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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-30
June 4

Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Fairfar Streets.
OFFERS FOR SALE,
$50 quarter chests and boxes TEAS
of best quality,
II hhds Muscoyado < Orleans Su.
CARS
81 barrels De.
$4,000 lbs refined Sugars,
10000 ID Coffee
1000 ID Pepper
40 boxes fresh Philadelphia Choco.
late No. ! and )
Is pipes Cagniac Brandy
10 puncheons w. India Rum
hhds and 90 bbls Northera do.
40 casks Smyrna Vino
81 hhds Molasses
$50 boxes Raisins i
900 lbs Fresh Currants
200 reams Wrapping Paper.
and general assorsment az usual,
Ofthe best WINES, LIQUORS and
GROCERIES.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-30
Tryphosa N. Cole,
hrtcuir,
Caleb Hand, Exi or.

June IL.
ATa Meeting Of the President aid D1
rectors ofthe Little Rivcr Tvutpl
omhany IN the 1'orn Q, .Aiera,d,e|
on the fourth day Of Feb ary, laid
RESOLVED, That notice he given h
the delinquent stockholders in the Lid
tie River Turnpike Company, that M
less payment is made of the smer,1
due On their respective shares II
Stock 70 the Treasurer of said Conn.,
pany in Alexandria, on or before ,he|
first day of May next ensuing The date
hereof, that their accounts will be pu
into the hands OF an Attorney, within
struetions to bring suit 20 the in|
court alter the expiration Of the atOv !
time.
ORDERED, That copy Of tn: a
bsve resolution be delivered TO eat
delinquent Stockholders in the LiM(
River Turnpike Company.
BY order of the Board Of Direction
Joseph Dean,
Preslfsz!
hlevSo Mov On
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-30
To Bre7uers and Dtstalers.
FOR SALE.

"A VALU NBLE Cohher- Boiler,
Ia suitable for Brewery-and a
veFy 4, &c Cohaer StN and Caa, with
Pewter Worm, never used and as goo,'
as new va, ofYcry strong work M ~
snip and thick Copper: which will be
offered at public sale to the Highest
bidder, for approved Negotiable Notes,
on the Grst day Of July next at Mil
aouau's Tavern in Union Street in
this Town, at ~ o'clCck.
Enquire Of the PRINTERS.
May ~. IT,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-30
OR
Alex: Moore,
PUBLIC SALE.

Pursuant to a Decree Of the Circuit
Coart Of the District Of Columbia
for the County of alexandria, will
be sold at Public Auction on the
premises at 2 o'clock, on the 5th
day OF Jlly next FOR Cash,
All the undivided Interest
and title of Thomas Crandell in and
to one third part of the Three Story
BRICK HOU E, situated on Union
Street in the town OF Alexandria, and
nt present occupied by J. A. Eeale.-
10 satisfy debt due from the said
Thomas Crandell to Cuthbert Powell.
]. d. Simms.
Commissioner.
June 4. ats
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-30
Berkeley Springs, Virginia.

INHE Subscriber returns his most
i sincere thanks for the patronage
lac received last season by generous.
public From the grea, en- curagc-
ment he has met with, lie has made it
lis business wholly to attend and make
every preparation for the general salts
faction OF those who may please to no.
nor HIM with their custom.-He has
removed number of nuisances; built
and repaired buildings, and has put all
the baths in complete ord:r, 20 that C.
very thing may be wholesome & clean.
In short ne has every building in town
except Mr.. A5ormathy's stone house,
which he occupies himself The SUB.
serioer has rented squire Hunter S
house at the sign of General Washing
ton, together with the rest OF his buld-
Ings and improvements, where he will
accommodate those that chuse to cali
~ him, or. at the Oh Coffee House
near the Bath Square, where the pub.
ic vii fnd the subscriber with two at
,enlive polite young men as Bar keep.
ers, not such as he was SO unfortunate
as to fail in with last season. Good
Cooks, p sturage, sc. e Cd Ootlets.
select Waters for the House, choice
Liquors Of the best ,siity in the u.
states. Good music for parties and
everv attention paid by the public's
humble servant.
Robert Bailey.
n. B.-The SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell
his Dwelling, sailed F" Bailey. Retire.
ment," in Frederick county, Virginia;
and two Farms in Berkeley county, and
one Ia Hamsphire county, Virginia, with
a good Merchant Mill, all in good order
For terms apply to the subscriber at
Berkeley Springs, where he can be seen
from the first Of June till October next
and the premises shewn Possession
given & good deeds in fee simple clear Of
Ill circumstances on good terms for cash
or large payment in hand, with rea-
sonable credit secured on the property.
ROBERT BAILEY.
June lawlOt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-30
Land fvr, Sale.

IS Land for Sale;
HSHE subscriber viii sell that well
known Farm RETIRRMENJN,!l-,
I, is situated on the Great Hunting
Greek Bridge Road, about miles from
A,exandria, containing
$50 ACRES.
The improvements are spacious and
convenient dwelling house,smoke house,
a large barn and every other necessary
out house: The land produces unconi-
monty well, and to a person disposed to
enter largely into the agricultural way
this iarm would be great acquisition.
The proximity to Alexandra COM
bined with fertility of sud, sc. renders It
well worth the attention of these dispos-
ed TO purchase. Possession (it requir-
ed) will be given Observation-Disclosures
disposed to purchase may kAow the
terms on application TO Benjamin NJ.
Brooke or Ms subscriber residing on the
.AN.H BROOKE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-30
KANHAWA LAND
FOR SALE.
10000 Acres of LAND,

r WING on Elk River, about 90
~ miles from Charlestown, where
it empties into the Great Kenhawa Ri
vsr, and in the County of Kenhswa,
will be sold or exchanged for other
property in the District of Columbia,
or any of the adjacent Counties on low
terms. This Land is heavily timber.
ed, of good quality, and lies in the
neighborhood Of several valuable Salt
Works. For terms and particulars
apply to
]. D. Simms.
.Akerandria.
Ray 3.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-30
JUST PUBLISHED,

Price fsy Cents in Boards)
SALE BY r. GRAY,
Some details concerning GENERAL
MOREAU, & bis last moments, Fol-
lowed by a short Biographical Sketch.
BY PAUL SVININE,
Charged to ,cco,,pany the general on
the Continent.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-30
KANHAtVA LAND
FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL ABOUT
400 ACRES
FOR SALE.

tON ohLEs
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL ABOUT
400 ACRES
Of first quality unimproved bottom
Land, lying on the great Kanhava
River, in the state OF Virginia, and be
ing part OF the lands belonging to the
estate OF DR. James CrAik, decd. The
character of the Lands upon the Kan
hawa generally, and particularly of the
tract known bv the n,me of
Cralk's Survey;
Is too we'll understood to require ne
scription, suffice it to say, that the land
now offered for sale, is inferior to none
in that country. Salt works have been
lately established in its neighborhood
A full and perfect title will be given
Terms Of sale Cash. Persons disposed
to purchase will apply to
], D. Simms,
Alex: Moore,
Executors Of the last will and testa-
mens Of Jas. Craik, decd.
March " diff
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-30
Adams, Herbert, Il Go.
May 81.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED AID
FLOR SALE,
4 900 pieces long * short yellow M
keens OF sup. quality
Is chests Imperial Tea,
&C chests, half chests and boxes
Hyson do.
! 40 bbls Loaf Sugar,
6 cases IL pint Tumbler;, :.
S pipes genuine Cogniac Branf'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-30

Land for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for SALE
l farm lying in the County Oif'|
fax, containing
337 ACRES. =,
Near the Court House of said lcuw'
about Is miles from Alexandra 'Da.
from Georgetown, about ore icul'L -,
Wood. 1t abounds with good E'" ~
and meadow lan,l, there bciEg al sJ]
sixty acres of bottom land there |.
on said farm (nearly Finished y" ".
Portable dwelling house with all no" !,
sary out houses, about 200 bes'"sH
pie trees, and it is supposed tnels d
sufficient stream and good '''1
water works of various kinds i ~,
also sell lease for lives for 3'' 's "a
on which | now reside--thls la'n ,,p
good repair. Any person Vl'pI ,4s
purcha'c vii! apply to the suOs', 4.
who will show the premi'es 'au . :"
known the terms of sa'e-pos'''st al
of the first mentioned iarm al
be given Immediately and tie GU"
the ist.day of Nov. next II
Joseph Power y
Jan. IL 49,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-30
! ORPHANS COJAT

= - SOONt
Aerandyia Counfy, June T,,m. =,
ORDERED, That the Exe., ,s'
Of THoAAs Cole deceased, do i Nv.
the following advertisements ivy
j week FOR four weeks in the s sa'
andria newspapers ''
A Copy-fest,
A. MOORE, Rcg'r Of WIN,
This is to give Notice
That the subscribers OF alos =,
County in the District Of Cormsl
have obtained from the Drphansr
Of said county, letters tes,a,Drs.'
on the personal estate of 1pss,l
Cole, late of the county a!orr''s
deceased. all persons having clims !
gaInst the said decedeut are he,,I
warned to exhibit the same vm i
vouchers thereof duly authenticsed ~
passed by the Orphans Cour, to ~
subscribers OH or before the It'll d, ,
DE ember next, or they may by lssS
excluded from all beneii fit to said e,,.,1'
and those indebted thereto are reoun,
70 make immediate payment
Given under our hands this llib a,
Of June 1914
Tryphosa N. Cole,
frecur,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-30

George Denv. e A !minisl:.tor witt
the Wi lamexci Gf John Dixon, de
ceased-Comhiain0nf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-02

the Emperor had the belt intentions but
that circumstances would not allow him
to permit the departure Of the Cardinals
for Rome at the fame time. Z" Ihen,"
faid Plus VII. !" if your Emperor choofes
to treat me as mere Member of the
Church. l Go not forget who | am my
lelf. ! want only velture to carry me.
All that demand is to be at Rome, to
fulfill the functions of my paitoral charge"
The Bfhop replied, thar the Emperor
felt what was due to his dignity, and
wifhed to give him an honorable eicort
"a Colonel wouli accompany bis Holis
nefs {" At lealt," replied the Pope with
dignity, &c the Colonel fhall not be in my
carriage" NJ. de Beaumont departed. and
a Colonel entered the apartment, and fAid
he was commanded to accompany him to
Rome. This was Saturday afternoon.
The Pope faid he would not depart Till
the next dav, after he had performed his
MATS. He made this declaration with 70
much 6rmnefs, that no anfwer was
made but the Colonel never Quilted the
apartment, nor was his Holineis, fuffered
to fpeak to any pcrfon apart.
His Holmes however, convoked all
the Cardinals then q, Fontainbleau, to the
number Of ~ and in the prefenee Of the
Colonel prelcribed to them three things:
1. Not to war the decordasion which
they had received from the Emperor.
Z. Not to accept of any emolument q
Of any penlon from the French Govern
ment.
3. Not to 90 to any repaa to which
they might be invited By the per!ons at
tached to the Government.
On Sunday the 73d January, at X
o'clock, the Holy Father was carried
away from Fantainb'cau and 1ept that
night at ORLEANS. They made him trav-
el under the uamc of the Bithop Of I'm.
ola. Afterwards the Cardinals were car
ried away, each BY himteif, and each con-
Quoted BY gems dsyme and they were
not to be told the place Of their deitina.
ton sill aftsT they had fet ont.
On the id Of april it was nor generally
known at Paris where they were gone
when the ProviGonaI Government pub
lil,cd the decree, i" that all obftaeles to
the return Of his Holineis 10 Rome
fhould inttsntly ceafe, and that al due
honours hould be paid to him."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-02

Leaving the inltitstion in q.
/ ycavs, 2s8 Ga
An address to His EycelIsney the Cow
ernor for the removal Of Samuel Langly
and David Rundlet from their Offices in
the militia, vas reported and accepted.
Hon. John Harris, Efq. BENJAMIN
Kimball, II. and Andrew bowers, Etc.
were appointed committee to deGgs
nate the mott eligible fcite for State
Houie-to prepare aplan for the fame
receive propofals for building it-alcer-
tain the probable expenfe, and report at
the next feiion of the Legislature.
On Thuriday, the Speaker, having the
evening before, been beyeayed of child,
did not attend in the Houfe. Edmund
Tophan. Efq. of Hampton. was eleeted
Speaker protein. by aplurality over MIR.
Morrill,, of IS votes.
A memorial from Goffitown. (twsuty-
-fve feet in kngtd in the fubjea of the
Judiciary, was referred to committee.
The Hon. Ezekiel Weblter, Jofhua
Darling. and Samuel Green, Efqs. were
appointed committee to fertile the &C.
counts between this State an 1 the Treas.
urer thereof. in the recess Of the Legila-
ture.
Fifty thoufand dollars were appropria.
ted to detray the expenies which have o,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-02
Ev tbe @ails.

CONCORD, JUNE a. The Legislature
adjourned on FRIDAY lai.-We have on.
" room for brief fummary Of its pro.
ceedings the laft week.
Arefolve paAed authorizing the Di.
re0ors Of the State Prifon TO Tequeit the
Rev. DIR. M'Farland 10 attend Prayeri
with the conviets on the LORDS day
and to furniih each occupied cell Of the
prifon with Bible and Hymn Book.
The Houfc voted that the return Of
Representatives from Portfmouth be fet
Aide and that the fsats of the fitting
members be vacated.
The bill appointing Reporter Of H.
dieiai dseiGans was podponed to the next
felton,
The following itasement of the pecus
mary affairs Of the State Priien was fub-
mitted by acommittee.
Money appropriated BY
the state for 1873, 1900
DO 1874, l,4oo
Debts due from the
P'ifon, 76s s.
3,3os s.
Amount Of property
on hand, 1866 OF
Debts due to the
prifon, I,a43 IS
3. aso -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-02
Stsefb of M.r)Gal Ber,bisr.

OfCSSU " M"sj.~s AessD'ss
cra1iRne, Ap,I 7J-A!t the Mar
1aals OF france ate here. They this day
did homage 70 the Kiag at the Cattle.
The prince Of Neufchasel {Berthier thus
zddreaed his Msjefty.
j" Sirr,-After twenty FIVE years Of
uncertainty and tumult, the French Peo
pie have again entrulted the care Of their
happiness 20 that dynalty which eight a.
kes Of glory have coniecratsd in the his
tory Of the world, a. the moR ancient,
thar ever exiifed As warriors and citi-
Gems. the Marlhals Of France have been
led by all the impulfes OF their foul to
fecond this movement Of the national
with. Abfolute confidence in the future,
admiration for greatness Under misfor-
tune, all even to former recolleetions,
concur to excite in our warriors, always
the iupport of the fplendours Of the
French armies, thefe tranfports which
your Majsty ha, obierscd on your pas.
fage Already, Sire, the accents of their
gratitude have precededyou. How is it
p thble to paint the emotion with which
they were penetrated on hearing with
what touching intcrett your Majeity, for
getting your own misfortunes, teemed ons
lyto be occupied with thole Of the French
prifonsrs sit is Of little importance
you faid to the magnaninous Alexander,
.under what banners the(e 10000
prifoncrs have ierved ;-Alltheie memo.
Table words, which each folder repeated
to his comrade, what Frenchman could
fail TO perceive the blood of the great
Henry who nourilhrd Paris Whit he
befeiged it! Like him HE luxurious
defendant comes TO unite all Frenchmen
in one family Your armies, Sire, of
which tho Martial are to day the organ
conGder themfelves happy in bling called
BY their devotion aud fidelity to fecond
fuch generous efforts
The King made mott aRe aiona,e re-
ply, and embraced them. They were af-
forwards prefented to the Duke dan
gouleme, and to thsPrince of Condo and
Duke of Bourbon.
The Mar!hals dined With the King,
when the King gave as a to4a I" 7bs
French .1snuss."
fARXs, APRIL 28.
It is faid to form part of the pater-
nal inreEtions of sie King TO banilh all
luxury from the Court. He will hims
ielf fet the example. There will be only
one houfe for the Roya! Family, who are
to lodge at the Ihuilleries The King
will occupy the apartments of Louis XVI.
MonGeu, will reiide at the Pavilion Mar
fan with the Duke and Duchess Of An
goulems, and The Duke.d Berri is to be
at the Pavilion de Elore.
APRIL go.
His Royal Highness Monfeur has re
inflated Capt. Saint. Cricq in his rank as
capt. IN the Navy and reverted the leu
tence Of the Council Of War which dis
United him from the tervice. This Off
Ger comr- anded one of The French fri
gates lately captured by the Englifh, and
iaads rnof g.liant and ultimate refilt.
atee bsfc-. he truck his colors. Bona,
pare. with whom " fuccess was every
thug" deprivcd the brave Capt. saint
Cncq oil his rank.
\. Rochelle, Prifoner of State, who
has been detained II years in the prlons
or tic Chateau off, has been reitored to
hbsTty IN consequence Of the recent hap
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-02

The following may be relied upon as a
true account OF the unhappy occurenc.
which happened few weeks since at New
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-02

Milford, and terminated in the death s;
Lieut.. Weller, Of Roxbury. VI
Warner Knapp was enlisted some w..n.
previous TO the unhappy event by Lien,
Wakeman, with promise of being 49,"
gesnt, and writing specifying the sam.
Wakeman, also gave him enlistinp ordss.
and sent him to recruit. On the morr;nS1
when he expected to join the COMPANY Is
was informed that he must 60 as a nry.,.
He immediately determined not to On ~
less he could have the expected OFF,.
When Lieut.. Weller (who was Sen, h..
Lieut.. Wakeman) came to order him -
march, Knapp iold him that he had h.sn
disappointed, and insulted, and shou,d ~.
so without the Office which had been nr,,.s
ised him. The officer advanced. he ha."
him stop, saying that he should no be- ,aLsn
by him, and that he would take bis lifr fr.,
Knapp, at the same time, assured the lieu,en.
ant that he respected him, and did not w;sh -
inJure him and also requested him 10 %
and call the captain and Lieutenant Vato
man, and have the affair settled. Well.
then went away about a quarter Of mil.
but immediately returned and told Knanr
that he should go with him he REPLIED
that it he would give him twenty minutes.
he would i; Weller said he would No,
Then says he, give me ten Weller remit
ed, Damn you, will not give you five. for
will take you myself. Knapp, who s,ood
in the door with lis pistol in bis hand. sso,s
that II he did not stop, he would shoot hin.
Weller continued advancing, daring him 10
shoot. Knapp replied, that if he stepptd
upon the door stone he would blow him
through. Weller advancing raised hi, Co,
upon the stone, when X. instantly dischar.
ged his pistol. Weller received the bali K.
bis thigh, and died in about five hour,
Knapp escaped in the night, and has noe
been heard OF since.-Conn. Herald.
PHILADELPHIA,y JUNE Is.
Yesterday about Que o'clock, seveAl
thunder storm passed over this city, Which
did considerable damage, particularly ia
Kingston.
The lightning struck so near the frip,te
Guertier, that it spiin,ered several Of the
standards Of the scstioid absft, aud passed
under the bottom OF the ship where most
ofthe workmen had sheltered themselves
from the rain, who, together with those
that were in the ship, were electrified.
Three or four were wounded, but not dan.
gerously. -
No damage whatever was done 10 he
frigate.
A house was struck by lightning Al he
corner Poplar lane and Budd.sreet, and
boy of,4 years old, who was sitting between
q large stove and a chimney, was Killed.
The fluid passed through his breast.
Distance from Bosfon to Easftors.
IT will be recollected that in the yen
1912, many OF the principal southern and
northern Post Roads were surveyed anl
the courses and the whole distance, a. well
as that between the principal places, noted.
The following is that part Of the report y.
ls.ing 10 the route from Boston 70 Eastpost
on which the Mail is carried.
Easfevn Route 10 Ea.thors.
|
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-02

The Georgetown Republican gives the
following account Of The skirlnssh near
Benedict &c.
On the approach Of our men Ave sea-
men, surrendered and two escaped, bu, the
sergeant determined on resistance, eischarg.
ed mis- muske. with fatal aim at the nc Arrest
horse man, who was killed instantly. With
the next that approached, he maintained a
contest, and wounded his opponent in the
hand, and injured his horse, but lost his
bayonet in the scufhe. A third hos seman
coming up, received a severe blow from the
musket of the sergeant, who gained time to
escape over fence, but was followed by the
horseman, who dismounled and overlook
him in the marsh. Here desperate com.
ba, ensued, and the Briton tell, after re-
ceiving several wounds, the last of which
nearly severed his head from his body
The trooper, MIR. Thompson, Of the
Georgetown hussars, was very much
bruised by the severe blows of his desper-
ate antagonist, who would neither solicit nor
receive quarters"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-02
foreign guteulgenee.

Speech effbe Emperor Of ds,qria.
Paris Apri fo.-rhc Senate was this
day prefented 10 the Emperor sf Auitria
The Prince Of Benevente having exprefs.
ed the gratitude due to his Majetty tor all
he had done for France, the Emperor
replied.
Senato7s-I receive with fenfibility
the exprenion of your fensiments
The repofe and happiness of France are
intimately connected with the happiness
and repoie of my people. A ncighbor
of France, its intereits cannot be in
different to me. The happielf of periods
for Auttria and France have been thofe
when their Princes were united by the
bonds of friendlhip.
Ihave combatec for 90 years rhofe
principles which have laid waite the world
BY the marriage of my daughter l made,
as fovereign and father, an immenie
facri6ce to the deGre of putting an end to
the misfortunes of Europe. The facri-
fee has been in vain, but faall never
regret having done my du,y.t
Peace but lately impoiible, is going to
come eafy and table, under the eyes Of q
regular and pa,ernal government,, re es-
tablilhed 10 France. Let all parti rally
round the King let one, one only fenti.
ment animate the nation and my efforts
united with thole Of my powerful and
xsncrous allies, will be crowned with the
krif fuccess of which am ambitious /;
France will be powerful, tranquil. and
AAeey.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-02

py events.-M. Rochelle has been twice
condemned to death for his attachment
to the Houfe of Bourbon; hrf under
the government of the Directory, and
fecondly under Bonapar,e OIL the latter
location he was implicated in the affair
of Gen. Mofeav.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-28
Wnshinrfon 49, -

VUsHWgFr7l Nay ..
brIgadier General WIEcHEsTER. fer p
considerable time past prisonerof war in
Canada, arrived IN this cry few aavs %
on his parole We learn that an eXchsn9e
been eF cted, which includes Gen. WIN
chester and many other officers. as we'll AZ
two Or three hunfrsd priYates recently ar
rived within The llres.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-28
DOMESTIC.

The flag Of truce which has just arrived
az Annapolis. we learn, is the bearer of no
communication TO our government, except a
passport VIII n had been requested for M 4.
Petersen, Charge des Ahaires Of Den
mark. to proceed TO Errcpe. The vessel
brings nothing else whatever. Net. Int.