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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-17

OsAL-Ni, hUSobi
From EasLhorf.--We have seen letter
from Machias, dated August l. The British
armed vessels had all left the bay 1t. Col.
Hor,es was in command at Eastport, with a
bout eight hundred. They are, however, in
constant state of alarm, fearing an attack.
Three twelve gun batteries are in state of
forwardness. Judge Owen, of Campo Belio,
has claimed the whole Island, in consequence
of which all sales Of real Estate have been
stopped by Proclamation, until the Prince
Regent has been pleased to express his plea
sure on the subject. Descr,ions from the
British are continually taking place--four
swan across the ferry at one time. The
Oath Of Allegiance which the inhabitants had
taken, had proved bitter pill to many of
them, and mono but long faces could be seen
among thcm.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-17

Mistake Correcfed.--Ths Editor OF the
New York Evening Pest, is under mistake
when he says, M'Arthur, Croghau and Holmes
have rendered their designations, in conse-
quencc OF the resignation Of General Harri-
sou all shese gentlemen are ssiii ia the army.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-17

Ce;n Sco,s-An officer presented the General
a cherry branch, loaded with fruit, and rogue
him to accept it. "I indulged the hope" said
General, "that the American army would have
sed through Canada, without committing even
small trespass upon private proper,y"--and ref
to accept the fruit.-.siSany paper.
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thifd time we have been called cut FOR tha;
purpose, IN less than a moe;h. The second
1 went with about 60 OF oar red btc .arcn.
oil ,ne Onondago tribe. These, together
with 800 militia, formed the reinforcement
we then gave col. Mitchell. We have uov,
about 500 militia, $50 OF hairison's rifemcr,
and 200 Oneida Indians, on the ground. The
enemy attempted TO land on Thursday mcrn
ing last from three gun boats, but were dri-
ven on board their boats with quick step,
leaving from twelve 20 fifteen Of their rum
Der killed, besides number wounded. /
am TINS day credbiy inforn,eti that the hea
West ot cur Cannon. cables, &c. embarked on
Saturday evening last, with a fair wind and
a preStY good prospect OF getting thsuo safe
inso Greek near Sackett's Harbor. from
wheace they fnav be carried by land withou,
difficulty. 10 the Harbor
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Rron1 q 80 - hnher

A4Isonfc IqformanoH. A short time since
the Freoch priga eer lie Puret captured ].
rish brig Two Friends, when snort con
versation commenced between the French
and British captains and the signals of
masonry were intsrcianged between them
-Mariencourt, the French captain, gene
rously bestowed the prize. with her cargo.
on capt. Campbell, as q token oF respect for
the ancient * iliustrious craft, a,d the brig
proceeded uuInOicsted on her voyage. S.
veral lodges have testified their approbation
of this gallant FrenChman's condlct and
the Union Lodge Of Linerick has resolved
10 present him with an elegant Gun, value
one hundred guioeas. with an appropriate
inscription, to commemorate this illus.rious
example of masonic virtue.
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FROM SACKETr'S uARpOe

Captured at Sandy Creek, in tho late af-
fair there, Gun Boats, one carrying a long
"a FOUNDER and P 6Slb. carronade, each Of
the others one or two heavy guns; Cut
,erS end an elegant Gig 2 Post Captains
Pophan and Spslsourg) Sea Lieutenants,
Midshipmen, 9 I.ieuterants of Marines.
and about 40 Sailors and Marines, incIu.
ding the wounded. Captain Woolsey had
put into Sandy Greek with IS boats from
oswego, 10, ded with guns and naval stores.
Major Applirg was with him, and mustered
$50 R;feTners and 125 Indians. The enemy.
about 200 strong succeeded in capturing one
OF our boats il the morning. containing two
"a Founders. One MidshiPman was killed
on tdeir part, besides 90 men ard 2 Lieute-
nants OF Marines mortally wounded, and be
tween 80 and 40 men badly. But one of our
men (slightlyJ. Sir James W as informed by
Rag, On the lat OF June, thar the whole Of
MS detachment was either captured or de
s.royed: but still he Continued the Blockade
OF Sackett's Harbor, on the 2nd his feet be
ing moored IN line about milea frofa the
harbor.
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FROM OUFBEc

We hear from Quebec, that the fee,
which sailed FROM England in April. Win
troops End seameu. and tie frames Of seye
rel vessels OF war for the Lakes, had arrived
there.
We have been favored with the loan of
the Quebec Gazette of May 60
;. Quebcc, Nay %.
Il is evident that England is abmt 20
prosecute the war in A7erica, in arch a
way as will relieve her colonists here from
large share of the burthen which thew
have hitherto borne with so much honor
to themselves, but whioh Nigh, eventual
~ have proved too great for their means.
E.sgston. Nav II.
Sir James Yeo is cruizing on she Amen
can side of Lake Ontario for the purpose Of
tatercepting every thing going 10 Sackett's
HARDER. He sent flag Of truce 70 Putnev-
vile, (Sodus,) demanding the public proper
ty-accordingy about $50 bills f fl;ur we're
given up, and quietly brought OF but when
the boats were leaving the shore, q party
OF rihemen, concealed in the woods, fired
voiiey into them, which killed one man Sc
wounded several, among them captain of
marines. Sir James, we understand. is de.
termined to infict signal punishment on
them, Tor this cowardly and assassinstjno
conduct, by the total destruction Of the y,I.
isge before he leaves the shore
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AMERICAN RNWH fgl5: '4"s

Advices from Sweden by an arrival a,
Portsmouth, state.that Messrs. RUSSELL &
CLAY arrived below GJttenburg about the
10Th ADril, in the John Adams corvette
Ineir Secretary had gone up 20 ths city.
The Englis1 papers report that Messrs.
land on the 9Th April, from Holland and
letters say they were uneasy that no Envoys
had been appointed on the part of E,nrland
to treat with them. We see nothing N aDv
OF the English publications which affords
any prospect OF their speedy appointment.
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LAWS OF Tx UNITED STATES.
By AUTHORITY.
AN ACT
Fort the relief Of Jossph Brev,-5.

Forthe relief Of Joseph Brevsrd.
hfs u eHdci:d 6y ne SaG'e and House Of Peo.
resSatafipes Of the United Sf1,fes IF s,A,c y;
Congress assembled Tsst the sScoupt,ne one,
oil ne tress ury b., snd they sre kers " ,ntboris.5
ana n'reeted 10 settle the sccount 'Joesph B,eyard
ma. ns oe a''owe6 the smcuat OF iaal settle
an Ms eertteate, number ninety ore thousond ma.
uhuFed shd hteer, dated the first Of Fsbrusrv. ON
taou'Sna seven hundred and eighty-fve. for one
SEQ eis hty-free dollars aud twenty-thrse
yarusry, ere thousand seven hundred and eighty
three, sc s1u9d 70 tue said Joseph Breyar1 ebrc,
,1s ssttIaS accounts for tie army and The
amount cue be paid out Of any money in the res
snry not othsrwse approprate5, 10 me SAID Josepb
LANGDoN CHEVES,
Speaker Of the House If Rerresentstyyen
j.. GERRY
fee'PreSdent Of the United States prd
April 10, 1914. ''' '0'''s'
ArFRovRp,
JAMES NTADIeNNr
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dollar. Of property The Isccam bad captured, be re-
leased and written obligation that they should per-
ed. %"
MORE PRIZES
Arrived at Newport on Saturday morning Priti.h
o. Me'pomsue. Of gus end 10 roer fvorn Tar
rSSona, noard 10 the Hfsziis, vith a caro- OF $50
pipes OF wi5e, and some eorks sapturee on the 18Th
OF april b. the prvsteer Sshr. Chssasur Wade OF
Hsirfnors,; y Pryor, prize-mGstcr Was chased for
ssy.isi hours by ire Himrod brig.
lie britEh snip Upton, OF Is guns, from Cork for
Newfoundland PORK, four, butter, bi..ut
'nap, esndiesf nc prize 60 toe Diomede prigAteer s
ssien, arr az W.sesss=t, Sd mat SSptured ofTNsw.
toondbna, alter an sst-a Of hour and 30 NH ,ts
IShe sed = sren on board, (niany of tisra sappo-
sed TO be prisonersj & bad killed * one wounded,
The u. none hurt.
Two Days after leaving the privsteer, the Uoro,
captured the Hritish let,er-o- r,i,ie shin Rsro
iron Cork cargo Of proyisons, si,a, so action OF 90
minutes, hut hsvins to iasn her, gave hes
/ aP-She h"i great noni5er " pssaereeTs.
We ere given 70 understand that she aiministrr-
ton are not disposed TO shrink undsr the pgRcor.-
ding threats OF the enemy. Though snNious 50 they
s'"ays have been, for peace, they 10 not rccaa ~
purchase It By any uDmsnly sacrifices. They ..sna
on American ground, snh ctiverse events j., ru-
rope val induce thSsn 20 abb ndor an i.a Is Amer
Gao independence. Baltig,,o,e ,r;eI,1
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JAMES MADISON.
IN ACT

Ut s'v'ng further time 10 purchasers Of rrbr,
lands to oomplete The ir payments s
. -. .. eHH.!ee 6y me Sesn'e and 8ouse -oF Res
TeFentGf'ves II fhe United Stafes eff g.,,s,,:lo 2
CoESTess assembled, That every NJ, Son ~ -; -
70 t't Arst day If April one tho,isand ;eht bnndo1
sH9 ten. had purchased 3uy tract mr. trs.,s nc -
.le JAtso states not e. seeding IN the Whole az
hho'reG a1d Forty acres, uaess the tract n,,r.LsI
oe fr2etonal section or scctions or frst,;orat
poAs e!slssd with IN eutre section AT r,v nj ttei1
o:hsss z1d ~ho3s lands hEv1 not airsedv leeI, ec,
S,y -'o or reverted to Inc United s .atas for nor
PsJi1est o. psrt OF the pEreb money a. an he a.
io"et tAs further time Of Tires vesrs TO-, ot q
Ter the expiration of the present perol eirecJ, -;
en- py law Tor ecmpletnst tie payment os he sid
IN IL 'l, Ehieh further term rfthree years
s'S' ps 81 "ei opy on the fo.ow.cgt s:-f1irs.
taSt al srrsars Of Interest IN me rurelt,s ,-'
shhii hsNe been psd o. or bsfors the t.0,s T. N -
Aplru ~, co npistnS tie payment Of the PURCHASE
money /T0vtds4, that in IN cases in which tb
ume lor completing ths payment # the nu-.ia.
money my nave expired Or shall exD;re befcre az
ets' day o jane next, tbs interest rsv b. Maid On -
80, u"St Gay. Sseopd, that t-e residue Of he
sH2N he psi with interest thereon in fb-ee ,,,i
"haCN payments as follows :-Ooe tti-i ort's ga
sOu WA the lEtsrtrt which fnqy Be due thereon
N!thi' cAe year another tiird o. IL. s,i5 ~ 800,
Wits e. interest which roev bs d. p.-e - -. 10
10 years fnd the rerasi1ng third If the sail rs;
on Win the interest which may he due tbereo-
"l,n'n trse srs STEER the expirstioa Of the time
ior competing the payment On se,e,y,, r. Ell -.
on sae according e. former laws. ApJ ~ 80 -
sure Va paying either the arrears OF interest or
any q the thee irs'arn ofrrropal wi n the &C
eru'2f 'nt~rer' tli- ms and Zines above mention
eu, ms tract 81 Iand gaal he forthwith sdyer,id
ana otered for sale IN the rosnn,r re5 on the terg
orertso by law ~ tese Of sufs not paid for within
.he hlo,ted tern" and s'sn revert in ies manner II
,, w our" uas WIN 'steres or not at such sale BID.
cen euu Pa'1 a; IroVfded Thqt the benefit NJ tiis
SO sSs not extend to any person or persons on sr
count o. 'Sy purchase ofsny tract or tract, Of lsS
sac e any and- ices ao t,-west of the O,gsr a.
n aaraf.~ O.. q &
eight hundred end nine
Signed ~ above7
februgTy 10 1915,
Approved
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q Ti0nee or Bnaah -

Continues 10 advance in building with
great spirit. We have taken son.e pains Il
a.certain the number of buildiaes which
have been recently erected, which fol
low
% horses, ossupied principally By families.
3Csyerns.
+Ory Goods and Grocery Stores.
Il Sroeery ard other shops.
Oticcs.
so or 40 huts (or shsnt9s)
Buffalo Gazette, May 81.
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w. GRSTON,S E.aLLnnn.

Which et tbs pace or the evening Of the 7th ias.
descended IN shout hour and half about 70 rai..s
from lexington in C!'FSe county. The app .arans ?
OF so Singular stranger dropping from the olou
excited considerable alarm ann. !. the good Dsopl +,
81 the neigh6orhood where IL ali hted-6us sI s1sni
eions OF the evil intentions os the visitor bayips sSs
ded, Is hoped there will be no objection 10 nor
innmSte acquaintance with sush eu-iositiss M G
vii afford another opportunity ION the 6th Iuy) X
hstterS himself many will embrace it,
Lexington Gazette.
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TO THE EDITORS.

Washington, June 18th, 1914.
Gentlemen--I am directed BY che Minis
ter 20 desire you oinsert the following fpis
aar FrGncais in the next number Of the
National Intelligercer.
] have the honor to be. with great res
pect, your most oo't hunshle servant.
G. de CARAVAN,
.fcting Secretary to the
Mes'rs. Gales and Saeton.
There lows the Nolice in French trans
latlon.
NOTICE TO FRENCHMEN.-
The French subjects now in the United
States are officially informed that a decree
the Conservative Senate oF the Sd of last
April, pronounces the deposition of Napole
on Bonaparte as the Emperor Of the French.
and absolves Tor delivers) the People and
the Army from the oath of fidelity that they
have taken to him /; that the French Senate
by another decree. Of the da;e Of the 9Th.
recalls to the throne OF France the august
house OF Bourbon in the person Of Louis
Stanislaus Xavier, brother of Louis XVI ;
and hnally, that by an act Of the 1Ith Of
the same month, the Emperor Nepo:eun
has a5dicated the Crowns Of France and I.
taly.
Events so considerable and decisi.e for
the safety and happiness Of France. Cannot
Ou' interest IN ;Vely manner q "A French
men in the New World. Their Minister.
who doubts not their sentiments on this cir,
cumstaDce, and who will like to be the inter
prefer OF them to their sovereign, informs
them thatthe Consuis sre authorized by
hiTn 60 receive tseir act of adhesion to this
great revolution. They are informed That
the white cockads is henceforth the French
cockade. and the rallyin$ sign Of all The
friends of the Throne and of their coun.ry !.
Given at Washington this 18Th Juae.
1914.
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POW Of PortIong ~, AZ

III
Arr. ship Con Uerein, Rebd Johns. pr;ze N stsr.
esptpred On the 18th April, ~ the priyq,eer 7u,,
renee OF Baltimore, on her p9sIsge from Iiy,erie
iaeiaRd' TO Blboa, in Spsu With cargo Of 100 tons
%driey, sod 700 tons Of Oats. Tuesday 81 of Nsv.
is -, long. %, boarded by the priyste srr,ed
achr Au1ehs, Adams, commander, from HelFyn,~s
out AZ days -hsd captured too prizes shin, one .
e3r'g, the altsr aaensd with 5ry-goojs wEisb The
"A. parted With the hisht preyi0as
GALL.9NT DEFE.A CT.
On sunday last, arrived here scb. XVJgaro ond
'olnJ OF os ls"ieks joan AHsn MISTER fro Ma
ehias, With lumber, bound 70 Bollo7 we are in.
lntmsd oy gentlemen wbO received Il C-ona csut,;r,
Allen, tast on ths 2D;h nit the british soSr arsor,
discovered her aod Esve chase; Can't Aiieo per-
eeivng danger n being tsken put INTO raes e1IIad
Bo"hare, IN Dyey's B1y, 3 run bis vessel ,n shoe
e InDs1'-te' ordereH bis nosT 70 Strip ,!ie salts
fsen the vessels and convey them On shore for 40
eurity This being done they soon d;ssoyer.d the
Bye2m'5 boat approaching, having seven men arm
ca WIN nu'hets, su'lsascs, and swivel s the how
Il u"i'e n hnu -FOUR men edmposed the crew If Lis
Yes5fi, VINO were eseh armed with n GOOD r,ustet
sRd were deterEiined 70 defend her to The les. ~
trsmtty when the BARGE ssme within he'll rsrt
a. only vas 70 he seen, who ordered her To Lseo
or OF ne Womb IRE into tbem--ths excited ieugF-
TER IN the brts1, but they found sad roistoke r.,
on continuing 10 vance, cant. A. ordered h;s go,
~ hre, ~hish waaeX8cuted With such SKILL that two
were shot dead aud two voun1ed--Oue fnorfsliv.
ne o'hcer o. the boat d'seargsd his pistol a capt
=. Onf niset be atm Capt Ale, hav.r,r 80.
IDENTIFY ressrved bis FIRE, demanded tLe.r i,,ms
urrsnler, snd threatened 20 shoot & thres reo,s;o
ING, Dut on leTeNnG his piece, thov cried Tor ore-
ter The boat was brought a'onsside, and tho oris
onsr' taken into cngt1ry. Some tine sfer- I. q
'r An seat IN neg 20 ascertain the fe Of their y
psd'tooj we are informe| thst On sxsh1ggs OF or;
ohef' toDk place, snd their heroes after sn--enir
ing. we're permitted O. take their voui.isd on bo, .
'avnG Their barge, mussets ouass-s. pistols .rt
srew. '''
hno'hsr relation u this sftir states, that Capisp
Abeo demanded. aud II waa agreed TO- thai %es
esd be Paid t0r the prisoners that boat viii COO
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tsigned)
sRRURIER."

The dispatches brought bv the Olivier
from our minister in France, Mr.. Crawford
t. the Secretary Of Safe. were forwarded 70
Washington. by yesterday mornings nail
and those for the French minister by a spe.
cial messenger.
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JAMES MADISON


mn F5f che rsisf of Jsrvio Cutler,
"H>!t enacted by t6e Senate and Rogss Of Pes-
IesentahVes Of ne UEHed States # .S,a,y,co
Ce7gTefs asFc1bfe6, That ire pro- Err sseon.t.,,,
oHl'ers be, snd they are her.bv sutor..d 10 tts
., a,J , ,ns account Of Jervs Cutler, late cap
~. ~ t1e army of the United Stster, snd sf6,q
5 , re pay snd rmoiumsnts ofa espt9in from ,,s
tora Of nsroh until tie ffteen!h OF June. one nos
sand ei.b hundred end ne. '-'' ''''
gnsd IS above
April rs, 1914,
Approved,
TAsrro .~.v.,-c..
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So LoUIs, lM1ssoup1lMaxz.

OF LpUISl lWISS oURI) Navy.
about SO or 60 regular troopq. and about 40
volunteers, left this place for Prairie du
Chen, Under the command of Gov. VIM.
Clark
Much benefit mGst result from this expe.
dIt.on the northern Indians will 10 q great
measure be deferred from vexing our from.
tier Dickson viii be unable to send q large
Indian force towards Detroit, as the savaees
will not risk the safety Of their women and
children ON the mississippi; those Indians
"hoare wavering or rather inclined to Join the
enemy, VIII continue peacesblc. We sin.
cereiy nope that the Gov. will be able to
, ou''a a iort 81 the Praifie, 1t will greatly
tend to destroy that influence which IL. en-
emy have, with the Sioux, W!usbagoe and
Feisavoine Indians.
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livsntsge, sRa that Tie enemy seeing : large rein.
/, ,eeaent s'rire, would inost propa5iy reIrcst.-
cut 10, tue ea>niy having landed ard pushed up
ihe er.ek With gun-bosts, suffers aud one rig
The nener, under that excellent officer, Major
Appiinr, ruee & ON their oo1ceximent, and after a
smart hre o. about ten minutes, succeeded IN eapu
ring all the boats their crews, without hsving
escaped At about Il. NJ. sitter having buried,
with the houors OF war, Mr.. Hosre, IA British mid
saipman) killed in the actor, relieved by Cap
tain Ridse'y, whom you did me the honor to send
To sandy Greek Tor that purpose. All the prison-
ers except the wounded, having been removed, SID
expecting another st;sek at night, re,nsine 10 as
STAT Captain Riage'y m that event-but yesterday
morning, seeing nothioc in the ofIing, avsilsd my
self o. Gay relet-l eturned 10 this place. Ia per
forming. to the beat of my .bi,,iies the dv,y tor
satisfaction in acknowledging the unrs mitted cxer-
Sons of Lieut.. Pierce. Sailing Mister Vaughan, aud
M'dshipmen Msekey, Hart, sud Cation aiso to
Major Applns bis officers and men, ior their kind
assistance in the duty.
The Report Of killed. wouoded sud prisoners, s
also the number nd description OF the rartare.
boats has been already RENTED By Cspt. Ridsclj
and rnyseM
I have the honor to be, SC.
Com, Iraae Ctauncsy,
+, Cong U $. forces The Lakes.
Cory ofa lie ter from Cant. j. Bdkclcy 8,
the Secretary of ne Navy, dqsed
U.s.s. v. WASP, AT SEA,
Lat So n. Lon a. w
Goth Nav, 1914.
SiT-I have the honor to report this shiI
20 you, ell we'll. The French National bri,
Olivier which carries this is the only vesse
we have spoken since our departure fror
Portsmouth, n RI.
have the honor to be. &c.
/ ]. BLAKELEY.
Hon. VIM. Jones,
Secretary of the Navy.
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CU-PIfUFIDE.VCEP RTF.7T,EEPS-
consequence OK the representations Of he Spanish &c
YsrnInent, IS TO the deprsdatons on Spanish
y, by the priySteers OF Ney-Providenee, we unier-
ders 10 the Judge ~ Nassau to e extrep,eV ,reSI
IN his p-oceSdnT thst no injury is done 20 neutrss
and that PriVsteersmen give s1ca bonds as viii ss
cure indemnity to sny who suffer by them and thst
a. IONS 2uenee, sush heavy bonds have been deman-
ded, and sueh precautionary measures sdooted &c
have Questioned the privsteers to be laid M. Ma
ny prosecutions, we also understood have been com
meneed 8o,t5, JaLlaLs "a
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JANEs MADISON

U,NIoNH4LL ACADEMY.
= " ~ s,n,nm1er Vacation vir eom rsr,s On
4ug'st ensuing. @fSl
TN JE.L .lzrURH
= C,2RHL9GE DRIgER ron 0yIE
Enquire Of the printer
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f" IN eye for an eye. and Z
[OOfk -

' ~ ~ UFEIf u FUylW yOT n
foofh."
We find ~ NILES Weekly Register,
that the prizes captured from the enemy
now amount. TO nearly ONE THOCSAND
il thus appears thar the war has already
balanced the old Orders IN Council account.
under which Britain stole from us in f,ne
q heaee, nine hundred and SeUenteerz n1er-
chantnlen.
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2. 7. GhlNEs,
Brig. Geu Conn.,!

a friend hia Isj r,e enrinrfv ., ,rrr N and r.,
Dah ts Wld O. iarm oi ne Daih diluted to in Tie
art Of sd thor sf ae lst- Emperor n ,poIson. II
u aih nt to aay 90 sh.t part Of liz oath ne refers
unless % be TIE l''t ssrienas; H-eh We priut IN
if0Hcf. Ii- ea'h q. jhs rqer,b Rs or a., Frc,st,
aale is lla, that the roalsr 0sy haze Tar view
OF the 'aWeN ,Nlaf Int
OATH or TIRE zHrrRor.
swea- 60 srur'al tee integrity Of the terrii,~v
ioe ltVs n the eeo--sdtt, szdtte liberty ri ~, -
ship rodaafarr civil hje-t5, iie irrsyoe.til;,y
o. s r-'as n the u..'rurl rroo-rty TO i.v on 49,
ippori o. imP07e no rex bit b. yiriue Of ths Iav,
20 maiatsn 'he ioii'oao9 Of tse legion Of honor -
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Ne7v- YORK, Tune 10.
Major General Desrb orn has received
orcers 10 repair to, and take the command
OF the first military district. He delivered
up the command Of this district Yesterday
to Col. Bogardus, and leaves New-Yorl. his
day. Gem. I'M.
Lieut.. James M'Cullen, by order Of co...
Bogardps, sailed this morning. an board
Mitchsli's fast sailing pilot boat. bearing a
flag OF truce, with dispatches from the de-
portment Of state 70 the officer commanding
II. b. M. equation near New York.--B. @
SaU0nu0h Y41e 4,
The Uri,ed States Sluoo PYAcccr Can.
tain LEWIS WARRINGTON, went u SEA
this morning, on cruise. Succs8s.t0 her :
Portsmoufh, lime 4.
Col. J. 3 Wsibsch has arrived in thiz
own and taken TIC command Of the forts in
ihis harbor.
Ouondago, 1t7y 80.
On Friday lsst We had another cal. On o,,r
militia for the protection Of the common. &c
az Oswego and Oswego Falls. This IS the
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90 govern with tie sole S:@,p of Sie iiers:;, hctt
ness an S.ory the frsnc4 peosie"
OATH on THE SENATOR'S.
"I swear obedience to tae constitutions OF tie
eripre, and fidelity 10 Tie EMPEROR
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