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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12
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EXTRACT FROM GENERAL ORDERS.
"ADJuTAST GENERALS OYr1cs,
Camp Fairfield, Sept. S, 1914.
AL 1mpressmen;s of Carts, -Waaeons, or
other Carriages aud their Teams, employed in
bringing supplies 70 the army to the City OF
Richmond, are forbidden.
"BY' COMMAND, I
sSigned) FLAMES MAURICE, Ad. Sen.
Liberal prices will be given for all forage brought
to Market and those who feel disposed to hire tlie
wasgops and teams will meet with generous ps.ces
for them, from
"JaMEs McSELpEN, Can..
Sand p. h. III. OF the Army
7" Contracts will be made q, the Camp, for
furnishing the ar:,.y with wood.''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12
.iiuckingl.aln County.

Juiy Court, 1871
Ellis Putney Plaintiiia
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12

Arrived here on Friday last from Burlingp
ton, Lieut.. Drew of H. Majesty's late brig
Linnet. and on Tuesday last Captain Pring,
late commander of the same vessel; we UNI
derstand that both these gallant officers are
on their parole for a limited period,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17
u Oh. fi.---NO. 50.

That t'r dearest w"h OF ,,- Heart Is
,hat az sic Fi'-nch st2.M Auc as 5rcl,.e5.,'
p'c ti,t 20 bitter = tiect on sa0ui. disturb t.'e
Secu" y When ought % tu.tuw oar oct SO s..
cmn"
This declaration and .hc aftirl- of The con
,t.tutlona. charter. can equally u, Frc chtiIen
?" the evj0ymcnt cf rivil AMI military rights.
ticnccior;h the descriptions on TIE lists OF
eng grants have been eii.ctl, ;i..i 40 ,ln1cr.
t,'ce can nc admitted III lie eye fof the law
between The FrtEchnen who n tins. country
iamehted or ahscncc, and i&,se VITO Couspied
Us abroad. Nteanwh.le, .lnJ IN ,,t,lipatia;l of
thc law which We propose 20 ~, seat 10 tie
two chambers On t'c restitution az the unsOld
property, we have Judged ncct, s;trV To pro-
nonn''c pcS;VTe.y on thrS abolition, ~ order
mat The tribunals and .Niur.istIrit vc 8os.iss
a Y ~ left IN 40 d',oh,, rlapcc,.:c tie conA.-
GO, ~ persons AMI of the s.ectAl reecrvlli,u
~ thc rights OF third pt:i S,iuS which IL, NO
cas" can ne ccilpr0niis, a.
fr"1a these Causes, and having heard the
renort CT onr beloved and faithful chevaiiSr,
tae chancellor 81 tr-1ce, soieur Oambray, We
have dccIeed and 20 deere rs t..llcwS:
Art. ]. Al! the institutions on the lists OF
ea!israEts. and stiii sn5sis,ing bv defect e ex-
rhcron, eis.suiS, ~ ct dc execution II the
cchhtrlrs imposed by III &cnatJs C,Aisallut;l
Of tlc 9th Fioicai. year 10, CT whAter er ot'ler
tt'e 1t may be'r, arg aud eaain ID. i.shctl
from the day Of the publication & he consli-
ritinn1l chart.
:. Coz stitu ionaily all Fccn ncn ,glla have.
been and Shall yet NC insCriUe on III. sad
lists, nHdcr wh2ts0"ve; tic. may exercise
the political right which tbs Charter g1ai'-
antces and cnoY the civil Nights Ittiche1 -
the quality of citizen, uacr dc express r.
servstion Of the righs of thnd PEI sous, and
without prejudice thereto
We order CIV Courts. Tribunals aud 40
Ininistgative Bo rs 70 cause this ordnance -
be read published AND registered wherever
need may b., and tn, our procuratnf.s q en-
erai and Protects may s.gn th> same, AMI
Certify it - the" respective Ministers.
Given a. Paris, 0,i'tnc 2lS1 of August. il
the year Of grace 1919, and Of our reign Tia.
twentieth.
[Signed) I-OUIS.
81 order % rhe King,
DAMBRAY, Chancellor Of France.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17

the whole CT his officers and crew, az w,ich
pace they were iau,icd from the ,,rivate.r in
4 fS,ling boat. The captain. Jtiicsrs and
crew " the privateer p;.id every attention Il,
captain Cameron ar. his crew, and t,.e :tee.
tiIe.a ~ every respect with the greatest kind
neSS.
I.rnM II Roroa aN.nctd,ses.-Th ira
cclSr ~ celebrated amongst Us Cor ,he
uccia'acy a4d Er.5o5,isa OF his nai1.a;iohs,
and ht:I@r.o considered a: = fictitious cnal.-
s.cter, turnS ont to have reIiv existed Inr
1ourial &c Paris OF the 22d insta,lz .,ves an
account CT MS death, and iaincnts tt;e less
Witch The Republic ct Letters has suffered
He died Suddenly ~ Paris the 5JA .nSt. ut tae
age q! GO.
HnMH. M. ;.
The feast Of S4i.t Tg,.,tiu, .: IoyolA,
toande, ST the order c. The Jcsu.tS. WAS ce!e
DRAFTED on the Sist alt. with Yea. great
pomp, III the church OF Jesus. An i'm
inensc conconrss ct de faithful were pre-
aei,t. ana tan.hrr Of Cardinals assisted at
tie cifcea.
a decree df his Fc,ireas, dated Tie
20th of Ioiy, orders that IL: f.utlsl l,ir,s;lc-
uou he mime dytely restored to every t,.run,
win the nShts alid privileges thereto al
,ac}ed.
AZ the i,er;a! Of the Holy Fathers return
- i;on.e, ,bere were OF persons confined in
the T. icons. Q, 'Tho.n 600 have been set at Ii
berty.
Po,iT. .FuFpSt 20.
Account; from Ait,na, ste,p, hit in
consu lucao Of the hcstiiites hrtwcen Sve-
den AID Norway, it was understood that
the Russians wouiC, advance still further iii
to Denmark, and take possession OF Giuci-
stadt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17

Paf'ios as to the sources Of The article
II, our paper Of the Dist u)timo, stating the
rt"our of Lord f;i.I's having been order
e't to the Netherlands, bat that W. ieceiv-
ed the Information th.oush a very delicate
chtnnc! communication !rom hiph torei,u
diplomatic Character N this cou2try.
Dem. PTess.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17

~ We o',e.rve for che benefit cf tbos.. in
tt,ested, that it is understood the volunteers
'"ho served under Col. Russell to the AIissis-
%iwa towns, and those uuder Cor, .GheL6y TO
anall can be paid Immediately bv recev-
Wig 7reesmy Mates of tic United States in
such par...er,t
On THIS subject it IS proper 70 remark;
Tat these notes bear an interest of 5 II per
cent, and are payable by the government in
cne year from their date. The seyeral u.
Ftates' revenue officers are authorised to re-
eve these Noes as cash for al sums due ;hc
Goyernir .nt ior taxes.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17

" ~ 7-F " nov. u
On TIon1av last vessel, lader with very
r,c1 cargo, # English goods. Was seized By
tac cu5too!-house officer and carried into
aTdeu, in consequence OF which frigate, a
elO0p Of var and bou,b-ketch, appeared Of
nat ba'bor Oh Tuesday evening ard dernan-
died. az immediate Surrender Of the goods or
tllsir vair" 10 specie, (2O9,0d0 doiiars) ether
wise THE town SHOULD EE DE
STRCEHD. i VAS impossible FOR either Of
ehe demands to be answered, IS tie goods
Wa c then more than 50 nies ii the interior
ri tbs country, ard 'rere beyond ihe ccutoui
OF the inhabitants Of Camden. rs to ne val
nc in specie, it was still farther beyond their
reach.
fins statement being marie tn tie enemy
= further time 0. ; days has Jesu allowed tcT
messenger (who has j,,st passed th;s ta,,,.y
TO go on to the District Judge, and see il any
decree can be obtained for swing I'D the
goods as required. IL the mean time lie Sc
lectmen of Camden ave detained GA hoas,i ,hc
ships. Our force At Camden is not iotee, aud
they can do but little against naval free
the town lying in All open bag fally cop sed t.
the IRE Of the eneRiy's slipping
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17
Ircnelate9 Jfom me Fireman Cozou.
Scttcm5er q"

Oh t!iiss Day, bcin& tina. Of ,he FestjTst,fe.
Gnus, an The AE.2ass9do doris and Foreiea n,
mstcrs have waited OIL Ills Mr;sgtv W.
10 Wcllmgtor, British Anl5ssq9a,-. =.
court has been presented Co II. nTais.t. -
CO before yesterday, after mass. g sss. rs.
Afterwards q, tae sc,ac 4 M...;e,I, ~ -
brother. A. -NS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17
Concert in En. i,-e. n.td Frnu..

NVftttIf m rus ffH ana Z FNVFf'.
The governors # &C states cf Msssaciu1-
acts, n. Hampshire, Rhode Island & Ccnncc-
ticut, have each by proclamation, appointed
The 1st day of Dec. brXt, To- BE- Observed a.
day OF humiliation, fasting ard PRAYER.
IL Z. j.. Pert.
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DOMESTIC.

WAsuIWGroN. Nov. IL.
C. tn ofG letter f5on, Can't Gordolt, 20 Tax Sc
crc'd,y ofthe yAayy. dafed
Norfolk, 9Th Nov. 1919.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17

We wca1 Willingly ssaay The Bos,on
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-04
NORFOLK. Dee. 5ai.
Distressing Circlimsfupr,

On Monday night last, lhs VIM
blowing a gale from the N. ", fl,
privateer schar. Tartar, Capt, ys.|
81, came down the Bay from Bsa
more, bound to Boston, TO reer,
men. and having on board 900 hN,I
Of -four; passed the squadron i,
Lynhaven with safety, bu, uafgr,
uately il clearing the Capes. The E.(
lot kept so else in shore, tia, M
grounded on Cape Henry. and .m
after biiged. six sfthe crew fro.
to death, aud many others were fat
bit.
The next day showed them tie,
nemy's vessels at u short dis,ane.
but the wind was so compositions d.
they could not venture out ui,hth,'
barges and tenders and all ID
capt. V. could effect, VAS the la.l
ing Of bis srew, and a few ariea
Of arms and stores. Early On N
morning Of the 22d, it being saia,
the enemy manned OFT bis La,su|
and tender to take yossessioa ID
the schr. but 81, t being very nsara|
shore and under the protection Of al
few militia they kept cut Of nus.
ket shot nearly the whole day, bat
confined a constant fire Of eaunv,
at the shore. but without effect
xbea towards nightthey suoeesdeda
setting the schr. on fire. w:thsut at
tempting to take cut any OF her csn
go. At the same time they ngrri
the sehr. -, Capt. M'Quil,in, alss
from Baltimore which vas ashou
near the Tartar.
The Tartar was one Of the frea
privatesrs in the U. S. her burla,,
was ESQ tons, and she is said 10 Aan
cost $4,000 collars. She wasreilhr|
manned, armed nor equip! iur d
cruise, being bound to Boston fol
completing those requisites.
The schr. Rein Deer, ! boma
from Baltimore. bound {" P.rlorirs
also went 3 shore near the flsa,un
House, Oh Monday night. W. la"
not learnt that the enemy has At
tempted to modest her.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-04

IN a great degrao be as,ribea
this consideration animate ust, vi
sxsrtions, and we shall hus, I.a''
be enabled 10 bring this one a., rug
dusus contest to q conclusion ,' u
will b consistent with The ind sa's|
dense Of all the nations ens,"
i, and With the general see eS'' \
Europe. "s|
/" A messenger from the pn. |
just arrived, with an accom-,
fresh victory, gained Gu the s,i ,,
ever the enemy.
Z" They lest 5000 men msd.
ssners IS general officers, IN,
pieess Of eannen. This Is sun'
tobs victory over Davousr. TE''
telligsnes comes also from the Y.
as we'll as the E!be. Globe, sss]
edition. '
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-04

General Saarsfcld occupies the
eptrsn.hed camp Of 0rdall. They
write from France that the forts and
citadel Of Peraignan we're placed in
. state of defence and these whe
could not lay up provisions for six
months to leave the place.
October t..
On the 18th in the afternoon the
Regsuey Of the kingdom left Cadiz
aud established Themselves at isia,
amidst the salutes Of the artillery.
and the shouts Of the people. In
the evening Of the 18th the Certos
held their Grst session in the isle OF
Leon.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-04
SPAIN.
EAniZ. Oct. 4

CADiZ, Uet. II, 1913.
Ca the 18th Septcnber, colonel
valsaeiS. sffhs first Spanish army.
with $50 iafsssry in Mantella. re-
euulsed tia attack Of 1850 Fressh in-
fantry and saYalry supported by n
tield pisoe. and commanded by gen.
Expert secasissiug to them much
loss. and protesting the wheat ma
gaxiass of .Hartinet.
They write iro,a 'Vieh. Cataisnia)
that the 6rst spanish army was IN
that visisity. and that they shsruy
expected its II Q, there,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-04
NOTICE..

THE Annual Meeting OF th
l. Stockholders IN the Little Ei's'
Turnpike Company, will, on the ss.e'.
Monday in January, 1874 1t IieIp
Hotel in alexandria, at which time "
Election viii he held for Preads''
four Directors and Treasurer STEW
ment Of the accounts will !: LAID be on
the 'ompany on that dey, and en- "
io.!ow'ng day the euperjn tendaa! d
tne Road ard TIC Collectors OF toll "'
The gates will be appointed.
By order of tie pc,rti OF Diroe1''
Jonah I thompson,
Irfas1d
November 81. dt9MinL
~ The Editor OF the NVlDete.
Gazette will insert the above un'p~
I'd Sondayir Jrnu.y next, ano
ward his ,.nourt.
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not- importation law which was referred to
the same committee. ~
he petition of the Washington Library
Ccppany presented by MIR Morrow. pray.
ins for an act of incorporation. was referred
60 Messrs Morrow, Lett and Kirg.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-07
Er,m ~. .Alesanaria Herald.

Tue Union Bank of Alexandra, lstely
established in that place, was subscribed
to in November last, and consists OF a
capital of ere million OF doliars-thc one
tenth p.yable in tie stock oftho tsrn-
nix 0 roads leading to Alexandria.
:" OF the nine Kindred thousand pay.
able ia money, two hundred Thousand
have bean called in, AID the time hs.
arrived. when By the articles Sfassocia-
ton, too operations Of the bark are to
commence.
It'll. admitted t'~st the one tenth pay.
able in road stock, will ct present be I'm.
productive to tho Stock. hclders, a. a
considerable part Of one Of the roads is
vet to be made, and none Of them have
been long complstsd-yet tho sxperi-
er,ce OF the country has shown tina. in a
few y.ar,. a receipt Of toll. may ba ex,
psc,ed equal {. bank dividends, as read
stock in Pennsyl,ssia, which but slior,
tine since did not yield thres per cent
i. now worth mere than par. On the
suppositioa, however, that the whsle o.
this psrtian Of TIA ksnk capital consist
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-07
Translated .forthe E. Post, from an
HGrGaa Gazette, per the BoGsr.
PROCLAIM ALTON.

70 Gu "A N ALTON.
LOUIS XVHI6e. Sc. The me-
ment has at last arrived when Divine
Providence appears determined to
destroy the Instrument Of its wrath.
The usurper Of the tbranc Of. 81.
Louis, the rayager of Europe, in his
turn experiences roverses. Shall
they .prsducedsao other effect than
teaggrayate the ealanities Of France?
Will net the nation resolve to over
thfsw an edioas pswsr, which is no
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-07
Fatraet Of a letter Jr ,,r,s, J
iii Ecsten, to ms tO',hl

iii Ecsten, to ms eO',h4l1
THIS city, dated 'ia .,;,biu @1
last dsys by several aF 'a., 1spt1
West Indies. thai . ~ rsglSr]
neutral vessels 'lrae ben q t hi, ~
their return voyages :: I'D insi1
by the enemy. and ear s,. 10 bsH]
demDcd !; and il sppe.ars sIIiS,he1
tcrminaion ef the Isaa!,nlsbs''
giving any further :. e'DD
Til. sort Of trade"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-02

On the 9th inst the prisateer brig Dash, of Port
IAs, arrived al ihat port and brought in with her
tho boat " Thinks Ito Myself" tender 10 n B. NJ.
ship Furleuse. taken the ooh off Monhegan, her
crew consisted Of q men, masters mate. one
ai'dshipsnan, pilo,, &c armed with one long Glib.
iiich F'sse.-Ihe British ship James, prize to the
privateer Portsmouth, arrived at Portsmouth, N n
on the 26lh uit.--captured 81 days previous She
has cargo of dry-goods, wine, gin, rum, &c to-
gether with 20 barrels gunpowder, and clothing tor
the solliets in Canada. Her cargo. when she left
England, was invoced Al kn,dred thousand pounds
sfe,hng. (About FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY,
FIVE THOUSAND pOLLARs.) a part OF which
was taken out by the prvatecr, and brought in -
The lanes is uhques'onably the richest prize which
has been brought in since the commencement OF hos
,illties She IS 290 tons, and has quantity of Teas
aud hardware IN. trt. 4, ~ IS
The privateer brig Harpy, from eruize Of 20
days ara, Poasmouth, n. H. on "Wednesday last
Has captured 4'prizcs, one, the British sch. Brit
ami, In ballsst she burnt--,he other three We're
transports from England for Quebec, with proyis-
ions, which she manned and ordered in. The II
brought in IS bales and boxes Of dry-soods, and 60
prisoners, among the prisoners is Staff surgeon, and
an Ensign. on their way TO Canada. 49,,
Two British country ships, from Canton, have
been captured by an American letcr-ofmalquc,a and
given up, after having abou, ifty.two thousand dol
lars worth of valuable property taken out
Tie British brig Harvest, cargo oil; bubber. sal
mon, cod fish, furs, deals, &C. prize TO the priva-
teer Yo ki and British sch. Prince Regent, cargo
$50 bbs aewves, and quantity of salmon, cod
ish and boards, prize to tie prisateer Dash, have
srriSedsf Portland A saM .t
.Ne~.Isrk. Oct 2e.--Ths British Brig Sir John
Sherbroke, from Halifax for Aiicant, with a cargo
of fish and oil, prize TO the privs,eer Syren, Of
Baltimore, was yesterday chased ashore at Rocka-
way bya British frgate. The prize Drew finding it
Impossible TO defend her against the enemy's bar
ges, set fire TO the vessel and abandoned her for the
shore, which they reached 10 safety. M
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-02

|" By ST. Patrick, 4 surrounded 'em I''

!" By So. Patrick, 4 surrounded 'em ~
Yesterday morning, sloop from
New York bound to Providence, with
"a cargo OF Rye, put into this harbor.
She was captured in the sound by Bri-
ish priyateer, and was ordered for Hall.
iax,. leaving on board four of the priva-
teersmen, and one American, MIR.
Perkins, who retook the vessel of Block
Island, and succeeded. alone, in getting
her into this port. The priva,eersmcn
are now prisoners on board the fotiila IN
this harbor. ar
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-02


In this town, on ,he 9Th us,imo.. goxArHAx w.
BRowssLL, in the 5lh year OF his age, yo0rrest
son OF .Mr, Sylvester Browsel, 4
IN cur last we noticed the death Of Mrs HANNAH
Lyon friend, we'll Guaised with her maly
virtues 70 unwilling she shouhi descend to the silent
Tomb without some tribute to departed exo.llence
Ia The exit OF ,his truly worthy and exemplary
woman, her Surviving and dscnhsola,e partner IS de-
prived OF an inesimable friend their children Of
fond and indulgeht mother her more distant rcla-
tives OF her unaffected and agreeable society, and
the poor Of bounlful, yet secre, beaefactor. Al.
though she had never made public profession Of
religion, her depor,mrnt through life was happily
such as caused her TO trust in Almighty God, and 10
willingly bid adieu to this transitory an! deceitfu
world, IN the full assurance" that when her earthly
house OF This tsberhace should be dissolved she has
building with God, an house no, made with hands,
eternal in the heavens" 81 r.
Al Iiperlon 25lh ult. Col PARpos GaAy, aged
II years he has left numerous circle Of relations
and friends to mourn his loss
Az Covenny, (Con, Mr.ALExAsbER KESxy,
aged LOO years ca s.fsstr, ,i re@,g1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-02
DOCTOR CAKN'S
APPROVED FAMILY PILLS.

Wirh celebrated sr Me cure af ssany dsseasstss
Noe only 10 care. 6m 20 prevent Mckness
A 5 there has been much said in publications 40 d
the utility of Medicines, shAll only say thea
are the best correctors of the bile tha, have fou@
IN 70 ycars practice. they operate as catharc,sT
.spasmodic, sudorifc, and duretic. in eases of T.
ious, ss,hma,ica complaints. Where therein a,d y
hard skin, costveness loss Of appetite, yellow n;
dizziness in the head, pain in the side and bows is
one Pm taken every night. eight or ten nighiss uc-
ccss:scy, then from one to four the appf ars
10 purge, Will be Satisfaction to those VINO n ease
to Try them They may be given to persona f all
ages and both without any disagrecable feel
mgs they arc the oest Pills tor females that are in
use, particularly for women who are in CHI d.bed,
where there s only cathartic wanted. whe from.
one to four may be used, AZ the age and s ation Of
the patient may require. JOsEpHt AIRY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-02
By Last Evenings Mail.
ROsroN. November l.. 1914.

Capture OF British Prlvateer.
Ef!raes Of a ,ieffer 10 he Keeier Of fhs X. c.
House Books, dated Nes- BeGford Cot. 80.
"The sch. Sally, Capt. a. Lewis, from
Barnslable, arrived here this morning, and
Brings the following accoun, Of the capture OF
the Retafafion, British priva,eer sch,
- Capt. Jenkins, with 81 meh, all volunteers,
one brass 4.pounder, muske,s, swords, SC.
embarked on board the sloop Two Friends, oil
Falmouth, at that place, with an intention TO
take The Retaliation if possible. When up
with Woods Hole, it fell calm, aud they row.
ed from there, up 10. Tarpaulin Cove, where
the prvatcer lay at anchor--whcn wishin
about S.4 Of mile of her, she Fl, ed her long
gun twice at them, and il being calm, they
came to an anchor. The priva,cer, then sent
her boat, with The captain, (Poues0 and FIVE,
men, 10 board the sloop. The American,
kept close Until ,he boat got along side, and
was made fast, when on signal from IN.
Capt. about 20 Of them rose up, and present
cd their muskcts into the boat, with threa,
that il they made the least noise or resistance,
they should all be pa, TO death instantly --l.ey
found ii was best tor the IN TO surrender, which
they did at once.
|" Trey then pu, IL men on board Of the
captured boat, got uudcr way with the sloop,
aud boarded the privateer, the sIoop ob her
bow, and the boat on her quarter, and carried
her without any resistanec.--ln the act Ot
boarding, the captain OF the Retaliation go.
away from the guard which was set over him,
and was on board OF the privatecr nearly as
soon as any one, and was stopped by tDe peo-
pie who Boarded, making his~way towards ,h,
magazine, With an detention, il was supposed,
10 6iov her IN
Sne was carried into Falmouth, where
he' cargo, CONSISTING chiefly of plunder from
small boats,) was landed. She had guns,
one long IL on pivot, one long 6, and three
carronades, aud IL men, including those IN
the boat. She had two American prisoners
on board"
Gen Jaoksou's army At the Mobile is aug
menling TO about 10, 900 men. Not however,
probably, with any view TO do any thing as
against our Spanish neighbours, with whom
we arc extremely anxious TO DC q, peace
but from an apprehension that the Brush
viii. land an army on .he Floridas, and msrci
against our territories.
considerable military spirit prevails al
New-Orlesns. The Freneh inhabitants are
among those who turn out readily. A vessel
arrived there about the 3o,h Sept. from We
"a Cruz, with specie, which was deposited a,
the Planters Bank. Cotton was suffering BY
the rot.
The corporation Of Albany have present
ed Com. Macdonough the freedom Of that
cry in gold box, and have also given him
lot Of land. He is expected ., ,ha, place,
aud is to be escorted in by the municipal ~.
iers and citizens.
II is said depussiion from the Indepen-
den,s Of Mexico, is on It's way Washington
for the purpose sf forming an alliance ofs
eomnereisl ns,u:e