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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-19

ess were for re-iastating the Bourbon
family. This difficulty will, of course
protract the negotiations, sntil one or
other of the parties yield In the mean
time the war must rage on unless
checked BY an AArRislice, which was
also negotiating. The next arrival
from Europe will probably bring us
something of a definitive nature, on all
these points.
Ate. presenting the French and Eng.
iish Ballelips, recording the events
which took place between the 5th and
Goth February, the London Weekly
Messenger remarks For some cause
or other. Jour own suspicious are, that
TIM Prussians wished to anticipate the
Aus, rians, from sons motives OF Jea-
lousy,) the allied armies, instead Of
hitting, made ssperats movement upon
Pa is-the one upon the right, the other
upon tho left, or to give familiar illus
uation, as if one were moving from
Brighton to London along Brighton road,
and the other from Canterbury to Lon
don on the Dover road each 80 or 100
miles apart, thereby giving an enemy,
who should insert himself between them.
an opportunity Of attacking either Of
them separately. This wss accordingly
done by Bonaparte.-The explanation
r all the late movements, and the late
lure, is comprsbended in these few
lines /; The allies, dividing themselves in
10 TWO bodies, moved on the two legs Of
triangle, of which the course OF the
Seine was the base, and Paris the ver-
tex Bonaparle, on theother hand, NOV
Jog from the rertex upon line, which
may be termed the axis Of the cone, in.
terce pted them from each other, and
by fit turning against one, and then
returning against the other, has totally
pre-, snted their united operations, and
vers vitality injured one Of them. Blu,
whilst We m Ike this acknowledgement
T he partial success of the French, it is
nece sary II add, upon the other side,
at General Blucher seems 10 have re-
covered and aaveG himself with equal
.bih id ga!iantry.-H He was at one
.ine nsaily totaily surrounded, and only
escaped by fitting with equal "a aud
desperation twas only BY judicicus
position Of MS c,unon, that he-was ena-
blrd to save himself from total destruc-
ton. Though repe atedly repulsed, as
was necessary from his repeated con
tlicts with superior force, he has almost
ways given as hard blow as he has
eceiyed; and f,om the mere gallantry
IF his stand, has not unfrequently, even
IL his rspulses, reaped the very fruits OF
'lc,o'y.
The Burlington Centinel states that
the whole s'my is to be consolidated in
TO fifteen regiments. and that the super
numerary officers to the number of at
L asst 1860, are to be discharged from
;he service.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-19

Latest English Duiictirb 4,
From tie Sirsd EDITION Of The . SsASs
gAtria $.
SECOND orFIelAL BULLETIN.
War Dsnaftmsns, Downing Stfeesy
hftrH s, 1914.
Letters received from Sir c. SteTs
art, dated Heights Of Belleville, on Pas
ris, 3oth March.
A successful attack was made on tho
enemy that day by the Allied Army!
The loss of the enemy in prisoners and
artillery was very considerable, and tho
Allies advanced after the action TO the
gates Of Paris.
When on the point OF forcing the Bars
ries of the town Flag Of Truce was
sen, out to solicit capitulatioD, whit d
was granted by the Emperor OF Rus:
STA and King of Prussia, who entered
Paris or the following morning ~ nine
o'clock.
Captain Adams, Of the American. ins
formed US, that letter was received
in Liverpool on the evening OF the It'll
Of April, by express, from Gen. Cas-
coigne, in London, Member Of Psrlias
ment, stating that the Allied Sovereigns
were in Paris negotiating with the
French Ssnate, independent Of Bons
parte. The letter further stated that q
general peace was expected, in which
America would most likely be includ-
ed.
A Liverpool paper Of April 7th
says Intelligence from Cork, states,
that Bayonns surrendered on the 2sd
ult.'
The dispatches for the Secretafy
Of State; brought by the Fair-As
merican, were forwarded BY yester!
days southern mail.
Ne news from the Norths by tho
steamboat Car of Neptune, which,
arrived yesterday morning from AL
bany.
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4, s,p'ain . Ds overheard Il Of her
81 ~ drown" or more other anchors
sra,, aa %, e., Of the Froiic were s land.
'-rhs Office a the day on which Captain
i at Nassau ~ II which time 40 fur
sa .lsr, had trapspired. Capt.
pee slough, a despatch to the Sc
Ispnis0na s 15sI Navy from Captain Balm.
tetary o'
bridge. r-o,ic was built in charlestown,
The year, and was pronounced by
,,'s' ' ~ Be one of the finest vessels Of
rIE sI,, ;, in the world. 49,
bst sla'i " Jennison further Informs
Cap.A lst,sr.of.marque schooner CHI
pot 'a If s guns, from Philadelphia for
paS' ,sas ,aken after chase OF nine
Hlran, On the 9Th ulsimo, BY rhs British
t,u'TM o,eIle, Of ls guns, and had ar
|Ns Nassau. The crew were land
90 Stale Captain Jennison was at Mas
- American prize vessels arrived
gu ....and, singular as it may appear,
nv. =. was no. privateer which sailed
!n''' or was citing out at that port.
r| on,hs Esd ultimo, his Majesty's ship
, ~ nv. capt. Scnhouse, sailed from
s Sl for Halifax, with $4,000 doilars
NJ Nd. Lady Margaret Cameron, the
a. # the G vernon of the Bahamas,
=. daughters and son, vent passen-
y, in the Martin, on visit to Sif
T1o and Lady Sherhrooke
Tss embargo was very d':rimentsl
-. ;phabi,snts of Nassau. who were
. much exasperaIed against the A
rericans.
raotain Jenisan was boarded Of New
49,, nv the Nimrod, and WAS adv. cd
= 7 he ge4.ai 6!sckake. One y tbs Ks,
# that vessel directed him vi ere an
.ho, and informed him that turinS m:
ro,ch he had been. in his bs &c seven
=, .;yht miles syithiu the L,ghs House !
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-19

The following animated appeal from
the Empress of France to her father, the
Emperor of Austria; is said to have
been recently intercepted by the Off
Gers, commanding an advanced party o.
Cossacks, within twenty leagues of Pa
ris,
Father and Sirc-Your dauster pros
traies herself at your feet for instant sue
cour. the allied armies, the chief OF
which is yours, menace al this moment
the destruction of the French capital,
the degrsdasioa of your o~n offspring,
and the overthrow of that Dynasty which
was auspiciously rat fed by your impe-
rial name The northern borders arc at
our gates! On, sire if have claim
remaining on your affection, step forth
to our delveranee Withdraw your pow
ers from this sangsinsry league, and
the perilous eoniederacv is dissolved
If you pause but for moment-all is
lost
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-19
PROPHECY.

In t79t. when one of Mr.. MADI-
SONS Contiuental-S Ress!n-
tons were in discussion, Fisher Ames
said:-
"Our nation will be tired of suffer-
ing loss and embarrassment for the
French. The struggle, so painful to
ourselves, so Intellectual against
England, will be renounced, and we
shall sit down with shame aad loss
with disappointed passions, and
aggravated complaints"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-19
LOST

In the streets OF Alexandria, on Tuess
day last TWO NOTES Of the FARE.
mcrs Bank of Alexandria, for FIVE
DOLLARS zach. The finder will
confer favor on the loser by leaving
them with the Printers and shall re-
ceiye a gratuity for so doing.
May le. st.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-19
PUBLIC SALE.
PUBLIC SALE.

Ely virtue nt a power of lttorney from
the proprietor, viii DC offered AT
Pao ic Auction on the premises, at
II o'clock this da".
A lot of ground situate on
the east side oil Fairfax and south ldc
Of Duke Streets IN the town of aleXan.
dria, fronting twenty feet on Fairfax
S,vscI and running back sevesty-s'S
feet--beiug Lott granted by John
Murray to John Petit, and new in the
occupation Of Angus a'Aighen. Ii
tie and terms made known al the time
and place OF the Sale
]. ID. Simms,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-19
JUST RECEIVED

From PHILADELfHIA q NsH. YoRrj
A handsome assortment OF JEWEL:
RY, consisting of Pearl Earrings and
Breasthms il, Sets, Mourning Jes, and
JET and Pearle, do. Wafah Chains and
Scale OF the newest fashions.
John Adam.
Nav lo st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-19
ALEXANDRIA


PRICE CURRENT IS
Flour per Dbl. S5 to S
Wheat
Corn 60 cts.
Whisky, Proof, IS
Bacon Is
STOCKS.
Bank of Alexandria 2lo
Potomac l04
Farmers 50
Mechanics per cent. advance.
Unien S so
L tile River Road Stock 70
Washington & Alex'a. SO
Great HuRting Greek 50
Faiafax and Fauquicr 60
Sniggers's Gap 40
Ashby's DO
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-19

Since the above was prepared ae-
counts received ny Sue Arrival 81 tue
Cartel Ship Fair Amsr,eans fFon
Liverpool, . summary OF which, is
contained 10 lhis gaornius's ,'aper)
confirm in every particular the news
brought by the isa.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-19
ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, MAI le.
" TO sHKw
raa vERr AGE & BODY On TIE TIMH
as PORN And PRESSURE.
THE ALLIES IN PARIS.

The newsofthis importantevent, which
We issued on Tuesday evening in hand-
bills, is republished in this mornings
paper, for the benefit Of our distant
readers. Independent OF the direct
source whence we derive the informa.
lion the relative situation ofthe Allies
and Bona2arte prior to the time when
this event is said to have occurred, rem
ders its correctness more than pro-
babie. IF it be true, that the Allies
are in possession Of Paris-that Dor.
deaux has surrendered to the CON-
bined armies-that the important town
and fortress of Blaye has fallen---.tha;
Rochfors was abou. to be bsseiged and
above all that the people OF France had
openly manifested their oppssilisn to the
tyrant the great contest in Europe
may be considered nearly at an end
What effect this sigEal success Of the
Allies will, have upon onrsefpes, is d
matter Of the most serious speculation
Tours, whittier the Imperial Court
has fed Tor safety, is a largs AID beau
iiful town, situated on the Loire, aad
Capital of the departmon, OF Indre and
Loire. II is distant l27 Mics from
Paris.
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
oA Fiieay next the goth, will be sold
on the prsmises,
a Lot On the Corner of Ca
moron AMI tlkt- Streets, 81 feet in.
ehes on Cameron by loo feet on Al
,Fe'' "eariy opposite VIM. S Moorc's
us'r House. Terms made known a,
tue place of sic.
P. 6. Marsteller.
May !4.
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]. ID. Siinnls,

Attorney in fact for the 2'opri cor.
Nav -.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-19

Ne news from the Norths by tho
steamboat Car of Neptune, which,
arrived yesterday morning from AL
bany.
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The dispatches for the Secretary
Of State; brought by the Fair.As
merican, we're forwarded BY yester.
days southern mail.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-27
LoNpos, June 8.
QUEENS DRAWING ROOM.

Yesterday her majesty held a drawing room
at Buckingham House. The company were
conducted INTO the saloon from the grand-hali
and staircase, previous to the opening of the
drawing-room.
Her majesty occasionally sat in or leaned
against the front OF the chair, forest from the
fatisues of the day, which were excessive,
from the number of hours it engaged her at
teption, and the heat, from the crowded state
OF the rooms.
Her royal highness the princess Charlotte
arrived few minutes after one o'clock, ac-
companied by Miss Knight, in an elegant and
particularly neat and light state carriage,
with three fOotmen and the coachmen in new
state liveries She was received by the
duchess of Leeds and the dresser, who had
previously arrived in her plain carriage, to
attend her royal highness in dressing in a
Court dress for the first time, Yesterday being
her royal highness's first appearance at a
public drawing room. At the close of the
drawing room On her royal highness leaving
the palace, the prince OF Orange handed her
royal hi5hness to her carriage.
The Datchess of Oidenburg went in state
IN three o. the prince regents CARRIAGES, ac4
oompanled by the Prince Of Oldenburgh, the
prince OF GagaIine, the princess Valochowski,
madame Aladenski, gen. Turner, &c. Her
imperial highness was escorted by party of
the royal horse guards eSu ~ as She en-
tered the paiaee, the first gun was dischar-
ged, announcing the dctintive treaty of peace
1t was with extreme difficulty that lord Hill,
lord Combernere, and lord Bercssord, were
permitted to pass on i'll their carriages, as the
reonle wanted to take ont the horses, and
yoke themselves to the harness.
The company present, it is thought exceed
ed 5000. We have list Says morning pa
per- of near zoo no5iemen and gentlemen and
ladies', for whose natnes il is impossible to
find room.
DrcaSes az tie Quecn's lzfe Drawing Roon,
HER MAJEsTy-A dress OF superb silver
tissue, with draperies OF beautiful Mecklin
Lace, trimmed with bread silver net, and or
,nemented with handsome cords and tassels !;
the whole formed most elegant and novel
effect. The robe Of silver tissue, trimmed
with blond, and ornaUented with diamonds.
Her royal highness tile princess Charlotte
Of Walese--An elegant petticoat Of rich white
satin, with a superb border of the same, and
IL wreath OF silver laurel leaves, tastefully in
termixed with white roses draperics of rich
embroidered patent lace, in silver lama,
with superb borders formed in fcstoons, and
orDamen,cd III an elegant style with wreaths
OF silver laurel, leaves of white roses, with
rich silver cords and tasscs. Train Of rich
striped and iriuged silver tissue, tastcfully
trimmed with silver lama border and rich sill
yer blond lace, and ornamcnted with beauti-
idl diamonds Head dress, a profusion of most
be,iBt,itl diamonds and ostrich feathers ;
necklace, e'r-rm6s, Armies, and bloach. 20
CORE 81 ond.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-27
LAMBS AM Nt[SII;l;.S
FOR SHE.

EgN N'tHc ola Deed ot trust eyec,ted 10 tho S.
s'i'h'rs 20 secure the Payment o. svih o. none,
que from Archibald Bryce to Siti;on aud H,r,:,
Nihch uerdis OF record NJ ti.eCmisy Clurt og ,.ooeh
hnd VIII he sold, to the highest Bidder Cor ready
mo- cy,a AT 'oociland Ccmtio,se, on Ncdn, etay the
t"entv-e'yth day at September next, TO answer tho
purposes OF ss"tdeed, the following tlacts ofla, living
IN the salh Couutv oil Gocchland, to wit:
One Tract containing 100 acres,iyiug on the waters
OF L'ekinshose Creek, being tract purchase by sid
h,yee rom James Ware and wife, Except i6I acres
"neh the said Bryce has sold from said tract)
cne liaetMirciased o. john Byce and wi's ccr-
uims IL acres, lying on said Iickngholc Cseek--
One clh.r rSet iying on same crecL, prclssscd of
Nlo Joh' frycc and wife. containing s. acres.
Nne oihrr ract purchased hy tho sid bryce Gor1
te commissioners appointed TO s, Il that part a the re,
al cs'eteGi Archibald n:vce deed which IA, 10 the
orphans oi Niohert and N:ary Levi DECD lyi,r ON the
waters OF iA%;nsho,e Creek containing 81 acres 4 one
eigiithof an acre.
Ore Tract pNrchasctl ly said Bryce fvr, Iyv,,a,,
VI Richardson md wifc, containing 46 ecra, .rd
poles 'y,ng "n the writers Of said Iekir zolc Greet
One Tract whiNl the Sid Bryce u,n.c,ased ?,,,ro
Edward Matthews aud wife, contsirjno los 4 oe,,s
a'nl cine tract purchased Of Comn,i5S,,-e,, c,xxe;n
tor selling the lands beNVngine to the es, oe ;o,oJ
Susslms Pace, deed. contsnine i45 AN ~ -,
the waters of Eyrl Creek Y '"'s VA
ALSO, Six heggoe Slaves, TO vi, S',c.,A an1 w,
son, men, Emmy and her three 1.,al. l,,d.A =,
James, Cow: and Archibald. 80
WALLaN G. PoINDExrBa
W1LLIAm MyLIta, ~
1osEra S,;ELTov,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-27
BY THE GOVERNOR
a PROCL.4Jn.8IyC.N.

HAFlHG received intelligence that the T.
heny took possession OF WAsHINGToN. on
wednesday the oath lust. and immediately.
"ithout discrimination Of public or private
property, entirely DESTROYED that CITY HAY
IFS every reason to believe that the other
towns in the District of Columbia are destined
TO- IL they have not already undergone the
same tate being also Informed that the En-
envy mas landed force in, the neigliborhood
OF fredericksburg, threatening that town with
IKE destruction ;--perceiving that his operati-
onS are principally directed against Virginia
---anh considering that his past conduct forbids
any the least, reliarce on his respect for the
laws OF civilized warfare-that, on the
contrary, IT is plainly his intention to Law
waste, with hire and sword, every part Of the
country winch may fall under his power-so
that no nope remains for the safety Of whate-
yer IS dear q valuable to Men, but in pronp,
ana vigorous resistance, combining every re-
source which the Government can comm AL
OF the PEOPLE voluntarily afford =
have therefore thought proper ~ ;ssp.
this my Proclamation, to assure thu, e.ood ,,en-
PIE OF tins Commonwealth, that every effo,4.
mas been made, and is making, to emi,olv tie
militia, and, by all possible means, to provide.
such a force as may he able to r,.ryel aud cbas-
tSe the invaders, hereby inviting, in addition
thereto, the aid Of Volunteers of eyc,D, fiescrr-
uon, from every part Of the state earnestly
calnng upon al men, capable pfbearing arms.
aiin particularly such as are young and with
out families, to repair to tie sta1dard of their
country, to defend their homes, their property
ana their Liberty, their wives, their children. s,
their aged parents. Let all Volunteers bring
with.them knapsacks, clothes, & all arms and
Announcements III their possession let them
repair 70 the City Of Richnond, hereby an
pointed their place Of rendezvous. singlyor in
companies, and above all, without DELAY: Ia
which end, it is recommended all desired
that such as car. should come mounted. They
| VIII be organized under the Immediate order,
| OF the Executive On an occasion like the pre-
sent, demanding whatever Of zeal and coi.
| rage aud i-.triotiSn exists amongst rs. the
Executive VIII not fail to do its duty to- the
uttcrmcst Of its ability, nor allow itself to fesi
that the People viii be wanting to them
| selves.
| DONE 1T RICHMOND. Mi. 1etl
Dry u ,4ngast, one Yhonsono
! Eieht Hundred md Fouric,n
| L. D.. md of the Co1fmonzgsaifh n,
| IhTfg-.yHfh.
| JAS, BARBOUR
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-27
FETEKsBURG AC1DEAIY.

Z WOOD respectfully informs lie uuhl.A t,,t X.
eS. Academy ?, Petersburg will open on Thursday
the lst OF September As new classes in the NIatb,
mates, the various arts an, sciences and the. Anen
s's viii then be formed Parents and C,,,Yans VSio
propose sending youtls 10 TINS Academy are .,ouescI
10 enter them as soon possible.
~ b. Ele Establishment o, the Petarsluro Co,,,;er
wlicI' j. w contemplstes, viii MOI. in s,,y n,s,ne
lhtedere with the duties of his school The fst nlrn
her Of this Newspaper will he published on NI5ndar
the l2tI, OF September Tie Daily Paper S5 per an
num--IhG paper three times in tue week, s;4 per.
an IN. The Subscriptions PAYABLE ON the deIiy.,r ,c
the frst number. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-27
Atlgoo7
EEoOKLKND F0g gTT,1-

( toNl AtNiNs+ GOO Acres, situated miles Cion,
- tle town "f LyUchbnrg, on the Great Wss,e n,
J'Iis "%st iestHlg - Richmond ard ;nteSec,ed v
u,e "set f'ibiic Road, leading from the SotLetI
paris o. Virgins andthc Caroinas to Iynabars. ,,,,
pe''PsIs among the best Country stands for P,iljc
oVse IN Firsn sd possessing other ssl,a.ac r-,re,
to'r met with on It's sNe the Blue hi gr 4, berg
eNcl Limestone Land suscep,irle Of 4~tessY IL,
"o", &c. &c. Good Limestone and Mineral Wares;
ANA is proven to he Of the healthest aweIlrg ra
ees on the east side Of the Mounteh.a Well ipinroyd
WIN good two story dwelling house With s,ifeien.
room for my purposes Spacious :, 20 ,nt 80
other necessary onthouses newly butt As land uo,v
seiis IN fs neighhorhood, disposed to rive er,st
bargain IN this valuable property and make The nav,
hien.s accommodating to the purchaser For fiIr'h,r
particulars, application may be made To M os.nb =,
ehoiS, residing i'll Lynehburr, o. to the slbscr err on
the premises. '
Aup o. &c 40 '''p hEIH-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-27
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

Is'HE Medical lectures in this Institution, wi, com,
4 mcoce on the last Monday in Oetober.--rie dit-
fcrCnt courses vii, he given rs follows -:
Anatomy,b by John 70. D.vtige, MI
Theory and Practice Of Medicine, by Nathaniel Pot
Chemistry and Minera!ogy, by Elisha DE Butts.
NJ d. '''
MiateIia Metlca, by Samuel Baker, NJ D.
trn'cipies and Practice Of Surgery, by William
Gil.on, NJ. v. "''"''
Obtctrieks, by Rich'd w Hall, ND
Institutes OF Physic, by John Owen, ND.
b. Order,
RicuD. w. HAN, Sec'rQ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-27
rug. o.
IIhGINI3.-

L Rules hold II in tcCiers's ofce er the sure.
the istday ct August, fsii -1-'''' ~
Michael y Poi,'aux, p.
AGAINST. "
William Hooker George Hooker, Jcl-r NrTRror. ,,d
frances ms wi', DAVID aerisi and A tne Green
a''n 'afah ,'rte''. ir:an,s. m2-' the se ufta.n,,
or:. Years by Samuel MCruw, their g,.Sr,iar 20 be
I'VE 3nf7'Aaf George Hooker, nos bavn,y en-.
c as "foarsiec ami gwen security ne ,or,ne ~
II alpearnE by satisfactory evidence, tli4t h., no, AN
'h.Iu,nant ~ ms eo'inuy: is ordered, Tint tir
said defendant do appear here on tie FIRST ,,v - the
Ie.l Term ara answer the bill OF tie .'hrtis a,i
nr" spaporp Published in the City Of i,ichn.,,. M txo
moths s'ercss'vely and posted at the ont ,l.,,re,L.
Capitol, M the said Civ '' %
A Copy Tcste,
..ro, Wa. " hENINC', &C.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-27
OFFICIAL,

Extract 81 a letter from General Parker 10 tie .qi;
Gen. dated
"PoToMAc-CRia:g,2
- August IS.
!, wo hafTes from the feet (which is now opposite
the moutii oi Potomac reek and son,e 49,, 3, -,
'cini'tc' a limiting TODAY Mr.. Sidney Wsharts and
were repuse,i One Of o,u men wounded, and small
vessel burnt" ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-27
From, tie Co6ee-Rouse Books.

To Mn. I.YNra,
Sin--By express ius' arrived from Potomac Greek
Information Is received that the enemy are harding
what ,oice is not saiAl the troops from this plac,
march ~ half an hour, otter r,no,,is are sla,, iut
cannot syany thing that eanbe relied on -tfr
esai 20 Yours. Sc.
" Y ;, i am Just Informed by =, gentleman from
Washington That ta, Place barnt Yesterday, Il
in.t after i o'clock
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-27
NORFOLK Auc o.

TIE. ENEMY FURTHE2, EEINFO2-
CfD.-Hy the latest accounts from the Bav
shore, we learn that a frigate, n sloop Of
war, two transports and two small! vessels,
WINCH Game m Yesterday, proceeded up the
bay this morning at half past 5 O'clock: the
wind blowing now strong at south. Ledger.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-27
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Charles Beck, e Co Corfctioaers,
az as this Day dissolved nv rnutual cous,n, An
W these having claims agans, the concern e,, ,o.
hn mo-, 70 IT wilarplyto Cha,es Becis--Ie be,,.
authorised To set e the sid CONCERN 10
CHARLES BECK.
JACOB DORSHEiAIEP.