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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-26
BALTIMORE Oct. 10.
LATE FROM THE ENEMY.

1sth.--An American prisoner "a sailor)
vho was on board the Dragon74, went "a
shore with a watering party in-the, Pa,ux.
1T, ON Saturday or Sunday last, when ne
I'VE the officers the slip and went over to
ierring Bay, from whence he arrived this
Sening, by water. He reports lying in the
atuxen..
The Dragon ~,
frigate,
i bomb ship.
2transport ships,
schr. tender,
He saws reiniorcemeDts are confidently ex-
pec.ed, whenan attack will again be make.
i9th--fhe express from Annapolis re-.
resents, that at S o'clockP. M. yesterday.
seven ships were discovered above Sharp's
island, standing up-:mmediately after. two
mailer sails were deserted below the Island
landing The same course.
Several boats bound down the BAY, re >
turned last night and this morning. They
had proceeded down as far AS Sandy Point
ono OF them saw barge capture schoo
er below Sandy Point, last evening.
c. II. Books.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-26
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
Hifblnuno,'
WMnNEspAY. OcrosRR rs, 1914.

We hardly think Harry Otis will succeed in
making Massachusetts q monarchy. He wants
to enlist Connecticut in his scheme and talks
about equal representation. This would I'm the
sense in which Otis means it) take from Cor.
necticut her equality in the Senate, and com
pei Massachusetts herself to fellow the trail
New York and Pennsylvania. What wor.
derful politician is this said Harry Otis. BY
the time he IS done with his labors, he viii
have go, as low as his worst enemies could
wish him.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-26

Erfract Of a letter from an Officer on board the
UhiAed Slater Squadron at saclest's Rar5our,
to hs 6iesd IN this Ctr. dated Der. 10, 1914
A much greater length of time has elaps,
ed since last wrote toyou. than intended,
or could Gave wished +; a variety of proven
tatiyes has occasioned this seeming neglect |;
bat when you reflect that we have been alb.
sent from this place ever since the first of
August, Closely blockading the enemy in the
very mouth of their Harbour doubt not,
but that you viii readily excust tive FIRE .
quentiy offered Sir James battle with a
greatly inferior force, which he invariably
declined once we dispatched all our small
|er vessels, sent three off Niagara upwards
of 100 miles from Ms, and fourth into this
place, that he might have no excuse then,
with the four ships only, we stood into King
stop, so NEAR, that could plainly count
the Prince Regents Guns, hove to, and
lioisted our colours James, (independ-
.at of his four ships, which, of themselves,
mounted several guns m6rs than ours } could
have brought out ten or fifteen Gun Boats
and several schooners notwithstanding
which, he cowardly sculked under the pros
lection Of his Batteries, nor dared to meet
us even on such unequal terms. Is this Bri
fish valour -.
Finding him determined not TO risk an ac-
ion unless with such decided advantage,
as would insnre him success. we on the 9TH
inst. raised the blockade, and put into Port,
70 make preparations for defending our
selves against the overwhelming force; that
he will in few days be able TO put to sea
with having added an 1902 Gun Ship to his
former Squadron which as / have before
told you, was in every respect unequal.
The enemy intend, we are told making an
immediate attack upon this place. b til by
sea and land (; the propriety of our making
timely preparations togive them HosPIrA
sLE reception, will materially suggest it self
to you, and every other rejecting mind. ---
Although doubt not there are many, in our
country, that will loudly exclaim against our
Gallant Old Chief, tor doing. what he would
IN reality deserve censure for neglecting-
BY Continuing on the Lake longer. we ha
zarded every thing. without reaping the
most trifling advantage; We are now en-
ployed mooring the Fleet in close com.
pact line +; and erecting small water bat
terry which is TO be manned by Sailors. -r-
Militia Constitutes the greater part of our
land force. We are strengthening the place
as much as possible by additional works, a
small entertainment is thrown up around it,
and abat led.
I am rejoiced to find our Governor SO
prompt 10 the discharge Of important duty
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-26

re- The Subscribers TO The Argus
ire respectfully Informed, that its be-
ing printed in the present mHtilated form
is occasioned By temporary disap-
pointnent In the receipt Of paper, and
not from any intention 10 discontinus
the publication. II il determined to en-
large its dimensions. in a short time.
to a full sheet, and TO publish it,,
(ilnta arrangements are made for the
sale Or disposalef the establishment, Of
uObich due notice shall be giren) for the
benefit Of the representatives of SAMU-
Ri PLEAsANTs. the late lanlented pro-
prietor; aad it Is hoped thet the niiine-
rous Patrons, 7olo, for so many gears
hdUe continued their support to the Vir-
ginia Argus, and found it atscays de-
poted TO the cause Of ciuiI Liberty and
the best interests Of pIr Country, 7ciu
haVe 40 induceaent, from the manner
Of conducting it hcreaf ter, to 1cithdraro
their subscriptions. The utmost Efforts
sohich can be made, under the diDfcul>
ties arising from the depIorable loss the
famiiy and friends IF Mr.. Piedsants
haze sustained, Sjln!lbe ererted by them,
to gire satisfaction to the Subscribers,
aud prsufnt the spirit Of the paper from
departing roth that Of him, ,cIlo form
erly gaue it tfc and energy, bat no1o
steepS III the silegt tomb.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-26
BOSTON,, Ger 10.
FEEDER alism Of the Henry stamp

Yesterday, the FEDERAL part Of the I.egis-
lature proceeded, in Convention, to tn
choice OF sslve persons, TO repair TO Hart,
lord, Connecticut, there to confer upon the
fncst efectoal mode Of 6, using, not the Go
Vernn ent OF the impIaG<b toe, hich Is a
setuhd tint STRIVING to subyert our indepen-
deDce, but shat of cur own country To
the honor Of the Republican members be IL
spoken, that as soon az this disorgaJnza<
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-26
WAsmrNHroN. Oct. ID.

A gentleman just arrived in this City
rom the, Eastern Shore of Maryland. who
-rossed the Chesapeake Bay on Thursday
rings Information tina. the British barges
rom frigate captured Rock Hall PACK
ct, 10 WHICH were TWO Race Horses. belong
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-26
NoRroLK, October %.

On Wednesday evening last, of the ems
emy's 5arges, belonging to some OF his ships
in the offing, entered Currituck Inlet,. and
itsis reported. destroyed schooner and
some salt works. =.
FICIAL.
Look Ont Post, Oct. % half past 2, A. NJ.
The force of the enemy in the Bay con-
sists of five ships and one schooner: there
appears to be some movement with their
barges standing across the bay.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-26

teer, OF Baltimore. The prize was report
ed TO be from Jamaica. but it is not COR
rect]
ERIE, Oct. Il.
On Sunday the Lawrence, Lady Prevos'
and porcupine sailed for Portage river
They will transport about one thousand pri
soners Those taken by Perry aud Harrison
last faii} from that place to Canada.
Arrived yesterday, schooner Champion,
Frazer master, four days from Detroit and
swo from Maiden. We learn fram the Pas
.engers that General M'Arthur with sever
hundred mounted men andtwo or three hun.
bred Indians under his ocmniahd, arrived al
Detroit on Sunday last. 'Fwo or three uer
were murdered last week at the foot of the
Maumee Rapidsh by the hostile Indians.
Extract of = letter from an officer of the ar
my dated Fort Erie, Oct, ~. 1914. !
Yesterday General lizards division cross.
ed the strait at Black Rock. and TO day we
are under orders to be prepared to marc
at q Notwithstanding. We may get crack.
ed crowns and pass them current too" blu
our overland movements have given the en- Z
envy time to render the position of Chippe.
waalmoNt inpregnable,
"You cannot conceive how great is m,
respect for the remains of the invincibi-
corps composing the command of General
Bhsh. City Gar.
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DESERTED FROM
CAMP CARTER,
THE SECOND OCTOBER, 1914.
r f. u BIN C. ARV Il X.

A Private in my company called into service
from the goth Regiment, Amherst, under gems
er.i orders the 26th Angus last
nj A IL K s
The said CARVER is about FIVE feet eight
inches high, dark skin and hair, wore away
white hat and black double woye home spun
coat, no other marks recollected. Ten dollars
reward, will be given TO any person who wiz
deliver the said Carver to any officer belongs
ing to the 9Th Brigade.
ncto c6
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-26
Erfraef Of tef.rr 70 c. w Gooch Esq,.
-Ass's nj. General dared

o. II. H
"SIR-I have to inform you OF the daring
insoience OF the enemy. Yesterday alb U, one
o'clock six barges, S of which were of
small size, and armed with muskests. and
the 9th OF larger size. and armed with a
twelve ,ound carronads, attacked two OF
the Hampton packet boats. aud two crafts,
not far from the mouth of Hampton creek,
all OF which they took |; one OF the packets
being aground they were obliged to bura her.
and the other in carrying her down to their
ships, they run aground, which the barges
fro the Considerations retook and carried
up to Norfolk. One of the craft loaded with
whiskey and butter, they carried down to
their ships, aud the other they gave up to
the prisoners. The force of the eneNy in
the bay has not seen increased since my last
report"
The President has conferred 3 second brevet
on that uniformly distinguished officer, Capt.
Nathan rowson of the corps Of Artillery He
is now II. Col. to rank from the 18th of Au-
gust.
Such men will establish precedent for pro-
motion according to merit, without regard to
seniority.
Mar. Int.
Upwards of 1000 Militia men from Virgins
under the command Of Maj, General r roaAx
have passed through this town dur ng the pre-,
sent week, on their way to Washington. It is
said they are to be stationed ut some point be-
tween the City and Baltimore. rhe men are
generally stout and healthy, but are without
arms, or clothing suitable 20 the season.
Alex Gag.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-26
From my Newbury Correspondent, under
date Of yesterday.

Letters have been received in this town
from Castine, stating, that British collec,
tor had opened the Gus ON House; that
all vessels which belonged there previous
to it's surrender, were restored to their orr,
sisnal owners. are allowed, a ca rance to
and free intercourse with New Brunswick,
and all the British Proyinces.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-26
Extract Of a Iffer. dated .Yetp Orleans, Sep
fea,5er %, 1914. - 49,
INDEPENDENCE OF MEXICO.

"a vessel from Vera Cruz is in the rir
YER, bringing the important Information
that as soon as the refusal of Ferdinand TO
accept the consultation made by the Corr
tes was known in the Kingdom Of Mexico.
all parties were unanimous the Rayaiists
i,ined the Patriots the new vicerov was
depeseh, and the independence of that de-
lshtful country proclaimed at Mexico. Ve>
ra Cruz. and other cities of that province.
Private letters from Pensacola, state
that the British having. under false
pretext. gained possession of fort which
commands the entrance Of the harbor, to
lr'll and discipline the Indians, now refuse
to give |. back TO the Spaniards. These lets
ters add thai all the Creoles of Louisiana,
Who serve at Pensacola as officers, are not
At all Disposed to act against their native
country, and finally that all the Spaniards
there loudly express their hatred against
the British
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-26

ing to m amber. OF Congress. anil al the
passengers. consisting of eleven persons.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-26

teer, Of Baltimore. THE prize was report
ed to be from Jamaica. but it is not cor.
rect
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-29

Insulting acts of the British government to-
wards us. -
Always anxious for peace, our govern.
ment instituted The mission to ST. Peters.
burg IA the expectations, authorissd by Inv
teshgence from that place, that the eaemv
wonid have met this conciliatory step bv
tue appointment q. e,iyoys to negotiate q
treaty Tor the restoration of amity and
commerce bctweenthe two nations.--Bl,t
treating our mission with Indifference. aud
rejecting the mediation Of Russia. the cabi-
net OF London signiied to this governments
oy dag vessel that they would meet US ae
Ssotteubnrg tor tho purpose of treating for
peace on recriprocal terms.-Nfr. Madison.
although he would have been fully Justified
In refusing to institute a second mission To
do that which the first could have done
without any real difficulty, accepted never,
theiess the offer, insincere as il eyidentIv
was. and sent commissioners TO GotteDbure.
iess had hot, according TO. our latest adj
vices been met by British comuissioners
u x does Il appear probable that they will
: - hope of peace is. ia the general
Icpiskss at PARIS, 10 which our com n. ss,on-
Is sss va, 1t Is expected. be invited. With
THESE sircumstances before us. howeyer
weh-tounded our expectations OF peace NAV
De from ahe general congress, the sueeesti-
on that the enemy has eyinceda friendly
eisposi.ioa y inviting Mr.. Gailatin to Lonr
aon to negotiate, and to lay open his instruc-
Tons 70 tue C,art of 81. James,. after insult
ing us oy neglecting to appoint negociators
20 - o.'enDurg, ana after inducing our 60.
vernment to dance the round of Europe in
search OF peace, is base and degrading. the
offspring OF mind very ignorant, or strong.
~ imbued with British partalities, and cal,
cniated to humble the just pride and spirit
OF our people. If We cannot have peace
without bending to these degradations, NO ho~
norabie American eau wish it.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-29
From the same,
THE IRISH ACCOUNT.

The English Irish An,,ter b,s 49,. .....,
brought his French accom-, - ',;.s apparently
r. ;,,ars.t N,o,,.n 70 tue close and
IL in probable. however Tia, f,a,oa. I'y
parties may quarrel amene tbems.ivss sh .as
The items. uness The Em,sro,. ~ Spv .
lrenus the GauI. shall thraw n;s :''. INC
scale, aud imperatyeiv sav. II m,,s, - - s' VIC
BY our last letters we learn. ths, ,hs..
strong appearance Of his Lordshin,s h.;nr ah,.
soon to settle his irish acco,nt ~. 10 Sa -ss
rousiy contriyed 70 throw sn,,,n., ~.
The Apple Of Discord-rhis aonis III =, !. :.
round and yellow. has not exact,v The '.,,,S.
ance OF Golden Pippin. bnt 81 si}c,.
iy more powerful and deIet,r;o,s-N,b;a .,...,s
was successfully administered ar ~. tim. e
the Union. when it Threw the whole Cathoiie
body into sort of stupor-In short. the % tba-
lies of ireland are become a .i;vilsd nsa,., io-
they are split into parties some of their
friends have become ukewarm and so,n h.
left them en,r,ly, BE- 80 ---''~
Genera! Mathew, Tipps rarv man. Who ,yo.
formerly both loud and long in favour Of Catho.
lie emancipation, has become so much reconc;l,
ed to the conduct o. the present .et ~ e. ..i;sh
Ministers, that he is not only Tor k,,en;ns. sban.
in whilst th.v I;v. bu. g. Pns mem
Cox, All Engfs h member. formerly very "a ssra-
Bile to Catholic claims, now thinks II mor, ,,rr.
dent 10 pause and consider the ouestionEftsa
therefore proposed 10 appoint COMMITTEE 70
consult and digest the opinions of tile snciens
of all th- Councils from that OF Nice down to
that OF Trent.
Il was upon this occasion, that Mr. Cann;n,
(now First Lord OF the Admiralty with his ..
suai art and ability, delivered spel Gu SO tut
OF wit and point, as to keep the Membrrs in a
continual roar OF laughter He she wed, thar so
iaborious An examination would SIMPLIFY the Tn.
divided attention OF Parliament at least TO the
END OF tag century aud then they would be ~
muck in the dark as ever, concerning tie me an,
ing ami intent Of ;,ai -; -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-29
Charlotte Court, June :. IsI4'
WIN. and John Armstead, p
AGAINST

"m' ana john hrmstead, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
Sussnnah T.. Clarke. Ballard Davenport and Mil.
dred his wife, and Edward Booker, Guards
an o. John Scott, aud VIM. Is. Scott, Branch
Ii. Bibb and Lucy his wife, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
hE defendant Susannsh E. Clarke not hay.
ing entered her appearance according to
.ns act OF Assembly, and the rules ofthis Court,
aud 1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
That she is not an inhabitant Of this State. On
me motion Of The Plaintiffs, by their Attorney.
= - oreered, that she appear here on the frst
Gay OF Sept Ceurs next, s. enter her appearance
ana answer the PLAINTIFF bill, and that conv
OF This order be inserted in one of the news r,s
Pers printed in Richmond, Cor Two months sue.
eesslvcly, and posted at the front door Of the
Court-liouse the said County
coPy-fest. THOMAS READ, &C,
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From che baltimore american.
Ersracf to Me Edifors-da,ed

WAsHINGToE, June 21.
Your paper yesterday contained an ex-
tract OF a letter from this city to the Edi.
tor OF the Federal Gazette, stating. that
Mr. Gailatin had been invited by the Bri
tish Cabinet TO repair to London, and 70 pro
duce his authority and instructions, in or
der that a negotiation for peace might be
entered upon and this invitation is stated
70 have eyinccd sincere desire ON the
part OF the enemy to effect a restoration of
friendly relations with us The fact stated
- very doubtful but If true, tho inference
orawn ~ the letter writer is preposterous.
ana displays the tameness and blind servi.
MY with which some Federslists view the
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rRITISH ACCOUNT

~ The CAPTURE OF wAsHINcTo,-.
Froni the LoRdor Gazetfr Ez,kroor,jj,,,r,, o. +
Sehfc96cr 81.
COLOSSAL DEPARTMENT.
OoFv7irg-Sfrcet, Sekt. az. 1914.
Cant S'nith, assistant adiatant gener to re
troops under the command Of Major &C.
neral Ross. arrived this morning win a he
patch from that Office, addressed TO Far,
bathurst ore of his maiestv's princinaI ss-
creta1ics OF sta:e, Of which the folioyiro "a
copy.
7onna'n, in tie Paturenf, .Htlyust 20
1914.
Ny LoRD--I have TIE honor to cor,p,,,..;-
cs'e to your lofdship, that on Il night c,f H..
9lst INST. after defeating the army Of the ".
States on that day, the troops II, j, r nv oo,n-
mani entered and took possession OF the civ
Of Washington.
II was determined between sir A. Coeb-
raDe ana myself 70 disembark flc army n.
ne V iinge 0FBepedict, on the right b7ni &c
the PatuXert, with tie intention If co-n1, 80
ton with rear admiral Cockborr, in 40
tack uron ilct;lla ofti,e encrnv's c,.v :, 80,
under the comrurd OF Conno7or, narre,
On the goth instant The army ccrnn,c.r,.1 4,
ma CHI, having landed ;he preyirp. d,,v 81:
ou ,Pposition On the DIST T. ,oa.t cd
tnShan', and on I've 22d moved On ~ r.
Per MaiiberouCh, 4 few miles distaat 81,
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SArASnhH. Dec. 1.

oAFANNHH, Dec. !.
On Friday last, 20 British targss entered
Doboy Sound. and cahsursd out Of Tea K.t-
tie Creek, trpo Stoofs and fro cchooners-one
sicoh in Dosicn river, aid th-re or fo,.--
more IN the Sound. Cuht. Cesar c7rner cF
me cdff"red sioof Diana, hcs arrived, and
Informs Mot he say seven sail oJ,hr ccntr,-
red pcsscis gro over 81. Sinson,s Der cbout 12
O'Clock ne same day. II is reh6rred ,aaf ,qvo
offhe dbove vesseis haze been runsoneG. the
name u only one Of 7rhich gre hcvc teen cble
TO obf0m-fhe siooti Hermit, cant. Gale, tc..
a OIL on .fneHa for 2,5oO dollars.
Muse,,rn
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FOREIGN.
CAPTURE or W1SHxArTox

4he capture Of Washington wss received
N LONDON with great exultaticn and iov. Ise.
General Ross account published 70 dayI the
ia X and foyer guns were fired for tbre-
Gays .i,, sdccess'vcly, at IL O'clock at noon
n's y paying high compliment to the
a " !ce not to be contemned."
SdUairQh TCh.
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ing either OF these propositions. With this
understanding, the undersigned are now rca-
dy Co continue the negotiation and as they
have already expressed, to discuss all the
points of difference. or which might hereafter
tend in any degree to interrupt the harmony
of the two countries.
potentiaries to accept the assurance of their
high consideration.
(Signed)
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NEwponr.N Nov. e5

AI. IT tais port On Thursday last nrivatss-
org .cNurge, Cant Fans, from y. York, frb,o
a cre'ze Ct l08 days, having captured s NJ
res ) OF which were Destroyed one eivro ~,
70 me l;r Snners and one ordered for America.
ne flowing y list of her captures sent
ISL lsI, captured the barque Lord TODD, from
S,. Lor Iceland with timber, & cestr we'd
her. Same day, captured the brjey 1',5(l,.,,t e.
Paddock, beth from Quebec for Fnriand
wlth lumber; destroyed the Trident and
gave up the Haddock 20 the prisoners. Sen
tS"Der am, captured the brig RcIfeld. fron,
'!neoec Tor England, with linber. and 5c.
stfoyed her: September 2oth, captu,, {, the
or,S Mary from Leghorn for England. and
ora W. RED her Tor the U. States, [arlived at r.
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From, the Northern I5cral5.

TLhTTSBuRG, Nov. 10.
nv gentleman lately from Montreal VIE
are informed, that the enemy has the frames
OF Two large fisates now at that place. said
90 be intended for Lake Chamniain. and that
The govt are contracting largely for sl,iDnine-
t'mber-That Gems. Robinson and Prisi,ane
WITH Sheir brisades, were ordered to the Un-
per PROVINCE, TO supply the place of General
- wac, it is said, ~ ordered from
thence TO the Lower PROVINCE and tha,
General Powers and Lis brigade, "a part Of
which ne saw embarl} were ordered for Hal
The report which we published some time
SINCE OF the enemy's having The keels of 4
iirigates laid, at the Isle Aux Noix. is sa;d IN
ne incorrect but that preparations arc ma
Sn'S 'rovadng number of vessels Of wa.
Tor the service OF this lake, there is no, a
doubt. io1 d
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-10

tcr. d''c hart Of that otcoi. Graz, az. s,r6ie6
az ms Place, frcfiarnory 70 their em6orku
non Jor the iogecr country Z, tie 0f;ssissit,.r
Courier.