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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-09-07
NI.NE 1RaCTs OF
l. 4 n ID,
FOI2 SALE.

IN pursuance eta Decietm Ordsr Of the !ga.te1.or
IOHI 81 CHdnce'y, JoT ne H!claRolld Y!s.,,ct
0LLL BE SOLD, ttt the ilouse OF R90eyt. A .lsrD
1 III ~ me Co'7'tg ct Aahta1, on Thursday ts
zsh ady 81 September EsCt
TsdiE toeoa'q7tg iht.4CIiS of Land, beloag,ro
4 10 me estate gfJ0hu HiiSoIs, aecd 10 rut f,se
tlnct :. Hie c0'ny ef' Rnltlr, on Dl0l Riler, and
1arons Creek, an ihe torE coHtqi,y,, ,bo,,t ;o -
creS--l33 q zrAchis loss rols. YTe irl5yo1,1
are 'le', COMFORTABLE aud co'lUee7H tsi. The OCEAN
m'dGh1n 9fa fanny, aud The plantation IN aood or
det:-.41'ther Iiact cfa6olA 500 acres, IN lie cosgl
" ''2eckkHblug, cORve7ie5f 10 he 15o1e o., Ike ,,f
site SIDE ~ Harms Greek zrhich frgo frctg ,r3 6e
So4 1oyehe' o. Seterdfe test 10 s,t purchasers
on credit to Ta.Se 600 d0log,s ban5Ic 15e 15tL :
tIece"1e', SIS, aadHe balance i, t,Vo eQual a,,nI
payments THEREBY ier-.gJoihe. Jtucf al It.O uc :;
Atatta, Gl oie II So ac,ss IN .JIec$le,5,y,r $,
@aJola'tS az, ne Gt05e lying nb .Rarm.s Greek, N.
creG. H1tf III 1st II Jai1gU, 1916 I1ege trncl,
'4a be Sheam by Il. yNciSoa. Esq
w "'s 5Vfh ospte0'ter, 1914, on tic Premises I'M
HG'F O." ntco I.4sc, IA lie scOIalfy of HukEc, con-
t""'tY 4yJ acres ledich there is q puLlrb6 gEiV
"yHt' t"W a mi nearly b7iiShed; 0Hd q S0H Tract
sg0aIiS We fGst HiellsoRea coJitai,Hiy 100 dcres
1hese h'Itos 1siH he SLe.aiGg mr. Hqrf1s
u" SGtt9da9fLe Isl u Gcto5e,', 1911, on tire brep-
'Ses' "a IN co10ag nj .I1cckkHidDq thdf quiinBle
SF".ajSr a store GHd tdve,7 hai1isoncly i,b01,,f
cate9 S,erAngs145e, Nth tic La1d cotoii,,ip "a,
9C'eS; me three last mentioned Tracts Of La7L 4riH
u S0fa on u credit mil the Isl II Ja,.,.iv, 1915.
Boia ruth at,rY1rd security, Kill be reyglH If Me
PichdseSf IN "a ci caSe, aud aeea5 c0au.,u .iLss -
ec7ned bl' tie Cognamssioaers
UfH BE sotator Cash, on the 29th dag % tsr,, e,
lol4' on ne premises, q IrGct ofLond h71i Il, he
CoI0Hg"e " VieckAHt1, .ier0ns Geek curt l5irs
10 "yes, az pursuance IF decree If tie Can't,
CeH'f # y'ieckeH1ag, la fatDr of the estac If J,Lr
0iSoH, agGiHsf Nm. Ptgyear. This h9,d inns m.
f'eo UpbF tracts .3T0n$ Creek to be sold on f5r
sumo da, and .oN sat ~ be b0ught 49fh one oraKof
meh .shic{l lsiHHake. fplGchased fogeler 7sfh tb,
ofhe foithacts, nearly 1000 acres al ,oeR tin6ered
ana, q I'd some Uery felHie.
6lIDE COyE.jIISSIONTRN
MN .dLSO BIZ SOLD, ar SteriiueSagge. IN
ne lst efOcfoJe1, small IJ3.4CT' If so acres ct
LdyNA, Hedr Hi,f place, n credit of12 u1Afhs Il
dsed glten 10 tue fiEohaser on giving bond and
secmiyfO
H. .gPTERSON,
.4d0ir efJobn Uik1n,
'Uih me ~ tH dme.rsd
.4ug. 81. nd.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-09-07
BANKS.

The measure adopted by the Banks in this
Ciity, OF temporarily s'ispcndiug the payment
o. specie, requires explanation The follow
ing facts may not be unacceptable TO the
puDnck, IN order to satisfy them Of the pro
pi1ety and necessity of this novel Arrange
n.ent.
he excitement Of the publick mind and the
alarm, produced general disposition to con
vert Bank Notcs into specie, in order TO guard
against ccntngencics.-'Thi we carried t.
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-.NNTIEE

ES hereby given, that Christopher Macpherson.
Pamphlet on tl,e Millennium dated the eth juno.
~ and the worn ofGod to The world in address
dated the 9TH June and 18th July 1914 foreellirg the
dowIisH OF te city of London, aHd the destruction 81
the British Navy, may be had from John Jackson,
,ifoycr Mr. Cowper, Barber, Mr.. Yauccy Barber
HeibIn Morton, Barber, and Mr. Henderson, Barber
Rielmond, and from Robert Smith, Grocer, and Ham
nital Prince Barber, Of Manchester, and Of Graham
Bel, iaeIS-owner, and James olstpn Barber, ofP e.
teiS@rg Orders fora quantity viii be particularly at
tended "a.
The Pamphlet Is g. Address %.
August . ne.
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(COPY.)
IFS MajeSty's 8hifl LQcedemoniqn,

~ 6td, <OGR mug. 1917.
SIR--Having on board the Lacedernonian a
number of American prisoners as per list
which VE:re intended to be sent to Bermuda,
but understanding from the masters of the YES
eels which have been captured, that there is
sufficient number of British prisoners now at
Savannah, to exchange for them, and that in
structions have not only been sent from the
American government to that effect, but that
you would very readily agree to the PROPOSE
ton, as great portion of these men belong to
Savannah and the adjacent country in order
therefore to lessen as much as possible the
misery & distress of these individuals, have
avaiied myself of this opportunity to make the
proposal, and if agreed to, the same ves-
sci which brings out the British prisoners,
shall return with an equal number of Anne
ricans.
I have the honor to be be sir, your very o.
bedient servant, &c.
SAMUEL JACKSON,
CAPTAIN and senior officer.
To the Agent for British prisoners of war,
at5avan nah.
We have been put in possession of the list
al the American prisoners now on board the
Lacedemonian. There are ninety-seven of
thenl--we shall endcavor for the information
OF their friends, to publish their names in our
next.
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JORNIFOHSHaiE.
JN,ET PInILNLIEIl

A Nd For Sale ut Peter Co.lou's Law md Ny;sce,,.
"a neon. hook Store -
The Iie oi the hlaiynls and Earl of Wellington,
eonaanaerlh chef of ms b Naests forces in TIE Pc
ninsulsr--I,liee 25o ceu,s.
The "andervr, on Female Difficulties, by mada,ne
D'Arbiay--6 vol 5 dolls
= he E,npoiam OF Arts and Sciences, by Thomas
Cooper: To-. April, May, June and Juy
y AlSe, complete sets of tie Anaieelo Magazine and
InlN % &c
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ed letter to that admiral for tina, purpose
with nc more favorable result That while
ON board SAID prison ship, the prisoners were
allowed half d pound of beef, often of u very
bad quality, pound and half of very bad
bread, (of which samples are now ON board
the carteD and gill Of worm-eaten peas,
two thirds of an ounce of salt from the salt
beet casks, and occasionally (but rarely
ration OF fresh meat of a most wretched quail
y-no tea, coffee, spirits or vegetables.
fhat the deponerts were treated very po-
htely by the white officers from Fort Angus
ia, who commanded on board the prison ship,
but were constantly under guard of negro
soldiers.
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f09 DOLLARS RE[y ARD

I asserted from the Camp at FoR Tar, near
( y Norfolk, on the 4tl inst
IdOo. IURN-ER Z JOHN B.4RRR.
Private Soldiers in The 2Oth Regiment U. States In
ianty
TcnNEn was born in Madison County, Va aged is
years, eet inches high, OF dark complexion, black
ey es, dark iI'ir and by profession sailor
BAKER was born in New-Port, Essex County, State
OF Massachusetts, aged 20 years. feet 81 inches high
i"r complexion, blue eyes naturally, but generally ve-
The above soldiers have, since their deserton i'm
posed themselves Recruiting Officer AT this place
rs Discharged, reensted, received the bounty of SO
dollars each, and made their escape Immediately first
providing themselves with p.n of Sailors blue nan
Keen oyerais and roundabout-This deception they
VIM no doubt attempt to practise other officers
Whoever wall deliver them both to ine at this place
Or TO any other officer in the IT, s. Army shall receive
tie above reward, or 5 50 for either.
BEBNARn PEYToN
Capt Goth RECT. U. s. Inf
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TILT-HAMMER ESTABLISH
MEM.
JOSEPHX T0W.vE.s, e Co.


\ sEsPECIFULLI inform the pubic, that they
Ka have just completed this establishment in Frank,
mn county va about tour miles below the house,
Immediately in the neighborood OF Cal.vay', Ia
WORKS. They have provided themselves viii, go.i
ana faithful workmen, and the best of materials i ma
SnS Scythe-Biades, Reepins- Hooks, Woedig- Iioes.
Drawing aud Cutting E,iiles, SC &c
They will also carry on the Wagon MAKING bns;,,s
eNtensVeiy-the wool and iron part OF winch wn!fle
made byleat and experienced hands, Orders and re-,
quests from any part OF the Country shall DC pucvu-
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TsIlIE Rcliohd Union .3lI Fi07iac1 is now IN one.
Il ration. CASTINGS in Brass and WroughtIron work
will also be executed at the Furnace. O,ers left at The
Furnace, or with John Parshil of this place. or Toilet
q Lea N Petersburg, viii be thankfully received, ard
promptly sttended to.
Pdrl,liI S,fbhetto, 81 In -
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FOR SIZE.

VgNE'E Small Farm, which the subscriber now
Il resides. The purchase would suit :, family m
quest OF healthy and tranquil lej=et especially AS
the Usual requisites OF negroes, horses, 1--we Stock ~
Srfcuiturai implements, provisions OF different kinds
household and kitchen furniture, sc. might, ndesed
be obtamed at the same time. The buildings arr ,cxJ
and substantial and, though not entirely fns..l ,,
commonly satisfactory. due proportion of the land
has Just been cleared, OF Which about % acres were ~
y last spring, sowed in clover. Part of ;n adjacent e
tate, shortly to be sold, might eventually &c annexed
to this small farm, which contains only one hundred
and sixtyone acres. Beauty of prospect saihIit, f
r and water, convenience OF land and river c,u1la.t
TO, and from iichmond & proximity to Alilton where.
posi- Office and several are kept iuther ~
commend the spot. The terms viii b. aecon,n,oaa
tns.-Apply to
L. III. GIRARDIN
Glenmore, near Milton, Automatic County Va
August p, 1914. ---w3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-09-07

A gentleman from New-Providence reach
ed this place yesterday, via Amelia, who in
formed us that on the 25th July last, brig &
ships OF war lett Providence for Pensacola,
with 5000 stand of arms & ammunition TO be
placed into the hands of the Indians in that
quarter. Our informant states that on his
passage to Amelia, spoke Spanish ship, the
capt of which informed, that he fell lii on the
Sth day OF Aug. with number Of British trans
ports with troops from Bordeaux bound to
Halifax; and that large fleet would soon be
OF this coast--Ihe above expedition is pro-
badly the same mentioned in our last paper
The Lacedcmonian * 2 briggs can be dis
unctiy seen at anchor offour bar from the bal
cony OF the Exchange.
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BEAR GARDEN.

ANE of the richest tracts OF Land on James River, is
~ siered for sale. 1t adoins the town of New
Canton, and contains $50 acres eli which 10 are low
grounds, 1I04 cleared hgha aud 22S1 wood land
ne low ground is all oil the very first quality and from
the line texture of its SOIL well the unusual ,rvness
OF Its suaton will be found much more certain TO pro
duce coed crop than the generality of low land on
James River The high land, as well shat which is to
clear as that which is cleared, generally rich and IN
coinmonly free from disposition to wash The town
oil New-Canton affords convenient market for lambs.
veals butter, SC Those disposed to purchase ,aoper
~ OF tins descriptions invited examine It atten-
lively, and see fit is entitled to the character here IL
ven When they told that as far back as inform:-
ton can be obtained till within last six wears IL has
born crop ofcorn & tobacco wheat, without SIN
gle year OF vest that during these six years. has paid
at least as great profit any land on the river and
perhaps tits nos rash say greater and that is now
MS rich as it was at the beginning OF that period not
Richer, without resorting 10 improving course. +;
they will be convinced that possesses "a more than
ordinary degree on fertility. The privilege OF sow
ing crop OF wheat in due time will be allowed, and
eompleat possession given the 25t of next IJe.en-
Der. Mr. Benjamin Weaver living on the plantation
viii show the premises and the patt and the terms viii
be made known by
RANDOLPH AaRRISoN
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20 D0LL8R.S REW9RD

VIII be given by the Subscribers to any person who
will deliver TO them two negroes-
JULIUS e DICK,
AZ ten dollars tor either of them, or FIVE dollars for
W securing each of them in Jail so that we get them
JULIUS is the property of John Hankms OF James
City county, where have doubt but he is in that
county or the lower end of New-kent. lie is about
feet, or inches high. He went oil in June last-
DICK IS the property of William VVaddell.
OF New-kent county, stout and well made
Dick has been living in Richmond for MANY
years, though we have doubt he has made for New
hent OF James City, as he stcome from there-bcsdes,
his father lives in The county ofJanes Cv He went
way the sth day of August
The above Reward will be paid by the subscribers il
delivered or sec'red in ia so that we get them
JOHN & WIN. B. LIPSCOMBF.
August 90 ~
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
z : ESERTED from tic Army at the Cantonmen,
& y Peach Orchard, near Fort Norfolk, on the goth
July 1914,
THOMAS .HJ'WELL,
private and substitute in my company of Virginia
Militia from The county OF Charlotte, now in the SER
vice Of the United States.
The said Thomas Ajwell, is about feet or IN
ches high spare made, light HAIR and about 90 wears
Of age--WheGcer will deliver him to me, or the com
mapding officer at this place, shall receive the above
reward.
HENRY A,WATKINs, Capt .qyhle!z,
5A Res7 Ia Militia
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~ Virtue 9, Il iI,edoi Irsst iloni q. T. sur. to
the subse rbel Tor the purposes thereis expires
90. anu III eonI1rmy 70 deosye OF the hotor;pe Court
ot Cna,ceIy Tor the R.cirno,.tl D,t,icr - sil, 80
ceed to seal by Public Auction ON Monday the isti,
OF sept next at II O'clock t.,e premises, for ,l
a!oIeg, The
HOUSE AND LOT.
ia the eross-stFeet No rs leading from the Post f;cc
TO The BASIN, at present oc,upied BY ,sir Fines lay
on. S,M, I, -
Aug 90. viI
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OWcrn 10, cefore me, this the
26th Aug. 1914.
GRIFFIN. LAMKIN,
NOT. PUB.
Samuel Howard of Savannah, merchant,
being duly sworn, saith, that he arrived at
Kingston, Jamaica, in the month of June,
1913, in aneutral vessel That he there saw
the Opponents mentioned in the foregoing afr
davit on board the Amethyst prison Ship !;
that there being no American agent then re
siding there, he applied personally to admiral
Sterling to obtain the release OF the officers of
the American private armed vessels on pa
role, but was refused---he then offered to pro-
cure neutral vessel upon his own response
bility TO take the prisoners home, not doubt
ing but the measure would be sanctioned, and
the expense reimbursed by his government,
but was refused, and that no solicitations,
though repeatedly and urgently made, could
obtain their enlargement from close custody,
although he stated to the Admiral the fact
Which had fallen within his own observation,
TO which he was willing to testify, that the
officers of the British private armed vessel the
Caledonian were at large Oh parole in Savan-
nah.
SAMUEL HOWARD.
Sworn to, before me, this the
Goth Aug. 1914
GRIFFIN L. LAMKIN,
Nor. PuG.
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FIFIY D0LL9RS REU.dRD.

OST or Stolen ont Of one Of my trunks on my way
4 Acther in going to at Cumberland colrt-house u
small red morocco pocket book, containing Sax notes
each OF 100 dollars, on the Farmers * Virginia Banks
Also, three dollar Carolina note, together with sever
81 bonds, receipts and other papers.
Whoever will procure the said pocket book with
ITS contents that get it. shall receive the above re.
ward.
JOSL3H H. GIPSON:
Buckingham. Aug. R----2aw4wp
h AND OFFICE, August Gih, i8I4.-ln pursuance
= { Of act Of Assembly, passed the lith Febpulay
1871, entitled an act 70 amend tie setcrel lvs en-
es'7nrg Eschedfs," DC hereby make il known that
the three following tracts of land situated ia the coun-
H OF FGtsylyana, have escheated to the Common
wealth, is appears by the certificate of the Escheaor
OF sad county, dated the Sth day OF July las VIZ one
tract containing by estimation 955 acres on Stanton
1yer, one Other 1aet containing BY estimation us a.
cies On 5auHton and Pig rivers, and one other tract
containing by estimation 80 acres Siaunton river
OF which Mr.. Jacob Rubsaman Of the state of PennsyI
vann, Is said tobayo died seized
CHARLES BLAGROVE, Req'r.
Aug. i0.---6w
e. The Editor of The National I,tcIligeneer ,gu
insert the above advertisement in ms paper for weeks
secessvey, & trasnit lis account 10 dis department
Tor Payment
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BURR .MILL-lSIIj.N'ES-

BUNK .'niLL-SILh.ES
FsVtE Subscriber, (resdins in the upper end of
ioMhatui County, has for sale pair of four feet
Burr Mi-soues, OF tie best quality MIR Rolt POOR.
OF the City of Ricl'mond, authorised to contract Tor
the sale Of the same
WIN. b. TAYLOR.
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INIII III conlt,l1,ce az. Lnat Y,.re.Lr,. y, 0a..,uh

MILL. commence ne last Tuesday II, Sebtember
w der7ig H'e 2ita 10 co,,.ane thi,ee daisa--The
trst a'y 'ssH be r7o. ,, me ladies p,esc q $50
running mtle heafs, tie BEST three m ,'e entrance 500
cto1y'as .Feig, toraae, agreeable 10 he ,ra;s .;
tie cotHSe-te' Mis racs Gy to1son mar r1t q hoise
'.efhe' he as member Of e ci,tt o., not Tie secoil
at, ne Jeet5-CM5 PRISE Of $500, far nile heats
nc '"rd day ne p'efnTetor's Purse Of S2o0, three
nR heois etiroHcs SIS 4atich entrance is .so .l
10 me f!ase FER de 6ereft ette .si,i,,g ,raa ca,7a
ny 7'eghf tof eSe agreeable 70 tie ,ueg,.fs of she
e.n0.
JOR.N'jFOTSHaIf
Prcpt. ofthe Curse
". R-.&nt'dge & litter. fia7asdeajtr ,uce-horses
.sr"''S. TIE itot9eser las pro,iGed hn,sef ari,h
PtMg 81 good Idf.cior, Jo' Me sesbose efsabpyi,e
rdoe-d0rseS shout! IL be rr9,ii,iy. The ,saT toh
1sU BE- collected dt he sates "A fer Bo,tis m ,nt
oar IN tie race; fell J nv
.qtaUSf Il. oc,ss,g,os,f,s
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JAMES SMITH,
JOHN JACKSON,
RICHARD HARRIS,
SAMUEI. GRIFFIN,
DAVID SMITH.

Sworn to, before me, this the
26th Aug. 1914.
GRIFFIN. LAMKIN,
Nor. Pub
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SAMUEL JACKSON.

To the Agent for British prisoners of war,
at 5avan nah.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-17
MARINE. INTELLIGENCE.
eORT OF .sEiypOHE

Sch Transit, Richard son. of Baltimore, 19 days
from Porto Rico, with near 100000 VT Coffee, at
New-Iork, llt inst The beautiful letter ol marque
schooner Cnaunccy, Barnard, IL days from Port All
Prince. with Coffee and Logwood has ar. at New
York.-Oh the passage. captured British schooser,
from Bermuda, in ballast, and gave her up. On
"Wednesday, off Montaug Point, was chased BY .
frisatc, and outsaed her Also, ar. at New York.
sch. Maria, taylor, Of Baltimore, IS days from Ha
wanna, with Sugar and Coffee The Maria was cha
sad Feb 3, off the Delaware, by trigs,e, and es-
capped by throwing overheard 100 boxes of Sugar.
water, casks. shot, gnos, ssc--The chase lasted
90 hours. Markets good; flour S32
The privateer schooner Diomete, Crowninshield.
Of New-york, failed from that port February 8.
Tie letter-of-marquc sch Com. Perry, Davey, OF
Baltimore has arrived at Philadelphia, 10 days from
ST. Darts. H
Sch. The,is, Parker, Of Baltimore, with valua.
bic cargo Of wines, dry goods. aud brandy has ar
Al New-York, in 70 d, ,ys from Bordeaux.
Sch. Ann. .stokcr, Of baltimore, IS days from Cape
Henry, wiib sugar and coffee, has ar. at Norfolk.
E7s AMERICAN PRIZES.
On the 9th inst ar. at New York. (and salutsd the
fort on passing Governors Island) the hnc copPered
British ship Ncred, Of 280 tons, 10 guns and n
men, including two prisoners OF war, with cargo
of dry goods hard ware, jewellery, iron. coal, &c
valued at SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND fouHDssTsa.
LING, prize TO the privateer Governor Tompkins,
Sl'aer. Of N York. captured on the 18th day OF DC.
Schocr, III Signt OF uadeirA, aer -" enBsEe"s''' y"
eleven minutes, in which the British captain (Ben-
net) and one seaman wer. slightly wounded--no per-
son was hurt ON board the prlvsteer. The Neried
sailed from London ON the och Nov. for bnenos ny
res. and has acargo on board ccns.sng OF $50 bales
dry goods, 253 packages and trunks do $50 cases,
hlds. and tierces of hard and cwciry, S2o bun
dies iron hoops, 80 bars of iron, quantity OF coal
&c. On the 17th Dec. tie Gov Tompkins cspthred
the British ship Hornby, Kerl,is. Of Huh, from Lon
don for st. Domingo. laden with some dry goods and
armed with "A guns--sanned and ordered her for
the United States. The Horrby belonged to a feet
Of l2O sail, from Portsmouth for the West Indies,
having previously separated from the fleet with 26
others, which were short distance TO the south
ward, under convoy OF the Queen, - On the 18Th,
the Gov Tompkins captured the British brig Young
Husband, Of wh.tchavep frem London, with very
valuable cargo Of dry goods, &c --CGr Ihs YeuY
EusIand drrsped at nss put OF Frdas erSn,g dasf]
The Governor Tonpkins was left on the 18th Dec
in cisse ot a.ship, then in sight
The privasccr Fox. Of PORTSMOUTH, ar. at Sa'cm
9Th inst from cruizc ei 7j dAyss during which
she captured rHeEE Trii,si yesscs from Ensland
90 the westfndies wa ship Mnervo, 11rSth has
aimee besn 1ra, a. Frs 1ch j'gscfe snd iva briggs
vhh dry 3, IDS. PC. asd ori-rrd uIvmin
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l'ldf!Sou,yh, REQ. b.
Yesterday, several loads of cannon and can
non ball, arrived here from French Mills, and
to-day 81 ca. nanny more are expected here.
!, is generally understood that part Of the arr
my at French Mills, IL going TO Sackci's
Hsrbor, and the other part coming here.
This appears TO me to be right il proves TO
me, that the Secretary OF war Is quick at an
exped a, under change of circumstances:
fore,sId you, it will require all the address
campaign. Matters are now getting in
proper ,rsio. l, will not be proper for me,
TO inform you, &C anie Jaefo but will as
soon as possible erhoss facfo, OF what think
is abou, TO be done here and about Ontsrio.---
something rather important, ! think, Is about
10 take y ace.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-17

The privaicer s,h. Roger, Quirles, from. cruizs
Of 90 days, at Charleston, Sist ult iS,h Nov.
off the north end cs yanaica, recap,ured Spanish
brig. prize 10 II. b. MS brig Variable, Lieut. Yates.
from ehicn took the 1st Lieut. Of the variabt. the
Ospt. OF the brig and amen, parolIed the IL and
sent him, the Capt and men on shorc--at the same
time engaged the Variable for. some tme,. during
which had one man killed and Eve wounded. one Sc
vcrely 9th Jan. of Monte Crsto. captured British
sch Henry. Holmes, with dsh. bound TO jamaica.
1tth. of NJ. =. captured British sch Maria. Charles
from Jamaica for Port de Plate--being in ballast,
burnt her. The Roger las captured several other
vessels. but being OF little value, suffered them to
proceed. ses
The privateer Globe. during her cruzc, captured
the British briggs Old Fricnd and Bello. from Ten
criffe. laden with wine. iNtSs
The SCH Abigail, Fuller, of st. George. with 10
cases ofEnglish goods and quantity OF coAee found
on board, has been seized at Friendship, An open
sail-boat with merchandise, &c. on board, has been
seized at Little River.
Arrived at Salem, 11,h inst British sch. Travel
Ter. with cargo of l19 hhds and &C bbls. sugar,
hhds. tierce. and several bags coffee, prize TO tho
privateer Frolic, Odiornc, Of that port.
The British brig -. Of 10 guns, from Shields
for Martinique. ar ut Gloucester Saturday last.
She has cargo Of crates, coal, hardware. SC and
was captured to windward Of Barbadoes, by the
Fox privateer, of Portsmouth, N. II.
The British sch. Henry, prize 10 the Roger priva-
tcor. has gone ashore near Charleston BAR.