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wa made to lard on the Southern shore cf the
so;otaae, nesr the tiSsionaiine ct Northumberland
ana Northumberland, Tor the purpose ct taking re-
srocs who seem "a he the IsvcF,,e Directs og plum
irr hut alter Gated md successful rndesyors
to bes' down house with tb.ir sru6ery the ener,y
were Ivy the spirited conduct o. small detaeh.nent
ut oar men, driven % t.er SHIPS. winch soon !e.t
s1d three Of thsir vessels were seen passing down
the bay ssierdsy, tar out To the ErsNsrd.
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CrIARLh.STON. Msr 4.

NiiFhI1Fi> q =, My Il.
h-r. last sailing prI"ateer schooner ca
RoLrNE. Caps. ALMEn}h, from a cruise
81 eleven weeks /; N whcA time she made,
i've captures, three OF which :. . ordered in
and the remaining ago DESTROYED. alter IA.
king ont what they he'd on board Of value
Since quitting her cvu sing ground eff ia
wanna. she has passed along tie Coast Of
t'onAa, and was aL anchor off Sc. Mary's
river on Tuesday and "Wednesday last
sent her boat IN shors, and lSarnt that there
mad been one or two Br,ish cruise,s lately
Oft there, but saw noshins Of them.
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.HFW ADEERTISEMEA rs.
GEORGE NJ. cARRINGToN & Co.

= Y ADDITION TO their former steel, have JUS. re-
!. ceivcG assortment If Drugs, .icdiciaes.
Paints. oils, Dye-S:ugf &c. f0gether with Il SAP
Ply NJ -ifessrs. ". s. .gisor e Cos Pcfens Poct-
tt j. .gitr, Sgitiout Phosph2rUs, LfJr fighting can
t.ies. s-PGrs. Producing fam v7.hon rhe AID Of
pre- ar! At Lemon fed for ~ GAiag I'aaoA Lem
ondlc, Shfu5, &c. retaining all RE edvOr of the
T. esh fnit,1 7rhich they e5er far sale ;ke ost
.cGsonnHe terms.
Orce,s f-om the country. gcip he attended TO
S,ith the utmost pnncaoIty aud AstGtch.
-Hdy rs. --S gGSv
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OFFICIAL.

E%kaff eta Ler9, from, -'Fajor John Turbcryike
10 me .5f5RfGHf LcTeyGl, aa,ea
no g" w s"mofesn:, ltth May, 1914.
Oh " ehnss'hy the 27tr Hlumo, the enemy
made tis appsarsnse in the Fotolrae, and by rooI
'h 'hEtd.y one ship Il ha line snd Two scaooners
rfse"ed Biackstous's leland, where tue, RENAL ed
b"t short time, eni spow sunset came TO- or tisy-
geo Te'at--not doubling thst b.s object WAS Plus
US ani GRAFT continuing reasy 5000 barrels OF
nO'I' having the csy be(o,s taken refuge 10 the
isoSotfiit0--I hssfensd u protect that property.
snH sc the same tins 10 collect force in ev.ry res
Pset sufficient 70 prevent the essape Of negroes, Il
70 rePel tine landing 1t the mo5t expos,d points ~
s"ei parties IS are frequently s-nt 10 shore tor mo-
rsuoin3 POI pns-s. The ilJ-r vesses according tn
ny order, were run TO the source of tbe grs. k sod
CaP'A'n Hsisn with psrt q. mis- company Ut c. $ L.
l'""J' vas Feiuss.ed to tsSs position, as uear TO
t"e "a ths situation q! the a,lisoent shoes womb
abo" inm--su.i tspt. Middleton al a COMMANDING
Po'n'' was posted with hiss srtiiery. laese co,nps
mes con fortified them selves in sIeI wsy, taat
"o.o her numbsr assaii'ug them must have iuev-
't'b'y perishes. On tire Monday following Il I'd
ias' alter the whole Of tbs scut,iron had sdde,t,
o" az night before, gnt under way froa4 So. Gsor
ges i3.a"d TIER anchorage siuce the preceding
lhars1'y and proceeded ouf Of s'gat down the
RIVER, tehofner OF 70 guns and two snsl,er YES.
st''' sup t@red before Pesset0ne, about n Oclo,k
. ~. sbd commenced the most tremendous can
n'Haue, or TIE housg, sni inii:ts qu.tter.d AZ IT,
tH9t nHs ever been dres ed 10 the southern shore ri
t'e ID'oi"a Upwards oS 100 balls, principally u
shore, aud although TIE hoasr q svsc;ous aud HE,
u't Que shct tousssd .--Bauy, bD,Teycr, Looked m
ear 500 on each vrg, ami othera were thrown rs
trH1 norisrs, and aghtcd vittin 20 or 80 feet M
tIat &c ~ the hpYse most defiant tro the en-
H'j' ha"nS J'st paassd ADoys I've root. on the
s'"t osJ, WITHIN one mile Of this place, Bertensnt
h1rcrs ~ TIE heed ri q d.; eli meEt Of Capt Rn.
ga S"H'Ysn"' euee'ei barge aud tender, botn ri
F1ie" recstied o. burning v.fsr! that had rut, -.
,r''"'' ""~'tS snhns me weii directed fire Of
rrr4 81.
osige 3" sIser OH AtCr having fred - rounds
iha "r2trF9"t vas comDe'Ud u retire from tie uns
'N "''''e % halSei.Y against grape md canister
H.shsr;rd from heavy ord1anoe. ~, tbs Stb. I'll
Zee 'es,-'5 a. iasrs'Tsd, ~ trp- days siace. Com
"'rn-J t5ulA arrived - ro,nt Look Out."
c-6y MA i-"-r {er, Sl.arn L1s,5e-.. E,- f.
"e ,'>7@r1' = ~ Iir.g. HrcI II4cIgfey cgf1
y,HeIr h"7a 4ra9c-. .t..1 tofh, 1912
4tc e"+a 5'ioe1t VITA Use eastny On tho 81 ;ps,
Jas 80 bees attended vj,h the ,ces ,npr,
7-"dei tr1m tDe continued Gc;nz q ca non 6-sr,
q ''e uesaoorhoyi o y o4rn0sL .ln stte,np,
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sKIRMIsH Ar THE EASTWARD.


Extract of o letter from Easfhcr,, .ohrl 80.
* Captain Brooks, and a naa,b.r ut o,h-r
ooats. have been taken by the ilnglish crli q.
srs.
=" On thursday last, the Breaun & brig Fan
torre. anchored in this Bay. and on Friday
b'gns i'ieut- Manning Of the 4Olh rect. with
= 'ieu, arrived below, with arms, cioathmg.
&c. Tor the rev troops, which arrived on
thursday bef re. Capt. Merryuan arrived
Saass h'ght. they ran both vessels on shore.
~ tie ''sfrows as they CoOld NOT get w the
1ream and bri%.-Lieut. NJ. sent here and
= a detachuent VI J. men more, which he
re wed Jast before day light this morn;n-.
AooIt sunrise the els were dicc3versd
ny lac men OF war Liout. M. paraded bis
'ner, GO ~ num0er,) on the beach-the
enemy IM@1cdlatelv manned two barres To
saGe the vessels. When the harges got
"it'"n Eunsh@t, they rounded too, and fred
] swivel icon each, when Lieut. III re+u,n-
ed vo:lcy, which made them pull Of
Our Hten had about rounds al them before
theY were oat of reach. n number were
seen 20 fall. Soon after, the Dream and a
tt1der got up with cur vessels, nhen the r
anchored and commenced firing, which las
tea tor some time, without Goiog ANY dam
age Our men return d the FIRE, aid SUP
poseo they woundsd TIRE captain badly. she
:
damage. TIE Brean end brig went out
rouac TIE Island Of Campobeno, IL pursuit
OF Their barges, as they were drivs n through
The naFro@s, and were afraid to return.---
Inere ere abont 100 men in the vessels &:
bArEes, winch Lieut. Mannine kept from
landing with twent3 seven msn. He con-
oucieo himself III = very handsome manner,
6 arrived here this evening, with his alru'
aud all the baggage. lie had but orc man
hurt, aud he was very 81 ghay wounded.'
rtTact cTanothcr ic.ier.
The barge Wece full IF men, aid rt-
tempted landing, " TO Xii 81 the ID YAK
kre soldiers" a. they styled ths,1--tn, it
happened the barEes eot wcrsred.-It rs
expected tia1 AZ least ten were killed or
wounded Oh board the barges. IS nnr,rer
were seen TO f4n The Erram came n
'he'r assistance, and II is rsrn-.ed Ter can
AIN was killed. I've action lasted about
iwo homes, when tie Ere.'r cot under wav
( ."d stood out to sea. The briE inmeliate
~ followed. Merrymsn has now arrived
With his vessel safe. when tue soldiers Ian
ID at LastPogt. thy were received by the
citizSn9 w'tn tovse cheers, WHICH were an
/ Sw.red ~ chs soldiers"
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Erfracf IF u ietser f-oni DennysUiQc, Me.
Al0y l.
hf, troops from Boston, arrived yester-
dday It tas'Port. The company under Capt
Leland VIII rcarch tomorrow for Boston GA
ter way 70 Canada
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We state positively oatthr Pr,c'arqti,o
which We made merton of SD a6 exrr.
sheet, issued igom this tHc1 oa ,e 5lr .n..
slant, Wy as received ia this town. iron, A me-
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.fBquv Pegieter CMce. ST.

.fspQ21U heylSfST CVfCe, SEM, ),
enclose you the Buffalo Gazette which
reach you sooner by Steamboat than by mail
from this place.
Passengers in the stage last evening report
chat 1000 British troops had landed at Gravel
y Point, about Il miles from Sackett's Har-
Dor. M other news.
From tbe Bu7alo Gazette, .4ue so.
Since our last paper, the enemy have fred
upon the encaIupment ut Fort Erie, and done
considerable mischief, with shells and round
shot, but keep their distance from the works.
On SATURDAY., II. feitcn, Of Clarence, belong
ing to Gen. Portcr's volunteers, was killed.
We learn about 90 men were killed & woun-
ded the same fay.
On Sunday, Brigadier General Gaines was
wounded by the bursting of a shell, which
produced severe confusion in the side
Breyet Brig. Gen. Miller commands at Fort
Erie.
Seventy troops belonging 20 the 18th IN
fntry, unuer Lieutenant Davis, have joined
their regiment at Fort Erie, from burlington,
Yer.
A man by the name of Elijah French of
Hartand, has been committed to the provost
at Buffalo, for assisting Timothy Street and
- BuDtn, two British prisoners, to escape
To Fort Niagara--Frcnch was taken By Ma
jor Willard aud some inhabitants OF Hart
lind.
A British deseftsr Of the 41st, came into
NVilliamsviile on Sunday night, AMI states
that the enemy have received a reinforcement
Of the Sod regt. that their loss at the attack
on Fort Erie was 1O14 killed, wounded and
missing that the 41st was stationed in f. Nj
agara, two hundred and eighty strong, eighty
Of whom were sick that the British army
YVES sckiy that orr briggs had passed down
the Lake
a dragon and q soldier, belonging to the
18th regiment, taken prisoners at the Falls.
escaped from the hospital at Fort George, *
crossed the Niagara on raft Of rails ; they
STATE That the enemy burnt our dead which
we're left on tie field, at the battle Of the
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CNPTnRE OF CAsTINE- C

Letters and passengers from the Eastward inform,
that the lsinst about rs l Of British vessels arri-
vela tic entrance Of PenobSot riger-landed about
1000 troops, and took possession ofCastine aud sitter
wards o iieist, in the county Of Hancock and began
to entrenei themselves. On their approach to Cas-
tine, nag sent 20 demand the Surrender Of the
tort garIIsoned by about 80 e. $ troops, under Cap
tain, and giving hum FIVE wiuu'e for deliberiun The
Captain replied hedidnb wish Tor minutes consi-
Iteration and ordered the Gag back Wit, an assurance
that he So'jd ut surrender. As de sh.Irs ncarcd
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.lER.dr.-;n ~, e.,r 4,

.jiGeqge 1iEe .9sig. Al.
Ccfgefa her or1 Col. Ho7r,frs .4g,s7,f for L,alan
.!GfIrS, 10 lie JtGceaency me G0Jr17'oi d'lsed
C'eek.4ge7cp, .7,tg. 25, 1917
"General Jackscr terminated his negotiations with
the Greeks on the 9th Tie irc OF limits drawn for
them q, Coosa river, with re crvc Of two niIessquare
Tor foit Williams to the falls seven miles above Fort
jackson, thence EasCH aId'y IN point two r.ie North
o. Ofuck shce IA lnge creek three milesLelow Autos
see on the East side o. aIlapoosa Ga nee across Tai
iapoOsa 10 the mouth o. the creek a, up the same ten
mics in a 'reetli ae. 1herce to Chat Ito, chce AVID
across 1t at the mouth OF sum ,eho,co. TIE frs large
creek Lccw O,ke.tc,yoc on,ne abCut GS miles Nl+h 10
the con!lnence q Chat to,hc,cheel thence Fast TO
Georgia. wnh interval reserve 10 accom- oiate the
kinnauis.
We continue to rcsivc daily rum0rs Of hostile an
pearances 81 Apliaiatelicoa. Ten Biits, armed VS.
seis Oh that coast Aavc mHjiCcu,cred dCxttrousiv b.
landing and re-'nbarkng their crcYs 20 dec i've H.,
lT.ans III that nc;gbori.0od Tlcy FURNISHED conf
deab,e supply o. the rDiInons OF war c.d some ,ls-
ii', and are trimming TIE IHdins and some eF"'-.+
for pari oses hostile 10 us. VIE hive from cred,bc
,au source, e following from J. iii4 naval p;rc, 10
tie hqstie Chief "Ghe British and other powl-i,ad
conquered France AMI seven powcrs were nov united
aga'rs America y little y 6rc white losts Won viii
hear ii smoke al around the t. States "a tie SEA ports
and tie burning of Pc~der. The is tisi beginning
lbcrt all be Scyeta, a"T-s landing ~ different IIa-
ces. Ills King George sail TIE seven powers would DC
able and determined to conquer America, and
the irii.s', would be masters oft They need not ex-
rcct 70 be- deceived the British would fulfil he.rpro
misses and never leave t.,is land again.
g The Jntiiis Nho recently committed violent out
rrge beiow Hartford FroIa the Banditti assem-
sus under British influence there we're four of them
Asi have confidential people among them. one
Of whom viii probably lie here in week. expect
some interesting dctals to rPreseut ,pck, which
shall communicate 10 you.
/ am, respectfully, Sir, your obeilicnt servant
BENJAMIN HAWKINS
Gov. EARLY
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Falls; cscorroboratc the account of the enemy
being very sickly.
The British hung on the Goth July, eight
citizens at Burlington for treason !; 6 more
were sentenced bur respited until the plea
sure of the Prince Regent was known
"A Mr.. Hopkins, formerly from this side,
and who carried on the saddling business,
at or near Queensto,,, was hung last week (;
since which, his widow has crossed at Lewis
ton.
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ALBANy. Sent. S.

1FIsb|fNE OVpt. y.
Two government expresses arrived in this
city on Saturday evening, and Immediately
proceeded to the North & West Report saws,
that the one for the North, carries orders
contermanding the march of General lizard,
with detachment cf 1000 Of his army, which
have been several days on their march from
Plattsburg to the westward.
General Swartwout is now in the city he
left the above detachment yesterday at Lake
George.-Ihey were to procee Co Gien's
Falls, and were expected to be at Baistown
this day.
General Rail is now in the city we IN
derstand he has nearly recovered of his
wounds
Il was reported by the Western Mail on
Saturday evening, that cur army at Erie had
recently been reinforced by thousand men of
the regular army. It was not said from what
quarter they came.
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NEw-YoRx, Sept. 9.
THE ROBBERY OF THE MAILS.
EXTRACT Of letter, dated Bo4viiag- Green

1@'*t'"tF Y usetEtF, uHFFU DOftlfUpS-UTeeN,
*. dig II, 1914.
" On Thursday last, ID. s. M'Ncal was detected and
taken upfor having robbed the mail. He HIS been
acting assistant PostMastcr about six weeks in Bow
lnggreen audit ssnpposc,l that he has robbed every
mail passing from cast TO west, since he has had char &C
OF the office Friday, Saturday, and Sunday were
spent in searching the caves and sink holes sronn,l
town Bills ct exchsnge drafts checks, pest notes.
dCiS &c. were found to the amount Of 100 900 dollars
he has gotten between and 5000 dollars changed for
silver And the letters gave IN account Of about 5000
dollars that cannot be found He tried before two
Justices OF the pence, found guilty, and committed to
pail. His father ard Thos. Middleton bgled Kim ou, %
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AIEx.speIA, Sept. 10.
Extract o. a letter dated

"By arrivals yesterday from Pensacola VIC are in
formed, aud which inflammation may re most faithfully
relied on that III consequence o the rleroces Of [eue-
RAJ dickson to visit thar plscs. hostile n,auner ti.
Govctr9 yitet; tie British troops stationed ut Apala
Chicnls 20 come to hrs assistance which they have done
TO the amount ofeto mcnard 800 Indians cotl,ed and
armed l;v tie British tNev occupied in re-
pairing the forts u rs also reported that two frieaes
and "a werc in the harior, an, that several Trans
ports we're expected from Haranna and Jamaica -
The last part Of THIS intelligence IS much doubted, nor
dove believe i; butGrtt there have arrived to coo
British ard 500 Indians there is no doubt o."
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Ger who commanded in that quarter was dis
missed without trial, for not preventing it.
am commanded by the President distinct
ly to state, that it as little COMFORTS with any
orders which have been issued to the military
and naval commanders of the Estates, as it
does with the established and known humanity
OF the American nation, to pursue a system
which it appears you have adopted. This go
vernment owes it to itself, to principles which
it has ever iicld sacred, to dis;,vow, as Justly
chargeable to it, any such wanton, cruel and
unustiiable warfare.
Whatever unauthorized irregularity may
have been committed by any of it's troops, it
would have been ready, acting on these prin-
clpies OF sacred and eternal obligation, to dis
avow, and, as far as might be practicable. to
repair. But i'll the plan of desalatng warfare
which your letter SO explicitly makes known,
& which is attempted to be excused on plea
so utterly groundless, the President percet,es
spirit of deep-rootcd hostility, which, without
the evidence of such facts, he could not have
believed existed, or would have been carried
to such an extremity.
For the repatriation of injuries, OF whatever
nature they may be, not sanctioned by the law
OF nations, which the military or naval force
of either power may have committed against
the other, this government will always nc rea-
dy to enter into reciprocal arrangements. 1t
is presumed that your government viii nej-
ther expect nor propose any which are not
reciprocal.
Should your government adhere to a sys-
TEN OF desclaton. so contrary to the views &
practice of the United States, so revolving to
humanity, and-repuguant to the sentiment SIX
usages OF the civilized world whilst it will be
seen with the deepest regret it must and will
be met with a determination and oonstancy
becoming free people, contending in Just
cause for their essential rights, & their dear
est interests
1havethe honor TO be with great consde
raticn, sir, your most obedient humble servant,
(Sgned) JAS. MONROE.
Vice Ad. Sir ALEX. CocHRANE, Com
mander in Chic Of II. B. Majesty's
ships and vessels, &c.
We are happy to have it in cur power to
state, that the President has conferred the
following BrcUet commissions for distinguish
ed and meritorious services in the army of the
US.
Brig. Gen. GAINES, Aug. IS, Major-Gene-
raj.
Capt. d KErcHuM, 25th Inf'ry, July 18th,
Major.
2dLtE. B. RANDOLPH, goth Inf ~, July 25,
1st Lieut..
Capt. t. BIDDLE, jun. corps of artil'y, Aug
IS. Major.
Capt. A. c. w. TANNING, corps Of Artil'y
Avg, Is, Major.
Capt b. BIRDsALL, 9Th Rifle, August Is,
MaIor.
lst. 1t n. N HALL, o1st Inf.y. AS. In. Cen
Aug. Is, Captain.
Capt. r. DEsHA, oath Infantry, Aug. 4,
Major
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IoNDon. July S.
Drhnrlnre of fLe .Avjed ,So7,e,,oi1,7

Departure IF the .4lied So7'ereignS.
The emperor and the grand duchess his SIS
ter did not retire to rest till O'Clock OH We'd
desdav, and rose again at eight.-They sent
and thanked him for the attention he had
shewn them, and the accommodation which
they had experienced in his house.
The Rev. Mr.. Smirnove, the Russian Cler-
gyman ofWelbcc Street Chapel, waited upon
Mrs. Escudier, and by the command of the
emperor presented her with very valuable
breach, in remembrance of the emperor.
Count Orioif, Count Woronzow, Baron Nico-
lai, Col. Fanshaw, and number Of Russian
gentlemen who remain in England, attended
to take their farewell Of the emperor, and
they embraced according to the custom of
their country No person was admitted into
the hotel on Wednesday morning as a srecta-
tor. The emperor, the grand duchess, TIE
duke Oldcnburg, aud the prince Of WGrteui-
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

BOSTON, sept. y.
We Yesterday received the Halifax j. urnSl
of the 22d ult, Containing London dates TO Ju-
ly 10, per packet. We also received London
Evening Mail of July Is to 11.)-Frorn these
sources we have obtained the following arti-
cles:
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CnGLrcornE. Sent. 2.

NHTLTCoTHF, SEPT. ,.
Gen. MARTHuR arrived here yesterday
from Detroit, which place c left on tie 18th
nit. Col CRoGHAN had returned to Detroit
having succeeded III destroying the Nancy
Of n guns, and block house which was
built for her protection. Captain DEsHA,
who was stated 70 be mortally wounded III
The engagement GA the Island Of Mack
NAV has so far recovered, as to walk
without much difficulty. Colonel CRocEAN
IS nov On his way to the western courtty.
Gaz,
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Wecan assure the public that eminent
measures OF defence. not only OF this metrop-
oils but other parts of the State, are in train of
regular execution. Particulars cannot be de-
veioped.
Yesterday, on application Of Com. Balm
bridge, we learn, His Excellency the Com
mander in chief loaned the United States six
80 Founders of tn State Artillery, to be used
on board the hd.hendcnce "a.
AT the latest date from the Penobscot, "a
bout SIX hundred British troops were at Bel
Fast quietly CHARTERED in and near the Acade-
my, about half mile from the village. The
inhabitants had suffered no annoyance. At
Hampden, Captain Morris, had landed the
guns of the Adams, and was making every
possible preparation Tor defence. Ii was said
that a cannonading hid been heard from that
quarter.
THE NEGOTIATION.
Fhe following extract gives the most au-
thentlc annunciation that we have received
OF the appointment OF commissioners on the
par of the British government, to treat with
o ministers. Il b already been seen that
he expectationsof MR. Adams and of the gem
tlcnen from whom we have seen letters, of d
meeting early in July, was fappointed.--
The latest intelligence on the subject is
under date of July IS, when the British
commissioners had rot left London for Client,
and it Was not known when they would de-
part
E.rtract oro litter. from Mr.. .ddams, dated
Ghent, .Ine so, 1914
Il arrived at Revel, and wrote from thence
| on the 18th Nay, and was detained by head
| Winds and ice until the 25th May. / landed
| at Stockholm. arrived at Gottenburg on
| the 9th June. Mr.. Russell arrived days aft
ter. On the iti June, we embarked on
board the John Adams fer the Texel, we
, had passage OF six days /; landed at the
| Holder, and came by lana through Amster-
| dam, the Hague and Antwerp, TO this city
! Nhore we arrived on the oath. Three davs
after US arrived Mr.. Bayard, and tie succeed
ing day Mr.. Clay we are still expecting Mr..
| Gal,stin.
"I'he Bri commissioners are AID. Lord
| G@nib;er, MIR Adam 6 Mr.. Gouldsbourn we
expect them in the course of few DAYS, and
| shall then be ready to enter on the serious
| business Of our mission
The Emperor Alexander passed thro'
| this City yesterday, on his return from
! England; but as he went through with
ont stopping. I had not the opportunity
of being presented to him. He is the
| Titus of the age, F" the delight OF human
kind"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-09-14
ALEX. COCHRANE,

copy OF LETTER FROM mr.. MONROE TO
SIR ALEX. CocHRANE, vIcE-ADMIRAL,
&. &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-09-14
Extract ola letter from alabama HEIGHTS
dated .dnr.5

dated .due.5.
" An express passed here few days since
with dispatches to Maj. Gen. jackson, from
Pensacola the purport of which is, that 5000
British & Indians completely armed and
equipped ct Appalachicola, read, to march
Ito whatever point is not known. We NAV
expect shortly visit from them IN this
quarter. Gen. Jackson is concentrating his
forces above this, and is expected here with
all his disposable force, in the course OF few
days"