davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-12
-TTRGf.l.K4 LEGE5I.. IrIr9 y.

Col wilson c. Nicholas Coz Alternately was sr-
pointed Gu Thursday last, Ccrersos Of q: EonInor.
wealth.On the last ballot the so;ss were 10, Colon
Nicholas lo2, Col ArInisead Asso;, III Ccn,ounl 90
On the same day. d. William Ayarliisx- and a.ao,
.Ncttrt eeusries wsre removed foni the Executive
Council, in conformity with the mandates of Tic Co-
tition
On MONDAY next, u Senator &C the Z Sand Two
Councillors viii 6eapPoatcd = The Lesiaiat;.sc o.
CT Wehave no room in Ills DAYS prr>. f,r con
ments on the whining Resolution q Couaec:;.s-s
the conduct ofihe Eastern States.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-12

.o,,s y. a poor compensation for o.. sacrifice Of ma
y, .as,sb,' lives. N
ad:,,.l Cochrsnc ssie,i Coz Hslfl~ shortly after
,i.,. Rear Al,nis,i Cockbuirl hes here: M
s,.n ad cli nesSnfe is the result
OF ortrrs from England, originating "a The negceiatcns
n Ihcnt- -
The troops however remained ia the Chesapeake at
Eent pslsd, believe, ami sha'id ta-se uegocitios
acxnnnc orabiv cur American irie,,is think
,nsv prepare themselves for saother witt.
Cps asis CT twenty sail OF vessels przrs WITH -four,
&c may be hourly expected uGdcrth Urylus and Eal-
r. from the Chesapeake.
-. October Is
Ar since our last, II. NJ. s Albon. R-.r Admiral
Cockburn, and hebr7,s from the Che,npeake; and
the Rather With Convoy tros Jamaica, and the Canso
with :, convoy from Halifax. -l-
Tile Brig Point Shares captured shout 10 miles
from The Island on Friday last i-r
Ar. since CIR last, the Menasus and Dia,iem, from
the Chesapeake. We have heard nothing new by
these arrs-as.
Capt KKsAu, of the E,na bomb, lost his life in an
attack gu militia in the Potomac
From, the Utica Gazette er .H5v. L.
we learn from Sackett's Harbor that the
British feet has returned from Niagara to
Kingston, with Gen. Drummond and aconsid-
eIabie portion of his army on board. Troops
have also been collecting at Kingston, from
below. for some time past.
! Mai. Gen. Brown passed through this vii
I1gc a few GAYS since GIL Ills WAY 10 S'dShctt >
Haibor. The most sautary effects may be
expected to result from this intelligent aud
jostly esteemed officer taking the command At
that place.
we learn from Buif.,loc that General Il
ards army has rccrossed the T'agava, ex-
cept small garrison left in possession of
Fort Erie. General Browns division has
commenced its march for Saeketts Har-
Dor.
The militia Of the county Of Onondasa have
been called out m n'asae TO repair to Sack
ett's Harbor. They commenced their march
OH Friday last.
The Legislature of n. Jersey adjourned on
Friday last without having elected g Senator
of the U. S. They are to meet again In Jam
uAry.
1t is said deputation from the indie
pendents of Mexico, is on its way to Wash
ihgton for the purpose of forming an alliance
, CT = commercial nature
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-12
Y l. o 5 e.

n hN the 5th inst. between the Eagle Tavern & Toll
9 y House m Msyo's Bridge having gone down the
ha street as low tie siell rvero, anal rous thence
alog ie eross street Immediately to the Toll Ifo1se,
Il ~ y 1repiigi,ie htsfctnenf ia mahogany case,
wf1rpcd III brown rsl,e, with de subscriber q name
Wf"en thereon bbcralfewsri will be give.Tx the
ccipery Of t'e sane to Il. Brooks at the Eagle Tasorn,
NJ ~
H. L W00LDRTDCE.
november IL s.g4.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-12

:. TX I u lFUVs y.
An express passed through this place vcs-
terday on his way from Buffalo to Detroit =
He stated that the principal part Of Gen. L.
ards troops were at Buffalo, the remainder u
Fort Erie--the outer works of tie fort bays
been destroyed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-12
NoRro1K. Nov. o.

".
We stop the press, TO state thai the flag from bcInv
has returned, and understand that tue report by
her Is that no Killed or wounded on board
the Franklin. Five shots passed through one of tie
British bargcs-thcy state one was killed or wound
cd on their side
A Ndshipnau and three men have been exchanged
fnr the like raak and nuDber, taken in an Eastern
Shore schooner. Havingnn person in our possession
oil Mr.. heimslcy' rank heis tobe sent 10 bermuda.
LEDGER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-12
Nrw-Yonr No...al...

NEw-YoRE, November 3
ship arr wi,hiu Sandy Hook v yesterday afi.r,o,r
rnd anchored near the Fort pilot who came ,p nom
the Nsrrowslss evening, informed us Tia, she s.,y,
ne other cs'ors than American Jack at her cirso,
nasthead' gun sn't ea,oe upan hour later, tie gc.
Gcers ol which stated the shin carried fss. ,d -,
heating Up. She is supposed 10 b. tbe Neptune o. IN,
Jenny Corn Iiyepool the hitter was u hryc saeJ IN
September with the Rev. Dr Ron sine sud farrpy
YfRhbv.
CT Se0ardl .9d'erfseucf tsadD. 'f.Is s,5 ~,
- ---s----.-y.. .
w r wish to purchase Wheat, C,,rn. Flmlr 49,. 4,
w Stases, dcabe snd SINGLE and Iio5;, reig.
= Al%-2LLS e Ga
NVN~ISngF ,. y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-12
PRov1pBNcE, (R. IT, Nov. 1.

= LIZ IStNIHTc u 1kHOue-I StuHlI, "
Yesterday the honorable General Assem-
bly, OF this STATE, Convened in this town. Much
important public business arising out of the
situation of the State and nation will en-
gage the attention of the Legislature. The
resolutions passed by the Legislature of Mass
achusetts for the ,appoHtncnt of delegates to
meet in convention at Hartford, On the 18th
of December next, viii receive that consider
titles them.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-12

ENEMY IN TIE POTOMAC.
s-r.~act GA ieft.5.jtom .S.tt,heg Ba.iey, Eag.
TO I'loyor Moore f. Bfocken6rou!ga, (tgoso
ON The General .4ssemjiy,J gated,
" Ia, RIcAroNr CHI. Nov. 9.
" On my arrival at hone, found the enc
my III the Potomac. consisting OF 9ships. and
some smaller vessels, Stree whicn time, .
ships have gone down, leaying yesterday e.
ven'ng ships and some small vessels. They
have pitched some tents on 81 GEORGES Isl
and. As yet thsy have made no atienips 10
land on cur side-I expect thsjF ctjecl is ~ocd
and water--ard as usual, e::pecs toy w.l
call on US before they .leavs,sae river
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-12

Defence OF Charieston.-7He committee of
.fortfcationSat Charleston. s. c. announce
the erection of the foiLoyVinS 7uoyka IL addition
70 those formerly e-cistiHg Jirfhe d.jsnce Of
the city, 1'iz.
Five batteries, gylich nonnt
% from 80 10 l8 Founders,
.v;th room for % more in case Of attack.
). f4Tnaces FIR heatigg shot,
.oith STARE guns, carriages and Other alta
TofKs.
The short time IN syhich The citizens hare
completed those fiyefaratioHs reflects the
Hiehest credit on their zeai and diligence, and
challenges coDaharisot 7Oith'tie cfectiUe pa
t5IosiSm of any other toyOn in the coilhtrY
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-12

Governor Snyder is re-eiected for three
gears GoOerno1 Of The ,State Of Pennsylpania.
Iiismajorlty oDer Isaac Wayne, The .fderal
and q'tid candidate, zoW be twenty Thousand,
a fer hundreds more az Tess.
The Senate ofPennSyiuauia zo0i haze more
tam two democratic members for one feder-
aHsf
The congressional representation 7oil be
eighteen democrats md I'VE .tederalisfs.
Press
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-12

othey, is preserved ia tiis--5t Is holy .ni
Just spirit. Is.was born with the wa,r, and
he VIII p-eserre Il 70 his death. 1t i Z spirit
OF vererat;cn for these, who love their c a-
try, and are determined f necessary to ole
tor it.--lt is a principle 50 pate ard holy that
every father inc1.cates il OH his son. IT. fine,
II is spirit which it is honorable t. feel and
scandaloos to smother. The Indulgence OF
i has subjected the writer on 70 re occasions
than one TO maliynity of hatred which he is
proud 20 repay With the silence Of contempt,
CNTO.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-10
WATERFOWL, April 81.

From Sackett's HQr6or, .AtnL Is.
The most lively emotions of Joy. were
this day manifested by tn: troops and CT
tlzeRs Of this place, on learning the ar
rival Of that " excellent Officer" major
general Brown. His arrival was an
nounced by discharge Of cannon from
al OF the forts and park of artillery in
the harbor.
The enemy On The Niagara frontier,
At Fo,t George and York, on learning
The approach Of General Brown, very
Prudcntly thought it advisable to clear
out and hasten to their strong hid at
Kingston, where the B itish forces arc
now chiefly concentrated. The dra.
goons have also arrived at the harbor
with the general His army is expect
ed in day or two. Sailors aud marines
are, in considerable numbers, daily ar
irving.
Commodore Chauncey's feet with
the exception of the frigate, is nearly
ready to sail. The iriga,e vii! be iauach-
cd next Saturday.
The well known enterprise Of the
nnmodore, and the unre nitting eXer-
lions Of Mr.. Eckford, the master build
CT of the frigate, give US the assurance
Gifts being ready for sea in a few weeks.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-10

dav at Esperne, in order to proceed
70 ST. paiais Con the BidOuse, and
Dan ION the Grave de Pau where
fhe enemy are understood to be 10
force of our Interior movements
we know nothing. The main part
Of the Allied army, will continue tor
the present on this side ofthe Adour'
Action Of the 1ith.
Butcher had taken up position at
the village of Vauchamp. Mar
mont attacked it, and failed. II was
several times vigorously attacked ard
as vigorously defended, taken ana
retaken several times. Grouchy
made movement in the rear. and
the allies retrcated TO Champauberf.
Grouchy is said ts have reached that
place before them, and they were
surrounded. But then comes and II
If the light artillery could have
come up they would all have been ia
ken. However 10000 prisoners,
10 pieces of cannon, and 10colours.
are said to have been taken. {" And
thus" adds BonaParte. +" the Si'eslan
army, composed oftle Russian corps
of Saehen, and dangerous. and the
prussian of kieist and Yorck. eighty
thousand strong, has been in feur
days beaten dispersed, annihilated,
without general action. and without
any loss proportional to such great
results"
We have been so much accustomed
to Bonaparte's annihilating armies
npon paper. which We find afterwards
to be healthy in the tieId, that We
confess we are not much intimidated
by the swelling sentence We have
just quoted.
Where Bonaparte was on the morn
ing Of the 1 9Th it is not said, but we
believe at Montmirail, SO that on the
18th he was at the same place he
was on the nth.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-10
NETWORK, May 6.
HIGHLY IMPORT ANT,

One Of the first mercantile houses in
this City. has received letter from
the Supercargo of a neutral vessel, in
long passage from Gottenburg, dated
Of n. London, May 4, which states,
that 90 that day he was boarded by the
English ship Bulwark, of "a guns, and
Informed that he could not 60 into any
port 6f the y. States. The Captaia Of
the Bufwark informed, that he was d.
rect from Bermuda, and that the ADM.
raj (Cochrane) bad ordered the block.
ade of the whole American coast, from
Eastport to New-Orleans.-That late
accounts had been received from En-
gland, announcing that an ARMS.
TICE was signed between Bonapsrte
aud the Allies on the 5th Of March
and that there would be Peace on the
Con,iaent. Thata formidable force was
preparing in England for this country.
The above vessel being short Of pro-
visions, was gcing TO Halifax.
Admiral Cochrane's Proclamation.
A friend has oblisingly favored us
with copy of a proclamation issued by
Admiral Cochrane, at Bermuda, on the
25th Of April last. Besides the ports
declared in state of Blockade by Ad-
mirsl Warren, Admiral Cocarane has
extended the blockade to al the Ess-
tern Coast, from the point Of land
commonly called Black Point, to The
Northern and Eastern boundaries be.
ywcen the U States and the British pro-
vince of New. Brunswick ;" which he
declares in state of strict and rigorous
blockade.
Arrived, the sloop Sally, Macy, Z days
tom Charleston, with rice AID cotton
to.he ma ter. Left 10 vessels for New
York. Sailed in CO. sloop Cilly, Chad
wick, for Boston. There bad been no
cruisers off Charleston or Savannah fDr
8 months. OFF Cape May, at II on
Wednesday night, saw ship under heI
topsails.
BosroN, April so.
Messys. Laag e Turner,
The Spanish brig Santiago, 20 days
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-10
LONDON, Feb. IS.

LONDON, req. 20. ..
We arc concerned To state that the
grand allied army has been defeated
with considerable loss.
Bonaparre preceded without delay TO
Troyes, here the allies were collected
in great force
lie attacked them in that town, early
on the marniDg of the ed, and defeated
them with great loss.
Government were in possession Of
the substance OF this intelligence last
night, but Calais poper received in
town this G'ornlng gives the following
particulars:
Fifteen thousand killed, wounded and
prisoners, some generals and great
quantity Of cannon taken.
:" Son(ogne, FEB. 2S.
" Dutch papers have arrived to the
| Oath. They bring some accounts Of
the stormiDg of scissors, They insist
| upon the loss of the enemy amounting
| at least TO 10000 men. The Swedish
and Danish, and Prussian and Saxon, &,
Brunswick, and Russian and English
troe ps, are all in march southwark, with
| not the semblance of an enemy to OPP
pose them, until they shall have crossed
the northern frontier, and penetrated
deep into old FraGce. On the 18th last,
Gen. Gore, with Scotch regiment,
reached AimeIo aid on the same day
| Count Woronzow arrived at Liege. On
| me 18th Gen. Won Bulow Quilted Brus-
sells, and on the 25th the Grown Prince
was to be IN Old France"
February u.
Letters were received Yesterday both
from Paris and the French coast, the
former 10 the 22d, and the latter to the
oath inst. Those from the coast men,
ton, that gres, Joy had been occasioned
throushoui Picardy. by the intelligence
that Bonaparte had obtained decisive
victory over the allies, on the 2lst of
this month, prior to the junction of Blu
cher with the Austrian army that Wit.
genstein had The command ofthe allies,
and that their loss consisted of $4,000
men, and upwards OF 100 pieces of ar
tiliery.
We should suppose that in any such
general conflict, ScbwaFtzenburg would
have had The command in chief, and
there certainly has been 40 firing at
Boulousne, or in its neighborhood, to
celebrate such decisive achievement.
The letter from PAS mentions, with
,ome exultation, the triumphs of the
French arms, at Nangis and Monte.
reau, but tits admitted that the fears of
the public for the security ofthe capital
are far from being removed. 1t is as
serted that Angereau at Lyons has OBJ
tanned reinforeements from Suchet's ar
my to the number Of $4,000 men, that
he has orders to dispense the light
troops of Bubna, and to operate often.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-10

Of the enemy at Romilly and St. Hilaire |;
and Joined by Gen, Wit,genstein, he a
gain attacked them near 81. hubin aad
Marnay, and drove them upon Nogenl'
bart of which was occapied by Count
Hardegg on the 10th.
Count Wntgensiein having advanced
towards P lin. -sur-Seine, Gen. Wreda to
wards Bray, the enemy abandoned the
left of The Seine, and destroyed the
bridges, which were re-estshlishea by
she Allies; and Gen. Wrede advanced
,owards Proyins. Gen WlttgeBsteih
crossing at Point-sur Seine, Gems. BIZ
ancbi and Giulay were at the same
time marching on Moniereau, and mcs-
sures were t.ken to place the grand ar
my IN the lefi of the Seine, with the
right at Merry. and the left at Monte
reau, &ith The corps of generals Wrede
and Witgehstein, and Of The Prince Rov'
al of Wutemberg, at ProriDs and Vii
ieceuve.
On the 10th, dispositions were made
Con receiving intelligence that Marshal
Butcher had ropulsed the corps opPos-
ed 10 him, and vas ad, snced bei ond
Etuges) ~ remove the head quarters 10
Bray, and toe corps Of Wrede and WIT
eenslsin by Nangis towards Melnn' that
cf Gen. 81 anchi pressing open Fontain
se.u
M. Robinson was officially acquaint.
ed, On the Dad at Troyes, thar on the
i7tA inst. Fonlaipbieau was taken by
C~uaos Hard gg and Ths,n, and Gen.
Plat Ct; the enemy lost some guns and
prisoners, and the allied advance posts
wete pushed on towards Paris On the
i8to B naparte attacked, with large
corps of Cav | y. at Nsngis, the advanc-
ID &C. ps Of G. un, Witigenstein's corps,
uader Count Pahlen, and drove it back
| with considerable loss both of men and
artillery. Prince SchwarlzeDberg then
withdrew his arny behind the Seine.
On the l9 h, the enemy made three
desperate attacks upon the corps of the
~ lI( IO|dl VI w pcoNCu az
M"ntere@u, and occupying The bridge
al that plsce He was repulsed with
l1ss-the prince Of Nuremberg took
some cannon. Late, however, in the
evening, the attack was renewed, and
the enemy succe ded in obtaining pos
session of tie bridge, and it was under.
stood that he had passed over Conslde.
isble part Of his army. The head guar.
ters of Prince zenberg were &c
be a: Troyes on the night of the 18Th
On the morning oftne 20lh Mr.. Ro.
bins-n passed thro' Marshal Biucher's
whole army, from so tn $4,000 strong
in admirable order. /, vas marching
from Cha'ois to unite with the grand
army. rne head Of the column was
near A cis.sur-Aube, and about lS OF
D English miles from Tfoyes
THUS far tie C.Bfc!aL bulletin. }
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-10

siyely in the rear Of the allies. AlthS
archives, national treasure, AID magni.
icient works ofart, deposited in Paris.
have been put in cases, and buried mi
the cayerns of Montmatre.-That city
is described to be in the state OF hustle
and activity of public fair during the
whole night, from the anxiety and Gu
riasIty of the Inhabitants, who are re.
ceiving couriers every hour from the
armies. 1t mentioned IN one coRmu'
nication, that since his successes, 30.
napaue has determined, adopting the
language of the. confedera.es of Ores
den, MOTTO resume any negotiation I'M
iii every soldier of the invading forces
Is removed behind the Rhine.
We sumo tine ago mentioned the re.
port of Court of Enquiry having been
appointed by the commander in chief,
TO consider the cases of two Lieutenanth
who had been prisoners of war in
France, but had recently effected thelr
escape. - The result OF the enquiry has
been, it is said, that these officers have
been found guilty of breach OF their
parole of honor and they have been &C
cordngly sentenced 10 return 10 con-
6Dement in France by the first cartel.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-10

WASHINGTON Gil ~..rsI.e
Copy Of a letter fro" w.. .trs
Chouncsy, 10 the SefrF'a''
Navy, dated NIL
U. s. Ship Genersl pS 81
Sackett's HarboF' @""
prii 1914. lubh.
sIR-The Lady of tie ~ = ~. vs.
I have kept cruizing as i"p ~ king.f'
sci between the Gallovs a''u ;, bayils
ever since the ice broke W.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-13
"MARITI1gA ROOTS !.

.
Again do we hear ,i.is disgusting cant. nm,
INTO the mouth of the puppct through WHOM,
prehisate ministry play Oft their game
Regent; i''os
am ut all times ready to- ents. into d;s
Cdsston MIN mat governihenr IoT u Co,..-.a-
tory adjustment ut the differences belw ell
the two countries. upon principles Of perfec,
reciprocity, not inconsistent with the esta.
biisi.ed maxims of public law, and with the
maritime rights OF the British empire. /"
Be H remembered, that the ,'nia,itin,e
'Ighf Z IN question.i Is IA right 20 search sur
ships. BY petty officers. and take, ar then
discretion. aien, whether native or adopted
by carsiawsl forcibly from them. into gal.
ling sersitude: and
&c IL remembered, That G.. Britain herself
ciaiuis the right of Naturalization and
Be gremen.tarcd,; That our govern,.er,,
have Y ssed law (which they cease to ns.
tnraGSs BRITISH scanen, ard ;ilus only clam
the Fight 10 preserve the nations honor, il
The iirutecsion of those, To VIXEN it is AREA
dy pledged and then,
BE u determined, (if it be requisite) te
PerSerere IN SO righteous cause, until $. e,
fern:fy grosps grey %
And Z vast majority of the people have said
-.saien.!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-13
CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, Jan, s..

The following resolution was yesterday
laid on the table by Mr.. Jackson of Virgin.
Ia.
RESOLVEO6y The Senate and House
Of Representatives. " tie Oidted Sfaies of
america in Congress assembled, f7v 0 .hiyds
Vboih houses cOncur73a!g. Tina; the follow
Lowing articles be proposed to the legsia-
tar. 8 fthe sc ersl states, as amendments to
the Constitution OF the United States. each
of which, when ratified by three iourtiis Of
the said legislatures, shall be valid to all in
tents and purposes, as part OF HE said Con.
stitution:
1. Congress shall have power to lay a
tax or duty not exceeding per ccnium
ad valorcm oil articles exported from AM
state.
Q. Congress shall have power to make
roads III any state.
Congress shall have power 10 make ca
nails in any state, with the Consent OF the
state within which the same shall be made
a. Congress shall have powerlo establish
national bank with branches thereof in o..
ny state.
MIR. Wilson of Mass. presented petition
OF Jeremiah O'Brien, collector of the nor,
Of Machias in the district of Maine, prayiae
that the Public may make payment for SUP
plies purchased, and .11,at the men employ
ed by him in defence of that port against ,h,
enemy may be also be paid by the pubic
Referred to the military committee.
MIR. Kent Of N. Y. presented a petition o
Thomas u. Benedict of Ogdensburg In sal,
state, praying payment tor property whicI
was destroyed by the Briti.h forces upon ,h,
capture OF Ogdensburg Observation-Disclosures
to tue committee OF claims.
Mr.. lngeraolt of Pa. presented the petit,
ON ot Catherine Robertson. late widow of ia
COB Ritter, praying compensation for hts re
volutionary services-Reierred
On motion Of MIR. l also the petition G
Jacob Clement was again referred 10 III
COMMITTEES Of ways sne means.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-13

on Fishers Island, and went in pursuit Of a
british Lieutenant, who with difficulty made
hisescape they however succeeded in sccur.
ing ls dozen of his linen, which he had brought
on shore $780, Z q "a &
The British of Ecv London are drawn up in
such siHstian as 10 render il impossible Tor
Iconiuodore decatur 70 make his escape to
sea.
.AS,o Haven Pry;s,xr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-13
THE CONSTITUTION.
!. MORE BLuE LIGHrs

A letter from Boston, dated So,l ult. saw,
hasten TO inform you that the frigalt
constitution gnt under way this AFTERNOON a.
bout 4 o'clock, wind fresh at N wv. NAV
success a tend her. understand the Brit
ish vessels which have for long time been
watching her, are now wind bound in PRO,
vincetown Harbor. >"
We donot understand hriuc.e signals. bur
now cohiesMr BIcLow's paper II tile s1st
UT. to Contain the following curious marine
articies :" Fort Of Boston, Thursday, Dec.
under it =
ihe Palladium wa. far fairer; it stated
the tact, with its usual oracu.ar wisdom..-
Tie Cub If Zrauors--The l1aahiyp.
con BeneOoieaf Socsefy." have erased The
untarils.ied name of Com. DECATUR from,
their list OF honorary members. OH the pub
lica.,on OF his letter of Dec "a, to the Sc,
t'easca!. What fellow feeling for infamy.
q Balt. Pat.