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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-22
FROM THE FLOTILLA.

In addition TO Com. BARNEY'S letter we
learn from one of his officers, " that Com
Barrie's force consists of the Dragon "a, A.
casta frigate, Jaseur brig, three schrs. rocket
boat, &c. He had pledged his word fhoncr,
he would either capture or destroy the flotl-
la we have seen he has failed, but to excuse
himselfhe now says, lie did not expect to take
US he only wished TO draw us down to the
guns of the frigate and brig, the latter carry
ing 50 Founders and the former probably the
largest in the British navy yet we were for
near an hour within their reach and not a
shot struck us.
We are strengthening our position, have
erected small battery, and the mouth of this
branch OF the Greek being very narrow, we
have distracted its entrance so as to prev ent
any thing getting in without our consent--uur
guns all bear upon it at short canister dis
lance or long musket shot, so that an assault
by night, of no matter what force, would meet
with dcfeat--in the day time they dare rot
look at US.
Stuart had fire or two at two boats YES
tcrday, but they were not disposed to remain
after night, some of them returned & threw
four shot at his quarters-whether injury was
sustained or not, we have not heard. Our
galley which received a shot, is repaired and
ready for action, and we have repaired the
barge injured by the bursting of her gun, and
have given her long "a from the gun-boat,
50 that she will be more formidable than c.
YER Com. Barrie has said he believed com.
Barney would fight but his men would not
alas, how sadly was he mistaken %
Bait. Pat
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ZION the "a. "a. Co.,.

Yesterday fer the first time, after a lapse of
twenty years, appeared the French white
Gockade. and the ensignia of the Cross of St.
Lou.s-l hose signs inspired every where but
one sentiment of respect and admiration-
Gen. y iiieot (JuneD was the first who APP
pcare:l in this city with the ancient dccora-
tons Of Royalty. May such an example q
ceTotedness to lis legitimate Sovereign be fol-
lowed Oy ali Freedmen, who like himself
have served their country with sincere affec-
ton
Ii is said that Gen. NVilleoti IS brcveted by
Louis :. VIII. to the grade of Lcqt GcAera! Of
lis armies.
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-4lerdndyiQ, jane IS.
RANGES OF TfiE ENEMY.

BY a gentleman direct from the neighbor-
hood of barney's flotilla and the British squa-
dron, who arrived here last evening, We have
the most distressing situation Of the inIlabi-
tants of that section of Maryland-A brig of
~ guns and IS barges were as high NJ the
Pautuxent on thursday as BeIs;:ict-thc bar
ges had progressed to Nottingham a Consider
able DISTANCE above benedict. He states that
number Of houses were burnt by them, and
other caormities committed---auong those
were one belonging to Captain Macllal, and
one to Mr.. Broom. On crossing the ferry al
place called Pig Point yesterday morning he
distinctly saw the barges at Nottingham and
smoke issuing from house which ne was
told belonged to Gen. Bowie, and it is proba-
bic the whole village is burnt-A tabacco
warehouse has been burnt by them on the ST
Mary's side of the Paumxent containing
quantity of tobacco. He represents the dis
tress OF the citizens as eXtrcne--the woods
and roads full Of women and children flying ii,
all directions from their homes. The British
lay all the night before last at Lower Malbro
GCz
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SALEM. Jnne 2.

A'[-4- a. NJ JIflC ..
The following arc the names Of the officers
who have arrived in the cartel Matilda, from
EalifaX.-They have all been confined as hos=
taGeS under the retaliation system, and were
released in consequence of the late arrang-
ment -
George G. Steele, Capt I6,ll Regt. u S. INIT
l.emuel Bradford, Capt DIST Go.
Oliver HerriCk, Capt, y months Volunteers:
Joshua Konkev, Capt. ~. York Volunteers.
Henry Schill, Lieut.. 9th Regt. Infantry.
Henry Van Swaringen, Lent 1st R;he Regt:
Joseph Marshal, Lieut. l4th Intt.
Richard ARIEL, Lieut. 18th 90
Vim. G. Beard, Lieut. Rife RECT
John G.. Clarke, Lieut.. 5th Reg. Inf
Ira Drew, Lieut. 2lst Init
KENNEL Godwin, Lieut.. I4th Reg. Init.
WIN @. Sanders, Lieut.. 18th do
Abraham Clark, Lieut.. New-York militia.
Abraham Graves, Ensign do. do
Lieutenant Miller, formerly British agent fct
prisoners at Halifax, came up IN the Matilda.
having charge ofthe prisoners He is super
cedcd in MS agency at Halifax by Captain
Cush.e, OF the Navy. Lieut. Miller is 20 BE
stationed as agent at Bermuda.
The troops from the cartel we're Yesterday
transported III sloops to Noit INDEPENDENCE,
Boston.
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the 10th regiment of Infantry, consisting of
four or five hundred men under the command
OF 1t. Col CLINcH, who have been encamp-
ed near this city for several weeks, on Mon
day last took up the line of march for the nor
thorn frontier, and passed through Baltimore
ON Thursday morning. The whole form
body otstou; and active young men, enlisted
in rth-Caroiina, and as li&eiy as anf we
have seen to do credit 20 themselves aud the
southern country. .tat mt
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Extract ofG letter 70 tie editors ofthe Bali.
more american, dated

WASHINGTON, June IS.
The dispatches from France BY the Oil
vier have been received by government and
by Mr.. Serru1ier The contents of those to
government have not transpired. The Intel
lisenccr may perhaps contain something about
them.
" Mr.. Serrurer has been confirmed as min
lister of France near the American govern
ment by the new French authorties-and
1t is believed that he has been commanded to
assure the President of the continued GOOD
viii and regard of France for the United
States, and of the hereditary friendship of the
Bourbons towards us 1t is not to be doubted
that the new order Of things in France is high
y suspicious TO the commercial relations be-
tween her and America, and will conduce to
the more speedy restoration of general COM
merce, if not OF peace, between us and En-
gland AS peace in Europe is almost GER
tain, and as practical end of impressment
will follow, our differences with the enemy
will, it is believed, be adjusted at the general
congress.
" Private letters to the Goth of April, have
been received from Mr. Crawford bv the Oil
vicr. He had dined at the house Of Mara0is,
one of the new French authorities, in conpa-
ny with lords Castlereagh and Cathcart.-
This looks we'll.
" An honorable peace is the more desirable
10 us now, as, having made fair experiment
of the efficiency of a navy in defending our
commercial * maritime rights, few years Of
repose and prosperity will enable u, to in
crease it."
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consequence OF the appearances OF The bixl-
wark, r., and the junior and Nymph fri
gates; they had captured nine c. asters.-
The people axe renewing the specie from the
banks.
The Poston folks are alarmed, Il seems, at
the too near approach Of the venerable old
Rri7"c1k, of which they have heard - rHuch
in commerdation. But we think their fears
arc groundless. His Majesty S officers could
hardly wish to frighten their good '5erds the
moral and religious people" of Boston,
they arc only going to partakc q the g reli-
SiCGs celebration" What cXecrab.c canting 4
OF the triumph Of his maicsty's arms and
allies in Europe by firing a few royal salutes,
ard making Z few loyal bonfircs, on the &C.
cas;cn. Surely no " essential injury " can be
expected from the WOODEN walls OF the old
Buiwacll. ~ Y. Gil
FloS H,fLLF.fX-N%eh have received tie
following information from Captain William
T. Jones, IF this city, who lett Halifax on the
Sd inst. That about so sill Of transports.
with tfocps &c the number ct o5CO, with pro
visions, &c. had arrived at Halifax about the
18th May from Portsmouth +. and that they
expected 10 be followed BY much larger
number, composed of Hc@Siurs and cthcrs,
Who had volunteered from th" prisons in En-
Sland but that they hal nct arrived when
Captain Jones left II. ~ r.cnlber &C Fri
tish troops arrived and expected does rot
exceed 250o. The naval fierce At Halifax
consists Of enc ~, The LcaL1cr a rev trisetc.
from England, rating so, but mounting G.
guns, The Chesapeake, tie Rifer,rn brio, tyrc
other briggs OF war and two FrisoteS Just c.
ming into the harbour. The LHoguc SEIZED
on inc Sd INST with the convoy ior -. j,hns
On. F. the Bulwark and Tcnedos. the same
day on cruise Capt. JoHcs had been q pri-
Soner FIVE months on board tllt Ardent ca at
Bermuda, wher, he was tre1tcd III t. worst
manner possble--thc allowance was very
small and bad the bread and flour being full
of weavels and Toaggots-he was afterwards
embarked ON beard the Ramilios -, where
he received the most humane treatment from
Sir Thomas HARDY and his ofiieers
When he arrived ut Halifax, he obtained
his parole from Mr.. Miller, agent for prison
ers of war, from which he was afterwards re-
leased & arrived at Salem, in thc cartel Ma
tilda, Capt Cumming, who treated the phi
soners very kind and Hospitality and It is
hoped, should the fortune cf war make him
prisoner to the americans, that he VIII re
ceivethe k;nGcst treatment possible FOR his
good conduct TO the American prisoners OF
board his vessel.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
90 JY1eHi,y srto,, .T,,,e is


"Ihave heard it stated from asource which
think may be relied on, that the British mi
nistry have invited Mr.. Galatin to London to
shew his instructions, if authorized and inclin-
ed so to do; in-order that an immediate ne
gociation may be commenced, if the terms au-
thorized by our government are such as can
be acceded to on the part of Great Britain
Although some incline here, TO think tins offer
al evidence that the British minister's doubt
the sincerity ofour government another more
general and l think more correct opinion is,
that it evidences strongly sincere wish on the
pat Of the British government to remove
all formal difficulties, and make speedy ar
rlngcment Of the existing differences-It is
generally believed that the instructions to our
commissioners give them very liberal and cx-
tensive powers 70 adjust the matters in dispute
should the above information be correct, we
NAV soon expect to hear Of a cessation Of hos
tilitics" Bat. Fed. Gaz.
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AEH- YORK, June 16.

Arrived, letter Of marque schooner Amelia.
capt. Adams, Of Baltimore, from a cruise of
IS days. Parted co. with the pr,yatcer Sur
prize, Of Baltimore, April IA. having taken
but one prize.-April 98, CAPTURED British
brig Joan, OF 245 tons, from Eristo! for Quebec
cargo, rum, hardware, wire, copper, dry gccds.
&c. ordered her in.--May ?, c9ptircd british
IRIS Commerce, 500 tons, cargo dry goods
earthen and hard ware, Goals, cheese. &c
Same day boarded Swedish ship, prize to
the Laurina and British brig with ccrdacc
bound to 81. Johns prize tothc Scotrce ur;,a-
tccr-Nlay 3, captured British br.g Lcddlc.
from liverpool for Newfoundland, cargo SIR,
&c. gave up the prize to 3 prisoners, and
sent her 20 Haiit4:, as "A cartcl-May IG,
captured British brig Jesse, ran. mtr,
and o passengers, from london fer Kew
fcIndland, cargo broad, potter, 9-c-e.An,e
day captured sch-. Ann, cargo ass RED C,.y
o ods, &c. took out the cargo cf inc scLocurr
burnt tic brG, and sent al the l,4scacrs ia
t1c s.hr OH!lIaX.--Jpne =, captured HE,,sl,
scnr. CHor, cargo fish and oil, ordered IN 49,
June Il, fe-oaptured y. bi & 5nn Francisco,
PaI.s. ln the possession of i0id. iiicn 4ad
7 men from TIC Nimrod brig c: war; tcUs
cut inc prize crew and brought tl,c.n in--re-
tlrled her 20 the captain, and put On hoard
tie prize crew Of a sChr. captured tey DAYS
bcso.2, TO assist in getting INTO ilaifax. On
Monday, 60 les l.. oil Sandy Hook. sookc
the privatcers Grampus and Pttaisco, ..c
day from Sandy Hook, having ;. Craetd &c.
rerll hours by the Saturn. The asst day
tic Saturn chased the Amelia Close in Wii,
candy Hook, and esoapcdby using her sweeps.
The prizes taken by the Amciia re valued
a million-aDout 400 tons O. ship, .i!r. md
80 prisoners. Has brought in A Quantity C
dry goods.
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ANNAPOLIS, June IS.
THE ENEMY REINFORCED.

On Tuesday evening letter was received
by his excellency the Governor from St. Leo
nards, informing that an additional force of
the enemy, consisting of "a, frigate, and
small vessels had arrived i'll the Patuxent, &
were above Point Patience
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-22

Nincty-one seannen arrived IN town On the
8th inst. from the eastward, bound for Lake
Ontario; 2G0are to follow On the same de.t;-
nation.
TheU. States frigate Congress has been
dismantled at Portsmouth and hauled up she
river, and her guns landed for the protection
Of the place. Her crew is going 20 Sackott' s II.
The United States' troops have proceeded,
from Burlington to Platts5u sh and at the
latter place they, with most cf the troops pre-
yiously there, have been ordercd 70 procces
without delay to S ckctt's Harhor.
DosL. isaXacrt11.
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PITTsBURG, June 8.

Our advices from Erie are TO the Sd inst.
The detachment under the command Of Col.
Fenton took up their line of March for Buff
faloe on the second inst. Many Of the vessels
at Erie were under sailing orders and some of
lcved will soon sail for Maiden and Macka
raw, under the command OF Commodore St
Clair.
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MILITARY TOUR

On the 5th inst Major General T;IoMAs
FINcKNEY, accompanied by Colonel ffuc Err
and l.ieutgnant MORRIS, having already Vi
slted Snlithville aid Federal Point, where a
bAI Ekf Is erecting under the superlnten-
dance OF Colonel ARNIIsrEAD, passed thro'
this town on his way to Newborn. His CD
ject Is to inspect the Military Fortifications On
our sea-board, and ascertain by personal CD
servatinn, what can best be done for its Dc
fence. in the space Of about month, Gc,:
Pinckney has travelled upwards CT 700 miles
III the interchangeable exercise Of his Official du-
ties, and, though rendered venerable BY more
than three score years, he sets an example Of
ACTIVITY, that Younger Officers would grin
credit By following. His arrival was s.luted
by the Artillery Company, and he was escor-
ted from the Ferry 70 Dicks Hotel, by the
companies of Light Irflnt,y < Horse, where
he and his suite partook of a refrcsin cnt pro-
vided after which he was assorted out of
town as far as the Little Bridge by the Troop
Of Horse. The short notice which the Gu
zens had, didnot allow them 10 pas all those
honors TO so distinguished a Palrio., which
their wishes and feelings prcinr,ed.
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Cananddigua Messenger.

Several hundred regular troops have lately
passed through this place to the west. Mai
Gen. Brown, and some other officers, have al
SO gone on.
The Erie Fleet is expected down the Lake
in few days Caaandaigua Pet.
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YESTERDAY man calling himself William
Cook, and is other scamcn. vent 10 the
Mouse Of Com Lewis, ard to,a tic following
tory - hat they we're rcCluurcd on Che
coast in ono Of the Fsscx's prizes hythe Hot
sru~ fiicaic, Capt. J. j. Biddic --;jtatthey were
on board when commodore LeWisattacted her
II &c Scuud-that The u, lpur bud IS men
killed, and many woundc anicorst the for
mer, lieut.. Golwin--that ci.c ehot Jorn c.r
fctla wcnt INTO ono Of tire IIutspur's call.
windows and killed and wounded II men,
nc,o Hon say they were }d"dcd o. ;Ec us
End Of Lons Island, IND some of diem e..
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.dibari,. .E,pe II.


The British officers and men captured ~
Sandy Greek speak in the highest terms Of COM
incubation Of Major Appling and his rice corps,
20 whose humane and spirited conduct they arc
probably indebted for the preservation OF their
lives. The Indians were first to reach the enc
my att they had submitted, and had comnen-
ced executing the savage rule of warfare, sane
toned by Anglc-Indian example at the Raisin,
Lewistown, Tuscarora, &c. ofmurdcrirg their
prisoners, when the Major ard his men happi-
iy arrived, & succeeded by d Prompt and deter
mined course, though not without violence, in
terminating the tragic scene. An Indian chief
is said to have given vent TO his feelings on this
occasion in language similar to the following:
When British come to Buffalo, they XII white
man, they Kill Indian, they kill woman, they
burn houses-when British come here, YOU nc
let Indian kill him--you give him eat-this no
good" May humanity continue to character
ize the American soldier, in despite of the max
inns of savage warfare and may the enemy,
won by your example, restrain practice
which has SO frequently dissraced the charac-
ter of his arms! .4rgus.
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Fort Columbus, June 18th, 1914.

The arrival Of the white flag of France in
cur port, after an absence Of upwards of
twenty years, is a great novelty in MARITIME
occurrences, and may perhaps be viewed as
the rerurncr of new era in our commercial
history. The CHUicr (olive-tree) NAV prove,
the bearer ofthe olive branch of peace, the
promise of rest and cessation to the troubled
waters CT the world. The revival of the an
c:eW rre9t"'e or old system oftrade under the
French monarchy, however, is not speedily to
be expected. The arbiters of national affairs
IN Paris are to determine on that point We
must take what they give. And, Fortunate
" for us, as their wants are precisely the
same as ours, it may very possibly happen,
that III securing rights to thetnseive they will
obtain for US more than we could readily anti
cipate from our own exertions. The times arc
pregnant with cre events fer us. TCotun.
SntQA 1hn;eG--.At their last session the
Legislature # Massachusetts repealed law
which called town by the name of Ge77y, &
now are passing all act to call another BIel-
hn7Ston The alteration ofthc first was avow-
ediy on political sTounds-to what are We to
asoIibc the last , IL
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from tie Boston Palladium
81. U0MENGO.

accounts from st. Domingo, are to May
24.-Petion and Christophe, TIE rival black
chiefs, had taken the field again, aid boo
dy battle was daily expected. Il is said they
have ! Q CT 16 thousand men each. The re-
conquest o. this colony will probably give en-
rlorrent to some of the French officers and
soldicrs who have survived the Europe3f}
vars aud for whom i may be tho't poll
TIC TO find business. The tranouiIizine the
Spanish colonies viii, also, engage, Mt least 4
part Of spain. Many troops and officers will
Of course, nc sent to America.
Joussajnt, tue famous black chief Of s.
Domingo, that Bonaparte got into his power,
WAS, wiih siStCgn Of ms adheicnts, Danish
ed by Napoleon to the very island TO which
ne has now been cxilcd himself Toussaint
however, died before nc reached the island
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-22

Maj. Gen. Brown and suite passed here On
Friday last, for the west.
On Saturday last, detachment of between
SEQ and zoo Z. 5. Infantry under MAJ. Lyman,
passed through this village for Buffalo. Also,
on Thursday last, IA pieces Of artillery and s
caissons. fcr: the same destination
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To me Editors of The hGer 4d,,erii,4r

To the Editors IF the hTer fd1eriiaer
In noticing the arrival ofthc French Eatior,-
al brig, the Olive Branch, N'OEvierl by some
OF the papers Of this CITY, observed L is sta
ted that the salute of twenty-onc guns was re-
turned with federal s,lnte OK Is guns from
Castle William. For the infornsati, of the
pubic, and Tor the satisfaction ofthe comman-
ding officer ofthe brig, particularly, feel il :,
duty to state that it was my intention to return
the salute gun tor gun, agrccably to establish
cd regulations in such cases land according
y gave orders to the officer who had charge
of the battery. for the occasion, to prepare -
guns, the number which had been proposed
and that it was BY mistake that Is guns on
" were returned.
BY inserting the above in your paper, YOU
viii much oblgs your ob't scrv't
JAS. HOUSE, 1t Col. Arty.
Fort Columbus lime 18Th 1914
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The British Bible Society has voted looi. to
the Virginia Eible Society, and lOOl. in bibles
TO the louisiana Bible Society. 1t has also
vcted 50oi. towaros establishing a Bible So
ciety in Holland, under the patronage of the
hereditary Prince Of Orange.
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Bal igh, Jnne Il.

Major General Pinckncy and suite (,vto
have been taking view Of our Sea-coastl ar
rrcd here yesterday. fic risl-s thiy place ,e
understand, IN order o. confer WITH his Tv
c"l ency the Governor, CT tie ae-s r.c9n.
3eic din or Heaboi,A
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AUsyPN. June ,.

About 500 soldiers. detachments OF the yth,
llth, 2lst and 2sth regiments under majof
hayman, passed this place to-day 10 the Nj
agara frontier
A considerable number CT Carmen a7.a am
muniuon wasScLs passed yesterday even
ing.
Gen. Brown and suite, also passed through
this afternoon 70 the westward.
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Chi1cotte. Jiue 9.

The resignation Of General HARRISON ha=
Wing been accepted, the command Of the 9>h
military district, devohcs o. General MAJ
thur--Ihe letter gentleman has also tender
ed to the Secretary Of War, his resignas:on Of
the posi- he holds in the army,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-22

Char'e' Gobeyf, whose trial and acouittal
by the Borough Court, was mentioned in cur
paper Of Friday last, has been re-committed
to close confinement on a charge Of High
Treason.
A man by the name Of nm. Rodgers. sery-
ing on board Gun-Boat, No. I4S, fell from
the tafrail yesterday morning, and was drown
co. Leag,y.
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New BEDFORD, June 10.

ID, U.
On Saturday last, several gentlemen from
this town, went on an excursion to the Isl
ands IN Pilot boat, No l but on their return
were overtaken by barge of the Nimrod, &
detained. The barge had % men, and was
propelled by Is oars the wind being light,
rendered it impossible for the pilot boat to es-
cape. Two of the men (capts Price & Pot
ter) are detained, the others are released
On the foresail of the boat, the words Pilot
6oat, No. 1, is painted in large characters
She was seen on "Wednesday afternoon near
Woods Hole, at anchor,
mingo for Bedford, had arrived at Hail
tax, June l, sent in by the Superb u.
The british ship Victory, sent into Camden
by the privateer Viper Of n York, has been
sold for l3,OOoS, and her cargo, cotton, log
wood and coffee, for 1850. The Y. is first
rate ship.
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The Trenton FedeyaHst (Which begins its
hrst paragraph yesterday with all Christian
people, and ends it in the true Connecticut
st'Ic with talsehood, abuse aud decChHon.) is
so full and Overlooking with British ,rlU. tbat
1T could not let the IN. Post escaue on the
subject Of the .fshertc8, which Hir ColcmqY
declares ne will fight to the last bcf re he
would surrender. It seems thatthi- Gomez
utut jersey federalist wiz surrtllir. any thing
Ito Britain. But he Icckoas VIII, ut his
ho. rs the Jersey Blues must hearty dcs-
pmc sHch tame and slavish se-t'iurr.c. ard
Pi refer their Independence and r4u,u.l r;.bts
even 70 peace itself
/h@ FishDr'cs. The Ey POST NAV rest
as led tnAt 4 great portion ~ the rcoplc in
H,4."
y considerable alarm prevail, in Boston, IN