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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-20

The u. States barracks at Derby, (Vt)
were burnt on the 10th ult. by a party of
British, there being no troops in that quar-
ter to oppose the maEauders. Their con-
tents, consisting, it is stated, of about 1000
cartridges, so camp kettles, several axes,
saws, &c. and about 5000 pounds of lead,
were carried offby the enemy.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-20
FTy1NCE.

On the Sth inst VIM Jones, the acting
Secretary of the Treasury, laid before Con
gress his annual report of the state of the
Treasury, by which it appears, 29,35o,ooo
dollars must be raised by loans to meet the
expenses of the war this year, notwithstand-
ing all the taxes This loan will augment
the sum borrowed during the administra-
ton of Mr. Madison, Ia period of little
better than years. to 7l,70o,0o0 dollars
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-20

By gentleman from Annapolis we learn
; that DISPATCHES from government reached
that place yesterday for the Bramble, and
that it was said she would sail Immediately
for England. Fed. Gag.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-20
From the Correspondent Of the Baltimore
Federal Gd2ette.

FROM the Correspondent or tRe baltimore
Federal Gd2ette.
WASHINGTON, Jan. s.
"Fhe report ofthe nomination of Mr.. King
appears to be without foundation it is now
more generally believed that Mr.. Cheves
will be the minister. If he will consent to
accept of the appointment, he will probably
be nominated to the Senate on Monday,
and suppose there can be no doubt of their
confirming it, as such an appointment would
give very general satisfaction"
January IL.
Yesterday and to day the debates in the
House of Representatives have been highly
interesting. Never was more spirit and
decision displayed than was witnessed yes
terday in the minority upon the resolution
offered by Mr.. Wright, to enquire into the
e&pediency of Furnishing American citizens
as spies-Messrs Stockton, Hanson, Gros
venor, CASTOR and Webster, met the ques-
ton as became the supporters of such
cause. Twas charmed with their cloGuence
and intrepidity, and left the house under
full persuasion that the great cause of fede-
Fslism could not be trusted in better hands.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03
NEw.YoRK. October 80.

BY the steamboat Richmond. which
arrived yesterday morning from al,
bany. We learn verbally, tina, General
Yards arm, had fallen back upon
French Greek that Ger. Drummend
had received a reinforcement OF 1000
men, from Kingston, by The way oil
York and Darlington and that three
Of the Americans captured on Lake
Huron, while on their way 10 Lower
Canada. escaped from their guard al
the Bay Of Quinii; crossed Lake On
tarie In "a cauoe, and landed safely at
the mouth Of the Gcnesee river.
No news from the hostile fleets on
Lake Ontario by the steamboat.
His Exeeileney Governor ,Tomp'
kins. Adjutant General Van Rrnsse'
lssr, tue .udgesofthe Supreme Court
and the ~, mbers Of the Legislature
from this city. came passengers IN
the steamboat
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03
ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, NoyExBEx 9.
"To SHAW
,AH VERY AGE & BODY OF THs rIHs
ais yoRM AND PRESSURE"
{" 10 sHaw
BAhTIMoRE, October 81.
The Enemy in the Chesapeake.

so DHlbs9 Az VIC ShooopeuhS'
Our readers have been informed
Of the enemy having landed'a con-
siderable number OF bis troops on
TiIghman's Island, (at the mouth Of
,Choptank River. Eastern Share,) Il
commenced the erection Of extensive
Bnrracks.-This is a mueb more ad-
vnnced position, as we'll as safer
and more comfortable harbor than
he possessed AT the Tangiers. He is
now within sixty miles Of Baltimorc.
Since our account of Saturday, the
enemy has dispatched several sail
from the above rendezvous across the
Bay TO Trary's Landing. His naval
force IT and near the Landing was,
on Saturday. three ships. one brig and
three schoouers. Having landed n
sufficient force to protect his seamen.
they were busy in taking off the To-
baeco. Tracy's Landing is a post
town. situated on q branch of Her
ring Bay. eighteen miles below An
nafolis.
Sincr preparing the above. We fur.
Their learn that the enemy's Ticket
Guards had been stationed as far as
five miles fror, the Landing: they
had a party III West River Church.
They burnt the Warehouse at
Traey's. Mr. --. just escaped
them, when onr troop, from the
ncighborhood ofpaiuxent, Appeared.
Tie enemy fledto his ships. Capt.
Ueaifn. Of the Boat Lively, came in
last night frem Wye River, Eastern
Shore. fle saw j SHIPS. one brig and
two schooners between Poplar aud
Kent Islands--[above 1iIghn.an's.
The Coffee. h0use Desk has the
following Accounts received a,
Head Quarters TO last evening from
below. The enemy had returned
from the expedition TO Herring BAY.
ha,ias DESTROYED the I'Vaarco Ware
house and carried OFF a quantity OF
Tobacco, Shipping at same anchor.
age as evening before. They land
cd OH Poplar Island yesterday.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03
SUCCESSFUL PRIYATEERI,SG,


"Wednesday, arrived at Portsmouth,
N. IL. the tast sailing private armed
brig Portsmouth,, Saaw, from short
and successful cru;ze of % DAYS. Il
week sf;er s'iling. captured British
schr. Mary Burroughs, from Halifax
for Martinique, loaded with 6sh. Oct
8, captured ship James. Messenger,
from London fur Quebec, with cargo
of dry goods, rum, gin, brandy, and 90
casks poader, besides cloths, sc. Tor
the Canada army The James sailed
fom spi,head, Sept. !, in Gu. with a
FLEET HAVING ON BOARD
EIGHT THOUSAND TROOPS. and
p,rted shrrviy aher IN a gale, having
b, en- thro9n on her beam ends, and con-
$ derably iniured--taok FROM her 300
packages of dry gaHds.
The following amount ct property
wa. taken lrsm On board the euemy's
flee, recently captured by com. Macdo.
noush, on LAKE Champlain.
1880 VT. of powder, exclusive OF
fixed ammuniti1n Tor the SHIPS; DO
tween 20 and $4,000 VT. of balls, &c
5000 muskcts, 900 suits of sailors
clothing and the w.rter clothing Tor
tic whUls oflhe land arSy.
Ratlund Herald.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03
Land for Sale.
Noven Der ;.

THE subscriber cffors for sale tcf
Cash FARM containing about 30 acres
abou. Eve miles from Alexandria, on
the Colchester road, adjoining the farms
OF Mr.. Haywood Foote and Dir. D. nn's
Johnson, tho greater part Of which Is
meadow land and the remainder well o.
dap,ed 10 clover and tho production OF
vegetables, Astounding in excellent
springs, from which the meadow hard
aay be waiered.
Also, two hundred :nl sixty acres Il
Land, all in wood and timber, except a.
bout Fifty acres cleared and under good
fence, on the Rsvensvorth road, abcut
six mile. from Alexandria, and adjoining
tho lands Of William Hepburn, Daniel
Duiany and the late Robert Mess, and
about a mile from the 6fN mentioned
farm.
Nov. ..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03

BY papers laid before parliament
we have tho following facts The
bank of Engiaud no,es in circulation
July SASS, amouated 20 l25.Si5.
$50: on July 10. sane year, 10 2t.
s9i. sos; ia circulation Jniy 3, 1871,
l26. s0t.s2s; on the 9th Jul, last.
! 9,ss2.0G0. The ret produce Of
the revenue. including cus.o'as AMI
excise, was for one year ending 9Th
July. 1913, l5S. 967,S6t ;aod for the
year ending July 5,id<.936.e77.
ikoHdon Paper.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03
From TIE Montreal Herald Of au-

SUSt ~.
Every where the enemy is making
vigorous preparations ef defending
himself. aud no where mere than
Kew.York. An attack en- that city
was soon expected (: for our part We
are not ycr. sanguine. about IFS TAX
iHg place. while sir Alexander Coch.
rance has the command on the A
Ecricar station. II is said that La
dl Cuchrane is native 1T \. York !:
that most ether relations live there
aud are persons of great proprrty.
IL rs also said, that the gallant Adj
mirai himself has property TO a con
Siderable va,ne in the city. IT ali
this be correct. will any man OF com
mon sense lay his hand upon his
breast, and say, that man thus
connected, is proper person TO be
placed in such high command! Ii
t'is be truth, hew eorie the hon.
Lords or the Admiralty TO make
>ucl, selection; and how had the
Aeniraithe indelieaey 10 accept such
a commissioni II may be iH.pro-
Per 10 make comments on this sub
lrct. until events occur which will
Jnstify cur saying more than We can
with prudence III this time. Vie Go
nel whGl;y aliude 10 the ADMIRAL.
In consequence Of The aiaein'ng
frser'ious from the British men Of
var at l;ermMda. an Embargo on ali
Vessels. boats, Re. Mas laid on the
3ls' July, and continued until IA
SYST ,. at which time most If not all
oi,hc meh had IcrB recovered.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03
Palladium.
Terrible Explosion
LEips!c. July IL.


The details We CONTINUE 10 re-
eei,e os the terrible explosion at
Dresden. are nfihe most melancholy
description. 10 ia now certain that
norr than 4 20 quiatals sfpowier ex-
piaded. The number at killed and
wounded Is very considerable. T.
ycrg living creature. within loco
PAGES ofihs accident fell victim.
Every house in the new town suffered
in ssme drgrcc-and even ia the
ed towa j. is supposed hat f0oc
houses have bee. damaged. Al
pirna, four leagues from Dresden,
the glass In every window in Castle,
street. MIS- broke. The alarm was
excessive. wnen il was ascertained.
Ihat a burning raiter had fallen upon
same wood work, and set il ON fire.
which communicated With u maSa-
ziue. which contained nearly 1000.
coo quinta's Of powder. 4 counsel
lar Of the court had the courage 10
remUye the flaming raiter. and b.,
his act Of heroism, and subsequent
precautions. the city WAS rescued
from fetal destruction. There is
not single family in Dresdea that
docs mol fear some relation or friend
has Fallen 4 victim TO this terrible
calamity.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03
rENGy.,sH GRUMBLING.l

Eor,upe seems tired Of favoring
rs in Canada SHE offered US Sack
r,t,s Harbor but We disdained her
pror.red kipdness-she gave us the
means efsuperiority on all the lakes
in that eoun,ry-this too was re-
isetcd; and il was thought better to
ma, Great Brit in to 100000 pounds
eypeaee at horne. to send frames or
ships TO Quebec. which will never
reach their destination. than TO gra-
,ily builder on the stops with one
thousand pounds more that those who
were not judges, thought the work
worth.
In the Chesapeake our troops are
too few. IN t'anada foo many. unless
", know lrttcrhow 10 handle them
il is one thing 20 row u wherry, ano-
tAsr to WORK - qua ship.
Tn, London Morning Chronicle
raves at the American Shin Of War
Peacock sailing roand Ireland with
inpuony and making captures. IL
SAYS the irish parts are IL IA state OF
hloekade. The Peacock is last men
toned as OF the Hehrides.
The gentleman who has arrived
in towu from England. via Halifax.
states. that he saw in a LeHdOn paper
printed about the middle Of August.
The name of tie sloop orwar sunk by
the Peacock. but be doe, not recol-
lrrt il: ani that S Of her crew were
saved, and had been landed in Eng
land. He thinks il was the Pelican,
or some name very similar.
Il appears, by an English paper,
that the u. States brig S.ren Was
crui2ius on The coast oil Africa, lat
Ter end Of May.
Palladium.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03
AfosraHAl, Oct g.

81 =
PosTScRIPT-This moment We
have been handed the following letter.
which confirms the report Of yesterday
morning:
Ia CLocHE, 18th Sept. 1919.
NV Dear SRI have only tino To
say, that am thus isr ON my way IL
NJ eBtreal. with part Of the crews OF the
.Blockading Squadron, whom We have
taken by boarding. say two large
schooncrs and one cartel that we have
detained at MaskiDae till all danger Is
over. will be down by York, as am
to forward the canoes that put back and
deliver the prisoners, the Crews Of 'se
said t~o vessels ut York.
{Sisnedl VIM. M'AAY.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03

mouths on the coast Of Eneland, lrs-
land, the Western Islands, surrlnnm'
&c. having made l+prizes, y OF WHICH
we're burnt and sunk, the other two 90.
ing of little value we're made carteis OF.
Property captured estimated at from o
TO 100000 dollars. Vessels captnred'
brig Sea Flower, faom St Johns to Bar
hadocs brig stranger, from Buenp'
Ayres 10 GreeHock sloop Forirade,
from Liverpool TO London; brig Venus,
E ON Bordeaux to l. I'd n; brig Disna'
E om Liz rpo / to Q ebec; sloep Little
Packet. f,om Teneriffe to Dabiin wa.
liam and Ann. fom Glasgow TO Jsma'-
ca; Peggy end Jane, do. do, earqne.
William frcm St. hndoro toGreenock
ship SIR Adv Peilow, from Quebec Q
Glasgow brig B i!op., from Ceite 20
Hamburger brig Triton, rem 5, johns
to Lisbon brig Duck from Fo't en-
Venture to Teneriifc ship Mary, from
peint pe,re (Guadaloupe) tor Haii'ax'
Capt. Warrington has lost bu, one man,
land him bv sckne.s) duriHg his cruise
He has bro't in ~ prisoners. Oct. y,
la. %, so, long 81, Is spoke The pfi.
ya,e sr,ned sckr Hollins, OF baltimore,
from this port, 90 cruise, having lost
in gale, his fore top ga!lan.-yard, and
thrown over two gsns; supplied him
With a spare spar Saw no cruisers eli
Sandy Hook. Capt Warrington has
seen during his c,u!se, the Majesie RAJ
zee, and several other line OF battle
ships and f,igs,es. but did not zee the
Pelican, or any ether British sloop OF
war
Captain Warrington politely favored
as With file Of London papers TO the
IS ofAug.s', which he got from p' ze'
their coatents have however been an
.ieipated, via Boston.
Capt Boyle, of the Chasseur.
captured a vessel from Bermudd for
the Chesapeake, and got from her a
file Of Bermuda papers TO The 1911
If October, ,hieh 10 gave 20 an Of
iirer al SauGy Hook Capt. b. in
formed, that tho papers do not con-
tain any late European news Al
,niral Cockburn had arrived at Der.
muda from the Chesapeake Lord
Hill. had not arrived at Bermuda on
the 10Th October.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03

~ LABOR.
Gen. Robert Young in person end
servant 2 days, Coi Geo. Dcneale d..
do. Col. Dangerssld do and 5 Sc wants
days, Capt DAnserfield do , days,
authony { Cazenoye do do. Thompson
Violet, 2 days BY srb.,itule, CHI istg-
pner Neal , days in person Abraham
Fas d" by substitute, George Coleman
do do. C.pte'u Nelson do. Go, Alexsn-
d !erry aod nan ) days, w Wells
9 DAYS in PEI son Jim T'urp DO by sub
,ti'utc, John TrDup d.. do, hndrs"
Dumlx Go. d., Kinz.y Talbot do d.
Wan Newton do Ind IL person. VIZ
" Nils ! wecs by substitute, Nj
thew ID Reardcn d+ys by do Samuel
Ha,terslcy do. John Violet DO ia e.
Andersen do Joseph Co@iny do John
Hoilin:pu,y do. Thoma, K BeaIc 3 meo
DAYS, Wni,an Y,a,on in pe'ign srd
8 men cue cay Jchn &. Mandt u IN PEI
son d, >. John Wlthe:s 2 ds, by sub
st.tuic. James RCbinsn do. Anthony
Crease, Jr. do. SIuul Lihds y d.. A :
thcny Crease. sen. DO D. John Ri,hs IL
%. William hdau.s do. Pc,er C.use DO,
Samuel Harper dc. James hilisos do
Jse,es Milan DO Heniy Dcagan do
Ferdir sndo Fairfax 8 slaves Q days Cap.
tain Geo. Fi,z.eraId In person Q days
si,h IS men, viz George Andersen
Edward Lacey, Robert Abe' con bic, J
Kincaid, Augustm Fi'zhugh. Charlie:
pascow, Jamea Boyd, HILLARY Langtry
James Barrett, John Howard, Pasl Ste
rheus, William Ward, Bcnnit, Moreli
Edward ID. Wis. Thomas Daley, Georg'
Psrsrn. John Hynt-Cspt. I. w. Pey
ton with Is men days.
| FREE BLACKS.
Philip Lee, Lewis Lee, Charles Mix
Dick Moxlcy ard Samuel Hill.
| Jshn Roberts, CommiRe
! I'm. .Srcion, for VAR
| Christ. .Afule,) NO. s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03
Orphans Court,

.dirrasdria Comfy, Nor. Akrs, 1914
ORDERED, That the Executors OF
Read. L.. Hewis, deceased, DO insert
the following advertise ment three times
week for ak weeks in the sAlsxan.
dria newspapers--
A Copy-rcst, 81,
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
This is to give Notice,
That the subscribers OF Alex -ndrfa
County in the District Of Columbia,
have obta,nsd from the Orphans curt
afore said letters documentary on the
estate Of Rich'd l. Hewitt late OF she
county aforesaid, deceased: all persoDs
having Gains against the said decesent
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
win the vouchers thereof to III. subs
scribcrs duly authenticated & passed by
the orphans Court. on or besore tho
third day Of May next, or they may By
law be excluded from all s6i to said
estate I; ana those indebted thereto sre
required to make INN diate psrment.
Given under our hands this 81 day
Of November 1914.
James S. Scott,
John Richards,
Executors Of RIehard l.. HEWITT.
November 8. 4 Gov.
ORPHANS COURT.
,derond,ia County, .hsv. Jam, 1914.
ORDERED, that the administrator
Of .Msrgarer H.fehens, dec. do insert
the following advertisement three times
week for four weeks in the Alsxandtis
newspapers,
A CoPY-TEsT. et
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03
Public Sale of Lands. /.
No.. 80.

Public Sale of Lands.
By virtue Of decd oft u.t from Benz
iamin Nj Brooke, To the Subscriber.
to secure the payment Of sun ct
money due jonathan Schol6tld, viii
be .sld a, Public Auction sa the pre-.
mixes fo- cash. on tbr l7,h inst.
One fourth part Of that va
Iusble Fer" called RETIREMENT,
sir c on The nev turnpike o;d lead pg
to Co'ci est r, about 8 ~ miles fIom
Alexand' a
" ilIiam Herbert, Jun.
TKUs7EE.
Noveu Der 8. %r, u.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03
rhares 'rhroop,



Which for convenience is not exceeded
by any other Of equal extent 10 the U.
States. With q sueicicn: number Of
hands, some triAing repairs, and an add
ditisra number oil candle moulds, il 10.
capable of turning out weekly, at tho
prcsent prices, Soap s. Csrdlcs. mould
and dipt, to the amount Of on thousand
do!ars. No other busissss perhaps se
the present time offers equal ineues-
NESTS to embark in, In addition to
which, the purchaser viii have the sd-
vantage Of an established custom Of largo
extent, the celebrity Of which Is welt
known.
About so barrel. of superior quality
Rosin, Gan s-,icle n,w difficult 10 TO
nad) s. copslderabie Quantity of Ashes,
CT, efnlly selected; some TslIo~, Pslm
Oh Candle Wick, sc remains on b.nd,
with which the purchaser can be ae-
comm oda,ed. As also for timc, If re.
GU ed, the hire If his Black Man
WILL, who has been laugh. The busi-
ness.
VIM. DUNLAP.
Nnv ~ NJ
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03

Wan His a"y'
Extract of a letter from EiSany, dated
Saturday morshy, Oct 29th, receiv
cd BY the Steam Boai yesterday fore
nom.
Z" Report .ays a division Of aur army
under Col. Bi,srl h., been repuls'd and
.llisen back ( Black Creek; that Browns
army had re.crassed the Lake, ana wtte
h"urd to Sacke.'. Harbor, ,hat Major
Lush has had his horse shot under him,
and severely wounded himself bv ,he
TALL Of the horse. send you the Bat"
via Adv'cats which cestains the Latest
new, from tho army"
the following articles We copied rom
,be Batavia Adv Of the 22d Oct. 1914
The latest intelligence we have from
our army on the Niagara Is up to the
morning of the Goth. at which time on'
M ,in fsrce remained in the cntampmeni
a. Black Geek, Z or 8 miles above
Chippawa, but were under marching
orders, to cooperate with or support
Gen, Bis,ell's Brigade, 5000 strong,
which had crossed the Chippawa on the
10Th in the morning, 10 miies from IA
mouth. The advance Of Bissell's hri.
yaGe forced i,s way over the Creek IN
the presence Of . superior forse, and
continued to press upon the eRemy W
his retreat down the creek IN cFeei-
ing this passage many Of the enemy
we're slain and some prisoners made. D.
monc ths,n is q British colonel. Oar
loss was 6 or killed ard 50 or 90
wnundcd.
Wse,her i, is gen. lizards determine
ton t. follor up IN pa tial adsant7gs,
and to drive the enemy from his st-ohg
hold o. the Chippewa is unknown
The d,y may have passed in which this
could have been elected
Maj Gen. Brown left the Niagara
army OH tie lO.h. ana arrived L. this
village last evening on his way to Sack
eu's Harbor.
TIC Brush feet, was Of the mouth
Of the Niagara rive, on The mernlpg o
the tn, 10 saih among which vas
their new ship.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03
NORFOLK, Oct. e6.

4" Do Snsiics to an enrH'g."-'n
our last we stated that the British
had destroyed some salt works AT
Curritaek we are informed from
good authority none were desire! !;
three vessels were burned, aud some
stock taken of.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03
ARRIVAL OF THE PEACOCK

Arrived on Saturday evening, the ..
s slonp Of war Peacock, Captain War;
riugton, from = sruizs 81 nsarly 5
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03

Sir George Provost has issued a
general order. complaining Of eer'
tain articles Of dress. worn ny The
officers or Lord We!ling;on's army,
As improper: lis imagined that his
execllency is more dissatisfied with
the dressing Of General Macomb,
than The dress Of his own officers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03

The Commute. i,r Wars NJ. 5, re-
port TO the Cumrntttce al Vigilance the
mlowins voluntary contributions vi mo-
ney and labor ON the works erecting st
Fort Washington, viz:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03
p o S rs G. R Up T.
Nxra.YorE, Nov. .,

Nxw-YoEE, Nov. 2.
81 tho G'eanbaa, wtacti arrived We
s;cr:iay, &c learn vcrbal'r, tbs, General
B,,sel had rcc;ns>ed lha Chipp:"a, with
his brigaic, lhat1ne Brush tire eon
sis,ire OF 10 sail, were a. The head Of
the Lake, & had reinforced Gen u -nnl-
,no"d's a my, anl that it was rc?or'sJ
Gen. Izird would return 10 fort Erie
yah his army.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03

On Saturday afternoon fi.e bar
gcs from the enemy's ships in Lyn.
haven ;say came up into Hampton
Roads. as high as Seweifs PoiGi
They captured n small vessel from
Richmond TO Hampton, with Wits
key and bp,ter, and small sloop in
ballast aiss the Hampton racket beats
RnHiress and Margaret. The for.
per MAS run on shore by the crew,
who made their escape.
Captain Gordon having received
intimation Of this movement. dis
patched a tender and two barges, al
whose approach the emms's barges
retired, having barni the iIantress,
and run The Margaret on shore, but
they had not time 70 destroy her;
she was got Oft without injury. and
brought up to town. The sl"up Was
given up TO the crews an'' passengers
OF the other vessels, who were pa.
rolled.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-09
London, Thursday afternoon } AhrA
DISPATCHES FROM LORD
WELLINGTON.

De.patche. we're this morning receiy.
ed from the Marquis Of WELLINGTON dat
ed on tho a5,h eflast month. His Lord
ship was then within six miles of Tou-
louise. The enemy had fed with such
precipitation since The action oftbe Goth,
that our troops had been unable to o.
vertake them, except at one point'
where General Fame cot up four or i've
souadrons of the French dragons.
Private letters state, that " 1t IS I'M
possible 10 form conception of The de-
sertions from Seult In every town and
village entered by our troops re arc
hailed a. deliverers The desire Tor the
restoration Of the Bourbons is uniyer-
SAL"
Marshal Beresford has marched to
Join Lord Wellington, in order that the
business of cutting up Soult's army
nigh, be completed.
AS these dispatches mention nothing
of the surrender Of Bayonne, we con-
clude that the account brought from
St. Jean de Luz to Cork is unfounded.
The following is the bulletin issaed by
government.