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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-19
From the Boston Palladium Of July ~
THE NEGOTIATION.

A letter from respectable merchant
in Gottenburgh, to his correspondent in
this town, dated 25Ih April, says, $ The
negotiation for peace between the y. S,
and England, will probably commence in
aboutthree weeks In that time Messrs.
Bayard and Gelatin are expected from
London, add Mr.. Adams from St. Pc.
tersburgh; who the British have appoint.
ed still remains a secret. The British
will insist on the right OF taking their
men from your merchant vessels and
if YOUR Commissioners are Instructed
not to yield or wave that subject, the
war will continue and incline to think
its continuance probable"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-19
Liberty Engine House Lottery,
Highest Prize are-

1900
500
1900
Besides Slooo':, ssoo's 10.
This is ono OF the most approved
Schemes which has been presented Tor
some time past-it contains only ~,
600 Tickets, and not two Blanks to a
prize.
The fret drawn Ticket j. entitled "
Three Thousand Dollars,
And the first drawn 1000 blanks are
each entitled to prize of Sic Osltars
The drawing will commence in 4 few
weeks, and will continue rapidly until
finished. Present price of Tickets on
ly Five Dollars. ;.
-. Orders from distant places Zen.
closing the Cash, or Prize Tickets in
any of the Lotteries post paid, addrsss-
ed TO tie subscriber, will be promptly 4
punctually attended to, and vita the
same exactness as iii personal appli-
cation 1.-The earliest intelligence will be
forwarded Of success. :.
TIT Companies and individuals who
purchase any quantity oil Tickets will
pc allowed the usual deduction, and ap:
proved Notes, payable after the conclu-.
sion. of the drawing, will be received in
payment, as we'll as prize tickets and TO.
reign bank Hills. 20
]. I: Cohen, jun.
No. 10, Market street, Baltimore
Cohen's Z" Gazette and Lottery
Register"
Is published every week for the use Of
his customers, to whom It is sent giraffe
Others pay 80 per annIm. 1t con-
tains the drawings Of all the Lotteries,
and regularly corrected Price Cur
rent, &c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-19

Forty Thousand 1Ickots--hot TWO
blanks to q prize.
The Frss drawn Ticket IL entitled -
Five Thousand Dollars.
Present Price Of Tickets Ten Dol:
lar.; with ths usud discount to pur-
chasers of so Tiskels or more. The
drawing will commence during the en-
suing fall.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-19
July l9i

Wanted to Purchase
# NEGRO WOMAN qualified for a
Hous, Servant. For one we'll recon-
mended, liberal price will be given.
Z quire of the Printer.
Ju,y 10 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-19
COHEN'S
Lottery and Exchange 0D'ce,
BALTIMORE. \

q. . 4 i 80 - = -, r.x,
The Wa.hington Monument. Ho: g
tai, & Trinity Church Lotteries, havl1is 8
been concluded. the subscriber invites
the attention of the pubic TO the ioi;
lowing abstract from the Schemes Of
:: TWo NETT LOTTERIES,
TO BE DRAWN IN BALrIAoRE.
Masonic Hall Lottery.
Higher Prize. are-
i prize OF $4,000
Il 10000
10000
u 5000 4
20 loco ..
IS SOCK:
Eortv Thonsand Tickets.-flot two
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-19
Attention |!

Alexandria Marine artillery
Are he,eby notified to attend Nustr
at the Gun. house in the Market square
on Thursday next at 10 o'clock A. Me
for the purpose of exercising he GUNS.
By order ofthe Commanding pfhcer.
Septimus lowering,
.Aetmg Lieus.
July ie
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-19

/. The $4,000 Prize wa. divided &
sold in one ha5 and tue quarter 1nkets.
being the highest prize ever sold in
Shares ID this country. The fortunate
owners were persons in extreme want,
who, BY exGending trifing sum at
COHFN'S OFFICE; were thus in .
moment put in possession ofe67asnee
and INDEPENDENCE. 81
Baltimore, June 2o-Jaly 8. ist
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22
To Seine-Haulers, &c.

THE Subscriber will contract with
seine.Haulers, &c. to supply them
with Salt at specified price-and re-
ceive we'll cured No. Herrings in
payment thereof, delivered at 4 stipu.
lated time--proposals May be made to
him at Triplett's Hstel or to Messrs.
Jackson and Rumney of this.place.
B. J. Handy.
March -. "a st.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR sale.

A TRACT OF LAND containing
two hundred and seventy three acres
and a half, situated on the banks OF
the river Potomac, about four miles
from Alexandria by water. On the
tract there are two excellent Herring
Landings, the upper one is well I'm.
proved by 6sh.house, exceeded by
none in point Of convenience. There
is on the premises convenient Dwell.
ling-House in good repair, spacious
Kitchen with two rooms, which may
be converted into lodging. places for
eight servants, and large loft .
smoke. house, and milk-house I; there
is also an unfinished frame building,
which at small cxpcnce might be
converted into barn, near II is well
of excellent water, and there are on the
premises two good springs, part OF tho
land has been covered, and is sdss
ceptible Of much improvement, tho
fences are in good repair, coEsidera-
BILE port post and raii and there is q
sufficiency of rail timber and fire wood.
1t is presumed persons wishing to
purchase will view the premises--a
further description is considered ufi'
nece ssary-for particulars apply to
r. l. TAYLOR, Eaq Alexandria.
If this property is not very shortly
sold by private contract, it viii be of'
fered at public sale on the premises
some time in the month OF June nexti
N. B. There is considerable mum.
Der of young peach trees Sc; in full
bearing on the above tract. ~
C. w. Valanger.
March ie. DIFF.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22
WAsHINGToN CITY, March 81.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

Detroit, March 6, 1914.
aI limited to you in my last letter of
detachment of troops being sent from
hence under the command of Captain
Holmes, to pursue SEINE British troops
that were on their retreat up the Thames.
They were overtaken about 20 miles
from the Delaware town skirmish en-
sued, which terminated In favor of our
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22
SANCHEZ


WILL stand this season to cover
w Mares at the low price of
Dollars, provided the money is sent
with the mare, or note for Dollars
payable on the lst of October, with
half dollar to the groom in every in
stance. He will stand at Shutters Hill
on Mondays and Tuesdays and at the
Oxen Hill Cross Roads on Fridays &
Saturdays. The season will commence
on the 10th of April. SANcHO, was
got by Sir Peter, out ola brown mare
the property of B. Dulany Esq. who
was got by Halls Eclipse, out of M
Brent's Ebony, who was got by liz
Carlos out of Col. Tasksrs Ebony,
who was got by Othello out of Selma,
who was got by the Godolphin- Ara
bian..
March 9. 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22
BACON & LARD.

DACoN 8 LAM.
AFLOAT at Merchants Wharf, a
small cargo of well cured SmstAyfeid
Bacon.
35 kegs do. LARD.
In store 8 hhds. Muscosado sugar.
Will be sold low.
IS bales first quality Spinning Cot.
ton.
A few barrels Spirits Turpentins.
Double refined Loaf Sugar.
Coarse and Ground Alum Salt.
TO RENT,
The house and two acres of ground,
adjoining Mr.. Beal Towards.
JOHN GRID. IS
March IL. a.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22

troops upwards Of seventy were taken
prisoner killed and wounded the re-
sidue made a safe retreat. The British
force was about 200; some OF the prl.
soners state, that four companies OF bri'
fish troops, together with 500 Indians
were on their march to attack SANDWICH
Ifthis account is correct W. soon expect
another engagement. Some days ago q
Lieut.. Jackson in the British service ar
rived here with flag Of truce, bearing
dispatches from General Drumnond'
purporting an enquiry of Baubee's be-
ing taken prisoner. This is mere
sham. The officer is yet detained, and
what rout he will take next is asyet ur-
certain"
We learn from credible source that
the post of Sandwich 4; which 1t aP.
pears from the above letter is menaced
with an attack, though we think such an
event scarcely probable, is perfectly Sc
cure the strength of its Fertilization &
garrison being sufficient to resist any
force which it is in the power OF the
enemy in that quarter to carry against
it.
The LOAN BILL on Saturday pass
ed the Senate, and wants only the sIg-
nature of the President to become a
Law.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22
REMOVAL:

REMOVAL:
THE POST OFFICE will this day
Be removed to the House on Prince ST
between Royal and Fairfax Streets, late.
Iy occupied by Mrs. Rssler'
March 49,,
For one Week Only
IT is ArNouNcED WITH REGRET THAp
Miniature Licensees
EITHER ON
ITORY OR PAPER
Hal continue 90 be hainted, { csrnts 2.
Prince e Faytar St's.J
FOR THE SHORT SPACE OF
ONE WEEK ONLY
From this date-Those who wish the
MINIATURE LIKENESSES
Of themselves or friends will make
prompt application.
March II sif ST.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22

Extract of an act Of the Cortoratien o.
Alexandria, for The erfingushmen'
of Fire.
Sec. 7. If any person who shall be pre-
sent at any FIRE, shall neglect or refuse
to obey the order or direction Of any OF
6cer who shall be appointed by any Fire
Company now established, or which may
be hereafter established, knowing him
to be an officer, such person shall for-
felt and pay the sum Of five dollars -
Provided the name OF such officer shall
have been first published in one OF the
public papers.
At stated quarterly meeting OF the
Star Fire Company, held 18th March
1914, the following officers were G.
lected for one year viz.
John Janney, President.
Thomas Shreve, Treasurer
CO mmenders.
John Muncaster, lst'
A. C.. Cazenove, Cd.
William Veitch Sd.
Regulators.
Jerome Plumnsr,
VIM. BartlemaH,
Peter Saunders,
Elisha Talbot,
VIM. n. Brown,
John B. Patton.
PROPERTY Men.
Joseph Milburn,
Wm. Gillian, s
Andrew Flenming,
Thomas Shreve,
Daniel Mcpherson,
Andrew Scholfeld:
TEST, ]. COMING, Clerk.
PUBLIC SALE.
On Tues5av 2Cd March will he sold
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-05
HEADQUARTERS.

ChiIAcOthe, SeIft I'm, 1914.
Circumstances beyond my control, some of
which it would be improper at this time to
communicate, impose on me the painful dur
of announcing, that the Mounted Expedition
proposed to be carried on, by or,'si. Of the
President, against the hostile Indians, is al,an-
doned. The information which was solicited
from the War Department, in relation to the
ply, credit for tour of duty, &c. allowed to
tiIose who light serve On the expedition, has
not been received.
TO those patriotic citizens who have volun-
teercd their services or the present occasion,
tender, on the part OF the government, nv
sincere thanks their zeal is worthy Of the
just cause in which we are engaged they
wilt consider themselves, together With such
militia cavalry as may have hcen detached
for the expedition, honorably dismissed !;
the preparations and arrangements ordered
with view to the prose uti0ti of the expedi-
ton, will therefore cease.
Ali Quarter Masters and Contractors arc
hereby directed to furnish forage and IA
tions to the troops Gu their return to their
respective homes,
DUNCAN M'ARTHUR,
Brig Gen. q = Army,
Com. 9Th Military Dis.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-05
DUNCAN M'APTHUR,
Brig. Gen. q >. Army,
Com. 9Th Military Dis.


: = ATVf. : VLf-f OoI' ].
By our last It viii be seen that since the
attack on Baltimore, there mad departed Of
the enemy's ships OF "a guns, 3 friga .es, 3
briggs of war, 3 tenders and schooner.
From 96icidi =, fior1S since ouy l7sh
LINK or P2st, Sehf. 90, hQLfhast 9, n.
Mo sail in sight standing down the bay a
higate that came down last evening has gone
to sea a man of war brig came IL & ancho-
red near the rdzee."
4" 1T 8ur- set, the 30b.--The vessels that
came down the bay this morning, went to sea
at 4 p. NJ. they a as follows l frigate, 2
briggs of war, schrs. and ] tender, with a
briggs and ship, transports, ore st0re-ship 4
1 merchant ship"
"Oct. /, haLfhast s, 4. Mn ship came
down last evening, ant anchored near eiie ra-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-05
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.

INVOCATION.
Addressed TO every Friend of his Country
Sons et Freedom ,sLo hn,r6 fled
Uheye WAsEISGToS Or WARRES led,
Cver heaps cfuighty lead,
'CGi,'st 10 an Enemy
SEC dgoip ! ahe battle iouer!
britain rallies all her pg7ee7---
.No4r GcscenGS Il fery sh17,pi. !
Caimons ROar and Rockets. fig!
Shades 9fPat,fots in the Craze
Si,tdc@ ctpartcd He1oes 6rave
Born yOt,r CoU7t;,'s IlgltS 10 Sd7e,
Frae ruthless TmGnts s.sdy!
Rorfse yoHr gallant Sons ~ arms
Ei,i them 1vnke 10 Freed ms charms
Bid item rush 10 Mars alarms
Rouse and drive their Foes drsGy.
BID item hasten 10 Ire strand,
S,rord TO S.vord, o1idhG'll TO land
S..fer not a F6e 10 hind
On the Shsles Of Laer,y!
BGcf- to Ocean dire tie SLr1es
There to Perish IA lis Travss!
Sae Thea. n 10 tier 7raf',y FraUes
Hort|ly not on Earth 10 de
CHORUS.
Sous Of PGtrTefs IN the Crane
Sons ef parted Heroes brG1~
B.rN, got7' Co,ntIys Rights 10 sG-e
From ruthless JyguEfS STgay;
Re not bfnd IN Ffecdot's charms
BE not deaf 10 1rm's alarms
Rouse ye ! Rouse ye ! g1ack n arms
ROuge ! and drive yotn' Foes ctsay-
Hast ye ! Haste &c 10 fie strd,di
'S.sord 10 S1goTd and hand 10 hGIld!
.SuGer not a Foe 10 land,
On me Shores Of Liberty.
Back 10 Ocean GIUe the sillleS!
There top9ishiN Us 7raucs
Sink them 10 theiI' 1rat''y erazeSi
Uo,fhy NOT on Earth TO die!
An American Of f776.
>Et8GrHIA, Sept. 90, 1914.
% The Editors efti,e republican .Nir7ys- fatsra a
Baltimore, requested to insert Me GdoOe "a Mei
abers. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-05
FREpER1cKsBURG. Oct. 4

We learn from Westmoreland. that several
large vessels OF the enemy have for several
days been as high up the Potomac as ST. Ceor-
ge's Island 1t is supposed, from their CON
tlnual knocking on board, they are there for
the purpose OF repairing. Mr.. Rensdal Pierce,
who has been prisoner upwards of two
months, has been liberated.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-05

SICK, and guard heiNc rccessa,-v To orr hsr
gage, we were ahlc to take only rs with MS
s"oyoung men OF st. Georges .neiehhorstod
volunteered, and behaved haidsou,cy l
1ooS them first to a house on st. C;eorrrs'
where We heard that there was paftS *
.urty "hen We got there We fund tnat tney
nd set OF, and we waited tail the ta,ee i,ad
gu cut OF sight hear:ng there that there
iad oecn III targcs 1T MIR. IS the.day
0eipre, and tina; the British, were there almost
every DAY, We resolved to t-y our chonce
w proceeded cautiously thro' IL Ids until we
hao approached tho house within half a mie
On less, @hcn discovered the csnt;ucl lean a
renee. 1 was sure thcn OF sometime. TO do. I
ordered Capt. 1aylor TO form into two tivis-
IONS winch he most promptly executed, and
was nc sooner done than we 1iashe on AZ a
tuli speed charge. When we reached tire en-
6. sure near the house, ordered the men To
Suohn, q hasten TO the shore where We.
round : baryes & the Engiislin them, pushinp
on DIS haro as they could. ordered thet1 10
surrender, bat finding them not disposed, We.
commenced brisk ire Upon the outermost
o nae. AT tue sane time some OF us rvlshec, into
the water and laid hold the nearest which
we Orou-tt 10 shore. In the other, VIXEN Wc.
commenced IRE, they held up ther hanGs
and begged for mercy, at the same dine were
poShny OIL and some pretending to push IN.
was deceived and hcy managed to yet cnt OF
musKet Shot. j ordered the ihen 10 lump IN
cAe " her boat * pursu. ti.m hich was cs
gerry obcyed, bull soon found my men were
oniy soldiers, not sailors. Out of the first
ID a, we got ten prisoners, in the one that got
oil three were shot, two fell ovei. and one in
the boat. We picked up the FIVE Others, two
along the shore and three returning with
Their plumber on two hors
from the prisoners we learnt that three
l1ieutepants and Surgeon were still on
shore at a house with twelve men. | fur
nished Captain Taylor with a guide and sent
hnl IN pursuit OF them with Eirteen mon
end ii ii is possible he will cat them, for "A
more brave and active man never saw Just
alter the hiring ceased six bargcs from about
1T Mays Gnu CHI ON The opposite side and
three from the mouth Of st. lniyoes, Showed
themselves, but they dared not venture near
us. we waited til they had Ill gone down
Almost out Of Sight, when we moved off aftei,
completely burning up the barge
Os the officers ard men OF Capt in Tax
ioi's corps t Is impossible to SAY who behaved
best they all acted the part al brave men,
o'clock at night. Capt Taylor has re-
turned, not being able 10 find a.Iy of them.'
Fig0ners Cultured
5seamen arul,ery ner, ! sergeant; S
regulars; steward, all OF the Diadeol. To-
tai IS prisoners.
Three kille or wounded.
The House of Repre- sentativcs did not 81
Yesterday.
The senate did sit but did not receive the
expected nominations To the Departments,f
\ ita Al 'E.fas.c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-05
ORITURRY.


We have the melancholy task OF recording tie death
of SAMUEL FLE.4S,4.N'I.S, Esq. the Editor o. tIe
R3g9nu .9rguS-who departed this life yesterday
EveningYlio shell paint the loss OF this good man
his family, to his friends to lis country2 WastieI>.
pure man among us Ii Ss'nue Pleasants.
Was there any who loved his country 1t was
H. amuel Peasants. Was there whose % hand was
open as day 10 melting chariyf" II was Samuel
Plcnsarts. Was there any admirable far the pur
o his sentiments o. the integrity Of lis conflict
Here he man. Beloved by ais friends, the prop
Of numerous and amiab!e family; the friend, the
neislior, the Pariot, has descended TO the tomb
FirrA nthe political faith, To whose propagation the
Argus has been so zeaously devoted clear in the
reception Of that republican creed, in which he belle
we'd wasivolyet the Cause Of his dear country, yet
gentle were his MANNERS imam btous was his course
cord, 50 gnptlerlaniy Sanuel Ple,sants, that
lie has almost stipt party spirit offs V-,uicd n.gni
ty; and tn V ere lis Warmcst political enemies
were compelled to bow with respect before him.
Farewell, friend of the signs OF all attend thee 10
the tomb.
or The fiends 81 acqrf intan"e7 Of Mr. Pea .
requested attend his fnners tits mornns; o
clock from his dwelliDg-hGnse TO the family buying
ground mites in the esuntry.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-05
DANIEL D. TO1IPKINS.
Albany, ScfT. e, 1914.
Extract Of a ictter from a, oferr, dated

Extract Of a ietter from al oferr, dated
Sackelfs Har6or, Stht. 20.
SUNDAY before last, the Commodore, with
the Superior, Mohawk, Pike and Madison
(the three heavy briggs being at the head o,
the lake, the Oneida i'll port, and the Lady
ontne way beat into Kingston harbor, with
fresh breeze right ont the port. Before he
got Within mics of the Regent, the flag
snip. Sir James hauled his brig close into the
90 X, got out springs and swung his broad
SIDES TO- that is, OF his four ships, precisely e.
quail to our four in all respects but one. SIR
James has more men than he knows what to
do with. The Commodore beat into K nrs
ton iIarbor, just out of reach of their bate
rics, hauled up his courses, furlcd top-galant
sails, hove to, and lay there within about four
miles Of the Knight OF st. Bento of Avis ali
the afternoon till dark
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-05
N. YORK, Sept, 90.
Extract ofa letter to a gentleman IN his an

dated Watrrxozp,i, Sent. 81.
&c This morning our feet sailed with Gen.
lizard and his army--their destination said to
be the Genesee river, TO proceed TO the assis-
lance of Gen. Brown. The last spies report
Gcn. Drummond as being on his march for
Kingston.
g The British launched their Thunderer on
the 10th, and expected to be out early in
October"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-05
NEw-YcHE, Sept. 90.
IMPORTANT.

Extract ofa lcttcrfr q gentleman at Nszv-
Orleans, to his friend IN this chg dated
S,ft.2.
&c An express has this day arrived from
Mobile with the Information that a treaty has
b a. lade with the Greek Indian, by which
the y. States are to receive about % millions
of acres of land from tine heart of their coun-
try. They bind themselves to have no con-
nection Will, any other nation than the Amer
leans to raise the tomahawS when reques-
ed and to bring over, or cXtirpate the re-
fractory Indians NV at Pensacola. There
has been a large quantity of -four shipped
within q few days tn Pensacola, the eXporta-
ton oe which is this day prohibited by the
6 ,vernor. Cen. Jackson is at Mobiie-nh
and doing gee
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-05

Gen Scott is appointed to the command Of
the 10Th military district, in which is inclu-
ded the cities OF Baltinor, and Washington
Cen Gaines is ON his way TO Philadelphia he
being appointed to the command of the 4th
military district, of which this city forms a
part Phil Press.
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zee thick weather-her rate cannot be as
certainet'."
Total gone ont, seventy-fours, fcigates,
brgs of war. q tenders and 4 schooners, in
ali p vessels ct war; With transports, i store
ship, ana lmeichant ship, in all 30 sail. As
the wlnd was blowing in, it would seem as if
the vess IS that went out yesterday were in
haste to depart. Ledger.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-05
Ua8hirgfor, OCT

Ua8hrgtor, OcL g.
Erfrzrt Of a letter from CoL Z. H7tfck, of rte
Hfypiand dJtifia5 10 he Secretary u WcT,
dGlcd
Leonard Town, Sept q, 1914,
10 o'clock, p NJ.
" The brave Eirgiuians you did me the ho-
nor topiace ut my disposal, have been lucky !;
to-daywe captured q barge aud is prisoners,
and Killed or wounded iacn at Porto Belio,
a place on Sc. Maiy's river. o. us, none
ere hurt, except one a lttle by MS horse
falling. Zen OF Capt. Tay,os's corTs ben I
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-05
Office Qfthe .Mtv- York Gazette,

The only news by the Fulton Steamboat.
arrived from Albany this mornibg, is, tha
Gen lizard, with his army, sailed from Sack
ett's Harbor on the Goth inst
Gen. Scott came down IN the Fulton, and
Gen. Games, as far as Hyde Park.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-05
LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
From the Canadian COUrant,
1V--..-I O.. Z

IE4oNEICLt, JtJtf. II 4cl4t.
Shortly after the battle on Lake CmmpIain had com
Inenced. our batteries opened upon tlic enemy
forts ati works troops we're preparing 10 assault
them, when, nconscquencc of the disastrous result Of
the naval contest, it was deemed eXPeicnt to recall
the stcrrniny PARTY then Advancing.
The object OF the expedition hayiag been compl ~
frustrated by the loss oftie feet, hc po@'son q. the
cnemy's ioris End works were not considered Of sui-
Gent Importance to compensate for tie vauabl lives
Of the many brave Which must have been if
eeG 70 ohtaiu them, particularly the post would
no' have been maintained, even five had gained pos
sission OF IT, Cur feet not fred upon during any
part OF the acton from the enemys batteries J he
y one IRON whence it tupprs the squaIgm coild
have been annoyed, WIS battery constructed by the
enemy upon tie beach, FROM Whet DIZZY driven
wit out shot being iIvl from it-imiueliatcly after
the fire Of or hsttolic- nad opened
(AImk now does this account Tor their bJec Hrfe
rctitot lbouei they could not take tic ioi, Why
run away from ii n suoll a COMPOUNDED hurry Lng