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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-04

Hvyo7. They state That on tie 81 Of Sc,.r
a.E. aSons cighE O'Clock la the cveriaS fsv0
B71Efsh gan boats, the one mounting and
me utter three fomdcr, Q 6aHeanz svifh
$50 soldiers AMI % sailors, and rs blrch bark
celnocS svith $50 Indians, s91liriged tie ~
STess 70Iile she Eas lying az aachV' ia De-
iour Bay 81 ~. Josehh's, 6oarded and took
Ho&seSSioH VI her after Short contest, ia.
svhtch Sve had but one killed and /Du1' zvoui-
aed, and The British .svo Killed ard .fUe
gvonnded.
On the OH Of SEPTEMBER, The enemy liz
Me Eggrcss cahtured ne SCORPION, gviose
crezo lad recciVea no Information of the car
tire 9fthe IysreSS. This ne, enemy tBtct-
dby bringing tie Iygress close along side
the Scorjiio'i and 6oaTding her 7vhiic hel- cresy
Tvcre 5eiogo ire decks, AaVmg no conccjifiou
that tAe 1ysreSS ze4S ia foSSeSsio'l cffac G
neD,y.
The men By 7vhom we hare receiyed this
mIormaao7l, svere brought from IT, ease eAd
II Lake Huron, 6y me svay cf Lake Himcoe
10 tie heed q The bag u QGmfe, from
Of Oct. iilsE ia lqvo SniaH canoes, 7vhich ihcy
seized and Di coBhaHy saih same on!-
e1S GdUenturousty crossed Lake Ontario
JFgm Aaf place. The mouth u Genraee
Rtoe'-, tJle1' ilGSsGge fsYo GayS aid tdree
nights.
IErse men sta:e that about 200 .4mcr4cal
Prisoners, frincYtally ni!litiG, .vcTe fuktm az
I'or: Lrir az the i7ih al. 03oUt $50 u
7oi0m meg ~ y about S5 mites ceiop Litts
I.9k on kAeir zvuy 70 GiagStoh, pDcaS zvhyni
acre CoL GhurchW aud Cal,t. baot, Ire tass
rsf>gicd 60 huoe been Killed, sun s2eje IN .g2o4
hc4I.h.
lhey ftrfh-r state M0t the inhabitants o5S
Chfies' la''adin sveye ve1y kind u than, NJ
SfeaieT iiatt " q0!4om aJ!heared 10 BE- Very
deSAous Of seeing an .1nter4cGn army march
rouj;d Luke Cliidrto.
The mon by zdtCh zvc rec.fUe This h.j1,n;a-
H97 Gcere Hezc&iGh Su1ycTd, hurse7's Stcg2-
ard, G'id J0I1l Gay, StGD.gn, Glte VI he 1y-
.sress, and J9hn Ero.n, BoaiS9ratn'S n,ate,
la:e y E.!e Scoi1iion.
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The Hon. NYaf. JOINS,
Secretary o. the Nay.
NEw-YoRK Oct. 81.

EEw-YoRK Oct 81.
BY the Steamboat which arrived YESTERDAY,
"c learn verbally, hat Gen. Bisacl had re
crossed the Chippewa, wIth his brigade, that
the Brush ilcet Consisting 81 ten san, were at
the lcsd Of tic Lake, and had reinforced
Gen Didnmond's army, and that it was re-
ported Gen. lzard wuuIG return 10 Fort Ere
with mis- army.
Er"acf giG letter from albany, dated Satur-
d!y morning, Oct zyh recetUcd by Me
0.eam BAIT yesferduy .JorcHo2n.
Report say division Of oIn army under
Col B,sse has been repulsed and driven back
to Black Greek that Browns army had re-
crossed the Lake and were bCund 10 Sackett's
Harbour, that Ma. Lush has had his horse
shot under him, and SCI crcly wounded him
sell by the fall oi the horse. ] send you the
Batavia Advocate which contains the latest
news from the array.
The following articles We ccpicd from the
Batavi4 Advocate, If the 22d Ci Get. 1914.
Tre latest intelligence We have nom cur
army OH the Niagara is up t. the morning oil
tile 2Oth, 1t which time our man force remdlil-
co ia the encampment at Black Greek, Z 81 8
miles above Chippewa, out were under mar
CHING orders, to cooperate With or support
Gen. bissels brigade, 1000 strong, winch had
crossed the Chppawa on the 10th in the
morning, 10 miles from its mouth. The adj
vance OF BisSel's brigade forced ijs way over
the creek intae presence Of a superior force,
and continued - press upon the enemy in his
retreat down Che creek. Ia ef.ctng tins
passage many OF thC enemy were slain and
soue brsDncrs made, amcig them is ii BRUSH
Colonel oar lyss was 6 OF killed and so
y 50 We pisded
Whether tits Gen. Yards determination
20 follow up tins partial advantage, ard to
drive ghe enemy bom nis etroi,g hold on The
Chippewa, is uikAowA the day NAY have
passcdin which this could nave been effect
Cd
Ma. Cen BrawD lsf re Niagara army sn
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L ss5z ENQUE4lE2t.
NICAlNO.NO. .N1psmber .. 1919.
FlRCIAJi LEG}SL9 giyRE.

We baVe been prevented by circumstances,
which have engrnssed all our attention, from
paying that attention TO the proceedings of the
House, which they should nave received
We shall begin however to make UP our lee
way, next week when we nope VIC shall be
enabled, by tlie arrangements We have made,
TO print tl,rce times a week. We have ne
ncr pesterCd the pHoliC with our apologies or
Compitints--nor shall we now.
The House of Delegates lryc pail most
dsu1Su shed complement to the military SER
WIGS Of Major Genera Scott, Gy caSng
new County, which the bill strikes OF fruin tie
counties of Lee, Washington and Russ II, al
ter his name. We hope the General VIII
continue 20 deserve 1.-The bill has not vet
passed the senate.
On mauoA OF Mr.. TazeweI, a Resolution
has unanimously passed the H. OF u. request
ing the Governor To present - sword, with
appropriate devices thereon, to Master Com
IL -Hdant Lewis L. Warrington, {. native Of
this state, together wi,h the thanks OF this
Assembly 10 the officers aud men under his
Command in testimony Of the high sense en-
tertaincd by the Legislature OF the skill and
galantiy displayed by them in engaging ahd
caDturing the eneTny's brig EFsrpisv, By
h ii another laurel 10 added to the navai
soy OF their country"
Inc Senate fyrt,ed Quorum on Wednes-
day.--They nave coae to no decision on the
kXeCuOcn Law.
Lcysiatiye GfhoiHtment--ThOs Richie,
Prln,sr 70 cie Commonwealth.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

Gov. Rlount received orders yesterday to
cali out50OO militia, 10 be sent Immediately to
Gen. Jackson. Government have received
tdWces, th,t the enemy intend attempting the
conquest of Louisa ana
This call will, no doubt, De met with
promputude by our citizens and the ample
resoutc es now providing by government, to
gether with the force already III the field,
will We have every confidence, inflict a just
punishment on his tenerity, should the en-
envy dare make the attempt.
.NushviNr Whie.
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he committee TO wnom was referred the
" commnnic 'tion OF the governor OF Mast
" Closets upon the subject OF the proposed
" convention, have made report, ConC sudiTg
" with Recommendation to send seven dele
gates to meet the other delegates from New
" Lng!and. The report is now under discus
" sion, and will pass"
:. \ bill has passed the house of represen-
tsAtives providing for the appointment OF a
. council OF safety, TO consist Of five persons
" to advise Che governor III regard of the de-
:" ience O the state. 4 bill has also passed.
" the Rouse OF representatives, authorship
" the governor to raise = regular force COR s
years or during the way
g P >. SINCE writing the above, the cues
" ton OIL the rcpo: and resolve therein Inen-
" toned has been tekclet passed IN t1e atfir-
NATIVE"
Yeas 80
Nays IS
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Arrived at t,is port, .Br. snip Ncptune, tr.
Grecnock buund ~ Newfoundland, prize to
the prvateer E..ae!ia CT B1ltinore caqtur-
Cd ;.itsr an action OF 80 minutes none Killed
on wounded on either side. The Neptune
had IL men, and ncunted eight cdrronaIes,
& ana POINTERS. Her cargo consists Of
200 ions Goals some dry soous, wine and gin.
Most OF the dry goods were taken OH board
the prIvaceer. The Amelia has made 1--WE
OTHER prizes.
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URA31U&

PROGRESS az cITILTZEcE1N
avn

PROSPECTS OF SOCIETY,".
/ thcrequest oI many nlcn,beis UtJEe Legislature
n oil Virginia nov III session, MIR. O4q'Ne VIII d1!,.
Nor(hy p-I:assion) III the hall d. the House OF Dee-
s"'es, a. Grafton the :" Progress al civilization
AID Prospects oil Society" IL is the last o. the fratae-
citio,s, @},ch Mr. o. has deiNer. il, tl,,. r,
e'ia ctesoi ,ie Safes AID Will be pro. ounced on
t,.Is ePeEiua AZ u'et,ok.
F. 1iokels ctsd isaon, one dollar each, may be
had ut MIR. CuJtcnl's Bookstore.
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ADNER ,TISEMENr

7S0HE Subscriber b,i~g Old bhud indrn nJ n-et,e
, 90 aucnd 20 husiless DESTROYS Of ,.o,, NJ, ~
mrirtrsio 81 tle estate ofhenTy & j I'm Mullins.
drcd--Notice IS, Therefore, now given, fr the last
u'ne' mar nc -c.n Day Of November xt DC viii
attend 81 John Nuliu5 ii this county, a 4 ,b,, a. .
there piocccd tohavc tn ead estate dir,fe5 81
"i'I ben pay ~ na'h 'ccaie us irst proDo tir tts
eH who are Interested may bo rssent,if l.y rL.s-,
CJoc!Iord, nv $3.50
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FRANxfoRr, G<.) October Is.
IMPORTANT -

We stopped che press after part of our
western route was packed up to insert the
following NEWS.
We understand that the Secretary OF War
has ordered 2,5O0 ofthc drafted militia OF this
State 70 be marched to General Jackson, &
TO be placed under his command without dc
Law
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YAEEM IP

e. William Wariiner, Of Amelia Co7rtv. On &C.
: trW Fb.LY abort fo,rf,et uig,t or niue inch
hsi, eill str ia ne. forehead s.ti small stre Il
'Iite just b. CIV TIE star ard d0cke ---oliudgcd ~ he
uI"fe yeafs ID, and appraised 10 he sum OF SIS W
JOSEPH ccntt Tics Purtiic, aou JOHN Ctitendcn lie
llth DAY ofAug 1Sl4--Tesie,
J.TLE' I'll
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NWUyRHL .HEN9ELS

a report has been crculated, bu, OF what
authority we have n-t leaisle, that in ccnse-
quence OF complaints at EurOte;,i, neutral gu-
vc'nments on tie subject, the British cabinet
had ISSUED orders to allow ss,ch OF the vessels
rs nave oeen ordered oil the American coasy.
IN consequence of thc block 5Ge, and whiclI
sailed before The blockade was krown. ~ de-
part TOR their original ports CT .destination.--
ms rs mighty ilroblb as If docs NOT cot
the f17nchfe OF biocga@5 and ~ true. y
number OF neutisiS may he speedily .Areet-,
CO from EaiitaA.---LoS.. CeA!as,L
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

i is estimated that the goods captured by
the pricat,er Portsmouth, in the snort space
Of thirty three days, and which have actu-
ally arrived viii amount to the sum OF
S 500,0o. Several snug fortunes must have
been secured to the owners.
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---f-ll/N y : :. : :
LAST N1GHI'S MAIL.
Coag efG ht:rG fem Cats I'crt.,, 10 me Secretary
q tie .NoJp, dated
New York, Oct. %, 1911

SIR,
have the pleasure to inform you that the United
states falton t FIRST, WAS tins morning SAT- y lanBc
Gu NO one hasyet venture to suggest an Hpr0v,
ment That could Dc ms'irn this vessel ana ~ use the
words OF the Iic cicr " would not alter ier were Il
IVA my power 20 do so" She promises fair 10 meet our,
most ngine expectations, add do not despair Of be-
IDS af To navigate in her from one extreme OF our
coast 10. t'c Olher.--ticr buo,ancy astonsics C.
'eiy one; size iOw dlavs only eight feet three inches
water, her draft will b, only ten feet with all her
guns, Hiaeihery, stores & board the ease with
winch ah1 can now be to"es with sueI. steam bcat
renders 1t certain that her veleeity will be sufficiently
great to asw every purpose aud the manner it m
tended 10 secure her machinery from the ginners shot,
leaves no apprehension tcr IT'S safety.
sait use every eXvrtiOn 20 prepare her for inlne-
dTte service; hcrgurs ~ be mounted and a,n
ass Ied 10y MIR. Futon uat her machinery will be in
operation i" about SIN weeks.
have the ionyr 10 be, attn great respect your ob
servant,
ID. PORTER
The Hon. WI. JOINS,
See nt Ia,
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ITO majority
EhwBERM, October

GkwBERN, Octoher IS
Arrived at Rcauf ut, o. tue l+th inst. the
British brig ------, 80 tons bJrlhsn car
go rum, sugar, nIolasses, lime juice * ignum
vita prize TO Che cutter HarC OF this pace.
Inc vessel and carg1 are supposed to oe wor1l
$4,000
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Qdmaat GeieroPs Office,
i'icnNOND, 10Th Oct. 1914.
GENERAL ORDERS.

The Commendants Of Brigade z gimerts ard
Corps viii cacse their Qnauci-Gtauers AID ForaEe-
Masters 70 forward, Immediately, 10 the Military Nc
coi'ntnt gat oents lcUuutcrsgucd by the cOinuian-
aauI OF III their PURCHASES andhpressinens for which
certificates have buen grarfcL
THIS urlcr will be- compiled With as wen by the OH
GERS vino hive bcc in service dutng tlie summer ad
tail, As by those who IN ue held. The s;ato-
ments required, must, in future, be made quarterly
For tie prompt ,o ccuiion Of tins order, tie Cou-
mand9nts q Brig.dcs, Regiments and CORPS, will he
held responsible.
By order,
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G. W. GOOGli,
Dcp'ty. Adj zen.

Extract ofa letter Irua Nlrf1tt, DUCT Hov.
ii.
Mr.. Albert Allmanha iust returned from
up the bay. where he had been with - h,g
~ the Dragon, Caps. BairT. o. rs wy uvvyn
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LJ sTANsBURY, Sec,

Iqftor,qnt .Erra,4L--Ar at Newport, r. l..
sch. Capt rom N,dcO"' (C.ii-
.ral with Teas, consigned to the Captain,
Who is owner. We find she went to China
rom RIO Janeiro, and rs it was Supposed, she
w,.uiA return there, SHE brought no letters for
America. a gcntemaa Who arrived IN the
st,qe On Friday evening, conversed with an
American Captain, pass suger IN the vessel,
and was informed by hiHi, that his, and ali
tne other American ships were hdu,ed up,
waiting for a peace; that the British had
snch Il force there and kept so vgllaut look
oct ina, no American vessels, could get out.
small Pilot-boat built schr. bound on a seal
ing voyage, arrived at Canton from America
= f.w DAYS pre- yious to the departure Of this
vessel---she yas hard chased by the Doris fri
gate, ard narrowly escaped capture--it was
supposed she could not get out theve, as sew
srai American vessels bound TO the North
Wcs. Coast had been waiting some months
IN az opportunity to sail, but dare not
Tn, t-evs of the American vessels that
were wai@ag t5-re for peace, bad been dis
80. - Hrd e0tered on board British d
ut..-... .as.s's
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BArAv1A. October IS.

BATAVIA, October IS:
Ng tire Imcrc9H fris0Hers, 7De have
recejyea ufsyban11l.- fdat fhc Brs.i8h here
cuLtuTcd.t5eo .Agtcj7-gH UeSscis HE TygresS
a7fd stor{ iOu, fe.h 81 prisoners, on Lake
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me 20 i. md arrived in tiiis village law.
nig on ms way 10 SacSe,t's Hatbor.
Inc British feer, was 81 the mouth of the
Ni4S;'ra river on the morning ui The 20lh, 10
sail, among which was thei new Ship
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about opposite Yor,, river, he met f5ter ia,y,
f'onSi'o'1 suits, hhi of troops, under convex
OF the Deotids trigate, direct from HaliiaN
going UP the bay. He converscd with tt,
lieutenant OF the iiigate, who informed tina,
accounts at Halifax Qatest) were, that the
negotiations were broken OH" C. IL. u.
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FiF i. DULLAR5 REW NRI5

CTRaYED or stolen rom the Commons If this oity
og ile night oFthe 2Sth of October l.se chestnut
SCR ~ hoPSE-nO particular murk itc1!ected. ex-
cept that hv has thin main ana short si 81, tail h. b
lately been ioUndered aud ~ Low order
TABB MYERS.
S2ufh cornar c/'E. 4 Esd streets.
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AlIEN1iUN, 6ALLE n!
ON "Wednesday the 18th inst you vi,i ra,4.de on
~ the Csptnl-5gr.Ie, It 10 o'clocS, y =. ,olippsd
rs the k,w directs.
WM BARRETT, o: S-rg't.
fci are are also reGuiredtO attend 1T t... B.-r2-
verr, o. t.e Gthi,ist at O'clock p NJ on ba.,.s nF
hporiance TO The company.
Nov. + -,
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BADTiNCcF. Nov, >.
Hi1 t.NEMN IN TIE CHESATTAkE.
Accounts received at - CHARTERS, state
that the British acy;:jn land, vester,is y.mo,l.
ing at Deep Greek End prncesdcJ g Kir-
by's Wind Mill. Capt, Bad. of she u ).
Dragons having recoanotered lnd assert ia
cd the Enemy pusis IN, determined on an az
tempt 10 cat of Gis ietrcas.Jl,acS 10 lbs sim
ping. Captain B. accordingly made q galla.t
chargc, ugtcI u severe Etc i.or, he ereny's
cannon, AID nuSketry. Fac Brig Ctb .Nisd-
is9n had net yet reached the s,ene u these
Operations w'th his Infantry from lie emp
near ;ae PatH>cnr and Capt. B,rtl not be-
ihg ST. wei supported by lis own men as ne
expected, tlc C!d,.,e was not so successful us
he had anticipated. He, however, made ~ @
prisoners. Capt. y. was severely wlundcd
III The hard, narrowly cscap ping being linse,s
taken. Oar ARTILLERY is said O. have galiva
tie eneu'y While moving Of in his J..rgos
Ga-.
A.'om err CoSv.Sno73,,,l c .h,1natoLs.
NIpEIiE lNFChMA1ION
The enemy were seen this no mig (Ian-
day) about sunrise uioyil;g Ia nine barc- $
from their slipping in the tectiou fal Lap
Creek where obey lndcd about S u'cloo k
and proceeded TO khby's Windmill. they
were reconnOitereCl md their nos,,icn asccr-
tanned. The infantry under gen. Mads,nhav-
ing had march o. several mites TO pertcrln.
had not yet arrived, when Capt. HUrd Of the
cavalry determined to charge them, win u
view to cut oiftheir retreat their hargss ne
did SO with the utmost gallenuy, Dut was met
by tremendous il%. from the eneniy's cannon
and muskeuy. He received Il slight woun
IN the head, ms horse sunk at the same tln,s,
INTO uhrc IN! be was near being maGs
prisoner.
Inc infantry did not arrive in time 10 as
sist, but The artillery CALLED the enemy very
severely, whi!e they were rowing on in then.
oarges, and, il IS sad, elismasred one Of then.
Deep Greek is aboutf fteen miles below
Annapolis.
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,, he above sa is potponcd 'tiltomorrow evsn'a-.
az half ast e o'elock e4'n
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urn snILLL,N.4RI.
~ rs Mozart, oiPoitc The Ba'k Of yirr,;nia. has
~ n'eis-'i aHeot ani f.Siior 6ie asso5fr,or, ef
'HiLLE,NdIiT, which she Intends to open o.; F.niay
tuC ith list
Nov h. ~
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JEyws s. B,LII.ies, .qlcHgnsers.
Nov a. 1t
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AbAiANAGks.

J1r tie yen. q 'b5r IorN 1915
CONTAINING the rising, setting, places and eelnsos nF
the sun ard ij7en Tho sortlirr Phases Ct the Woon
The rising, sitting SID so"tiiiug the mot Conspicuous
pan.tS anI hNn STAR; also s lnerease, decrease M
9Th ofdaSs, Vith .t,ir fls,yas-A so--A y,..t,,
oi'''eia and entertaining nia,e,, With list o. 49,,
Tov e-sv
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EOOL' 4ECIIfL.N.


AN i5evenng lti inst at our oilis., No. :. Stor,ss
Buildings III be sold
Il U""a6'e co/2scfion 81 Turks in ,he 1I,ioue
branches Of LjIV.R,4TURE
Catalogues At saic, tu eommmenee at lrlfpas, 6 O.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
PEACE.

we collect, from the do.rraents re-
iaiinS TO negotiation for ueac.. co,p-
muHlcated by The President IN Con-
Sress' that Great-Bri,ai. was & under
me Mtcessity Of noe accepting tie inter
PoS't.en OF any friendly po,cer, in the
question: .o''tch forms the princioaL OIL
Ject IN dispute tetueen The tue, states ;,
This question is what she calls ber
maritime rtshtS- These rights she ha.
over ana over explained TO be. an indie.
ieasihie titlo 80 the services of her own
suntects, and to take them by force II
not within the territorial Jurisdiction
o' another state. Public vessel, are an
extension OF territory, and therefore
are exempted from search. This s.irht
10 search Tor and take British subjects
under tile limitations EXPRESSED. .on
s'it"'es one III what are called the ma
r"t'ae rights ri England.
Var government, on the other hand.
ciaims the right of na,uralizirc gri-
.i'l subjects, emplo, ing aud srotect =
inS Them without the Jurisdiction of,he
United Statcs-And for this claim. Sc,
UP ny Mr. Madison, and resisted hy
EnSiand, Is the war continued. though
declared on account Of the orders in
council.
So resolved, irrevocabiy resolved, is
the FRINGE Regent, never to give up
his right TO the service ef his own sub
Ieeis, OF even to bring that right into
question, under he mcdiation erpu of
Russia, that be ~iil negotiate only up
on he sasis Of The maritime rights Of
the British Empire. Fed. Rep.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
RETALIATION.

The capture ofFort Niagara. ans
the coni'aSration of The settlements IN
ITS vicinity, has called forth The follow
ing schema rcaectiaus FROM tbs Editor
ct the Albany Register, a democratic
paper.
s. The shocking disasters, which
nave overwhelmed SO many innocent.
nnofiending families with rriu-.wb;cb
have plunged 50 many human souls.
when they least expected it, into The
awful sulph Of eicrnity, have resulted
from deplorab!c causes which mu.t
ever produce similar dcp!orable effect.
In all ages, iinbrciI;iy, ignorance. and
unhai!owed ambition is cabinets, have
produced discord, defeat and DISGRACE
IN the field. There is, besides, a JOS.
and eternal Providence, which guido,
the de'iinics ofnations, and which ne
yer fails TO reward them rsr their yjr-
tues, or 70 chastise them for their vi
ceS. Aad tIiet people ,Yho are so IN
lu't as to disregard The munitions If
their "!5est rHsn-who pcrsecute g.,i.
US, '"i@ni,, '.se5y,ry ani pair. !. y
while the5 exsii 10 hi,h places The
most " '.A. wicked, aod worthless de
ina5n5Ges, csuaot cx?"1t their council,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19

Extract Of letter from an officer ~
French Mills, TO his friend in
Washington.
seen. Winder. Winchester. Gland
Ter. and all oar officers. prisoners in
Canada. are III cinse Jail.
= The 49th British regiment had
upwards of 2oG men killed and sound
ed on the iitii u!t. and are now ia
Montreal, reduced the las, year. from
400 70 500, They bsrried 4s7 men
alter tie late affair. The number of
their wounded is concealsti.'a
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
FOREIGN
LATEST FROM CADlZ.

Arrived at Plymouth an SATURDAY,
last, ship Juanila, Copeia. 60 days
from CAdiz. Several genilemaa. who
came passengers in the above vessel,
arrived In town yesterday.
We were last evening politely favor
ed with the perusai OF IA Gle of Madrid
"azeites to Oct. 20, and one Cadiz
paper Of the 4th Nov. The contents
ut the former were uainteresting. bcips
principally filed with local events
The letter contains Il correspondence
between the besieged and besiesine
forces before Pampaiuna. The follow
ing Is the only article Of Importance
on Tins sChject, though the passengers
III the Jnanita Copcio state that official
accounts had been received previons
to their leaving Caiiz, that Pampalu~
ma had surrendered TO he Allies.
General Espasa, having been in
formed that the Governor Of pampa-
luna had taken the determina.ion Of
blowing mp the Qualifications. being
Hnaaie any longer 10 hold out, wrote
10 HIM onthe 2tst, saying that if he
put that design ia execution, himself,
and his staff sl0nld be put to the sword
and every tenth man sf the soldiery be
selected for the same safe. On the
Path, the FIRST officer of the Governors
Stah came ont, with trumpet to
treat and not having agreed apon the
terms OF Tapitulaiion. the last account
Which is fran Lesaca, Of the eth,
states that the matter was still in dis.
cussom."
Accounts had heen received at Ca
diz from England. by letters which
spoke OF The recall Of Admiral War
rcU.
The plague continHed to rage very
lad at Gibraltar, and al! eomuuniea,
tons was cit OF With i!ias place liz
consequence. 1t had mai,e its appear,
Hn"e IN Cadiz, kut had abated sonsi-
deFabiy whep he Jua nita sailed OFF,
cla' accornts had hcen received in Ga-
iIz' Of he Surre.,l.t.-G-sFtwo important
F"fffcESe9, viz. Jaca and pampalmna,
to The Allied Army, under Lord Wei
it8Ston. Flour was about Si3.--
dull.