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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-27

y LONDON, Feb. 22,-Itis with regret thatwe
have to announce, that the last attack upon
Antwerp has failed
The English troop. under the command
of Gen. Graham, have been obliged to retreat,
and the French have rctaken Merxhau This
loss must be attributed TO the precautions
that the French took to secure their vessels.
Oar troops aud those Of the Prussians we're
not ofthe same opinion we wishedto destroy
the fleet, and they the town The French
covered the decks Of their vessels with straw
and sand, and the snow falling, formed a sort
OF plas,ering upon which the bombs falling,
did not occasion the least damage. After a
great loss OF time and ammunition, we per-
ceived that our fire, though well directed
did not produce the least effect and the enc.
my's batteries having killed great number
Of our men, Gen. Graham determined to
cease the attack. Our loss in this unfortunate
affair was about one thousand. Bulow hav-
ing received orders TO go to Brussels, and our
force being no more than 1000 men, the gar
rison Of Antwerp msde a vigorous scr,ic, and
succeed in taking POSSESSION of Merxhau,
and ou. Monday, OF Wcst.Wessl. Genera!
Grabam's quarter master general is in the
rear at Grootoundert, ant the army occupies
the line of battle, which it did before its at.
tack on Antwerp. l, is though, tha, they are
going into winter quarters. The part of the
Saxon corps wheih had possession CT Groois-
undert has taken another position. The Sax
ons have very govd military post but they
are as abusive as the Cossscks.
The last news from Spain announces that
after the order of the Corics, the Spanish
army no longer seknowe edge Lord Yelling
ton as their commander IN chieE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-27
pp @ait.
WAR EVENTS, &c.

Fifth Victory Ovcr The Greek indians
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24
THE AVON AND WASP.
From q London Paher.
Ertfaes Of a letter fran, Plymouth. dated

Extract Of letter from Plymouth, dated
Seft. i, 1914.
Gas the public mind must be much aeita-
ted about the f-te of the Avon, for your infor-
nation beg to say, this moment her second
Lieutenant and one midshipman friends of
mine) are arrived at this place with the Cap
| tain, only slightly wounded in both legs,
themselves merely scratched. The FIRST 1t.
killed--both ships SINK i!
&c Il was about y O'Clock P. M. when the a
Won discovered the enemy, and immediately
an uninterrupted and sangliRaiy contest took
place for hours. When the engagement had
nearly ceased, His Majesty's ship Castiiian,
attracted by the firing, bore down & instantly
ran her bowsprit across the hawse of the en-
envy, pouring in at the same time broad
side, which she Immediately followed up by a
ID, some say third. At that critical moment
the Avon threw out a signal Of distress, which
determined the commanding officer of the
Castiiian. 1t. Lloyd, to nelilquish any farther
attempt on the Wasp, and hasten to the
suCcor of the Avon, which he was no more
able than to effect, as she went down shortly
after Che last MAJ ~as removed. His M les
tvs sioop Tartarus just then came up, and
having taken forty of the Avoa's men from
the Castilian to strengthen her crew, procce-
ded in quest of the Wasp.--The salIantry of
Captain Arbutbnot and his ship's COMPANY
cannot be too highly applauded when the dis
parity of force be estimated. The Wasp was
over 600 tons burthen and mounted 81 50
pouadcrs, with complement of 500 men,
whilst our vessel was only eco tons and 81
Founders, with 100 men. We regret to state
o,ir loss at 9 killed & 80 wounded. Amongst
the former the gallant 1t. Prendergast, who
fell by grape shot whilst nobly cheering the
crew. The captains wound in the leg is
likely 20 do well, nor have We heard that any
of the other wounded are liz danger of their
lives" .HdUerfiscr.
1t is needless To say the above is full of RI
dicuious exagserations and miastatements
hdiso7s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24
From a London Paher IF Sett. II, brought
in bu me Saratoga PriUatcer.
AMERICAN PRiNArEERS

At very numerous meeting Of the ner-
chants, manufacturers, slip-owners and un-
derwrlterS of the city Of Glasgow, called by 4
public advertisement, and held by special re-
QUESTION to the Lord Provost, an "Wednesday,
the 9TH of Sept 1914, the Lord Provost i'll the
chair, IL was
Unanim1usiy rcsoiyed, That the number
Of American pr'iyateers with which our chan
nels have been infested, the audacity with
which they have approached our coasts. aud
the success with which their enterprise has
been attended, have proved injurious 70 our
commerce, humbling to our pride and dscrc-
dita5le n the directors Of the naval power Of
the British nation, whose flag till Of late wa
we'd over every sea AID triupphed over every
rival.
That there is reason - believe, in the short
space Of less than twcnty-f0ur months, above
eight hundred ssels have been captured by
thc power, whose maritime strength we have
impoiIticaljy bell in contempt.
That at a time when we were At peace with
all the rest Of the world, VIXEN the main e.
nance of our marine, costs 50 larse a sum to
the country, when the mercantile and snip-
ring interest pay tax for protection under
tie farm Of convoy duty, 3, wbeo .. The F',u-
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LvDKq.vy .sGqtv

AUGUSTA, (G) Nov. g.
We understand from gentleman who arrived ir,
tic Miliedgeglie Stage last evening, that Immediately
preuoustc his ica'us that place, express from Coz
ilawkin: TO The Governor, arrived there, statig ;hst
500 hostile Greeks had crossed Flint RIVER and vers
progressing towards settlements
Extract efn letter ON gentleman On the Torl6ir5y
to his teid ia Mfs cnsl,y dted BdieIlgiH Co4if =.
NJ r.. S,pt 81, 1874
"The Brfish have possession cf Pcnsseo5s, in sla.a
they have 5000 troops, and hid a II ts,c sinee z
aret Of 20 sIii, together wit, $40 lsriasf Lsleiy
British 80 gon-bg, rnistakipg s1ie Pont Tor the N r.
hnehors at rensaeola' run on 'aud bank, and ,hr;
went on board and confirmed then n their rnn,at,
ani showed the Fort ON Mobile Pkit Cor Tie Bsr h4
chors Assistance was sent FOE to the fOst, which y.
gwen, and both men aud brig IN safe ksepng. sat
the guns have since been raiseiD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24
SARATOGA PRIvArEER ARRIVED
~ TO THE EDITOR
yV1LMiNcr oN. N. c. 13th NOV. 1p1A

W1LMiNGToN, n. c. 18th Nov. 1914.
GBNTLEMEN-The- U. States privatcer
Saratoga has just arrived after cruize of 10
days, having captured several prizes, which
she manned for the United States She has
op board some indigo, ivory and furs en-
close you an account of Captain Adcrton's
cruze, which wish you would publish. To
his politeness am indebted for London pa
pers up 20 the 18th Sept. which will forward
you by the next mail. From one of the pa
pers which ! could not procure, took the
enclosed copy of the Wasp's sinking the a
Won.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24


PLATTsBURc, Nov. IS
That portion of our Hotilla which has re-
manned in this port, sailed 4 few days since 10
the north.
From Montreal.
we were last evening very politely favored
with a Montreal Herald of the 29th ult from
which the following articles are copied, and
they are the most truly ridiculous that ever
appeared in that paperl:
AdviCes from the Niagara frontier arc re-
ceived to the 2Gth inst. On the evening OF
the 18th, we are told com. Yeo arrived at the
head OF the lake, having on board a few COM
panies OF the s0th regiment to reinforce gen.
Drummond. On hearing of this, general
Brown was told the feet had 5000 of Wei
lington's troops on board. Here the general
vas III informed, we had not SO many hun
dreds IN the fleet (; but it is said there were
at least 1900 barrels of pork carried up at
this rate he reckoned each barrel equal to
three men. that is $500 swine restored to life,
or Sc many hogs in armour What terri
bic alarm this must have caused among the
Yankee soldiers each must hivsisrunted and
squesled Ike these unclean ANNA IS for 4 little
straw To line their styes before Storm
SWINE II Is said always anticipate squalls
Brown has their instinct, and provided to take
to ms heels ; his aisali 1d evaporated the
carcase was entire, but none of tie animal
spirit remained.
On the 18th the British came up with his
rear guard. and in a sharp action SO of the
Americans were left on the field without a
casualty happening on our side. This was at
Chippewa creek. The enemy then fed with
the utmost precipitation to Fort Erie, and be-
gan the destruction Of his Notifications, which
he blew UP and then crossed the river. In
this manner has the bloody campaign in the
Niagara district terminated, to the eternalho-
nor of1ts defenders, and the never to be for
gotten disgrace OF its as.ailants
A military Courier from Kingston arrived
this morning, brings no additional news of i'm
p5rtance. Sir James Yeo had returned to
Kingston with the sick of the army of Niaga
ia on board-he again sailed for the head of
the lake.
A private letter from Niagara of the 10Th
iist. says, that . severe action took place the
day before. near Chippewa our loss is stated
at 40 killed and wounded. That of the en-
envy is supposed to be very considerable a
t'eld piece made to bear on one of his CO.
iumns, did great execution. Another letter
denies any loss i'll killed, but makes the wound
ed Is or SO.
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= 10 ILT, LF7lF- y
THE ENEMY.

Pleamye- hatse, Mn. 10Th. n r. NJ
One frigatc and one tender at anchor.
tender beating up apparently for Buck Riv
These Comprise the entire force at presentia
Lynnbaven bay.
.W9p 2fs, Z n. M
One frigate at anchor. Two tenders uul;r
sail staadug UP, tie wind head No orher
vessel TO be seen.
PR If Wotf6if, Not ~
Arrived or srada, tho 2osi Of Ncf ssr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24

IlvH Z V9i tFONfT II.
The ship Ann Dorothy, Of London, from
Buenos Ayres. with horse hides tallow &c
mas arrived At Path, prize to the privateeY
David Porter, of this port. She had been
CAPTURED By the Saratoga privatcsT Of New
YORK, re -c.iptmta b. tn Maidstone fligate,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24

terlined with amendments hy the committee
OF the whole, that the clerk himself could
scarcely arrange them or the Speaker state
them TO the house
1t was ordered to lie on the table; and be
printed as amended.
And the House adjourned.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24
WAsErNGrnN.M Nov u

The Senate of the United States has been
for several days closely engaged in the discus
sion of Mr.. CHESS militia classification bill.
which has been debated muah at large. Il
was at length, before the Senate adjourned on
Saturday, ordered to be engrossed for third
reading.
The ponderous National Bank Bill in the
other house moves on slowly. Having passed
through the form of a committee of the whole,
it has now to undergo a reconsideration in the
house, and viii, more than probably, occupy
another week of their time.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24
BAIrImopF Nv ~

-, = TT a AFUEs 10. .
The flag, the arrival os which was pol.selv
communicated tous yesterday by Coru. Ban
AEY, for public information, was from the
Dragon u. On board was Mr.. BALrzsL, OF
this city, who was take, at North Point. lie
was the bearer ofdspacches from Cor. BAR
RE, which announced tfe arrival in the Bay
OF that part OF the prisoners who had been
sent TO Bermsla, and brought the letters
from them, which were put into the Post-Of
nee L'atyIot.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24

made. which, it is said, includes nearly fooc
Midshipmen.
Arr. ON Tuesday, the CossacS. 80, from a
cruize, and On THURSDAY, the Racer. 10, from
England.
Prizes arrired--Brg Tanner. (of 'rrinicad)
from Sappelo. with tobacco, captured by an
American privatcer, & re-captured by Ii. NJ.
ship LaCcdemonian.
Schr. SAINT Aun:. from Amelia, with SUI
gar and molasses, detained by the Laceiemo-
Man.
Sloop Emily, from Charleston, with rice
and cotton, captured by the Primrose.
Brig Eliza, from Savannah, with cotton,
sor Rotterdam, detained By the private arm
ed schr. Fortune Of War;
JAMAICA, Sept. 3.-From the Spanish
trigatc Pruba, noticed in our last, to have
spoken the Warrior "a, it was understood
that 10000 troops were to sail from Old
Spain for the Colonies, to reduce the Insu.-
gents.
From late English t,Qhers.
LONDON, Aug. IS.
Note from the Captain of an American
privateer -
Capt. -, of the Shark, Am privateer,
presents his compliments to the gentlemen
ut the Commercial Rooms, Bristol, and hegs
their acceptance of few American Papers,
of recent dates"
ihe papers which accompanied this polite
message. were sent by the master of one of
the capturetLvcssels. They are FROM New
York to the 10th of July, aud are now flied at
the Commercial Rooms.
LONDON, September s..
a list was on Wednesday posted up at
l-loyd's containing melancholy catalogue of
no fewer than 325 ships, which have been ia
ken by the Americans since the war
The American prisoners in England it is
stNted already amount to $500. They are
chiefly seameh.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24
Firm the Wilmington N5a.cdmqn.

The Avon soop of war, lately sink by the Wgsr. "a
the SINE vessel which INTO the Delaware II. fbs
year 1910, in de6.sce Of the law pr,ohibn, British
sses war ron cur waters IN contempt Of this pro-
bton, she parafed off this Borough for several days
Retrbntion has at length overaken this vessel and S
the Guerriere, she has paid With her carc.s an expia
~ atonement Tor British incidence. The Avon was
c'p Of var d the heaviest class, mounting IS thirty.
two polrA carroaacs, besides bow aud stern, ,-ns 8
boet 500 tons rthen, and coIarnanded when OBJ her,
by CAPTAIN Frazer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24

The Kentucky Gazette says. Br;galicr
General JAMES WIEcaEsTEk mas been or
dcred to Mobile,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24

Sf65lth N Correcticw.-A letter from Hartford
Conn SAYS Is the Legislature Of this state has tits
day passed law, To take pace Saturday next sat
ms that the nl stage, or any other stage passing err
THIS state ont'e Sabbath, shall not take any passengers.
ad the owners OF any stage, who shalIts passengers
contrary TO th"! law, are to pay fine of 90 dollars tor
each ono carried lY them"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24
SEIZURE OF sMUGGLED GOoDs

SEIZURE OF SMUGGLED GOODS.
We are informed that British dry eroIs
to the amount of near $4,000 dollars. have
been recently s@ized by the surveyor of the
port of Stonington. They were secreted in a
barn, in the town of Westerley, Or. ~ ard
SAID to have been brought on shore from the
British ships in Gardnel's Bay.
We are also informed, that number Of
invoices of dry goods, said to be in store to
the eastward, have lately been ofarcd for
ale IN this city, and it is supposed hey are
the same goods that have been seized.
Mar EGu
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il appears, that the failure of the nayment If Tho
treasury notes ri New-York, becorning due or FriIv
last which caused much oxidation among the tory
printers Of that city aud Phadelphis Gd not f,Iee
tr@n any 1oaH Of J"nds but froui acclcntl deisy
~ i"r"adBg the necessary documents. The uaymant
Of the notes WIS o course deferred until the day fIlo-
ing, when the holders OF them were promptly psrd
their iall am ut. 9,,:r,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24

I'CS TON, NOV. 15-
FROM CANADA.
We have been favored with Quebec pa
pers to the 9th, and Montreal to the e9tI
ult.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-10-13
LIST OF LETTERS.

The following, if not taken up in three months
will be sent to the General Post Office as Dead
Letters-vz
Jabez Anderson, George Armstrong. Esq. zadock
blamer, Stephen Bryan, William Boden, Edward
Butt, james or Bennett Thompson, Samuel B.
Boil, ten miles below Martinsburgh, Elizabeth
Brannon.
William Craghill. David Curtes, John Catlett,
Samuel Cressweli, Robert Daniel, Samuel Dun
ham.
Benjamin Foreman, Rebecea Canoe, Lenard
Gardner Hezekiah Griffen, Elizabeth Hoover,
Josiah Hedges, Col. Holker Joseph Haines,
swanpond, Robert Johnson. Garrards Town, John
kecHsr. Thornton Kindrick, Loyal Lockett, Mar
tnsburgh County, on Blue stone creek, Virginia,
Thomas Lee.
Samuel MCune, Amos Mendenhafl, John
MNeely, John o'Niei,
Benjamin Pendeton, Mary Polmer,
Miss Eliza E, RUSSELL Joseph Showalter, Neho.
las Strayer, Horny Shriver,
lobe Throckmorton,
abraham Vanmetre,
Thomas Wood,
Nathan Young.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-10-13
PU BLIC MOTTO E

rs hereby given that-Pursuant to a decree ofthe
Worshpf Court of Berkeley County, dated 18th
April, 1914 wherein the subscribers ae named
as Commissioners, will be sold on the premises,
in the town of Darkesville, on Saturday the 22d
inst. certain Lot ofground, the property Of Mat
thias Urick, whereon thereis a small stone dwei-
ling house and an old bui!Iing zvh Oh has been oc-
cupied as distery, much thereof as viii
satisfy and pay certain sums of money, mentioned
III the said decree The above property Will be
sold at public sale to the highest bidder for ready
m )ney, and the subscribers wall execute to the
purchaser, such title as they are empowered to
make by virtue of the SAID decree.
JAMES STEPHENSON.
ANDREW WAGGENER.
FRANCIS SILVER.
October 6, 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-10-13
Pocket Book Lost.

LOST, on Wednesday evening last, between Mr.
Archibald Shearer's and Mrs. Syster's, small red
Morocco Pocket Book, containing number OF va
luable papers. among which are note of hand on
Joseph Foreman, jur. for thirty dollars, two other
notes Of hand on Edward r. Foreman one for Sc
senteen dollars fifty cents, the other for twelve dol
lars nineteen cents, and note of hand on David
Basore for twenty-five dollars fifty cents, with
credit of ten dollars-and one on Joseph Light for
two dollars twenty-five cents. reward ofthree
dollars vii. be given to any person who may Ind
return said Pocket Book with its contents to the
subscriber JOHN PREASBEAL.
Octo6er 6, 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-10-13
ARMY LETTERS,
Subject to the same result as abo'

Subject to the same result as above.
Elizabeth Butt, Richard Beeson, near the Yell
low House, 8; Elizabeth Cane, Joseph Coitman,
Fanny Dust.
George Horn, Frederick Householder, William
Hensher, James Harrison, John Harrison, Sally
Hicks, William Johnston or James Shepherd
William Kroeson, Mary Kramer, Thomas Lemon
Abagail Lyle, one addressed, " Marunsburgh
Virginia" and without a name within, consequent
~ free for any who will pay the Postage.
Abraham Marlatt, Ann Masiln, Amos Mendeh-
hall, Thomas Mullinx, Miss Sarah Myers, Phe-
bee M'cay, John Miller, Back Creek, James
G1ilIer, near Martnsburgh, Elizabeth Powell, Back
Creek, Nancy Rose, swanponds, Jacob Richard
Catharine Simmermsn, Edmond Sevens, Thomas
Sparrow, Barrowsvle, Bartly County, Virginia
Hrs. Nancy Vermilon.
N. B. BY way of encouragement to take up
Army Letters more freely than usual, have the
pleasure to acquaint the friends of the Heroes VINO
Continue permanently at their posts, that postage
has fallen co,nearatvely lou with what It was the
proceeding requistion, being now only 10 to ~ II
instead of IL cents which, it is hoped, will re-
heve from the modification of sending 30 11any
lSoldier's) Letters 40 dead, to the General FosI'
Otlee a. the close OF each quarter, &c. &c
Wn. SoMMERVILLE, =. NJ
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-10-13
Il axe Notice.

All those who made purchases at my sale last
Spring. are informed that their respective oblsa-
tons will become due on the 18th day OF Novem-
Der next, and that intend to be at MIR. Abraham
Correirs Tavern il, Martinsburgh, on the 18th OF
said month, where hope to receive all sums due
me- Those who cannot pay Off their notes may
have longer indulgence, by giving new notes " IN
approved sccurity--An who do not comply with
these favorable terms, will have suits brought a
gainst them immediately, without respect 10 per-
sons-Ali persons otherwise indebted, are request
ed TO take the same notice.
ABRAHAM FOLCK.
October 6, 1874
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-10-13

STRAYED from the subscriber some time in
May last, living at the house of Jacob Schoppsrt,
ar Martirfsburgh, two black and white sows.
heavy with pig, and one barrow, also black and
white spotted, and slit in one Of his ears.-Any
person informing ne where they arc, so that ! get
them again, shall be handsomely rewarded By me,
CHKISTIANA ANDERSON.
October 6, 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-10-13
Martinsburgh, Virginia,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
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No subscription received for shorter term than
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The Editor of this paper haoimg a
pressing OCCASION for money, earnestly
,oIicits all persons indebted to him, to
make immediate payment-!f only one
half Of the amount due him, could be re-
ceiued, his business might be managed IN
the most agreeable manner; Without it,
it must be prosecuted NTH great embar-
rasSment-N is hoped those Uho hwosr
themselves indebted aoiH oford the neces-
sary relief, and not treat this notice as
an ordinary call upon their Iiber atty.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-21
PUBLIC BATHS.


TIE .nhsciher respectfully informs
the pubIic ~ his BAH House Con The
aiiey adjoining the Theatre, aud op2o-
si,e the Cry Hotel )--ls nov op'n and
viii b. kept In the most complete orte,
tili the isi Of October; where WARM
/. and COLD BATHS NAV nc had at my
time. iete dss & until 9 o'clock, a, night.
aF Tvo seperale BAT lis are kept
ExcIrsrElY FOR LADIES. who will
Please to come IN the Aflrv sdioininipg
MIR F. Faidax's b1ics house on Royal
street.
As msny az Tie respectable Ladies s.
. Gentiemen If alexandria haze hereto.
fore been Subscribers, aud found the
greatest benefit 10 their health from
frequent bathing during the warm wea-
Their, The Subscriber Dies not doubt bn,
they will recommend to every indivi-
dual If their acquaintance the good ct.
fees & comfo,t of the WARM BATH.
N B. a Rnor, viii be sppropria'ed
for the purpose of Shaving and dressing
those Who may require H.
T. Shields.
May 10.