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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-11
Nnw-YoRK. Oct. 6.
--LATEST LONDON NFy1rS

AS'N a - i4ONlJOIN NEW y.
London papers, from the oath of July to the
9th of August. were received Yesterday at
the office ofthe Evening Post They were
brought to Halifax by the Qucensburv Pack
ct, which arrived there on the 9th uIt in Sc
days from England.
The Speech Of the Prince Regent on the pro
rogation Entertainment, is amongst the most
interesting articles these papers contain.
On the subject of our affairs it is brief. but
pacific. The Regent says,
a. regret the continuance of the war with
the United States of America. Notwithstand-
ing the mp evoked aggressions of the govern
nent OF that country, and circumstances IN
der which 1t took place, am siacereky de-
sro1Ls u The restoration ofheace befzvcc,l the
f7ro nafIons UPON condi0na honorable 10 b0t6.
Bat until this object can be obtained, I am
persuaded that you will see the necessity Of my
availing myself Of the means now at NV dis
posal, to prosecute the war with increased
vigcr'
We are happy to find that Commissioners are
not only appointed on the part of the Bri-
fish Government, but that they have set out
to meet those OF the u. States Ifno new
and understandable pretensions are set up On
the part OF England (as the ostcnsible causes
OF quarrel are now reduced within narrow
compass) we may hope for peace with a
great degree OF confidence. On this subject,
we believe, a very short time will put an cad
TO all our anXietes.
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FOREIGN.
RosroS Oct 9

BosroN, Oct. s.
Iei:est from Ers-,mA--t gentleman who arrived
last cvc,,ing at II o'clock in the eastern sa,c and
with whoIri VIC have had ano,,ortunty of co,y,.rs,,
lew minutes, lett London August g. and Halifax Sep
tcmber IL.
lie infprsthat the British commissioners J.n,,rJ
for t'hent August .i-tha when he lett England orl
I'LL had not sailed, hut there wis still talk o his ,on;u
To Ninei1er-tat the general feeling in ENGLAND was
very hnstiie 10 this country, Lut that the Prince. Re-
gents speech prorostinx Parliament Aug. 6worr "a
Their pacific asi,cct that while IN Halifax which yos
but short time he hal no knowledge ofanexIeltion
preparing from that ,,lacc
He brought London pGpcrs to August 6, part of
winch he pnt into the mail tor New York We were
favored with haS perisal oiscvcra papers q; Ia.
d-t,, which contain articles OF considerable. inte
rest, bu not of su cint importance to reouir, us to
stoG The press. The Prime, s of Wales was abn,t de-
parti's ior the continent. The Empress Maria Duisa
is mo- gong to Eha rs ;- been asserted There, were
considerable disturbances in Suzerland
PorTs MOUTH Oct. l.
The Washington a. Of whel, CAN'T HIN hasbeen
snper,utcr''g Che 5iln, WAS launched 10 rlav 4, half
past l. o'cioel and am Happy TO say. without the
slightest ACCIDENT or impclimrnt. She made the most
naendIceat launch t'at b. conceived .,nd is with.
ont exception the most clesan,v moldefI ship ever
saw. write You this amls; the thunder ofcannou in
compliment to tfisichv pleasing event
An Officer from Fart Independence Yesterday NOR,
nmg informs that 1t Morris who wen, IN, board the
icander onSatirav evening with a. fac- with answer
to communication sent tA Gen. Dcarborn by Sir G;
Collier, about weeksince relative to the exchange of
psoners states that there were several peccs of Ord
nance on board for land service and that the cnrriares
were hanging over her sides Sin Co Collier cd
- aud fiigatcs-tl,at SIP Rowland Hill had arrived
.. HALIFAX with l2O0Otucps and that AN attack might
nc expected sulr where on our coast II was his S.
"eorSt Opinion, that Great Britain wiShcdto Continue
ne war IN order tp cn,nny her numerous soldiers and
sailors whom she dared not crust IN itlen.-s,
a. e ~ n
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Fre'l tie Boston Gazette. of .Jf,y,y1v
NE<-O N-YI Hn IN Ii L, LII, y


Sunday evening, - o'clpck-A gentleman arrived
II The Eastern stage, wi,oieft f1lmou,h Eng the 9th
aug IN The QuecnsLly packet, arrives, at Halifax in
So Gays passage.
The London Gazette Of July so, Contained the ap
pointment nj Lord Gambler, Henry Goulbortrn and
Wm Adams, ESra. to he Commissioners f,r con,Iuc
TING ;raty oI Peace with the u States; and the
Star ofthc 5tl iug said
he 'nowingnre reported to be the p.inciraI term,
tn be proposed by the british Commissioners az Client
IN the American Negoc;ators
he british isleyi,.S connected with our North A.
me1can ttritorieR MOTTO -, under anv c;rcurslnces
encroacied upcnhy the ritit tens er the United States
The Whole of,hc Lakes, especially Lakes Ontario
anu t1e, To be- etrluNvcl% British.
forts oeinv dosc,iDtion 10 be constructed in the
neai,horh0ot pt tlese lakes Republican ground
lhe Ohin n be the limit Of the territory Of the IT,
Stt and tho INDIANS 10 Le cgaanteed the possessions
AMI hunting grorn north aud Scsi of that river"
he Ledger o: tie ID Arg says" .nrd It'll, we
near has been sumncnsc1 In receive his final instruc.
usns tor proceeding 30 take the command OF Tie Brit
merica."
49, he var with America was very popuIaIn Fnglard
he American slaop o. war Peacock was cruising on
the III Sth IN'y abont7 leagues 6. w of Waterford
Town One ofthe largest fleets ever from CHI, lad
arrived in England
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FROM Lonfon hGhcys TO the 9Th lug.
BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS.

Suf,rddY, JuiV 80.
The house met this morning at ten, when
the royal assent was given to those bills which
were passed since the last commission.
The Speaker, attended by several members,
soon after appeared at the Bar, with the vote
of credit bill in his hand, and after bowling to
the Prince Regent, addressed his Royal High
nesSin the following words:
Oiay u hleHsc yoir Rovui IigHucss.
We, his Majesty's most dntihl and
loyal subjects, the Commons OF Great Britain
K ireland, do now attend your p oval Highness
with orr last bill of supply for the service Of
the present year.
" Assembled at a period when the fate of
Europe was still doubtful, and balanced by
hopes and reverses, we have been anxious,
bit not inactive spectators, of those great
transactions which have wrought so fortunate
change ia the state Of nc civilized world.
Daring this poi'cntous interval, we have
pursued our legislative labors according 60
our accustomed course. applying practical re-
me les toprectictj evils, incident to old csta-
blishUcnts or arising 3ht Or o. occurrences
ga so1c cases proceeding rrincutaNy bv
Jaws % limited ourc o1 u 9tlr p, co.octing
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GEN LZ.4RD'S .4R0fY.

Geneva, az Y Sett. 26.
Inc troops unley the command Of General lard
landed ON Thursday evening last the mouth of Cen
heSS'e rNeT ana on Friday morning, took the ridge
road to lemston-Sone persons believe tI,ev are 90
ing to storm Fort Niagara, while others REPORT t1at
they are to cross at schosher and endcayor 10 chi
OH The retreat OF Drummond's army.
we hau accounts last evening, that Gen DrlInmond
had raised The siege of Fort Erie and retired IN e.
','rorge 'fhe has heard of Gen. Yards movement
tins may be correct.
About 400 British prisoners taken at the ost b,,,I
are now near this village, their way to Green,
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For the amendment

For the amendment 81
Againstit 70
The committee then rose, reported progress,
and obtained leave to sit again.
And the House adjourned.
Friday, Der. Z.
The House resumed the consideration of
the resolution declaring it expedient at this
time to remove from the City of Washing
ton.
The adoption of this resolve was opposed
by Messrs. Pearson Of W c. johnson u Ky.
Forsyth 81 Geo, and Hazukms Of AZ. and
advocated by Messrs. oharr Of K.u. Bro.vn
Of Ten. and IngersoH Of Penn The debate
was able and animated.
The question on the passage of the reso-
luton was decided-Yeas -, NAYS ~
30 the resolution was agreed to, and a
committee appointed to bring in bill in pur-
suance thereof
And the house adjourned.
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From the Bufalo Gazette. Sen, 81

Do Wednesday the British retreated from
Their encamp'nents near Fort Erie. They
were pressed in their retreat by troops from
the tort, q were obliged to destroy the bridge
at Frenchman's Creek, and burn what stores
they had at that place
lhey are represented to be terrifying at
Ch ppcwa, and at Queenstown Mountain.
Zen. "ipIey has been removed to Buffalo,
have died, has been brought to Bif;1io ami ;s
doing as well as GOULD be expected from bi,
severe wounds.
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WASHING ON. Oct Z.
The Senate Yesterday confirmed the nomi-
nation OF ALEX. J. DALLAS, tobe Secretary
OF the Treasury.
The House of Representatives yesterday
voted, By majority of one vote, that it was
ecXpe iicut to remove tue seat of government
from " aShington at this time, and a commit
tee was appointed to bring in a bill accordinss
iy. his vote IS no certain Indication of the
hnai result. We repeat our impression that
the bill to be reported will not become law
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CONGRES.s.
IN SENATE Octoher G

-. ~ SI<-'- I Il, OCIOOfT 0.
MesSrs Mason of n. II. and Wells of Del
aware have attended, in addition to these
heretofore noted Mr.. Hunter of Rhode ISL
and, Mr.. King of n. Y. and Mr.. Gore of
Massachusetts arrived in the city last night,
and will no doubt give their attendance
tomorrow. The Senate will then be nearly
full
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BOsTov. Oct T.
london Price Current or tueusf /, pa,t NJ
wLrh we shall cory tomorrow contains the foIovj1r
Ti CIV NJ Safurl-v net. announces ,io o-,,,.,
meni ~ uwor britis'i Comu.s ,nrr, ~ meet tbc 4.
Iir'c ter''ar'n ~ The Continent, for the purpose
~ a1N"t'e negotiations circumstance calerl.ted in
i'eh r. drtress the price american articles were
noi Chat Tic unst ,i 1roeet rfir,, or,Io 80.
ri tic stac emo syogcJiy s'e.,s,ncd o.i, r,'. .'
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drawers, stockings, shoes, guatres, hats. caps,
plumes, feathers, &c. &c. together with a va
riety of other articles
lhe above articles were designated BY the
enemy for his vessels of war building at King
ston.
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te'senec that Major laurence has CALAMITY repalsed
the e"enIv with great loss blowing up a vessel OF 80
g'n,s. O;iy OF omr men Wer. killed :,si woun-
died. The officers bringing n, dispatches viii b. here
IN an hor, when Twill be enabled TO give you the par
teu.arS.
have The honor TO be, very respectfully, your obe
ent servn,,
ANDREW JACKSON,
.aiaj0r General Cod.,s.
Hon. 'oHv AR~srroSG,
Secretary II Np'.
Ert'dct ofu letter iccei,ed IN iris Gin.
'Sv letter Just received from Gen, Jackson he his
beaten the British gnl la'hus Mobile Point blown
up the Adp''ral's shit, and sunk one brig-Abo,u 20
OF their crews saved The ieticri saw
Wrf. DONNISUN."
FArkrrEvIssr, Fcn.l Sept. d, 1914
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TO THE EDITORS.

oacHet9S Hdr5or, Seft. 18Th, 1914.
Nothing important has tI' inspired, or is
actually in progression at this place Our
fleet has some days since returned, though not
INTO haroor, from transporting the army up
the lake at present it is in Sight of Pe5insr-
la Point. The British with their 100 gun shin
are every day expected to leave port Col.
Mitchell as yet retains the command he will
III day or two be superseded by general Of
militia
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MAINLAND ELECTION.

washington county gives MIR. Ringgold a
majority OF lf5 only over Mr.. Baer. We fear
that Mar. baer Is elected. Allegheny county
only remaining to be heard from
PHILIP STUART and CHARLES COLDS
BoRoUGH, are reelected to Congress from
their districts.
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Iopk-GW Past, Oct 3, Mon.
The enemysforcr "a Lynnlnycn is now t-ye rrio,,a,
one ,tore ship one brig ard two tcudcrs The race
aud store ship undcr sail standing mp the hay
Oct Z, 81 minutes afei'G, h "
~ sun-rise this morning, G-isatr one brig and
two sehonners, got under way ud stool ont IN sea.
licmain Iva tie bay, one figaie and or, store sim
-, Oct 5. As minutes bast G., H. III
The same rs before
To;al gone out 'cyenty-f1urs,O
higgtcs,
briggs, SVessls Of yV9r
6 schoOners,
4 tenders.
&c
StrsnspVtg sud store ships
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BY TjIF STEANIpOA1.
from Nle .WL0nu 1ro-,,s, r ~.

Y T-T-T
from The W, st W. have nothing Of intercs, C,.pe
hrQwn aud lza'' bad conference on MONDAY last
and each returned 90 his army at Erie and EataJa II
was uhde'too' that the force under Gen z.ri ys IN
proceed Immediately TO Buffalo
tom. Channccy is in pogf. II has been renor,ed
that the British fleet would sail On Sunday
ofuu NJ ne FcomaHTY--VVe are. informed thru,
pretty Tcet channel, that when Gen Prttitt's BRIGADE
10 Nashinstonand Warren mustered in pursuance oI
= general order to march en- muse To The nort,crn
irotcr there appeared under arms f.yg hu,,,e and
IJy more men than were ever mustered at an nst,ec
uon or eYlew-ihe surplus consisting of exeu,1fs Lo
volunteered \ stronger evidence Of the patriotism &
'alorol our cointiymen cannot be eyinccd
49,, trom He bIu'L1i0ion Crnfine! oT F',id1.
The British large ship taken by com. M'Ilo1oueb "a
repaired and pointed She is undoubtedly o.c nj he
nu 81 slds ol her class in the British NAVY rnoi,t;
- Ions double fortified ~ Founders with loct, az
Ia'Ili"g m the whole SO guns, she is 100 feel in
lsn1gih' 40 feet in breadth presenting most form.
''Oic battery, anJ which lii bnd been managed VII,
we sNi'l ct VI DonOngl, was sufficient of itself IN
nave captured or DESTROYED the Whole If our fleet -
experimenting m danger from tie enemy in this omar
t'r' we understand thai tie Commodore intends !,
c" uaysto pu his Beet ny for winter quarters in Mn,
MH2 Y bl'r'-hhow, place called near Scarboroj
lWhtc iml) From the situation oftle ad;,cenf
.ockSsn mountains, being almost perpendicular.
mall battery viii in all human probability defend our
nc rom any force which the enemy may bring a.
'"0'f o. 0ttr guns zgsre .bnrf b;ecee
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NrV.YoBE.O Oct
Ertract Of letter toGe Edisor+ aalsa tIi,lisg,o,.
Orr. J.,,fSi4

- OF. J'.j i6I4
There being nouews, can only give vou the opi
Mons nj the day. These src,--tbat Gov Tou.Dkins
will b. Secretary Of State .ii NJ D,lias Secrtry o
the Treasury that Congress viii rot leave this psce
THAT Dizzy havc not tIe must DISTANT flca Of making
paper-moneyOr trtz's,,ry-npies . legal tender -,ot
G'ev viii Immediately establish National Rank dee
mother principal branch ia yopr civ that 'rr.aeu
~ Notes wiilbc issued bearing an interest Of II per
cents that TIE Internal Taxes VIII BE- greatly IN
creased, ard eHtcitcd 60 many articles winch 40 No,
contribute 10 the support Of excellent form Of gov
crnment, amongst them VII be Whisbav. Cotton
Yarn, Cotton and WooIlen Cloths, Leather. sc IN
double driies viii D. continued Tor Iog period and
such other ctergetc measures adopted a. viii pr,sr
the nation willingly to meet its fate whether Peace, ~
Nari and am sorry to have it in my power to add
thai the government have the loas expedition nj
the former The Committee Of WAYS aud Means ,his
dy decided IN favor OF National Bank, only one mem
Der voting against IT,"
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P0STSCRIpI

hAver's' learnt, by gentleman from Gennessco
river, that Cen lzasl was detained until SATURDAY mon
mnglor I've want Ut Wagons. The troops left The RI
yer st O'Clock on Saturday mmninstr.;r fo." -
$500. ''' 'e1 %
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From the BURLINGTON cenfiucl .Sebt %

From the Burlington Cenfnlcl, Sent so.
Sir Geo. Provost, with his army which was
at Plattsburgh, has gone into the upper pro-
vince, except small guard, which is left at
ChamplaIn or Odlctown.
ARMISTICE.
BY gentleman direct from Montreal. we
have intelligence by late arrival at Quebec
OF an armIstice having been agreed upon for
appointed by our and the British goyer,-
ment, to negotiate and settle peace. The
intelligence was received in Montreal and
sent by express to Sir George in the upper
province From the source BY which this in
formation IS received we consider, it entitled
to some credit.
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NAT1OS1J II rELLtGEscTp.-ExrRA
Washington, October 3. ,
II o'cinck, A. VI. :
HFU-QUNWrras,
7ih Military Districl.
CT, y1foti'e, SEPT. nh, 10 h H.
ieVe bu moment tOspsre n tel y0u since
the departure omy letter of THIS rioi-1 n M ,ee,
las returned from Foit Bowyr with the pl, sing 10
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vernment, and that peace is by expected to 10 70
Immediate consequence ut the discussions, and TO
deprive the holders &c American products o the ad,an-
To their interests"
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STA. CRuTC,.TrED.
Camp Se!Gsa, oct. fM, 1914.

NASHVILLE, Sept -
We expect shortly TO hear Of important
events in the south. Already have the enc
my commenced his war in the neigibourhood
of Mobile.--And but for the confidence we
have in the man who commands our forces
there, we should dread the issue. A letter of
the 9Th, and concluded the morning OF the 9th
instant, received in town yesterday, mentions.
that on the night of the 4th, u firing was
heard apparently or 9 miles from Mobile,
which continued several hours-carlv in the
morning, several persons arrived in camp
(the headquarters of the Sd Inft.) who made
their escape, and state that the British and
Indians were overrunning the country, and
destroying every thing before them. General
jackson Immediately detached two or three
hundred choice men to meet them, and give
relief to our. settlements The persons who
came to camp could give no information as to
the number OF the enemy-but that they were
British and Lriiups.
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ENGLISHMEN OF ALL COUNTRIES.
The crew ct British privateer taken late
ly at the southwark by our gun-boats, though
consisting of only So men, (colcured and un-
coloureD is stated to have originated in no
less than 10 different countries and islands.
viz: From England 6, Bermuda 8, Ireland Q
Portugal 2, Italy ., Scotland 1, Nova SCOTS
l, Germany 1, Sweden 1, Prussia 1, Norwav
i, Malta l, Corsica I, France !, Cuba /,
Martinique l.
While Great Britain employs sachmotIev
groups OF g black spirits and white. blue sDi-
litS and grey, against us, to Kill, take, sink,
burn and destroy, one would think she need
not be 50 tenacious ct her claims to the per
petuai allegiance OF her own subjects, and so
violent IN her charges against MS for harborin,r
and naturalizng 10 time OF peace the natives
OF other countries, IN a civil and legal way.
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NEw-Ynnr- Oct {

Two deserteis arrived in town Yesterday morning
rom the SnPer' -, in Gardeners Bay. They reporf
Ih@o'c'Vestoee Americans, who have been detained
years IA e bi1ish service, and that they were semi
on s''rc with toIasne party, when they made tcir
escape hey state tin the enemy furnished almost
d9l!, with our different newspapers, by gry-hegld
pil0t. - -"II,.'"
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We are informed bv a gentleman from Wisc,ssct.
that an entire sergeartS guard whichhad dsserclru
Castne had arrived at that place and enlisted in our
army.
Tie legislature Of the Commonwealth will convene
M tins town tomorrow, in obedience the procama-
ton ot the Governor.
.'I'tfreGi, SEPT 22-In our last nuuser we inserted
al, the Information had then been able To collect
relative to our late truly unfortunate expedition on this
frontier, anil we have not since been furnished with .
ny more satisfactory Intelligence on the suhec,--ge
have aow ever been favored with the Northern Ce,t-
mel pubhshei at Bilingtoa) ut tie 18th inst. from
witch Ne have extracted some of the cneny's details
ei that -;atcd event, Together WITH Gen Maconl,',
orti'r IN the occasion. Much exaggeratiou will no
doubt be discovered in the Statements of this heroic
commander 6t the man Object Of our regret & mort,
hcaton remains 10 he reflected upon With no common
deS'e OF a,o''Fhncrt the extent of Our loss however
piecipate The retreat may have been. we ea.ot c,n-
ceNe to I've equal to- that blaznnc nv the enc,,v either
IN fnen, stores or provisions but il hes unfortunately
been much too great r every respect. Nohi,. could
have been more fortunate for President Madison than
thsdsaStrous event-the viii have been rnreiy-
cd most probably in tine for his Message To Corpyt,.
at BlotgSts Hotel ;he i9,b inst. and thontn as
semble ia sight Of the ruins % the Capital our lat. Vi
SIT TO Washington will amosthe forgotten in the s,sr-
dih truinphof the American arms on Lake Cham
pain naturally eager catch at means that r
tend I" prop the 1e~s Of the administrations the mai.
onai rFsle viii be swelled more b. TIC ucS and CIR
cun's;anee than by the extent of advantage they have
esi e,. in i,.c rest'
Arrived here F.:,ley last from Burlington ,ert
Drew of his Maicsy S lato brig tanact AID on Tues
DAY last, Capt. Priry ate commander the same
vessel understand ,t.' b',h these siant officers
are on their parole for 4 limited period.
QuEREr, SEPT 10
Arrived I5th, shin Ferfsiends. Morris, DAYS f,,n
st Johns island, 20 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS officer
and 62 men ofte t05'l, regt.
Ncniel st1i'd thai the telegram reports this tlav
81 Transports, under Of H. VI s;n Ploye Ia be-
IN the river They sae,i from, Cork on The 2J,h Juv
CaIrrcorHE, Sept n The expedition ae,. inst the
hostile ldisns IS notabanGonsd stated in Ike general
order Cuh.ished il last On his arrival at Urban
IA, Gen NJ Arthur received his Instructions and pro-
ccede'l IN organic Gc troops then there We under
stand tina; they marched from UrSanna on Monday last
Gcs.
fredericksburg Oct. s.--1iie detachment of Nj
i';ia 1T Camp Sellen the Potomac we are indeed
sorry totOd, have recei' ed orders prcei to Mary
land immediately. We iy this movement. as,,in
lett ina state ofcrrosure, aud the enemy in force our
negh'orhool. V,ro,I
G J In obedience to recent orders, the detachment
under nay command viii proceed on their march 10
Suowdcr's Iron Works between Washington and BAL
tnore, &c sc.
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GLORIOIIS NEWs.

8 transpptp sud ,torc-sbips.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-02

Mr.. Madison's war manifesto !. re.
published in the National Intelliae Ger
of Thursday. This inAammatoc9 steN
is brought forward, we pres"6r "a
keep up the scar fire which seen 70
be pretty nj. h extingsished ever IT tie
breasts of our warmest be iliserents The
anne paper contains Procsamaion ty
the President, By which he deciarce the
late blockade ofthe Anne oitan cuasti'ic-
gal aud imprao ticahle Beir 2 Ncga!
because the Pr. si'!ent has proclaimed
it SOY it affords Us DeN caNse oF waF il
ue have Q mind to imlvove il bat at
the same time being imt,act cQ5le We
think it might be as well to take no no.
lice fit. Neutrais will, nc doubt, enjoy
free ingress and egress to and fron our
ports, the opposition Of the British Ma
w to the contrary Notwithstanding, FIR
although GU f,igctes are blocked up
10 creek. and Cry docks, we have host
of Priuafeers, Let!ers Of Marqxe and
Gun Boats.