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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-10
POETRY.
YaoM THE VIRGINIA. HEaALp,
ODE

And lash the surging vessels prov,
Our Gallant seanen 6ad the Toe,
Aud pluck q wreath from Albion's brow,
That with its wonted lustre. blooms not now.s
There is a time-a fleeing day,
Il vain sad lransitory hour,
When nations, with unbridsed sway,
" Forgetting right and feeling power"
Bid Kuhn reign from shore to shore,
And Hasoc's crimson'd banner soar,
In every cline, Ger every foe.
As il it mock'd decay
Yet time shalt lay that banner low,
And brush its strength away.
The haughtiest of pride and power,
: Embiazon'd obeiisk or laurepd bust,
Gigantic pyramid or STORMY tower Cdust
Ves! Times strong arm shall crumble into
Where, Dabylonia now thy deeds of yore!
Athena prostrate-Agrigentum gone!
VIRTUE alone survives, ON wings sublime,
Tue wrecks OF ages, and the storms OF lime .
Gallia J. tho always brave, not always just,
La thy once yaunted trophies i the dust!
And what tho still Britannia's brow
The Oaken branch OF power may BEAR
The laurel grows not-blooms not there!
The need OF lame she owns not now
q, no !-where wild waves lift ard heave
Ihe laboring bark from shore 10 shore,
The sea nymplls wreatnes oil glory weave
They weave those wreathes tor her no more,
Co,umbia's darling children On the wave
Claim tor themselves the trophies of the bravst
Mscdonough and thy gallant crew!
In proves vasl-iD numbers few,
Yet still TO fame and county true,
What words thy deeds shall tell,
When, ciang ON clang ! and peal on pealI
And man 10 man and steel to steel!
While high conflicting banners s,reamed,
And Lightning fasl'd, and weapons & canned,
O'er those who fought aud Tell
| Ye saw amid the battles roar,
That AIbion's brightest hour was Ger
, Re saw AS Freedoms heroes told!
How back her shattered ships recoI'd!
How soon The red cross, dense with blood,
Sunk Keeling in the frighted flood,
Its Wanted daYings vain
And how the victor Eagle soar'd-
While PHYS angeltorm deplor'd,
The iriend anu loeman slain,
Mlcdonough, and thy gallant band!
Fit guardians of thy naive land,
Where every wrongs redress'd,
0 haste, and Tree from wars alarms,
Within Thy Piausive country's arms,
Fine GRATITUDE and rest!
IA brighter chaplet meier hath been,
Nor e'er to latest time shalt be, :
Tho ages rise and roll between, THEE !
Than that which fame enlw mess for them &
Shade of immortal Lawrence! whose bright fang
Still cheers the patriot bosom with lis rays,
Excuse the bard who would assume thy mans
10 draw 4 partial notice 10 his lays
Invok'd but to proclaim the brave mans praise
LA WRENCE.
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wamingsea. IN c. Dec, 1.

CAPTURE OF THE WASP.
We understand a letter is in town. dated
Fayetvi'le, stating the capture off Edisto IN
let OF the u ). sloop OF war Wasp, by the
Lacedemou'an frigate. The action is said to
have lasted two hours. We sincerely hope
this may prove without foundation -Gu-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-10

one of Pcrry's men, AMI had Just received
his share OF the feet captured on ERIE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-10

ton and rights of the Indian nations having
Lsen accepted, they have brought forward
in their note of the 2ist last. all the propo-
sitions they haye TO offer. They have no
further demands to make, no olher stipu>
lations on which they are instructed to iu>
sis., and they are empowed to sign q trea.
~ Of peace forthwith in conformity with
those stated in their former note.
The undersigned trust therefore that the
American pienipotentiar;cs viii no longer
hesitate to krirv forward in the form OF arr
ticles or .c.f.erwi,e. as they may prefer.
those sp, c.fc Propositions "Trn which they
are empowered to sign a treaty # peace be
tveen TIE two countries.
The undersigned avail themselves Of the
present opportunity to renew to the pleni
po~,eptiaries of the u. States. the assurance
oftheir high consideration.
Signed, GAMBLER,
HENRY GOULRURN,
WILLIAM ADAM
True cory.
G. Hue 4 S jun. Secretary
American Mission.
The reading of the above documents,
which occupied the remainder at this days
session, was heard with the deepest attentl-
on. and the latter papers, as well as the
FIRST, were read overa second and some a
third time.
In the course of some remarks abut the
no. of copies to be printed MIR. Pickering took
occasion to say. that the letters Ut sur Minis
ters Displayed an ability which was highly
honorable to them.
In the end. 5000 copies were ordered to
be printed.
And the House adjourned.
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let OF the u ). sloop OF war Wasp, by the
~Lacedemou;an frigate. The actiou is said to
have lasted W hours. we sincerely hope
this may prove without foundation -Gu..
P1cns6u-yh. Nov. 10.
COMMODORE MACEONOUGH.
The legislature &c the s,ase'of Vrr,nunt
have passed an act giving I, the gallant
Com. Macdonough a farm OF zoe acres, ly
ing ON the south west side Of Cumberland.
Head. within one mile and in full view Of the
sceue ut his trfumrh over the British feet,
m the glorious eleventh Of Sep; ember. The
farm is worth at least Ave thousand dollars
commands an extensive view of lake
Cha,nplain. almost as far as the eye can
reach, to the south Of Cumberland BAY
this village ami the Forts Oh the wesi-and
OF G reen Isle aud tbs extensive range of the
Green Mountains on the south east for
ming at once the most delightful situation
3 prospect on this lake, or perhaps in this
State.
A gentle rebuke-We learn by q late
London paper. that the representative of
the fast anchored Isle, the great lord Wei
iEgton, elated at the Eruption of the Goths
and Vandais into he District of Columbia,
laying waste the monument Of the arts O..
recsed by q grateful people to commemo-
rate tine name of the great and good Wash~
lngton. and in'which was deposited the ma
tional library, invited the choice spirits of
the city of Paris (amony whom were all tn.
foreign n,inisters) to banquet for this igno
BILE deed (: but alas not one of the latter no.
nored him with their presence This add
mention speaks more than volumes to the
modern Vandalss
FRANKLIN,
Mer. Adv.
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ncr that tho revenue Of each shall be in the
Following proportion, viz. Francs.
To madam Mere, 500 600
To King Joseph and his queen, SOC. 600
10 king Louis, 100000
Ioihe Ileen liortense & her children, 100000
10 king Jerome and his queen, 500, 600
To the princess Eliza, 100000
10 the princess paui,na, 100000
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-30

Erom fdt Boston CAroniele.

The Legislature OF Vermont have made
Com. M'DvNoueh a'donauon of land intuli
view ofihe spo' on which be gained his gio-
rlous naval victory, in testimony OF the high
vcncration ia which they hold MS dstinguis-
ned services. They also psssed vote ot
thanks 10 Com. M; Lieuys Cassio, Smith &
Budd, and the subordinate Offices and crew
Of his squadron Likewise to Gen. Macomb,
aud has companions in arms,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-30

A Mr. Henry Seabolf, Of oclpios Sayuga
tour,y. New York. has, after many years
opsrience, discover cd mode Of converting
sder into wlne, {" superior in favor, strength
nd body,to conside rable par OF the import.
q wine,,' at an expense OF ten dollars . bar
rI. Mr.. Scabols has obtained . patent for
ne discovery.
The New-York (city) charter election has
erminaed in the success Of the federalisss in
,ix wards, and tbe republicans in four. There
s. notwithstanding, 'Rerubican fhsJorI'y
h the city Of cIo. The Republican majority
bst spring Was 10Y.
Our gallsn, Hash has given the British a.
m,hcr severe snnginy. We hope soon 10 see
syarms Of such insects covering every sea,
AID annoying the enenry OH their own coasts
AID at their own haIbors.
A large medical s,sif is said to be coming
OIL 10 America with the next troops. This
is prudent srrangeineni-ss most OF the
,oops will probably be siek of their business
irte before they have tone with It.
The Mammoth privalecr, of Baltie,ore,
took 81 prizes IN her late cruizc lew such
Aommoshs would soon bring John 6Gato his
scnses.
IL is said the British sill mediate an attack
on Sackeu's Harbor Should they attempt
il, they may rely upon 1t Brosyn will beat
tberD back and Due.
Capt. Boylt's proclamation 6ioekadirg G.
Britain, mus, make the 6ioek-heads he sa,iri-
zcs boiling hot when they readi,; and his
success in capturing eigbtecn OF their vessels
IN his cruize will not help TO cool them inuch. .
In Congress, there is too much said and too
litlic done.
Heavens how unlike their godike sires Of DID,
are many Of the members. Less talking and
more acting would please the people, and serve
the nation, much better.
The Boston faction, who think with Satan,
"Bet,er to reign in hell than serve in Heaven"
Would do wcii TO remember Satan's fate.
"vaultiag ambition oft oer-Ieaps itself"
Those who threaten the President with
I. halter" should he careful lest they getone
round heir own nccks.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-30
GEN PORTER

The citizens OF Cansndaiyua and It's vim
cini,y oc.ng desi. jus Of testifying their
sense Of me galantry and brave y OF Maj
Gen P1RrER, aud oi his rxertions toprostct
the Niagara isontier during tho las, campaign
gave him and ms staE apublic dinner on the
10Th INST. The toasts wese Patriotic, and
expressive OF tnsir degerusiastion, rather than
to surrende any potion OF our legitimate
territory to a foreign power, to let the whole
become an uninhabited desert.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-30
From he .f5any Register. a FEDERAL paper.

BkIlisrA DhKbhKti1|
We recommend 10 the gentle PAcIFIcus'
the thorough going advocate OF the enemy,in
he Boston Daily .ddverazer, TO read she
followings cflisial document, and blush, it his
hear, vet retains one solitary drop OF Ameri-
can blood, Tor his own degeacracy in becom-
,op The ind,scriminatc advocate OF such an
enc my.--rs The lettesteferred to above will
be found on the k,sfp page Of this days paper.
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cccd the Congress et Vienna. Should this
be the case, Britain will UNIQUE slionably be in
volved il the contest on one side or The other,
nc may 6cd luIl employment for slI her at
lension and excstion in Europe. We shall
not be supprized ifthe whole Of the continen-
tai powers take decided stand against The ar
.rogsnt and unjust msratime pre,cntions of
Britain, and make q common cause With US
in resisting them.
Mr.. Otis says in his report to the Senate
OF Massachusetts. that
{" Thousands Of brave and hardy yeomanry, CON-
posing part Of we'll provided ssd weII-disciplin-
ed militia have FASTENED the post of danger, and
other thousands are really to follow At moments
warning
If ,his be so, and we havc'no reason to
Goub, il, We would ask Mr. Otis how il hap
pens that 1900 or 1000 British are permitted
10 take posse ssion OF and hold 30 large por-
tion of territory OF this same Massachusetts,
without any at cmpt 10 oppose or expeI them
If the means for doing this arc so ample,why
are no, these means employed Why abuse
the General Government for not doing il,
when you arc so able lo'do il yourselves IF
you have the ability TO do il and do not, you
must lack the will. And to what Can thIs
backwafdness be ascribcd, uoIess to" pre-.
detection ior Grca, Bsitsin7" On what 9TH
cr principle can YOU &C count for an enemy be.
ing allowed TO hold an important portion of
yo0r State, while YOU have the power to dive
him of or make him prisoner by single csuh
de main, but bv strongcr attachment to ,ha,
enemy than TO your own country, or a desire
to avail yourselves of the aid of that enemy
against your coun,,y Beware, Mr.. Ors !! i
is often much easici 10 kindle fame than
extinguish il. Rcmembee this.
The federal paper AZ Morristown has been
the Editor for this mcasutc is, that under
present circumstances,
ait perhaps becomes the duty Of all parties to T.
mite in conducting the war, it possible, 70 SPEEDY
and honorable iermma',on, ana tnere'ore, : sna no
ue 80 sa' ~; ...; ."s r.hlc
mpedirnent in The way Of lis vigorous prosecution
This determination does Mr.. Russell more
honor than all the abuse be has hcaped on the
Government, OF his owo country, and all the
,crcduc, oe ~. Rr;,;sh 4
--
II is said The British Government will new
e. make peace with Mr.. Madison--ift this is
so, our Government ought never 10 make
peace with King George or the Princc-Re
gent. We have as good right to dictate
King for the N, as they have . President for
US. But the truth is, Britain would as soon
~ al = r.s~., ,,s;sh M Madison ns anv bodv
alec. - ha would bu, .comp pIv viii, her insoien,
Il she wants him removed be-
cause he win not gran, ali she desires, t!,is is
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to the bright lsureis he has Won !or bis coun-
Try, and for himself will make = LISTING i'm
preston On the minds os those present
The best wishes OF Saratoga attend him Oh
his journey home TO bis tsmily.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-30
From the Nesv. York Colombian.

From the Nrsv- York Colombian.
n musqnifo Flees---Ibc B nlsh men OF war
folks, wll no doun, call cur little Neet OF 20
sail 10 be seut out Immediately by the Uniled
states (sove,nmen, a ssslsqHife aees, their
usual phrase Of consc mp, for diminu,ive naval
asmamen,s. i1ut we arc convinced they will
End Them oftrue musquito breed, snnging,
like the Wash and Hornes, she commcrsisl'
sisals Of MS majc,v's liege subjects. ADDED
10 he ACTIVITY and effects Of these the snter
prize and cuu, age oi our numerous psivaicers,
vcxing all the Manageable seas, VIII assuredly
provo TO the good men OF Lloyfs that the
Americans are no, ye. disposed qoiesiy 10 re-
sign the commerce Of the world as the exelu-
ave properly d tho Eoglish lords ofthe O.
cesn--(ot.
The f,eedotn osths ei'y ia a gold box, has
pccn presented 70 Gen, Macomb, by the Coz
porsticn OF New -Yosk and he has been re-
.lsessed 10 sit 20, hes portrait, 10 be added =
tue gallery Of portraits belonging 70 the city.
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54o,ooO,ooo

rsis evident byshs s,lviees ft@n sbrc1d
shst 4 the long agony, g nst otr, and thar
flc "rcpose" Of Europe will ooe o. snor'
duration. yhs t" lesuimAse S'sFs'ge' 'Fp
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Bonspsrte has issued gold coinage from
ais mint st Eiba, amounting 70 about thirty
.even pounds On one side Of these new Ma
poleons Is his profile, and on the osher al
Eagfs, ri'h .Ns Asad aS9sr iis ~ins
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-30

Those who threaten the President with 2
(" hal,er." should be careful lest they getone
round heir own nccks.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-30

4 M. Madison had enc honor fisst 70 pro-
po,e she present fedesal Ceu,sisusion, and 70
lake : lsadias part IA pfoceriog iss adoption.
We hope ~ may MOI have oeession 10 wretch
forth sbc arm Of the Coveromen, 20 preserve
shr' car,s',ution f:om des'rvesion,
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The numberof french prisoners who
been scnt from EDEisud 10 France since
conclusion Of the peace, exceeds h'iy-'
thou sand neo. II Is said that only 'hi
eon,inen,si prisoners Ok war (whc srs !
now remain in Englsnd.
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George Murren & Co.
nj APPS

The following Maps are just received
for Sale by the Subscribers elegantly
Colored, Vanished and mounted on
Canvas and Rollers, viz:
Arrowsmith's large Map Of the World,
Madison's do. of Virginia,
Lewis's small do. OF do.
do. dc. Of the u. S
Map Of the Middle States,
do. of the u. States & w. Indies.
Lays Map of tbs Scat Of War in Low
er Canada,
ALIASES.
Pinkerton's Grand Universal Atlas,
No. |, 2, and 8,
Carey's do: do.
Lucas's Imperial quarto, DO
Melish's Juvenile do.
Military & Typographical Atlas,
OF the U. S. Canada & Florida.
James Kennedy s Son.
July -.
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MOTHS ofthe WAR in the SOUTHERN
DEPARTMENT, call Of Ohich ne
sac, and part Of schich he tous."
"My health is so far bettered by
this charming climate, that l begin
to believe Ishall be restored 10 my
accustomed strength and health
Thus will the fury of the mob Dc
spent in vain, and only be remember
ed as a stain on our country.
"I begin to look over my third
volume, which l hope to finish, much
as | ence despaired of ever accom-
plishing it."
Rhode Island american.
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100 Dollars Reward.

nESERTED from my Rendezvous
IL on the night of the 9Th inst. Sol.
der by the name Ct THOMAS NC
MULLIN, born in Dublin, Ireland, 80
years of age. FIVE feet eight inches high,
dark complexion, black hair, and dark
eyes, b. profession Currier.
ALSO,
On the 9th instant WILLIAM T. RIO.
BERSON, born on the Eastern Shore
Of Virginia, twenty eight years of age,
FIVE feet ten and an half inches high,
yellow compile xion, dark eyes, black
hair, by profession Sailor.-One hum
dred dollars will be given to any per-
son Who will deliver the above de.
serters to me or any officer Of the U.
States army, or lodge them in any Jail
in the U. States, or fifty dollars for ei-
ther of them.
JAMES w. RIDDLE.
Lint. l4th Regt. U. S. Infantry.
The Editers Of the National IntelIi
gepcsr will insert the shove three times
and forward their accounts to this Of.
fee.
July IL st
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Port of Boston, July 6.

=. No arrivals since our last.
Arrived at Hyanis, Cd inst. schr.
Kutusoff, Captain Alexander, IL days
from Savannah, with full load of
cotton and rice; she was chased by
an English privateer schr. which fir
ed several shot at her. The kutu-
soft was run on shore, and her CAP
go Immediately landed. A 4 poun-
der, belonging to the prize ship Loa-
don Packet was on the beach, and a.
bout 1GO to $50 militia collected to
repel the enemy, had he attempted
to land. The privateeT sent one OF
her boats with eombustib!es. and set
fire to the prize ship, but it was ex-
tinguished without material injury.
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Public Sale.

TIME Subscriber being about to re.
move to the Western Country ana
wishing to have all his business fully set
led and arranged for th't purpose, is un'
der the necessity Of offering tor sale
(for ready money! on Thursday the
18th of September next, it fair, it not the
next fair day-Negroes, Cattle, Hogs
Sheep, Corn, Fodder, Hay, Brandy, Cy-
der, Household Furniture, Plantation
Utensils SC.
John Wilson, Sen'r.
Fairfax Co. Va. near the ODD
COURTHOUSE, July 10. law"
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GEN. HENRY LEE

We are happy to learn, by the fol.
lowing extract from q letter, dated
Porto Rico, May 8, to gentleman
in the town Of Providence, Rhode
Island, that the health of the accom-
ulished scholar, revolutionary hero,
and intrepid defender, ofthe freedom
of the press, General HENRY LEE,
is materially improved, andt hat he
contemplates the completion Of the
third volume Of his interesting ME-
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PUBLIC SALE.

ON Wednesday next the 18th inst. Il
half past 10 o'clock, will be sold on
Hooe's Wharf Tor the benefit Of thoss
conccrned:
800 Barrels FLOUR,
Damaged on board the SHIP ALPHA,
Capt. Bngbee of Boston.
P. G. Marsteller.
july u.
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Orphans Court,

alexandria County, July Term, 1914
ORDERED, that the administrator
pendente lite Of Richard Cummings,
decd, do insert the following advertises
ment three times week for thrsc Weshs
in the Alexandria newspapers
A CorY--TEsT.
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
This is to give Notice,
That the Subscriber of Alexandria Cox
in the District Of Columbia, has obtains
ed from the Orphans Court of said
County, letters Of ADMINISTRATION Pen.
dente lite Oh the personal estate Of Rich.
ard. Cummings, late Of the County a.
foresaid deeeased.--All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof, duly authenticated and
passed BY the Orphans Court, to the
subscriber on or before the 18th day Of
January next, or they may by lay. be-
excluded from all benefit to taid estate,
and those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate psyment-G Given un.
der my hand this 9Th July. 1914.
Daniel Mel cod.
July - ~ d4ws
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MARRIED on Thursday evening last
in the City of Washington, by the Rev.
Mr.. M'Cormick, Mr.. John Lym6ouIn to
Mrs. Mary Haynes, both of this town.
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Portland, June 5

Arrived, the Portuguese ship st.
Jose. Indiaman, from Liverpool for
Rio Janeiro. prize to the priyatcer
Yankee. with full cargo OF hard
ware. crates and dry goods, valued
at from ) to 100000 dollars.
THE st. Jose, Indiaman. sailed
from Liverpool on the 9TH May, and
was captured the 2oth.]
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Events of no small consequence,
may shortly be expected to transpire,
as Com. Chauncey's feet is now
about ready to be put in operation.
We hear that q junction of the right
and left wings of the army is shortly
10 be formed at Sackett's Harbour,
not we hope for the purpose ofano-
Their Freueh Mill scrape.
(Watcrt01cn .adD0cate.
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By LAsr NIsHr's Mar.
From tie Beston Bniiy advertiser
Of Tharsdays
Extract Of a letter from BATH dated
July ltk.


uTherc have been two more attaekS
at Booth Bay, and the British were dri::
ven off with the loss of 30 killed and
wounded on their side. and Sne man OF
the militia on our side"
Yesterday afternoon sighals being
made from the fort, the Constitution Inn
mediately despatched three boats below
with SO men in each. Two frigatss
were in sight of this place last evening
at sunset.
The prize to the Yankee which has
arrived at Portland, is ship Of 500 tons,
and has cargo Of dry goods on board,
invoiced at 5O,oo0l. sterling. The
Yankee had captured and manned tho
day previous British ship with very
valuable cargo.
The Portuguese brig Sactaiiebto arg
rived at Portland on Sunday from St.
Jsgo de Cuba-~as brought to on the
passage by the Br. frigate Eolus, but il
blowing gale Of wind, she could not
send her boats on board.
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Nsrr. York, Jail 8.

WeU-T orH, Jaty D. =
A gentlehisa has ARRIVED in this
city from Bermuda, which place hs
left on the 18th of June; he states,
that ships ofthe line with troops on
board, had sailed from Bermuda,
destined for SOME part Of our sea
board, and that Admiral Cochran
with \ more ships of the line and
several frigates, &c. with troops,
were to depart for the American
coast On the Goth Of june. The
Gentleman further stated, that o.:
ders had been given at Bermuda, for
temporary barracks to be immediates
ly built, for the accommodation of 80,
600 men.