Carolina, lying at anchor there, Captain
IfuBpELL, lac master OF the pilo,-boat
schooner William, Of this port, which
vessel was captured on Thursday last,
in Is fathoms water,on her passage from
Havana. with q cargo OF sugar, coffee,
SC. and ordered for the Wvst-lndies.
Capt. II, was treated with much po-
likeness while on board the frigate, the
commander of which put himself to
some Inconvenience in order to land
Capt. II. and two gentlemen who we're
passengers on hoard his schooner.
We learn that there are in company
with the above frieatc, the Majestic, ira.
zee) and the Morgisna sloop Of war !;
and that they have been cruising be-
tween St. Mary's and this port tor some
time past. The name oftho friga,e we
could not learn last evening, as we were
unable to meet with Capt. II. but un-
derstand that she is new vessel, only
six months old, The squadron are on
the look out for American pr,vateers,
and to rscaplure any oftheir large home.
ward bouRd feet which may fall into our
hands and be making for Southern ports.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-31

Ner .Londen. Hrinssdoy,
.Mry ssh, sunset.
'"s ''renoon information was rereiy-
+ a'ls that The srn-topts froE New
:. - oad reached Ssybrook. This at
) N, about FIVE O'Clock, we were
''l oy most Tremendous cannonad.
ht,Ie 10 The westward OF the ligb,
We IN he direction where the enc
squadron were at anchor. We
'Ien enabled 70 acccun, for the
=" " ohscFsu'g several Of The gum
y PISS cane in aroundl the wes-
PcM 1.-THE tarhor, near the iigh,
- AS the wes,her is calm. and
:, '"p"'s'Sle fer them TO ras. the e.
= " To speed, tie hripg is iuce.sant,
:. ~ R'arwa;ion reach town previous
Closing OF TIE nail. YOU sh II
"S result as FAR as | can learn.
g. o'clock, Frening.
''e Writing the above. the gun
hs,. s"sh PASSED The point have
o., ''cnt. The weather sill con-
calm and the iring iueessant.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-31

. coysr.;n. &c miles s. by
for . ., rhsIons) another corps was
y. o. me right bank ofthe Aube
po''' s.o ~ Of Arcis ; another Oh the
ia T"u' about the same distance
"a 'a .rs;i.. on the otherside OF the
ron 9Th, othsr at Meri on the Seine.
sa'' aI ,,,,sr a: .".sssca' and Poat-Sar
SiFS -, j, seems pushed os to .hr-
S'"'Fs r5,, from Fere Chamhenoise
e, ao;h. where he was a'tscked BY
I p ''l;..-r he resistance was obsu-
q ' -, me place was taken by the
sis,. 60 Of wirtemhurs covered with
Ellen suemy,
s a these events were taking
We Cen, p,u.hcr hscing been rein.
'f'l by ,he corp.of Gen. 81, Priest,
'1 IN the 18th TO Rha.as, and
that phase, on the 10Th. He
sV '.,,inued hi, pursuit of Hiortier
aids Ahernag.
. a,.riou,Iy 70 the battle at .Arcis-sur-
Ronaoar,e with part ot his army
"'' ..,y..,sd towards y try on the
ga, T miles S. of Chalons, which
,lsI p;nce Schwartzenburg sud-
go - n torn a junction near Fer
.,,sO,se, With Marshal Butcher.
r,e allied army was now 100000
-, and alter defeating Marmont,
IT Oud,not. and Macdonald, o.
s,,b they took possession OF Fere
~sptsasise 90 the 26ta OF March
,re,ed,pg battle they captured To-
=, n,i,on.r. AID 80 pie, es OF cannon.
T,s nile, then took up their ua"c'e
,,a P.r.,, ie>,'ng Bonaparte in their
:, and diving before them the scat
.,,5 remains OF the enemy defeated op
k $50.
Prince Sch ~ar:zenburg took the Left
= 3Vchcr the right route TO Paris,
n ,bs, MARCHED diagonaiiy from tn
Avn. % the Msrne. he former being a.
"a, ngi,~s, and the latter at Ferries
~, J2yare on the eth of March,
u. later place is o. the Marne and
=. lnrmer 10 miles South OF it
N.rshal Butcher arrived at Meaux
NJ re 2Stb and Prince Schwartzenburg
rIspny, ION the No ne and in advance
{, Naur being only l3 miles from Pa
sl The position of No=fmlrtree O.
vr,ooks raus from the North; here
L. allies established themselves.
Napoleon in consequence OF these
,o,enents and the defeat OF his Gene
ns. n.arched with the utmost preciPl-
n,lon from S, DEXTER and Yury through
crease and Bar-su- .4ube, upon I'royes
md thence to FontciR5isax, where &c
arrived IN time to hear of the trinmphal
,r'-y into Paris of the Emperor of Rus.
'la and King Of Prussia at the head o'
TER armies. after aetesling on the SotA
Q. March he corps OF Marmdn', AIor'
- s7d others, which defended thai
G.Dla.
Inc last sccosnt from Bonaparte is
,hsj on The lst of April he had assem-
bed re remains Of his srmies between
frs2ae and Paris, about l. miles from
ne city where be nad "tuken a posi-
uen' Vi defence.
report irom London late in the e.
uulae ollhe 5th oil April, stotes thai
* 40, con- p,e,sly defeated Oh ~, l.eni
ne montn, b>Iug intercepted or -
Ma.co to lhe copit4l. But his own bal,
kin the sane Gate, affords evidence
u Tic iDcorre.iLess Of this rumour.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-31
His Excellency
w. BLouNr.

.aT Meeting ofthe President and ~,
rector, ofthe Lille RiVrr Turnpike
COMPANY IN the 1osrn Of alexandria,
on The {ourM day Of February, 1914
RESOLVED, That notice be given to
the delinquent stockholders in the Lit
tie River turnpike Company, that un'
less pay nicnt is made. at the amount
due oa their respective shares Of
Stock 70 the Treasurer OF said Com
Dany In alexandria, Oh or betore the
first day OF May next ensuing the date
hereof, that their accounts will be put
into the hands OF an Attorney. VIII IN.
situations to bring suit to the hrst
court alter the expiration OF the above
time.
ORDERED, That copy Of the a.
bsve resolution be delivered 10 each
delinquent Stakeholder IN tie Little
River Turnpike Company.
By order of the Board Of Directors,
Joseph Dean,
President
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-31
Twenty Dollars Reward.

CTRAYED or Stolen on the night
~ Of the 2l.t inst. from Henry S.
Earls in Alexandria. . bright bay
Stud Horse,
With black name and tail, about feet
high, 8 years Cd, has on his r ght
shoulder large gauld occasioned by a
collar 1t is Supposed he was stolen by
VIM. Turnbaw, native of PennsyIya-
MIA. Twill give the above reward for
the Horse, or one half his value tor tic
horse and thief, if stolen, on his appre-
hension and conviction, on application
to II. S. Earl in Alexandra, or
John r. Malone.
Near Richmond
May ST. 81
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W,sgISeroN Cry, Nav s.

Letters have been received at the
War Department, stating that Col
Campbell, fl9th in'an,ry) with a de-
tachment of 5 or 500 men and some sea
men acting as arrIllerists, crossed from
Erie to Lonc-point. About 50 British
dra ~oons s,,i:oned there as ap out-Dos,
and -nard 10 public stores, made their
escape. The mills employed in manu-
Securing a9ur for the enemy, S some
houses occupied as stores, were burn
cd: when the party returned, without
losing man.
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AIex'a. May so.

g. The above Notice not
having been complied with by the
Stockholders, they are again rsquired
to pay the first, second, and third H.
5taiment. due upon their respective
subscriptions, that is to say, the iull a.
mount of the said subscriptions to Jo'
nah Thompson, the Treasurer, OF the
said Company in Alsxandria, on or
before the tenth day Of July next ensu-
inc the date hereof -And they are fur
ther notified, That ifthey should fail to
make their payments by the period a
toresaid, that their account, will be
put into the hands Of an Attorney, with
instructions to bring suit Tor the reco.
very Of the same.
By order of the Board of Directors.
Joseph Dean,
President.
May 81. cav.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-31
L O S T
May 81.

Yesterday, between the hours Of 10
and | | o'clock, BLACK BOY nam
ed CYRUS, about four years old He
I'D on yellow ja' ket of country
cloth, dark mixed trousers and whits
cotton shirt, no hat /; his head is burnt
with the sun so as to make it Of red
oish appearance. Any person indine
such child, will confer great favor
on bis parents hv giving information
to the Printers ofthis Grzette..
May 81.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-31
81 LAST NIGHT's MAig..
NEW YORK, May 9s

Arrived Steam Boat PARAGcN, Wiss-
'al, 5 hours from Albany, with about
&c Luldrsd passengers.
tsft. w. informs, at the Brush
Sla,rnn under Sir james Yeo Was
@c&-tag Sacket;'s Harbor And tba,
tn'asAu;e M'Douough was 20 have
"t'a from Ferscnnes yesterday, in
l'%iotlhe enemy on Lake Champlain.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-31

The streets are crowded and the
people waiting with impatience to
hear the result. About 90 packets
and coasters we're conveyed by the
gun-boats. and are mostly in the har-
Dor, Captain Howard and three or
more have. reached the wharyes.
Should the weather continue favor
able through the night. il is though,
much damage may be done to the
enemy. The mail closing.
II will be perceived that our infor-
nation is the latest the NEIL could bring
from ". London, and that it is probable
the action continued through the night.
or al least until all The CONVOY Of coast
ers were safe in port. AH officer who
arrived in the stage from n. Harer,
states, that the ships Of the enemy were
the Maidstone frigate and TIE Sylph
sioop OF war; and on the way bill of the
stagc, it is written that they had cot a
a dFubblRs.
|. ne tOICC VI SVtil. ltWtS CtfS'StSu
of IS boats, Q OF them ke.ches (ircm
the Mediterranean with 2 guns, and
the remainder with ! gun each, la,
"a or 50 Founders. The whole are
we'll manned, and we trnst in being ena-
hled TO give good account OF their o.
pera,ions.l
POSTSCRIPT We learn from
The passengers in the Eastern stage.
arrived last sight, that the engage
mcnt hstween The gun-hoats and the
!rigate Maidstone. was distinctly
seen from Tew-l.0ndor. 1t was a
ner.eet calm, a time most favorable
Cor the operation Of vessels OF This
description. The beats surrounded
the lrigate. hut appeared 10 be at too
great distance 10 DO much execu-
ton. The firing ceased al on We'd
nesiay evening when the boats came
to anchor at the mouth OF the har-
Dor. One Of the passengers left
New, London at midnight. and at J.
o'clock or Thursday mornin. heard
heavy canEonadins in the direction
| Of that place /; and supposes the gun
| boats bad renewed the attack, as it
! was still calm.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-31
FI)IJ
Nav 81

ON the Colchester road. some day
the week before last by black manj
q WATCH KEY of gold and white
Cornelian-a EAR RING of rold md
red Corneiian, AMI the handle OF gold
WATCH,stied together by piece OF
black ribbon. The owner can have it
again by applying q, this Office, prov,
ing prope ty. paying the expence Of
TINS advertisement and leaving a gratu.
lty tor the finder. If no application is
made within two weeks, it will be re-
turned to the fiadcr.
Nav 81 II
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NAvAL ENGAGEMENT.

'n'trGation reached us yesterday
N"e'rg, 'h%t Commodore Lewis. With
sun bOa,s from this port, was on
.t'cstay list IF Sayhrook, engaged
We toe British fgigate Maidstone, and
%p o'war Sy'pb. Result not know
'',N Is SAID The commodore gave them
SrNppenrp with his long heavy guns.
w" his guns burst, which DANCE
'V''r Wounded one man.
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One Cent Reward.
Runaway from the subscriber on
the 9Th inst.
Thomas Williams,

Anapprentise TO the Hair Dressing bu-
siness, about " years of are, stout and
web made. All persons ara hereby
.forwarned ag,,nst harhoring o. trusting
him on my account w hoover VIII
return said BOY to me at my Shop on
ROYAL Street, shall receive the above
reward but no chsrpes will be paid.
I'hos. Shields.
MAY 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-31

1t will be observed, by the article
from Tennessee, that the Indian war is
entirely at an end, and the greater part
Of the troops engaged in it have been
called home.
we are much pleased to learn that
the military conduct, combining skill &
courage Of General Jackson, OF the Ten
uessee militia, hasattractec the attention
of the tXecutivc. General JACKSON
vs. appointed BRIeADIER GENERAL
in tie army ofthe United STATES and by
brevet has the honorary rank OF MAJOR
GENERAL. This appointment, we
doubt not, sill meet the general appro.
baton. MAJ. Intel.
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This is to give Notice.

This IS to give Notice.
That the. subscriber of Prince
Georges County hath obtained from
the Orphans Court thereof letters tcs-
tamentary Of the estate of Gavin Hs.
milton, with the will annexed, and
that all persons interested therein, are
desircdto produce their claims on or
before the se,h day Of Jul, nex,--.hey
may otherwise be by law excluded
IRON ali benefit Of said estate.
VIM. e. Clagett.
Rr'or. IF Ga1hs HdaatoA
January ~. iaw6m.
N. B. The sale Of bis goods win
take place on the sth FsbruarY. g
E . T. 80 = r. .
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-31

1t is rumored that Major General
HARRISON has resigned his commission
in the army. We have not been able
TO ascertain whether The resignation Is
accepted, though We incline to think ii
has been rendered. 10.
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f'm Gun-Boat Engagement.

fr''bsr-f9m the CoLum6ias.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16

from L'Orient, with dispatches from the
new government of France to the French
Minister in this country, and the American
Executive. The captain informs US that
Bonaparte had taken his departure from
Fontainbleau for Elba, a small island in
the Mediterranean that King Louis was
expected in France from England in two
or three DAYS, and that a Congress for a ge-
neral peace was shortly to be assembled in
Paris, at which ministers from all the
Crowned heads in Europe were TO attend,
and that the American Ambassadors had
been invited.
The Olive Branch has the old French
flag displayed at mast head, and the hats
of the officers and crew are decorated with
the white Cockade. AS she approached
the city she fired a royal salute of 81 guns,
which was answered from Castle Williams
on Governors Island.
The Captain of the Olive Branch and
his aid, dressed in the old French uniform,
landed this morning and have deposited in
the post office three packages OF dispatches
addressed to the Secretary of State.
We regard this arrival as another har-
DlnScT Oh lndt utSafdblc pCnSS Nli>h ""oieo
our own country. Far from being of the
number of those who imagine that the late
unparalleled successes of Great Britain will
have the effect to render her impenetrable
to the proposals for an accommodation at
length so ardently desired by our admins
tration itself. as conveyed by its five En-
VOWS. we view it in the directly contrary
light. Had she been unsuccessful, then, in
deed, ! should have apprehended difficult
ties from that proud spirit which is, at
once, her glory and her security--never
would she have consented to yield from
apprehension, what she will readily, cheer
fully grant from magnanimity. Whether
am mistaken when ] pronounce as l now
fearlessly do, that she will agree to a peace
upon terms, as +" advantageous and honor
able to this country, " as she offered us, IN
1906, as confessed by Mr.. Monroe himself,
let the event shew. No great length of
time will elapss before the truth will be
known.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16
OFFICIAL.

Extract ola letter Jr0m LraVen Gayle
Lieut. Gel Of the 6ist Ress. 10 the
hgjutant General, dated
MATTHEWS COUNTY, May 90.
"The principal station of the enemy IN
our Bay is Tapeier Island but they con-
tinue a line of cruizers Of light and large
vessels from thence to L,nhaven Bay; q
par. of them continually lowering close
in along the shores from New Point Com
fort to the mouth of ,he Rs~ppahannock
River, and within Is or 90 days past
they have assembled our principal water
courses, say East, North and Pianki-
tank Rivers, in large forces with bar.
ges Of the largest class, not less than six
ia number with from so to 40 men in
each barge, up to the head of the naviga-
ton, and have taken the soundings of
these rivers. They generally approach
in the night, when none of their vessels
are in Immediate view, and arrive at the
head of the water.courses about day
light. The frs, of the enemy in this
way, was on the night Of the 1st instant
20 East river, when they captured the
fine schooner Grecian, of Baltimore
the loss to the owner By this capture in
vessel and cargo is computed at S $1,000
and not a cent insured.
Enquirer.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16
LONDON, April IS.

It is reported, that transports have
been ordeted TO Bordeaux TO carry
$4,000 of Lord Wellipgeon's army to
America.
The celebrated Chateabriand has pub
iished at Paris an article complimentlng
the allies, particularly the British, on
the overthrow of the tyrant.
April II.
1t is said government contemplate
Offering to the Spaniards from 20 to
IS 900 troops to recover louisiana
Letters from thence say the inhabitants
are diacontented.
April 10.
Beveen-op Zoom, Antwerp, Ostend
and Lisle, have declared for the bour-
borns.
The Texel feet is said to have sur.
rendered.
Havre,de.Grace has declared for the
Bou,bons.
The French 81, Polonias, was sent
over for Louis 18th bot a British &
Russian Fleet will convey him TO
France.
$4,000 stand of arms, we understand,
are ordered to be sent to America.
Marshal Marmont, Duke of Ragusa,
was the first military man 10 command
who declared for the restor4' IN, and he
negotiated for the safety and support OF
Bouapafte.
Lord Harrowby is to be the British
Envoy to the General Congress OF Eu-
rope about to be held. Afterwards he
Is TO be Ambassador TO Louis. 10.
Mr.. Canning is to be first Lord Of
the Admiralty.
1t is said Lord Wellington is to be
one OF the Commissioners for adjusting
at Paris the affairs of Europe.