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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-27
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We are Informed Of tho !oI"
facts, in a manner and from a
ter that leaves US no room 'e"I
sftl,e correctness oil The isl0Ii'
and we therefore feel it to he W
ty to state them 10 the pubic;
a draught arrived here 'Ae y
fore yesterday from Bosior' ~
Of cur banks. for tGS.GeO c~'
Specie 10000 Of which oeIa,
a Bank in that place ur'si
was couried out boxed NJ 800
sited in a store in rine.siFeeI.
der to lis being sent of tai' a% S''
but that from the tine the hs
tan Bank had paid out its P''r
or it, the money was most t ~,
watched, snd traced, first tour
Of deposit, and then to its dfF -.
after which. seven men "e'sna
by the collector Of the pof :,
GeIston, Esq. to oyertsSs IL. ~
it, aud bring il back al sDI .
done. This seizure vs' "S
understand, professsaly uA', :,
CLAUSE OF the Emoars0 law y,
authori,es the collector to sea-
money in Wagons going s '?;lhs
'owards any place from s'I :. :.
Judgment. it is intended 'o"f
broad in evasion of such l''' ~,
order to understand tie es'. .,s,,
ether facts be takeniu eepp ,..,s
those Just stated. The h ss1
Bank has loaned to tho s?; > q,
one million of money, ths A. II 1ae
its capital /; it has dig" 'as,ds
9 per cont. for 6 mo'G ' aSt
sfst Of Dee. tho same; o. ec,lsi
leetsr Of this port Da'm .,,rs -
foresaid who seized and d., e'' MI
money back. is enc o. IT,. T." a5
Of this same Mnnhal as,t, "
Comments arc uDnece's," = I'atd
sequences upon our oaas slse
be obvious for whether .r, %
be paid, or if paid, the g.. ,,os'
be carried away, it lis tbs ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-27
From TIE ". Z. E0ening PS
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ESfract Of a letter receTfd bg|
mornings mail from BOst'|
"Ths greatest alarm ha'HI
us here en- account CT the sTd
unprecedented influx of NeEii
Bank Paper. 1t ornginaled va
port that the Bank of--hH
state, had stopped ; WHICH ID
soon extended itself to al tMh
in ysur city, and stranse,s'A
seem. has caused an aetualdeFs,
ton in your Bank Notes"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-27
BALTIMORE, Jan b
WONDERFUL .DISCCyNr
Treasury Dsta!s!
P,.a.s OGre. Inn u rd

NSUCRNc SVVs3 "oH' YAJ
I" SIR-..l havs received yOulMI
yesterday. promissory notes I'd
counted. are not required &c be q
cd. It's the circumstances oibsis /
counted, independently of aoy iats
at the time Of their exerudca
makes it necessary that they SUI.
stamped. Ifdi.couptsd, eynu.l
been drawn on stamped p Per.
II ia only the original or fYa
exchange, foreign or inland, .iaA'
qnired to be stamped.
! am respectfully,
s. H. SMITI
Commissioner OF de Rst:
Nathaniel Il. Nil!iams, Esq.
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EVENTS OF iHX Wy4R.
PLATTseUNGH, Jan.

49,. PLATTSBUNGH, jan. u. .
Night before lasl, general Wilkinson
arrived here from Malone, reviewed the
troops yesterday, and starts this morn.
ing for Albany and says he will be
back in seven days.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-27

Mr.. Ssntsr, lately arrested at NJ
London, has been discharged. htd
supposed be was not III sound Mi
mind whea he cndesvured 10 be al
to the British squadron.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-27
MERITED JUSTIcp

A white man whose savage t,.|
induced him to adorn his perso, :,
Indian dress, was shot near D,r.p
II miles frsm this place, ty D, n
lott, while attempting 10 nah, $,
cape from the guard. He r,S
prisoner a short distance thu u
Buffalo, and was one among ~.
Indians who had just pland,rs ),
Hodges brick house on 6r..tl
known to be a prominent laat I,
the Indians, stimulating them 4
commission of the most v.rtr
cruel barbarities. There is tr
wrong attending this TRANSACTION, 4
ever taking him prisoner.
A contribution was made In n,
provisions sud clothing, by lde rf,
of Cansndaisua and Forwarded ca b
relief of the distressed, who ss. d
from their homes and from d,Re,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-27

On the day tbsenemy CHA A' "a |
10, Mr.. Joseph Almy, found ,a = y
about two miles from their ts aatl
children, the eldest about t., "'
them INFO his carriage and b.a''.sl
to his house in Middlebu,, saaY
Amaziah Wright's where H.. s..
main. They are the ehiIdr,,S ;.
Job Hoisinstop, which occupi,,
building This side OF Hodge. ~.
mile, and an half from BsS,,
Information is given that the i
late parents, if they survive, r'
of their children.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-01
.4r:gus.
Pp,LADxLyHrA.M Nav e5.
THE U. S. FRtCArE ESSEN.

THE U. s. FRtCArE ESSEN.
While this interesting vessel lay at &. St.
Rogue, she enlarged 20 sail OF coasters to
irevent lnforuation OF her being there yet
ting TO Pernambcco, NEST of them arrived a,
=. about the 23d March. and first informed
OF the Essex bcing oil thee. The british
srigate interchangeable, a. guns immediately
sailed in quest of her. The !. hal command
OF Feet o. 10 sail, bound TO England, which
was given TO the comm amber of the lncon-
stsnt, which, with another frigate, & 4 sloop
or war, would sail in few DAYS.
The post-rider from Egg Harbes, arriv.
ed last evening, repc"ts the following un-
pleasant Information that on Monday the
barges Of british frigate entered that har.
Dor. and carried oft Baltimore letter Of
marque schooaers-a Philadelphia letter Of
marqe sch'r. just arrived from w. Indies
with sugar and molasses Che captain gone
to Philsdelphia)- going cut thev met tie
Schooner standing in-the crew ran her
ground and attempted to escape. but were
cut OF, their vessel taken, & borne OF \, ith
the Others in triumph.
We understand, that the Far-American,
cant. Adams. is to be dispatched rs y Cartel
70 bngiand, in the course of few DAYS.
Phi. GQz.
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FOR SHE.

MAT valuable and Beautiful seas, vhereon 7 nov
~ reside, known BY the name OF tde Lone Br.ncb
tont''niag by tate surrey Ii4O Aeres-Ivipe ON
me w'ters OF Difficult Greek and on tie ros.i Lead
ing i'"'s Bentley's Bridge tc HnIifex Court House.
'nd shout miles from tie later place. Their. II
very good dwelling mouse With Two rooms aelo,y
and two shove convenient cstf oosss together with
several Taosbie barn1 StaDias &c.--Asc, a yaIu-
able Disiiliery, w,I,in two r,ies Of two exreI.nt
mills There ia about ore third nj the sb--ye ,roet
cut sud IL eultivsbon-the wood lend ag well AZ the
part eui, IS supposed to be equal if not superior to
my hish-land treft IN TIE eonnty-Terus sy be
known, by applying to the Subscrib =
|OByNR. COOKE.
Halifax County, Jsne SIM
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can command a force thar might ensure
him more soccess. An event of this nature
would be desirable i'll more than one point
OF view; inasmuch as the war might he
carried from cur maritime borders, and,
ane and authority given to possess our
selves o. 7 country which should nave been
ours long ere this.
Gen. Flovd, with his usual alacr;ty and
devntedOess TO the common cause, has or.
dered out 100 militia men, from the Sd re.
gimcnr to act As circumstances may re-
Quire. In addiction TO this force. de-
.achment IF 400 United States regulars,
VINO have been on duty III the G. reek Matt
on, passed through this place on Monday
last on their way to such part o. our Goa It
as emergencies MAY point ont. II is stated
that Col. jack. with the body Of y. s. troops
nndder his cocmand. is also on his march to
Savannah.
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VALUABLE AMI HaNDSONEIO
FGD & MN

: request Of Mr. Francis Rves Price, the SAB.
, scribers will the ST day Of this month. II
IL o'clock, st snEton, on The p, emises, dispose of
EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND
in lots laid or by ,hs said Pre-, ado,n:re Ire lard
OF Mr.. Wa. M.tciIei. and srly cost.uous to his
city, These lots SIRE ii of to contein FIVE s,res
eseh, exeent one Of eleven se-es, on plsp with
which we think most Dersoms win be pleased Il are
extremely veil situated. The greater part Of n, st az
them, tho sery high, are we'll Vptered BY Csnno,'s
branch, perennial stres~, passing through them
near the bseF line plan thereof nay BE- seen
ct tss Merchants Coifee-Ficuse Every r., oeF rs%
WIN positively ~ scd
Six and twelve montls credit will he given. the
pufshass money to h. secured by endorsed notes
neRocs Ole al either az the Banks, and also deeds Of
trust OIL the property.
MoncEre, Robinson e. F1-oserts.
AuetlCneers
"one l. tbs
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yesterday. That patriotic town must ex.
cite the respect and adDirat.on o. the union.
FOUR TIMES has she marsdalied her brave
sons, aud sent theR forth To wieid the
sword in defence of their injured country.
ouca active patriotism, while it il mourn
fui reflection on many OK our popuIous citres,
viii secure TO the town OF PETERSBURG an
imperishsble renown.
Also, arrived az the same time, de.ach-
ment of abnus $50 infantry fcom Dinwiddio
county. under the command of Capt. Fi'Qi.
&er. He-oM
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BY LIST EgENEvG'S IzqxL.

WASHIECToN, Nav 80.
Letters have been received a. the War
Department, stating that Col. CamuheII
18Th infantry with detachment %, s or
600 men and some 'eeTen acting as artilje
risis crossed from Ere 70 I,one-point. 4
bout 50 British dragons stationed there ~
an cut-pos, and guard to yvblic stores
made heircscape. The mills etuployed In
waunf.c uriog q rr for the enemy. and
some hmtsts occupied IS stores, ver.
burned ; chen the party returned, without
.osing man.
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NILLADonvtL1r.M av hi.

fsN mr. nv ~ CNT I IfSf-
We have advices from 81. Mary, a. Is.e
as ne n instant, which may be relied on
---tfsy B'ate that the enemy skill continue To
hover on that coast. and that some Of tneir
vessel o. war are every day in sl,.ht. II il
reported. BY an arrival from Nassau. that
1X aundred f'|'" troops were a few DAYS
ego embark'rs on board Of English trans
ports--dcztlnation unkpowu-hnc supposed
20 he Intended 70 acc IN concert with the
force already off orr coast.
h 5paniards @re sctvelv engaged in
terrifying Feruandins thsv hsvs DESTROYED
their old works, aod are erecting new ores
on much more extensive scale. Whs,h-
"a they ore in;e0ded .cr the occupancy Of
zoe enemy, of 20 gusrt against conssdaen-
css @h'ca "ay be Incurred by aav ass.s
-ance ;hey nfgGt afford h,r, s. not known
-~'nt, 80 me recspr char.s Of Affairs Il.
opa'n naa altered materially her bcligerent
pottuTe ~itn Britain, ~ strtsinp ~ a spafk
Of JEALOUSY between the tv0 powers. we an
line g. believe t01t thc Span iar,is are M
E'os .hey9PrsP@gadcns soT ssig.defsRcs---for
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-01
RAIL STORM.

EStrGct tyDm iefter, dated
beht Creek, Buck'D Co about 30 Mlss FROM
-, Richmond My 2Gth, 1871
We we're yesterday wished with an ALARMING
storm. 1t rose N S 8 r pursuing James Ri
Ter some miles, and diseharaius in its course hall
external sinuoltes from ~ IL .in.bes in cir.nn
Terence, q weighing from 10 12 ounces
Every wind6~ presenting itsaif to this dreadful
hurricane IS demolished, aud The want OF glass most
sgsn'lOy ie'- 10 what extent damage IS done in
the neishboring districI, it IS impossible vet IN
certain. Many planters viii doubtless lose rwo-
thirds Of their Wheat snd Oats.
ne roads for some miles, arc Asolately ippast.
1me'-hn army on retrest in o55truoting the pur.
SUIT, couId not have effected il n,ueL Ie;ter in
short some places ir4ic4te the loss Of one fnh
stsnd'ng timber, tom up by The roots aud broken
OH, when they refused 70 yield.
- y; Some pes ms have been much wounded.
and Boy nearly kiliel
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'hh ? oPreto,s oftfr Fcs /. e Of ST. 49,, -
al re R'chmord = ~ r'.iurt NJ Isa,l-
"h'sh On connection wi,h N lice ea"r.iG P53eb'
'ond ann t.Tsburg J. nate u 20 irr .a 90"
lnet asy tT"r1 'hs etc ~ ls;a..ooud ats 80 ~
etJ OF w sui-r tcr--- star Ell from saet ,C ~
cues on SStnrcPy ths 20 NJ r. shove 40 81
tees leaving n eAc'ond Il : o'eoek 4 NJ Of
~" Z osy -" " STRIVE - Warrington IN Il. eysry
'ng Gay snd leaving Was nptoa slso >, on, ~
~ ot'e' dsy, wa STRIVE 80 Rc'umora % =. ".
o. zoe dsy following. Th' stags lossio =, T. NJ
~h' start from the Bell 'Tsye7---s,,S ~ .,shino1J
s w eu. I', ~, hector, wi str, ., wb,eh
''InIses lsvern " George low ~ IT,. !o-epb
.o,.ts esil tor passengers e ~ 81 iii or ts
:, -" ~ tne SANE '2"o ae as the p *fsrs Tav-
y, 'ts - ~, SsLsop a. pssite Tsvrrns
SOC orG. ne.. ,r 1ao sr nj, s.o.,s n e
80 ',oiIsr tb,o tie Gid no. 0 , ISs race
ts "a 49,, % sFer end edn,Hy s"T' % trsv-
!, n v. ,,'".-- hess cons, erst,,. goo1 z' along
40. s7.e 70 the Propfis,rra og ~ =, Is PRESUMED,
~ 1sPstsh. 20 mash Of 's. edmond sad
80 $50 Csc reaforabiy as, o- p.'e Pgt'"n-
go. ~, 49, .'E@ they hive pr,yii q ~; en~
IS es6 Il ~, q 'tfges good horses. ,aI ,l osr
H. ,, y y a,'oie eer' shsB be tsken ,er..
ieraof 80 ~ RhfWersJ,e for a.
s4ssi.
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From HyRmingfou. (w c)N1,o -

From Huntington, CW c. Nay II.
Arrived. the Il itish letter Of uarnYe b,ie
swift, prize to the private armed Xebec
UItor, Capt. James Weldon, prize muster.
captured 10 long.-55, 80. lac 20. IL, after a
shght reSi'tance--the cargo cansi,ts Of i7Oo
barrels ct picked Salmon and Mackarei 6.
vi. re BRIG mounts one pivot gan, rs
.pounder) double fortified IS, navigste5
by 10 men +; c"ppered NJ to light Waser
10 7rk near 270 tons ourther, 8 years old.
b,'iit OF he best materials ard well found
So was from Halifax, bound to Iaroaics
- four gun-boats. under the command C.
a. AZ Coulter, Esq. arrived on Ioesdsy.
from Ellzabs,h City.
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.4t,g.Yost, F,i4qy. .,fay 900.

Arrived. ste-fn-le,st Pararon, - s5wJ1. Z lonrs
rom Is ihspy, with sbout go Gs--tgers
Can't. " informs, thet the Brt'7h ruuairon m.
Yer Ser Jsure Yeo we hia ..a e.. te.Fs n
or and ;he' Cnro. " Donno1gh vas 90 have ssiisd
RON F"rgeners yeee-a,ys 10 qp-rt e Is 90 ..,y -
az Lharlyl "a.
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SaIes,t, My 81.

,,r-r- o1Iefr, Nay 81.
PKI1E.-Arrived 81 Portsmouth on ru,sdsv e.
vening last British brig from Bermuda bound TO
tatax. with full esrgo Of ram and sugar, prize to
rae prrsteer schooner Msmmoth, of BALTIMORE
captured of Halifax. The Mammotk bad bes,,
@ra'z'os in tbe We'tnde' nut finding no Drizss.
took stretch oil Hshfsx and fell in with the above
brig the or'se struck upon ledge, in going into
Portsmouth, lost her ruader, and was toned ia by
gun brig. = =
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JOHN EDLOE,
THOMAS COOKE, K
WILLIAM STR mr.

E<eehsoy,g.
y. q Any n7e VIZ wishes to purchase = s.rsy1.f
ban+some, agrsesbe and r-markshiy heslthv conns
try ssai IN the ;oupty NJ SUES x strsted alb ,,t Z,
o'he' ,rom PetetsHurg, and about to SEINE ds,sis
from James River, nay be aeccr1odsted on 80 q
terms, by applying 10 either OF th4 abov.7peyr ~
Executors. ned
June I.
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Nlernn6 IN. I'm ~

Our aceoun's FROM the CITY Of Waehj7c-
ron state uiat = cartel viii ia = YER, ~, = -.
be dispatched frora baltimore dire, -,
bermuda said 20 he soiicited bv to.. ap..
sian legation, IL carry thither me 5-crcr ~
70 the Minister Monsieur DascasoT uho
dePar'f On SATURDAY, for Baii;..,r. some
conaidere7ie complaints havi-g ,een o. late
expressed oy the Allies o. EaranG. rom
the s'a2rage OF The neatrs' sni AIR lead,
OF Russian Prlgs,an. 5wedish AMI Sos,i,f
Trercn aatmen, oei1s deuie3 orr, eotcy in
70 "ts VI tae U. Stat, under 4 ;,i.h pa
P-F ''7cSaqes' boful!.
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Tbe en1n1v IL n- o,,r D.

HE Keeper OF the Light House has Just
come mp to town, for the express purpose of
infor1.iag that three of the IGDemy's vessels
are OIL. He states that two hips and =
brig anchored on the bar last evening and
that wncn he ieft Tybee Island, which was
about ten o'clock this morning, they were
still ia sight. Should the enemy have the
temer'ty to land, they will receive warN.
reception. SaUanuah Rchu6Hcan, MAJ 81.
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liz this country vested with any power to
treat ~:th the government of the United
States Oh any such subject that proposals
10! this kind, oa the part &c his majesty, had
been treated with iudgnry by the Prcsi-
dent OF the u. States already and that the
next proposal of that kind, must come from
him; which he thought, would at this time,
meet avery cold reception.
There were about 500 sailors left here
last week, from St. Johns. for the lakes. of
which they make themselves sure his sea-
son. There is TO be draft of the militia
of this province early in June. and it is said
2 bounty Of 20l is TO be gwen to every enc
that will volunteer TO 90 to Canada, to serve
six months.
" William Lawson, Esquire, Of this town,
end James M'Bryen. Esq ire, OF ST. Johns,
Newfoundland, and a gentleman from
Quebec, Left here last week, for Cork, Ire
land, on their way to London, IN the ship
Neptune they ere sent by the fishery ccm-
U'ittees Of this prNvince, that OF Lower
Canada aud the Island Of Newfoundland,
for the purpose of pointing out to his males
ty's ministers, the necessity Of preventing
the Yankees Gas they are Galley from fish
ing on the banks of Newfoundland, or
beyond few milrs from their own shores,
These gentlemen have petitions en- this sub
jcct. said to be signed by from 40 900 to so,
COO persons. ireland is said TO have petit
toned parliament to prohibit the importing
OF any salt provision. in any American YES
sci. into any of his unnjesty's colonies. 1t is
confidently talked of here, that no peace
shsu be concluded. unless the above re-
guests are granted to his majesty's loyal
subjects Of Ireland and those proviuccs.-
-Four Highland regiments we're landed here
Yesterday, from feet of transports, which
left Greenock in March last"
FnskirFton. -7fdy os.
It will be observed, by che article from Tennessee
ti,st toe Indian war is entirely sn end, end the
Ersster part of the troops engaged in it. have beer
called home.
We are much pleased to learn, that the militar,
conduct, combining skill and courage of Genera
Iscsson, of the Tennessee mi'is, has stsrseted III,
attention Of the Executive. Genera JACKSON i
appointed BROADER GENERAL in the army
ef the United States, and ty breyet has TIE hon
orsry rank ct MAJOR GENERAL. This .proint-
ment, We doubt not, will mest the general appro
bstious
1t is rumoured that Eg,ior Gseersi HARR1so.
mss resigned his commission IN the army. We hsv,
not been able TO sscertao whether the resrnstor
Is accepted, though incline 20 think it has beer
tendsred. -N1at. Int.
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ALSO.

some sheep, together vita several colts anu brood
nlsrss OF approved Blood.
a credit Of twelve months will he given, for al
articles sold for rrorc than thirty doisrs-a rt.Iss
'a'd tor less than that SUN, paid for befoce
taken away.
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" HE sub2c, ibcr has tax IN an Office
immediately bscS ct the Esgie Tavern, snd on a. e
same LOT, where he VIII transact business as Bro
ker, aud on CommcsiIn.
JEKFLL JONES.
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TO rnr EDITOR nm. ENOrrtRr7

10 THE EDITOR ottbe ENQUIRER
TIE unqualified statement 80 your last Number
relative to Counerfeits oF the Notes Of the Bank r.
Virginia, you will be pleased to correct The fact
- true as 70 the Notes originally emitted hy that
Hank, but they have bern almost wholly Withdrawn
from circulation, AMI substituted bv Impressions from
yates engraved b. Sc Murray, DrspeT, Fsir5ldr s.
70 with BrcDsfcr'S diesi I on EACH 7 mar.
GIN 1t not known that efinrss have vet been made
20 counterfeit notes Of this deteTiRiion-certsirlv
none have BEEN sueccssfJl. When tttt shsn be tn
ease, the Bank OF Virginia muJt sJFer in common
With almost all tie Banks south Of Nsw-York n,
the Notes prepared by that Company. and having
the ssrne characteristic featUres must all shsre tie
same tate'--As mary ct the old notes o. the Bran
ehes ~ The Bank cf Virginia are ot IN circulation
Il mpy he proper 90 reE'aIk. thar no Counter,e;.s
If any denomination of them, has ever yet appeared
al Some oftNr oil notes were engraved by Muir.
rsy ~ Draper ony.
81 The ornamental work on Tie right and left
ends o. the notes
rc] The old notes are ornatnentsd on me margin
only.
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X. Lorbos. 9 o'cloct, evening.

" ne gun boats which passed the po,ue
have move about. Tire va heI. still cvn-
unues calm x friGg iGCessant. The 81 sst,
ere crowded, and tie p2opie WAITING with
'rnp> t'eoce TO hear he result. Al0ut &c
PscsetS-sDd coasters wee conveyed. bv the
ynn aoa,s, sad ars mostly In the hsri,or--
Esp'. Reward, and 5 or Z more have reach
ed tie whsrves. Should the weather con
unue favorable through tine nigh. il Is tho't
much damage may be done to tie enemy,
The mai! closing Gel.
In EST FEOM NEW LONDON.
A gentleman who arrived her- last even
ing in the stage from New London, infor, -
ed ne, that he left that place On Wednesday
night az II o'clock--that the action be-
tween me Gan Boats and British friyat.
Maidstone. and Sleep Of war Sylph, ended
| about o'clock on Wednesday evening, ard
the Gun boats all anchored eff the mouth
| OF Newton don harhor, and that no damage
was done to cur foti'la: nor was it known
what inlpry was cone the enemy.
Our Informant further stated, that about
| tou7 o'clock on Thursday morning, he beard
very heavy cauuooading in the direction
OF New-Eondon. ard supposed Com Lewis
had renewed the ac,ion agai, with the
Maics'7ne and Sylph. 8fer. .Idv.
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We notice that sli the Oc'eans Banks, from the
press on them from abroad, are deternlhef on not
paying sway specie for saY purpose This step is
hazsrded without das consideration, we are afraid
IT'S the h-st deliberate stoppsse Of pay ment that
ve believe has been resorted to in hn.ries In
desPotie governments such subtecfuees are often ~
csd. 1t nust njare thS credit of the 3anks abroad
Tenn. Clarion
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ron & III r.

4 sN Wednesday 18th Juy, at Flower 10 Hun.
- dret. the residences e the late Cnl. Miles, 8 /
den. OF Primes George County. 2 va,.c,y ~ -
'ona' property, committing o. beds t,JIts. e6sir.
ana other articles OF fashionable bous hold furni
$500 ANAH'
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NJ Several NJ 5. and New Adyertis, ments unn.
voidahiy omitted
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With ,ae British trig.,e NJ ..fstcpe tnu sioop CT var
sT.rh Result uot h-rEn; boz IL is said the Cen.
9'Te them = Tefpenes Nth his long heavy guns.
One al CHS sons burst, whist dsegetously wolnaed
one vsn.
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NoRyoLr, Nay O..
= hoe body OF infantry troops from Pc
rso rs' commanded by CaJt. L4-gItt
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COPARTNEhSHI1

IUF-1NI I'VE SNIP
Z He subscribers have Termed > connection in
business under the firm Of James JsI6itL. 81
o. i?sy VIII trsn7act bvsin. 97 OF C0n.misson
Shu make hbtIH! sayaness 90 Goods entrustGd to
their care. ~
CEE RLES WHtTEOCR.
J.4-'1ES WHI1LOCE
'use l. ct
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ETrciesffr. Mar o..

Nfrc6csffr, .1I1Y O..
n company q 10 U. 8. 'roops, ree-n, 81 W diff.
fsrent parts OF this StS'er =n7er the eomnssd If
Capt. Thomas Post, Of the 11ih reyt y. 8 mi.
snsrshed rom this town ~ SUuGsy morning Iar,.
I'll good hesth aod spirits. " understand Cap,
lein Posts orders, ace TO repair immediately 20
Plsttsburg.
1t said that smother full company ofinrsntrv is
no~ collecting at St'nntou, 10 5s eomm-nIe Nv
Capt Morgan, Of the i2,h, whisI is expected to
march from thence in few days.