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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-29

WGshtrgfoT, IAN IS
The bill reported by the eommi- &c OF Foreign
kelsions, to prohibit th@ delivery Of libslld goods
on bonds TO their assumed owners, pending cher
judicial trial, has passed third reading in the
! House OF Representatives, without any material
change or amendment
TIE Committee ut Conference on the dsaereeing
votes Of tie Two Houses on tic b. for filing the
ranks snd encouraging thu recruiting service have
not yet made any report of the result OF the con.
iers-nec. So that that iii yet in suspense
Nat. Int.
Jan. %.
The h;l'to encourage eniiatr1ents, by INCREASED
bountes has passed both Houses OF Congress, and
viii no doubt become law.
The bill 10 prclibitthe delivery Of hLel'ed goods
20 the persons claiming tn own them, mas passed the
House, aud IS uOw before tie Senate.
The bill to prohibit the ransom OF vessels taken
by the enemy. has passed to third reading in the
House. a. will no doubt rass that boly.
NJ, Clay, we learn, proposes 70 leave ftis city
on FRIDAY next tor New ORR whcnce he is On en-
tors for Goten1urg. ~ ,nry Carroll, Esq Of this
District goes out as his Secrctart
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Sales at Auctqop..

Il III UABLE LOTAT .HUCy70Ac
~ ILL BE SOLD on the premises r, The ii,i
est bidder on Wednesday the Cd Februsrv
or the next fair day st IL O'Clock, one -
dCRE or LIWD
opposite DR. Faushes's Garden on sLockos ty:u
near near Mr. WIN. Fucher's. To describe tic I'm,
hiui situation Of this property ia deemed uT,neces,
~ as It IS pre'nned the advantages win he obvon,
ded ny . and l. streets. and has two sd. ,1,a,,@;,
honta---G Terms maaa known ST the sale Nv
BARTLETT Still.
% Broker ud Ven Mas.
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NareIt. .Lnr. s..

sNsrfqIe, Jar. 25.
OF command at this ptCe, arrived il town on Sstur-
day last.
Among the troops lately arrived at this place we
tske great pleasure in noticing particularly, espt.
Mowers company of Nolunt err Al tlery, from
S'aunion, which came in on Sunday last THIS corps
Is composed principally of ,ung, hardy. and un
commonly wei looking men, all uniformed and e.
quipt IN handsome and complete style, and supa
renty well disciplined in the exercises of the field
IL such men our country may confidently look
Tor support against her " enemies aad oppressovs -
n large trigate and two small ships supposed to
ee sore shipsl arrived ia Lynhayen Bay on Sunday
last and came to anchor with the squadron.
Hey1iH
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FOR THE ENQUIRER
To Ehe u5Ec.

AER. RI1cH1E,
Having seen ~ your 7s0er ee ,bs -
INST report OF the coaenliftsr FIR c,sr.. 80
fice' on the petition OF Mrs. f. Rober-s7o ~ =;
yoree, couehed in terms not only rey;-,,5. ~.
derosatory 20 the dignity Of Operative Snd:e. -
.ls s'i s'1~Faeter t-st ougnt to s;,ser 10 ms e
ILN'se. sno' H"ne. SSstrue,i7e to ny cbars.t,--
- e1an' hay' only to request of IN NH, .
y1snsioF' ST 'ess q epinoR, urtil the ease isie;S
Jas'.S oe'ore. lhe's. "ithous, at pres NJ oursion
ns tfs motives OF The committee or don. 80,
'ney ha' before them tran q certain o,fr, ~
eV'drnet, ssaet'0'ing belief ihat nv con ~ -
TeaIy ri character most a.7s.isns k !, f,,,o,,,
YET 'et7re hey resortsi s. lauci c,ot,oy,- =
q eH"iVe re rosah, i would have ben ir, ~
st'mony should kaye been r-ce:veI 90 r.. ~ :
eo!ng fro," 'coss to- who c1an9t s,snd i,G Se,er;
s s.,e ~'I'oo, nopee = nav poa,ely pied.r N.Y.
winch grew this report, but TO shcw to She Iss;.o.
deal with. caster nave 20
/ sir.
fonr mo. ob't.
NotteTay, eth jan. 1915 w.
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ENQUIRER OFFICE, Jan. %.
OFFICIAL

Ea:fTdrf a a It'ttT from MAJ Ca-s'- 2 Co,bi,
{, me .?ajGtGnt G,zeyGi, e1lef
YORKTOWN, Jan. S..
" On the esd inst was informed that tho enc.
my IN cunsGs rable force had taken a pnSi;fo-
threatening this place aud is veini,y sud thar ~ i
oarges hsd been seen acknowledging nearly IN .,
the town iforthHith repaired lisye, and fund The
enemy eonsstins OF eight sail 8 ships, briggs and
Anrk RIVER up to New Point Comfort
considered 1t my duy unde; these circunsts,.
ce', M the absence OF Mr.. Rassets, Cwho amin.
,ormei, has been promoted to the command of hi.
"ss'men~) to caii OFT portion OF doe militia The
companies called out are captains Huhbnrs or AZ
t'Iiery, with Archer and Bryen OF !nfantr- TIA
companies have not yet arrived My irnnres,;or,
that they will not be sufficient in which event !
~ attached to this Regiment '"e >"' ~
7. = he enemy are rsinforesd with two schoen.
ers and have sent brig s. two scholars co hios-
jack Bay" W "ieS-
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NFNV.YORK In OF

On Saturday Lost the cartel ship Fa.r Amer.ean,
Capt Adams, bound 10 Liverpool. cot under way,
"neR It was discovered 10y the officers Of govern
nent' that a number of persons we're on board who
had no. procured passports AEer an examination.
eleven persons were found slowed way IN different
parts OF the vesse--they were taken out and bro't
up IN The city m the Rev Glitter, and while on
BOARD me Gutter, they destroy ed number Of Let
tiers aud Papers We do not knoy - the Can
tain or Owners had any knowledge cf The tersons
beng on hoard but he circumstance of place be-
ing specially Prepared for tn M has an appearance
that It could not hsve been fctsA without the rer.
SOS iaVng charge OF the ship being Priyy to it, Had
nlt the government messenger been on board, e.
ship would unquesLionably hqye been brought back
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FROM NIAGARA--bDDrrI0 PARTICU.
LARS

t1n9nlNgua, Jan. II.
The enemy recr7sssd tie riye' INTO Canada on
Saturday fhc q tinst. ha7ag comni.tcd tie eork
OF retaliation 10 way rather more satisfactory TO
them1ely"' than ~ u.s. they left mo- u,aIdng ST rd-
ing et Black Rock or ihaio, excepting a js a
blacksmith shop used rs an grIhory, and emsll
hnuse Of = Mgs. st. John. hey ctroo out oE l}uC-
fao, aJoui t@0 mi'es, aud burnt al IS tn as the
brick htuee Of Mr. ~. Hodge, inclusive, in which
also lost
OF t6e Americans KEYED in The tauo at nlsck
Rock tbo bottles O. IS haze been fund Tile
enemy have ssr in . eir uos'estio1 90 prisoners
The IN mrs loss ~ klied is believed 10 have
been much grseter theu outs.
The sehaoasrs irir, litee Bet. Ch:ppevo
md s.oop irp9e, 'syins near uUid9 Great, fen
INTO tss enepy's hs1is, snj ar= probably j s.roy
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) T II g b &

II ~ u
! re- puohe sse respectfully informed that the
SThCEs which have heretotors - 80, ~
ET,age tavern, viii hereafter 60 to the Colnnsa,
Hotel, IN the City Of Richmond where tl,e nsc~,~.
~ arrangements have been male for he acc3m.
'G1auoI shu comfort ct the passengers
Mrs Mose'sy Who keeps the hsnse. will --oi.a
every e@crton IN her power to give gsnsra, ,st;e-
acton 70 them and all other gentlemen VIM NAV
please 20 favor her vita their custom -
IHE T'ROPRfET01y
jan -.
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Extract Of a letter .fj.2m WoU7 Scotia.
40 Tt week after the arrival of Sir ] i'm
b. Warren in the ST. Domingo wth the
Poichers, was known that Con. Rodgers
TX frigaes, was in Boston harbour
and 1t became matter of extreme regret
md disappointment that dash was not
made against them the crews must nave
ournt them or given them up.
L1ndon Paher.
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ERIE STILL THREATENED

Extract otd ferter from a gentleman ar Mead.
gfEfe, 70 the Eaitoy II the Pittsburgh Gazette
dated ION Jan. 1914.
% have this moment seen letter from captain
elliott to general Mead, In which It is mentioned
that the British, after the destrueton of Buffalo.
re-crossed the river, but that they have agsin ap-
peered, and from the great humber OF sles hs and
sisds they have collected, attack on Erie may
be expected as soon as the vii! admit. The Bri
tish force is estimated 3OcO including Indians
Our force at Erie Is about 5000 militia
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-, -, So @-L~t'fYt V't'sS 90
The bill to authorize the Prtsdent of the
United States to permit the departure of
Pant CGfiee from the United States with a
vessel and cargo, was considered 0y tie Sc
nate as in committee of the whole, and or
dsred TO be engrossed for third reading
Yeas lS--NaYs 6.
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Extract Of q letter dafed Sackett's Harbor.
January 49,

ENITUct q IeteT uuftn 0Gckeft' 8 Hor6or
January IS.
- Nte hxge every probable reason 90 expect, and
have rot the least doubt LWtthat We will DE attach
ed daring the ~nter.--tteport says the enemy are
making every necessary preparation for that pur.
pose at Kingston. short time since several de-
taehes companies of troops. mounting To abon, 500
men we're msrchG from tais place 20 French
Minis, leaving TINS piac nearly destitute of troops
t,ieTe remaiSsat the Harbor only about 700 or 81
OF Harrson's men. Our fleet is moor.d 70 the hest
aiyantase; but At the best they can only operate
as batteries"
another letter states, that MIR. Eekforti was there
ami had about 100 ship carpenters At work and tlst
all the force we're employed in cutting and drawing
timber, aud GREETING block ouses
NJ y Ggpe,te
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NV YoRK Jan 90
The ship Fair american. C ,ptain Adams. sailed
his morning for liverpool. She goes oat under a
Flag of ircce, to convey passengers 70 Eny Land =
Among the passengers were Nat |. W SIR, n.y. ga.
lately appointed American Consul At Gottenourg &
bearer OF dispatches TO Messrs. Adams and Bay ard
at ST. Petersburg.
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70 ~. -PNhL--,l-l1-i7-

q
WE Snbscribsr, from q full con,ictio, ,ts. -
Stases under The former Arrangement cosr,,.5
rs = greet disadvantage 70 the establebn,e-, -
40" occupies. hs' discharged them He b.re,,,
'''"e' t'e luDiie thst the COM lsints which bey.
bsen rale ags'nH dis house have proceeded ff
"st Fh"'ey) m very great degree from Tie ey,,,,
o the staPea INTO he back varS, W. ioh bei,o ro,
cared pi sli t'tc hustle aud confusion atf..i,,.,
sage Hob'r idya, he ouly asks n trisI non, ~
VIC cave heretwoce objected 20 dis estlh,i,h-n,,t
or &c cunt o. the Stages. lie assurer he rrr
'ta' no tNerton Will BE- Vapt.ag IN his ttt, ~
fenaer ''s House worthy Of liberal eocoursG.1,fr,
'e"' einrn coming in the Stages w.1 re1qi, n,
toVn anf time ant Wis feel arv dish. s t,rr n, -.
eour Sc uis House, MY he D.. G-ad d,, go. =.
'tnn"" WI he IN hem, anu fr.uI the e~r,-sf y;
n''o7 ni the House 1; . veil calcu.s,eA for 49,.
having bsshtss. ''o
p,r JoENG MosBY.
III f'i, 1"n' ~. ~
.H0STON GLASS A9.sNVTZCJ0P5F
II 7HE nhserihsr having been annoo,e4 b., q, q.
trnprf'1rs ~ the above Mgs uisct,.v r,s,-
'grnt tor tie iete of Virginia "a iu rf-. ,f,lot
cFeeu'e orders Tor WHtoD Giss Of sny ~, fre,,,
~ 10 ~ ~ - Foprror 81 briliaacy & s.r,prti,
' any Vt92ean tr.gl 'ia5s --Also
HDLAOW ~ 8FSB.8RE.
C"np '7g Shop Fum tu-e Tar thc pn-r,-ss ~
'''raiH'' gioclers q 80 tzel piri, Froofs Piict
g "iV~ apd " 30 t,-u I4,ass. ann -, 49,. .
,,nTip Classes Ac-I The Fo.ds 70 ho d.lv. REQ ~
t'chmonC aud aiy other Town in tte s.o,e -
''rs'nia 81 the Mandatory prioes, to7e,fe. 81
'Fpeaees O. transportation, &c.
ANDFEw smlrB.
IsrT street opposite tie Ets'e ] .va't
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WEALTHY CTTY.--By the report o. the Of
V Comptroller Of New York. it appesrs that the
expenditures of the corporation of that CITY for the
past year exceed half nikiion Of dolisrs, met by
tue regular funds, and leaving q balance IN the
Treasury.
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STEPHENDECATUR
JA. JOWEH
j BIDDL-E.
(Signed,

ITeE3 OK, jan. 70, I8I4.
We, the subscribers, having rxsnuned
the model of the above descr,ted vessel OF
war, to be propelled by steam, do fnly con,
cur in the above opinion Of the practicabi!ty
and utility of the same.
(Signed) S.43EL EVANS,
o. r.. PHRRY,
L. TH.fRRLVG Ten.
l. / WIS.
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The Tavern house of MAJOR Miller, AZ Cold
Springs. end the house OF Lieutenant Colonel Gran.
ser,' at Four Mile Greek, not burnt as repor-
ted.
llrastus Granger, breyetted a heot. col. by gen.
Mcclure.
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or PEHC#

The following ret of Litter from Gotten
burg, Nov. 10, tda respectable federal gentleman
OF high standing in Boston, wiz show the idea of at
least one intelligent writer on tins subject.
Columbian.
You will naturally expect to hear something shout
our ministers. All thar | can say is, that tbov ar,
corresponding directly with EngIand-MF Dal
las one OF the legation expected here every hour
with dispatches for England. g. Britain undoub-
Guy wishes to make peace she has 10 disposition
te be at war with us-independent of vhict she %
put to great expence, and cannot gain any thing by
It, The whole question turns on this single point -
will America make and conclude peace waving
the question OF irnrressme"t? II our ministers are
Instructed to let that question rest we sbaIl soon
have pesce it not, the war will continue az loDs
as (he democrats are in power.
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PlutfaEztrp lam *

III 3
At the time Of TIE last siarIa the rnsqistraey snd
o,hr inhabitants Of this place dresssd cen Wi.
k'nson on the subject of tie public properly stored
mere, and on their critical situa,Du The let
ter was answered in style Of poiteness indicating
both the gentleman and th- man OF eIing-geys-s.
bodies OF infantry and drsgoons we're iyoreeGis.e,,
ordered TO march, and have siucc arrived al this
place.
- Burlington, IT, Jan. "a.
General wilkinson and suit arrived %, fJ,,s r,s on
"Wednesday Of this week shc are nov 0. their vs7
to A bsny. 80
a detachment Of about iooo men ave arrived .,
Piaitsburg from French ills, s1d all she rroops
ct the enemy sppears to divert The attention Of pr
forces in THIS qusrter, while hey are tr.neorrt,,s
their mihury stores to Kingston. We have IL rrorn
good authority chat i2O YOKE Of oxen have eoae o.
YER The lines for thia aud other purposcs
The GLOWING " good spG glorors news" ,,at
received in town yesfcrds, by express,
The eneu'v fefcsted 81 Bisek Rook 1cO If
them allied TOO prisoners and seven p,eees OF can.
non iaken--ther army fed TO the ir,arior-sv.
vessels royri-every building az Hinek Rocb
d"stroyed-. Buffalo burst down--we lost about so
killed"
heaelo- It night,
3oth Dec. 1913.
Several 81 fhc hmsriesn officers tapen s, For,
N"g.rs, arrived IN tow yesterday. Nore are mo.
= WlS7 % cmP'og immediste'y. IN ioiusfr;oos
sober T0Ung man, Who UuAe-4i,r's The frsfil,s
2. snes3, sueh one that cen come veil rreonneo
20 ~ "'i Heet " tr Ebfre' cncoa 4.nrrt %, .,,
~ Nne 70 t"e Snt'srieu rec7 Goacsster Court
wn RoDGrRs.
''"' %awlP
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B4tyf,noys. Jan o.

BaIffUtoFe, Jan. o..
BY letter rsee we'd from ercarn, in his civ.
OF wn.ci We 1--WE extract below, It would ADD ar
that the HES ar slrssdy in Holland and the e.
may now be- speedily expected
ETfract tron letter, dated amsterdam,
l2th M m5er
Here IS no occurrence ofany importance various
reports circulate, and already the Douaue end F,m =
vloyes, the Custom House and its ofFicer,1 have
LETT Hague, Leyden and other places. Cir de-
Parture has created much uneasinsss Az army is
assembled THIS side OF the Ysse near Ainkern and
Deyenter-the allies being in force near those pla
ce', according to reports generally spread
Capt Isaaes arrived 1T New-York in 81 . VS. from
'ord, suX. states that the day b. fore he s.iled he
sailed he read Proc stiou from Lord Veliiop.
ton to his army, [dsted ,yonne7 promising be-.
fore me el sag OF the campaign to eouduet Them
TO Bordeaux.
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they have 10 sail OF picaroons sn within Is moths
had captured 81 sail, ard ii was feared had murder
ed the crews as they said they took none to hold as
prisoners.
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Three stages filed with officers left this oity this
morning tor the frontiers-This is it ought to be
Dem. Pres
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- aet q q ~ . &c Eeita---dst..l

"iLL1AMSs URo, Ian IS i8{E
wrote to yon on Mpndpy even ~ tkss nc ar
toree, and thst Our Regiment has oee, ordered N -
IN readiness 70 march at moments ,.,ni,,s = 4,
thing further from the Rr;ish has trsrs7ird n :,
have nsard Of but to-day MAJOR Corhin hss o.. e,.I
thr-e eouspfoies OF his battalion INTO service &
lnade YORK MS quarters. Without ha,;rs Lesr,i .
ny tHas, judge this order 70 be indicative az son,
movement, OF which shah bv Thurt5syss Staso
am 10 "dY - you expect TO rake the seIa o.
zorro" ~ m the next day with tts bsiases of ~,
rer'inen'. Col eYalker having res:sned. Bnrv.-ii
hasSett has succeeded to the command ri mr. r.;
mfnt' and ne ls now in Washington Major Cor,in
his wounds, he is ready at II 9 post If $500
homer, to risk another bone or two in pEgr,, S~o
OF his country Co7n6i!e,. We
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OUR HAMPTON SPIRITS

.7Sd!H ~ Mety foGf.
From the snb,o,ucti E9,trget WE r. 4 49,, 49,.
H.3Vt.F L. cor BIZ, .hough no, 70, -eeo-,~ss
tSop, re honorable wounds he received n Ii ,nsr,.
orshle at"lr Of Han,pton, whore he lss, s,,.o7,,
Ae'e'i 'n gallant aud eonspieuoEj a pSr' has sra .
raoSir ed TO The saene Of tsDser. 81 IKE fret d;
ea'on Of an intention the pact az ti,e BrI,.h =,
a-fe "ipt ientiag, re has hastenet 10 ,ie mo.t -
posed point within his regrnen,al .a':s--Drtr,, "a
20 meet, "'th the 'ame und'unted s?ir,t ut Ham.
ysior within his re3elr 80 -
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Nott9vsy, eth Jon. i Sii.' a i'oBERTsoN.
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Mr.Kilbouru Of oh . rose ~ offer a motion
On subject which he deemed Of great i'm
portance to the success Of the next cam
paigu. To obtain complete ascendancy on
Lakes Ontario and Champ ain, especially
on the former, be conceived 60 be a mat
ter Of Indispensable necessity.
He was Of opinion that such measures
ought to be taken rs TO renlerdhis acquis.-
ton so certain, that it sholi1 not remain 4
moment doubtful. The enemy ~ that quar-
ter appeared to be duly appriz ID Of the i'm.
portance ct a superior Of force on these
lakes. Already we have information that
they have on the stocks a ship calculated &C.
O. guns, also two other vessels, each as
large as the General Pike. We nave also
heard TIA, hey are preparing tbc best OFT Z
Gers fro'a hc'r MAJ 0n tire Ccean, and
. Z ug seaWeu from sU their stations 20
nan the Lake Fleets. Mr. X. appTehen
dedf unless some effcieut measures were
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-11
w,s Il anchor asou. three miles out side the

~as q anchor about three miles out side tn
Graves.
The above 10 q fair specimen Of the situasio
Of the United States sea coss,, from Maine
Georgia. iii, does not aft ord proof positive OF
s,rict block lde, Mr.. MAdison's Proclamation I.
the contrary no withs,snding, 1t would puzzle .
set of Philsdeph lawyers, as The saying IS, -
de'-t nine VIII. W uld-
zbsr,dsy siy7.-Wind fre{h fr N w The Blu
wax ~, aud N ymphe frigs,e in light The for
mer At anchor of he G ayes, with ali hesfals han
ded No foreign clear esfor the week paf .
The fae letter of ma que fch David Porter
Capt w. + Wyer, for Bordeaux went toiea from
this por, on Wedse,day evening,in bAIaf Two
eaemy chip, were 70 eeward Al he ime,
Ear,y yeitsrday morning h'ee Bfithh barge
full of men. were difcovered lying under Cailop.
InAnd in this harbour, two mes ahde vt The ign,
and about from town At O'Clock they cap
tured the lighter aooPs Hero and Eag!e Of this
port, which were gong through the NArrows; and
the Ugh er 1pop Fox which wa iy,ug under
Georges Iaand They ALTO captured nooP, which
was wing in Sand Cove and another which failed
from town in the morning. aud was going through
The Natrow. both the taft iuppofed to be bound
to he fou ihore They were all carried IF %
the - and frisate. which were wing jun outii ie
of the Light The commanding ofieer Of the oar
each other wife they would De burnt The Own
ers came up 10 town, aud have reu ned TO RATION
them, The officers oblerved that The pEivateer
which (a,ed from Bottom on Weduelday evening"
efcaped them
The 1oop Lark. Nye, from sandwich for Bottom,
cargo wood,was captured about OocIok, on Wed
nefday nigh, within Bolon i;ght, BY the osrees
of the Bulwark add Nymphe, add carried IF o
the fhips, Cap, N 'eft the former yefferday NOR
ming, to GET 400 d.. 10 raniom his veGe, which
he obtained and departed again for The lh,ps.
: a FINAL ieh. Capt Coieby from Nestu-yport
for Penobicor, was cap ured on sunday aft of Old
York, by . large Eogifh priyateer feb Feeeman
commander Crew landed
.ch. from saiem was chafed into Saco on Sua
day aii, by ima Privateer fch
The aoop Mariner. Nye W, h ieve al pafsnger'.
was brough' to ON sunday mofn;ns iait, gong I've
tween Cohaaes rocks, by the 09op t.ensiera, en-
der 10 the 81 wa /. and beng only in 6alIaa. wa
re'eaied Immediately and proceeded 20 sandwich
and returned here on ruelday uight. with cargo
of wood. Two open row boats lGippers Hai e.
and Edridge hence TO Yarmouth laden with d.f
ferent kinds Of groceries, duck, window & ais, &c
70 the amount Of about 1000 dis were 'aken a. few
hours before the Mariner by the tender he pro-
eriy taken out, and the boats gwen ~ The
tender has lately been painted entirely black |;
She has had white bottom.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-11
Usitet Stsfo fAns,ies
q D,9,tet r Ma ne rs

U.ist STATE, f.fms,ies
DP,ns + .Asae rs
PURSUANT to warrant from the hon DaHs
seSAn, judge Of the dhtr.a aforea,d hereby
give pusick noice that { fllsil cause 10 be expo
fed & fold pubiick auction 10 he h gheit o'd-
der, on Wsissf5,y the sth init a oc ock p NJ.
~ C,"aa' ,tore, in Mob eboro' (near yanf.
Maine
s hhds tum- hide M aGe.--l pipe wine a
aids iuyar--ss bis aour--42 bis pork g oref-lo
Z bis beef bis tai, roin & va,nifh Chef 'sa;
AZ key butter; IL bic Dread; rs COILS ngyags
kedse anchor, and g-apIings; 81 hide Gait tPAfe
ordinafy) 500 Ibs oskum cod no ks; cod ines;
% eonpafe.; 70 pars ihoes, 9 jcz pairs aoek-
ing'; tI2 empty hide; sj4o ihAved hoops
pumps. 5Ys the 1ar MERMAID wuh her Tackle
Apparel 3 furm. u &c. The fAd III p aud car.
go having been condemned & ordered to be told
for the benefit of the owners, cfhcers and crew Of
the private armed feh. Pike
T.C THORNTON, A1s./eak
Dated A. eaco Inv sh IL a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-11
COMMUNICATION.

~
Yankees at the Southvard.-H pur
chased a half barrel of superGne Flour o.
the Baltimore brand, few pounds were Ia
ken from it and made into bread, which
was good: upon inspecting the barrel
whence the flower was taken, it was foun.i
completely animated with an insect so inf.
nitely small as not to be discovered with the
naked eye. The -four was pulverised by
these insects to dust resembling that
thrown from a Barbers puff.
Il is stated with how much truth Is not
known that much of the -four, which was
shipped previous to n, last Embryo re
manned ON board Of The vessels i'll Ii became
sour and SO hard as to be capable OF being
ground over This flour has been taken 10
the Mills and after having passed thro the
mill a second time, has been exposed for
sale as new 1t pcebable by this mixture
fermentation has taken place and produ-
ced the innumerable multitude Of insects a
bove described BY a close examination OF
the barrels, in which -four has been brought
from the Southwa ard latterly, 1t will be rea
Oily discovered that the flour has been shit.
ted, and in the writer's opinion, undergone
the change alluded to-.