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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-18

SIR.
Having passed the enemy in Lynhavsn on
the night ofthe 18th OF January Last, steer
ed to- the southwark of Berr,uta and cros~
scd the Atlantic, between 80 T. 80 degrees
y lat. On the 29th Jan. captured an En- !.
g'ish schooner from Malaga to Halifax,
with acargo of wine. oil and troit, which we
burnt. a. we likewise did another schooner
from Newfoundland to Grenada. wi a car.
go OF fish aid OIL, captured ON the 9th Feb
ruary. 49,
Ons the 4,h March, cap,u, ed a small;
steep .ana; under Cape Mount en- the ccast
of Africs, with a iitie rice AID camwood en-
board leagues east 81 Cape Palnas
we captursd On the I1th Msrch, the brig
Roebuck. Of London, wi,is mali quantity
OF ivory, quantity of palm>oil and various
other articles. Aiter destroying her arma-
nnent and cargo, We paroled our PRISONERS,
and gave them the brig as cartel to Seer
ra Leons.
Af,er long chase on the 18th March,
the last four hours of which was in thick
weather, we Captured the EnslisL India
snip Whodbridge, with cargo OF rice aud
dye woods. BIZ, had bare.y taken pos ssion
OF rer. when the weather cleared no, snd
we sdiscovared a feetof IS sal. sediate-
iy 10 windward of us and two slip. Of war
standing tor rs; we were compelled 20 a.
bandon the prize with precici.ation;aa1 at
tend to cur own safety till IL a! NJ. the
next day, When trey gave over tue mace &
returned to the feet.
lenclose the paroles signedby the prison
ers.
am, with great respect. yoar .ohedient
servant,
c. NORRIS.
Ton. William Janes,
Secretary Of the Navy, Washington.
Cotv ofa letter ram cant. Bla selv 10 Me
secretary T fte Nagy, da.ed
U. ). snip Wasp, At sea.
orr r. "a. ist. May, 1914.
lave the pleasure to inform you. we
sailed this day at 4 P. NJ, from Portsmouth.
n II. and have now hne bretze at North
West. From the specimen Of tine sailing
OF this ship since leaving port. i entertain
he most favorable presase Of her future
performances shall keep you informed
nity.
have the honor to be very respectfully,
your most obi. Servant.
BLAKELy.
Hon VIM. Jones,
Secretary ofthe Navy, Washington.
Copy Of a letter from Com. Chauncey, to fse
Secretary oTshe Navy.
u. S. Ship General Pike.
.,n Sackett's Harbor, May 1, 1914.
am happy to have 1t in my power to in.
| form you that the u. S. ship - Superior. %
was launched this morning, without acci.
dent.
The Superior is an uncommonIy beautiful.
well built ship, something larger than the
President, and could mount 81 guns, IL il was
thought advisable TO put as many upon her.
fh.s ship has been built in the short space
OF eighty days, and when it is taken into
view, that two briggs of 500 tons each have
also been built, rugged and completely fitted
tor service since the FIRST February. il will
be acknowledged that the MECHANICS EN-.
pioyed on this station have done their dutv
have the honor to be, &c.
ISAAC CHAUNCEY.
Hon VIVA. Jones',
Secretary OF tue NAVY. Wasbipg,on
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Broom the New York plebeian.

MT MEG Duite6,
Sia--l send you for publication an ex-
tracttrom an Grafton delivered in Boston by
Josia.: Quincy, in 1898. It presents an adj
miracle picture Of the junto of which this
sans Jn,eph Quincy is the upprincipied lea.
der. he resemblance between the tories
OF the revolution and the federaiists of she
drawn.
Shawangunk, March, 1914
he iac,ious spirits. whose ;ntrirpes
have produced such losses and distress to the
United States, and forced cur federal stars
from tAe palh~ay of peace and heaven. are
serSiie copyists OF those ancient enemies of
coionat independence. They have neither
INC Calm OF originals, the merit of ingenuity,
nor Inc charm Of novelty. 1t is not a mere
general resemblance, it's the old uiece in a
new poslllon. The same III Character and
a'uluue, IN expression and passion, an dra
perry and design. The tories ard row lists NJ
oid tune, compared with tie true f:i.rds OF
america, were a small and weak oartv. mn.
aoie 70 acquire the confidence cffhe nannle
hmoitlon, which canno: be srat;fcd by no.
norapie means. has sure resource i, in /.
erisue. heir invitations stimulated and en-.
con'ased aggression. they marked out the
pan lcr our enenies. Divide and ccnouer.
inssst year iEansi &c amid the par.ics Of the
safe. Corruist me avaricious, irigh en- III,
weak, why virtue, tarn talents to ridicule
weaken tue Obligations OF mora .ity. destroy
the influence Of religion, make men WORTH
70 De slaves, and they Mill sue for letters
now minutely the Opponents of the will of the
people nave adhered to these principles IN
our Gay Is too obvious to remark. We shall
hna the likeness not less striking Il. keeninr
our own times in view, we cali TO reco,Iec
uon the arts by which the tories and ROYAL.
ISIS formerly played this eternal game of
amy. 10 encourage and unite the inhab.
i'Ah.s OF the old world, they every where
presumed US divided people; that en-.
ourAeo IN common cause we refused IN
pear our share of expense; that reared nm.
uer .heir wing, in our strength, we were
ehHhoiul ct cur patrons. In America dif.
iefent changes were rung. ihey attemptrd
10 set at variance the southern and northern
colonies. to make the orders OF State CON
tend' to render the poor suspicious of the
rich, the rich fearful Of the poor Tney told
fhe people OF fleets and armies, of the now .
CT OF the adversary, and Jheir (own) weak.
ness, ne arms and victories of a nation
then stiied terrible 10 her enemies and cen
erous to her friends, were paioted 10 colors
best suited &c alarm"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-18

Z pursuance Of an Ordinance, entitled
n an ordinance to amend the ordinance
to prevent dogs from going at large in the
City OF Richmond," notice is hereby e..
ven, that no dogs will be permitted to run
at large IN the said City. between the hrs.
day ofnexs month, and The fifteenth day OF
September next.
N. SHEPPARD, &C. Hall.
May 1894.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-18
S. DECATUR.


PRESTON, April 5th 1914.
STEpsEE DECATUR, Esq.
Commsadsnt Of the us. Souadro,
bisg in the River Thames.
We, the Undersigned, take the liberty
to solicit your assistance in behalf of Mr..
Bernard O'Brien, in obtaining his sons re,
lease from the British ship La Hogue off N.
London.
we are well acquainted with the youn q
man, aud know him to be ara Americap.born
citizen, His letter to bis father, dated ON
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COPY

OIRy n
AT the solicitation of Mr.. Bsr .ard o..
Brien, whose son is now Oh board his Britain,
mic Majesty's ship La Hogus under your
command, have granted a flag of truce
conducted BY lieut. Hamilton, with percnis-
sion for Mr.. O'Brien to attend it. His OBJ
Ject Is to effect the liberation of his son. a
native Citizen of the United States. He
bears with him a copy Of the record OF the
town OF Groton, ia the state Of Connecticu,.
signed by the Town Clerk and SelectmeD. a =
also certificate from a number of respec,
table men in Croton, proving his NATIVITY
With these documents / Cannot doubt thai
ne Will effect the purpose OF his visit.
Signed,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-18
DOMESTIC.
WAsHINcrsy, Mar 10.

Cory efa letter. fromcant. Aiorris, TO RE
Secretary Of the Navy. Gated
U. S. ship Adams. Al ril 90. 1914.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-22

long speech against the bill, which indeed
he announced lis intention to do-fer which
puri osehe wished the House to adjourn, it
hen being SO late. The Adjournment, was
negasiret-a0d before Mr. CIR svenor could
get the tioor again, the Previous Question
was called, decided in ;h- affirmative, and
,bus the Debate ter'''ihr ted. This debate
appeared to ms too fraugne with important
matter, particularly as Indicating the senti
ments aud views of the F-de rst1 party, to be
reported in the abbreviated form our rcpor-
ter has recently adopted. 1t viii therefore
.bs reported at length as soon as practica
ole.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-22
IN SENATE.

-, 80, saturday, Jantary Is.
! he buito amen the 7th section Of IN.
act; to lay ard collect direct tax, was read
he third line and passed.
the bill from the House of Representa-
tives tor appointing an addlt oaaI iu0ee 10
tie M'ssouri territory, was read the third
time and passed as amended by the Senate.
The bill from the Hous of Representa-
,iyes making. provision for filing the anks
OF the regular a. my, encouraging ei.;ist-
ments, &c. was received and twice read.
MonGay Januq1r IL
he bill for the relief of the iphah;tan,s
OF the island of Nantucket, &c pa,sed
'hrough mittee of the whcle, & with
the amendments reported by The select
committee. was ordered to be cugroSsed ,o-,
lows: - Iva
YEAS--Messrs Anderson. Brent Brown
Campbell, Chacc. Condit, Germ ar. How
ell Laccck, Leib. Morrow, Robinson.
Sr'th, TAFT, Taylor, Turner, Varnun'
NAlS-M-ssrs. BIB of Georgia Day
gett fromen'in, GoldSboroueh Gore, Hun
ter, N'n9, Lambert, Meson, Wells.
Inc Senate resumed, as in committee of
the whole, the bill TO encrease the b,un,vto
recruits, &c. motion by'Mr. Brent 10 re-
Ter this bill, together with the bill from tho
itouse CT Representatives en- tine same ssh.
Ject' to the committee on military affairs.
was negahved and the BIZ was then ON
motion Of Mr.. Anderson referred to that
Committee.
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CONGRESS.


I ne debate which to * place in the House
o. Representatives on Friday last, and oc
cnpled the House till o'clock in the even
ing, and a. length required the Previous
question 70 termina il, was Of an in er
ting at2re, mt des itute of acrjnonv. -
After the bill 81 as put on it, passage, MIR.
GrosVcnor OF n. briefly explained MS
objections to the bill, es Mr.. Shefey Of Va.
had ne just before him, On the ground of
general oppo ition TO affordug any force TO
assist IN an offensive war. Mr.. WEBSTER Of
~. Hamp- hire, followed in an elaborate and
ingenious speech of considerable length, in
opposition to the general course of admins
trat.on, to the object and principles of the
war, aud OF course to he bill before the
House. The principal object, however, OF
MI Webster's antipathy and reprobation.
was the conquest OF G anada. To this
speech, and particularly to the latter part Of
u, Mr. l.gersoi Of Penn. replied in m able
speech of some length. Mr.. Miller of N.
followed in speech { great length, cha
racterized nv Puch warmth and perhaps q
httie violence. Mr.. bradley Of Vert. repli
ed m brief and neat Speech. TO a few Of
the observations Of Mr.. Webster and Mr.
N!iler. No. roup 81 Geo. expressed his
hope that lie geuerei debate on the wa.
nov unseascnalTy introduced. would he most
poned tos1ne more sui. ale OCCASION. because
re rtcralimg faivic- was COW suspended
every H"Htct c'nSawc ~ on ihiy b i de
yea us Re c0.aacpcawea Mr.. Crosve-
."sr rose e'oeatJ w,th essa TO r,akSa
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-22
Vol. 1O.-----No. IS.

M. M'I.ean, of Ohia, rose and 81. Ike fo-
Sos'e times N support Of the war. If the Bill
bHfore the hose. and in reply to the obser-
va'ions OF gentlemen who had spoken en- the
other side of the question
Nr: Wilson, of Pena. followed on the same
side OF re question. 1T som; irngth.
Mr.. Ir"up. OF Geo proposed an amend :
ment to the bill. the object of which was up .
derstood by the reporter, as he heard thread
from the chair, to be to convert three of the
REGIMENTS proposed by the bill to be raised
during the war, into rife reg ments.
a motion was made for the COMMITTEES 70
rise, and decided in the affirmative
Leave was given to the committee to sit
again; and
clock.
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~ 10 ,hose Concerned.

= 10 fNOSe N'oNctrned.
EeURiNG my necessary sbsence from the state
n William Hay, jr. and Thomas TYLER BouLin,
ss7-s. ofthssig, ii-'snd 20 rlv professional hut
Tr4essi IN the sssersl arss IN whish practise Law
the latter viII evey case of the Conn, cal
IN Henr co Court, represent me, whether nj called
or regular Courts. SAM. M'CRAW.
January Je 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-22

Onnccouut q. I've had weather Saturday the
18th, the EXHIBITION is postponed till Tuesds,
next, the as,h instant.
tAPAND sEXHIBITION.
OF Attack and Defence with the Small and Broad
Sword, and the Cut and Thrust
-7ccora panied spi.A Music.
r Mr. WNLERS, Professor of the Mammal D..
fence, and Mr.. GERARD, respectfully inform the
Gentemen of this city, that Exhibition of the
Manly Art viii take place on Tuesday evening next
ut o'clock, at Mr. W'lers' Sc idemyy ahcre MIR.
James Norris's store, first house next the corner
Iesdug from the main street 70 Co. hayo's bridge
Amateurs, desirnus IF exhibiting, viii make t,e
same known to Mr.. Wi!;srs, the evening OF per.
foru amos
~ Tiofets of edu>i;,5pac One Dsllsr--to be
isd p tie Rex rayssn, and st The Academy.
Van 80. 2tp
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.HDFE,R TISEITENT

"A NY person wishing to use in their Distillery,
IN Grocery or otherwise, DR.. a lEson's h ehly APP
proved method of improving spritioas liquors, sc.
may he Turn HE'D with RdiviSual rights at s 2s in
sny town or county in Virginia, not already exclm.
sivey FURNISHED, on application 70 Mr.. CorneIius
Payne, Lynehbnrgh, or the Subscriber. Richmond.
JOHN PERKINS.
October 70. tf
P.S- Communications BY mail. post paid, will be
promptly attended to- -
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GUN POWDFR.

&C n POW DIX.
FEHBE 'Subseriber has Just receivcG and ofcrs FIR
= safe, one hundred and four Kegs Of Ficsed ;
end fIH--ond Of eagie gan p5cpeer ~
z. Pnd eranisrerS-GH q Supfrior guGkirT
-9NJ3REkE SsIII1E,
- ,'y-sty3st opposite tie Eagle Toger.-
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JUS.T RMCkTHRD,

JUS.T RHCETFRD
RAR IRON, arfortsd, Cut-ftails, do. whiske in
MoHd Candles, diserent sizcs
Ind IN Store
Loaf and Brown Sugar. Coffee, Seek Salt, beat
Green Coppers., &c sc. Fbr sale by
GEO. ROBERTSON s. Co.
December 2S. a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-22

? ME Subscribers have quantity of sole leather,
Il skirtng and upper leather on hand, whici,
they wisla to sell.
DANIEL HOFFMAN, & Co.
Lexington, January IL. Sw
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oPRING. Hill -dCAD EWT.
FataE Subscriber Sing in the yer ead of An


FaSiE Subscriber Sing in the lower eud OF Abe
! marie County, viii continue to Instruct you'll,
in those branches OF learning usually tsaght at pub
lie Seminars
'FSe Ry..ya1nes c. Wiison, late IF Norfolk, wilt
Unite wiz me in my professional b0sness in h;ch
Tse hope n be able 30 render So ,sfsetiln 10 all
who may confde their children TO our care and in
Etructon.
At this Institution, both males and Females will
be received snG instructed in separate apart.
uents--but none for shorter period than twelve
months.
My price for Board, Tuition and Washing ( sehoI-
finding their own Bedding and Ca1dles,l will be
nifty FIVE dollars Session, o. Ave months, payable in
advance.
Our Winter vacation will commence the 18th OF
december, and 0ose the 18th of January. The
Summer vacation comm noes on the 9Th Of J.ne
q closes the 18th OF July
Jan. 10. In
n BLHCK- L.4CE VEIL IOST
Lost or nslaid, about three weeks ago, 50 Largo
Square Black Lace Veil,
eNUPFOSED4o have been dropped on the Sd ST.
= be .ween ,.le Mrn Street and Mrs ,Camhe's.
q sait9hie reward will be paid to any person leaY-
Tag it:5 this CiIee.
January 20 #
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PATTERSON WIRE MANUFACTo-


PATTERSON WIRE MANUFACTO-
RY.
'HH subscriber sauthorised to receive order, for
n the following articles, to he executed at the a.
bove Manufactory, and forwarded from thence With
All possible speed--d liverable in Richmond At tn
sActory prices, With the charges Of transportation
Sxe. viz
Coarse and fine Wire from No 70 25,
Gard Wire from No. 25 to So, .'-.
Annea'd or bending Wire c( varions sizes,
Rolling, Standing aud Falling Screens for eleaas-
ing grain.
Nove wires Of every description.
Samples OF the above articles may he seen, and or.
ders LOGGED at the Counting House OF
ANDREW SMITH,
Cary Street oppoaite the Eagle Tavern.
Dec eth
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NAYY EXPENDTTuRr-

Mr.. Wm. Reed Of Massachusetts, adj
v,ertlng to former enquiries iuto the exD.n
hturs' Sic'of lhe lavy when that establish
pent was ra-her OF an e2aemerai IA an per
lament nature, winch had love ineaec
pai, and wbich were mucl.p,ore j,opo~,sn,
20" thtt the NJ ~ bad Assumed q .g,etfg,
mss'itade, oilegsd the following &c sutton
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-22

Acting Sec'ry of the Treasury.
Ton. SheGkeT Of the
House Of Representatives.
The letter was read, and, together with
me manuscripts essays therein r1cnt;oned
referred tO{he Committee of Commerce and
manufactut s, '''N
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I'Ef.WS-Ss Il YE.4R.
POS,rPONEMENT.

, account q: S'e had weather on Saturday the
the EXHIBITION is postponed till Tuesds,
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menting the great loss which the service hos
sustained by the severe wound received 1Y
major general RIAL, and LIS subsoquent. uls-
toward capture. II will be most pleasing
part OF the duty of the commander os tie ioe-
ces, to bring the mer;torious services of tn.
right division of the army of the Coradas be-
fore the gracious consideration of his ros,S
hghncss tho prince regent.
(Sgned) kDNV ARD DAYNES,
Adjutant General
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-24
From he T,la,.sbl9.g Msm4 Of. 7,,y. e.

.
There has been no important Of the Fleet
c. Army since orr lest. Capt Mayh'', (wlo has during
the war commanded small party Of Canadians and
Indians, at Odletown,} "Wednesday last wound
cd and taken prisoner by snali rar.y f0ur iiemen
One Indian (sad be- chief Killed q, the same
time.
From Information entitled to credit, we learn. that
the British opening, greatly improving several
roads in and about Cdletosn--one from the Lake
thro' to Oiictown--onc from the Stone NH To O'lie-
icwr-aud another en- the Stone Mil in different
direction. The roads ssi to be unusually broad,
Ynd well made. Our informant eouverscd with Ca-
dian inh2iitant who had been t. work on these roads,
and who said detachment OF men had been deGailed
from Cotlwells Manor tor that purpose
We are also informed ta. Tie enemy have lately
pressed into service anos; every bytwecnte i;ne
and Montreal.
On Tuesday, small number OF Riaeraen left this
rlace forthcpu,Toss understand, oionins their
corps Of Sacketts i.lbor.
detachment Of aboat 500 troops arrived last even
ny nc, eotr~ctly informed from What place,
o. VIC commands them.
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RuhL1Nc row, August it'd. )
Thurs. " nirht. u o'clocil

N.
Dear Sir-i arrived at this place about 9
O'Clock this evening. Soon after. my arrival
heard that Montreal paper had been re-
ceivet containing the British official accosat
9ffhe oQtttc IF Bridge1cdte71 | have been
politely favored with the paper, and have CO.
pied il for the Commercial Advertiser. ]
will give you fnrsher extracts tomorrow.
BuRLINGToN, Aug. IA
Enclosed you have continuation OF eSl-
tracts from Montreal papers.
q gehtsnan who lett Piattsisurr Yesterday.
informed me that orr fleet was off Chazy, and
that Che British fleet, under the command IF
captain Fisher, was at anchor about five miles
above. The British had obtained a sufficient
quantity OF spars for masts for their new fri
gate. IL is said she viii be complete about
the 18th of September, and that She viii
mount SO guns
Oar new. vessel building at Vergennes will
DC ready about the same time this vessel has
been built with Unprecedented Dispatch
twenty days ago the timber OF which she is
built was growing in tile woods. ] was ON
board yesterday afternoon at 8 cCiocl II
was expected she would have been launched
at four o'clock the same day, but l have
learnt from a gentleman who left Vergennes
last evening, that an attempt Yves made be-
tween and 6o'clock to launch her unfor-
tGnately however her stern stuck III the mud
Of Otter creek
She measures 1913 feet deck, 81 breadth of
beam, and Is pierced for 22 guns will mount
20 eighteen's and thirty-tTo's, and was TO be
called the Warrior
?. 5. The brig as launched this morning
about O'Clock -. Aug. 12.)
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OrEBrc. AUG. =.

We learn from good authority that the fol-
lowing was che state Of our forces in Uppcr
Canada, as far as the head Of lake Ontario.
and the Niagara frontier on both sides the
river, according to The latest advices, viz.
Ihe Nova Scotia Fenciblcs at Coteau du lac
and Cornwall The Goth regiment at Fo,t
Wellington, but expected to move up iinmc.
diately.
The 9th, SD, battalion companies If the
l04th and Canadian fencibles at Kingston A
strong party at York and convalescents OF All
regiments. Head quarters, Seventy mic
Creek, remains of the Royals, ZOO y the 3eut
200 y troops 10Th dragons (15O y a bate
lion Of Incorporated militia $500 ;)a stgorg fed
train In the cid Fort of Niagara, fhc 4Ist
(e50) in Fort George and Missag7e TORT,
the 8th and remains Of Tooth and some de-
taCbments.
August 4
The power of England was rover displa-
ed in Canada ike 1t is at present. The troons
which arrive daily are no longer reinforce
ments, but complete brigades, moved from
the banks of the Carenne to the st. Law
renee. with the whole mGterim Of IN army in
the held. The horses which DRAGGED the can
non at the battle of Thouo0se, on the 10th Of
April, are now 1T Quebec as well as the
ponto ons on which the British forces crossed
the Adour and Garonae. Such troops, c2rfyia.,
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From re -N91'~egl Colrrn. oS.2Wg. o. .
GENERAL ORDER.

Adauan; Generals Office r. CHARTERS,
Montreal, Aug g, 1874
The commander Of the forces has the high
est satisfaction II prUmulsating TO the troops
the District General Order, issued by lieut.
general Drummond, after the action which
took place on the 18th # last month, near
the falls o. Niagara. His Fxcc!lcncv is Gesi-
rouG Of adding to the need OF praise so de-
se''Yedly bestowed By tie iieutcnsnt general
on the troops, regulars and militia, who had
the good fortune toshaTe IL this brilliant a.
cldevcment, the deep sense he cntertains Of
their services, and Of the distinguished skill.
and energetic eZertious Of lieutenant general
Diummoud n the measures which have ter
minated IN repelling the invaders from his
najesty's territories.
The commander Of The forces unitcs with
hsulensnt general Drumnond is sincerely Ia
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We understand that Court Of Inquiry
composed OF Commodore Decatur, Com. Per-
iy, apd Capt. Evans, viii assemble this day
on board the frigate President to inquire into
the loss of the United States late fr1gate Es-
sex.