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Camp uear III, Exc, OFT 81. isf+
GENERAL. ORDERS

The nd;sposiiion Of hr:g. gen. BssI .. ,rrvo, ,eI
Until u.:s morning bis req OF Is, ~ ;i.,ae ,llg,r
fhIei! ''n'' place On the i:h, bet i.rinelt &c
MS b'isa'.s and p snip ror e. 60 vi the eipy i.e
OBJECT OF the expedition eai,Us;tG To ak. s;a?,e,. -,
tie sSlzdrc o some provisions Intended l,r the british
!fccs lie marched irrm Dlu * Greg: un tbs nrr,-
Tag o the 18Th instant, VITA pa Is %, ;Ie 5th i4;, ll.,
10th ict'ntry, small party o. Dragons aud eoro-
pany c. rieaieu. the wrle si1.t SO wea ts.. di-
wig 'e:ore Ism the picuet o which thew i,u,e z.
eonaaTdihs oieer lHisdnc:, they enuaaIgv. f,r lie
night, tIie' .Tons tel ond Lyons crerk t,., infantry
companies u"'er i'e command Il Cap,5in iSarn,. L
tue sth, 1a :icutc namt Hcrsc ii L. ~, i.asr, v
t.ie rifcner unler Cap,sii Irvine A -S-a.t -, t>
Ch'!9c''ay toFs' co;onan'i ty ;eut:aan. CssenA<
was stacked ~ eonr.u;es OF Giei,ra~v Iiqht u
tl-trT wiiieh we've beat,u 5ec< WIKI itss On H..
nor Ing Vi the tG b the de;sa,:rent wa stRcsed by
seec, euiis OF the enc'r: less tiSr izJ sto.
The SIGHT n.!.nt;y uIcy Captain Dorm Ar .I I,,i',
riici.e's stared 'ho Nhoe -c q: tx saesy fn iif-
teen inmates, d-pg which tine ih;. 81! .nl "a i we,.
orned. iilr 9Th were ordered &, terra tic enciay's
right Hank, vhi'e tie LAT charged chem il, trout
THIS ~ps eZset.d most tsi .ut ,..,ner b., ,,oo
mel Pnkney othe stu, and ai ior D,rrp,~ OF the li;t,
i!aiTy, vhogre:y Distinguished hinseif in rue un,,r,.
like stye in which Re ec-ictcd his hai,aon I'h,. o.
nemy wc'r eo;nrctd loa pcceiita rrt,p. and lui
themselves once more behind t!,eiv foYt;Gc.; i.s-
iii1gatlicT 'ener;i b;Ss?i, particularly n,..,s lie
skill and iutrcpsiiy Of too,s.l Srci.ia Inspector zen,
cral; Co!ome. Pinkn,v commanding tie 5th M;ior
Bernard, i4th MAJ ,.Scr sSih, acting with t!.
5th, capt irvine n t:e riiefncp CAPT Durrnan eaut
Alison: whose ho.s,'N she: urGicr hir and b, .a
Ins.ior il. Freshman, 9Th iDanry.
II. Anspant, o' ti,e Light di7iccons 7vas CONSPICUOUS
ci.Fs aiertrcss IN communicating the brigade generals
or'lerFdurr. tia: action.
It's WITH the hishcs: sataaciicn tina; the cornmn,
ding General tenders 20 ,he aavc officers and t.oops
oil the 81 brigade, and tf the light drgoons anl rfc-
men, bis thanks Tor their C<l eohnr this oce.,si,
The - an6 iEta regiments caru;uaned by Colonel
tcgrse, sad who when rosteds's reserve, prlytt,
hat t. resistance OF the offered t.,cin al, ,un
tnAty going ITO action, they would have circulated
the 'a;cm vi their comrades the 5lhand ifh. NUM-,
hero! prisone' we're 'sken among whom a picset u:
ora9Gps W;'i ti,er Orsts atse plausity of srai,.
also iii. INTO or h,nds Tie Er.u.r a.ter compile
ting tie orders he had received urging ,le few OF our
brave so!fici~ who f!l IN the 7con aad the deal Cg
Tie ENEMY 80 were !eit IN The ground by the laticr
returned TO tie csmp Black Creek For tie cool *
IN FeDh coFeoe, ~ Brig Cen. Bssr, the ;ienerh Of
f.is { pas ~ has % justly e.,,iilei lnis.Iito.
d order Of MAJ Gcr izaJ
X. GiHDNER. Al Cen
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XIV -NorE, Ncv. II.
FROM sAcxF'vi'.S iISE'i, ~


ArrE;N Iic.--sfc have accounts .-c!n
Sackctts H.,bor rs late os TIC ist inst. IL
which t''ae there were "a, that pest about s;x
Thousand militi& and ,icvea han.ir..t reet,-
lars. Gen. Brown arrived and tock COM
n4nd on the 3lst ult. The arny WIS expc,,-
tsedin the Course Ola few days. The Blitis,
neSt was NJ port and IT was reported that
the cnen!y's array at Kingston was fifteen
thouEend strong having h.cn reinforced l,y
Gen DTumnionfl's army. An attack ,rpon
the Hnbor was daily lookrt fur ,iltul
there was but little doubt if IN a;ta,k should
be made, they would DC rcpuiscd, as that nAss
was very strongly fortified. Our h>ct IS
monfcd in strong line ccross al. ai;l"r,
strengthened by gun-boats aud Land battcr:es.
y postscript - a letter OF the Isl states,
that ten Sail OF the e,,emy had appeared IN
sight, steering, as it Was Supposed ior tl.,.
head OF the lake; bat mort ,.r>t.Uly, says
tne writer, scr this place.
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10 DOLLGR,s ENEanD.

EeANhWAN from the subscriber, on toe NIGHT nf
4 the z9th Of September last negro man nairnd
ERRT sbout 20 years old, about feet inrbes high,
'Hiy black, large white eyes, high forehead q sh,ad
gear the out-c0ner Of Que OF his eye-br0gs wheel,
may be discovered upon examination shows his
upper teeth and gums plsnly when ae smiles Had on
when he went OH, black wool lat, an Indifferent cot
ion Shirt cost Of cotton ami ysr- new pair Of over.
slls oF coitoa and tow.
The above reward Of ten iullars will he giycr to A..
ny pezcn who viii deliver the aboYe ,rinaway 20 nj
Or secure him in some Jail, that set him. giving I'M
formation thereof.
JOU.TL pRTCE
Curaid. Nov. H. o.
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e .
the Hotel of PrinceSs Borghese had been
purchased by Lord Wellington it is to DC the
future residence OF the Ambassadors of &.
Britain.
lsrcrr the scn.s haher efthe Sd Sctf.
Madames Bacciochi and BoTghcse Sisters
OF Napoieon) have contracted Immense debts
N Italy; these will not fall to the charge OF
INC countries over which they reigned, but the
movable ann. uml.ovoable property (dispers-
ed over all ltay> belonging to the family, will
be PIT under seqnest,at,o',t for that purpose.
Jerome Bonapartc and MS sister Eliza and
suitc, have arrived at 1r;c.,ste.
.6ags6xrg, .f0g. IS.
A merchant from tliis city, on his travels in
t,ilv, arrived on the l7th OF last month at
S'erto Fcrraio. The day after, he met by &C
cisicnt VITA Napoleon, attended by twelve
persons. When he perceived me-" says
he among ott ers in his letterof the 27th July,
:. he approached ne suddenly, and asked We
- abruptly, who are you. whence come We /,
what is your business wh-rc 10 you reside
&c. | answered lis questions fast as he
Augsburg, he appeared somewhat concerned
Aha d Aus, b1rr;, ar replied Perhaps lac
recollectee, tile triumphant entry he had made
st Augsburg.
He is grown enormous lusty, and almcs, not
10 be known'again to Judge from appearances
he was very lively and in good spirits, not
one single sign OF melancholy was marx
cd on nis colntcnancc. His military q
mounts TO 1900 men, mostly Srenadiers Ut hi:
Guards.---aiis dwelling has got two Wigs
each two stories high, 8 windows in breadth
the two wings are Connected together by {
building OF one story, of four windows, III the
rear, tne-e Is ! small gcrdcn. The building,
are covered with tiles, the walls are OF whit
ISL grey Colour, the windows have got grcer
Venetian blinds. Ia the RICH. and left Gentry
boxes are placed.
The Bremen Gazette, of the 9TH Scptem-
Der, contains the following article:
GnENT, Aug %.
Nothing leaks out OF what passes at che
Congress here, but apparently there seems tc
be very good understanding between the
Commissioners and the day before yesterday
the American Ambassadors were entertained
by the British at q very sumptuous dinner.
Cork, .9ug. IS. On Saturday morning, 6
telegraph signal announced an American pri
vateer OF Cape Clear. steering S. w. OF
which an unusual scene of hustle and activit,
took place, and it was but short time be
fore we noticed his majesty's ship Castlliai
getting under weigh. Shortly after, the n
ven ana President followed, and we have ev.
cry expectation that they will be able to give
a good account of those daring intruders or
cur coast. It was said there was also an Il.
rtierican frigate in the Channel. Ships are
dropping in every tide fer w. India & Amer.
lean conveys, shortly expected.
Russian vessel (thc Herman and Thus
MEDIA, OF Peters5ois) has arrived in our hai-
tor, the rnaster of which states, that he spoke
an American piNateer of the mizen-head
and was informed by her, that on the eth o.
iast month, she captured homeward bound
East-Inda ship, richly laden. She had az
forwards captured another small vessel, aud
Pun do Or SO Lascars Gu board OF her, 70 bs
landed On the Western Coast.
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Notice.

y{VFt copfttnsrsGp Of E:Fr, Jcckson s. Co is tbs
Z da7 dissolved by mutual cansst-Fers;,,,s ir.lt-
e! to said firm, VII as make pigment to E,ratlr,n
Raymond, who 81 likewise diqchsrEr snY dcr.ai,.i
gan5i The sasne--5sing alnRe authorised.
U1'W j. mr., " Cs0..t'e StiAmca, lis .3ffy.
[iElp ~ JackS5n,
ELTATHAN RAYMOND.
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LoNDoN. SEPT. 8

THE HNERTC,INNEGOCI4ITON.
We copy from the Morning Chronicle, which
has for some days insisted that tie negotiate
ons at Ghent had broken OH, the following
statement:
Towards the close of commercial! busi-
ness yesterday rc.,ort obtained general CIR.
cuation that the nepociators at Client. were
not only broken Of, but broken up, and that
the duties Of the British Commissioners 81
Chent being concluded, Lord Gambler had
,enched England. As to the a,Iedged fact
O. hi8 LorIsiUp5 Srrival, We tiiIk SO NAY
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GENERAL ORDERS.
H'Jmanf GenetnPs OHce,
HeGd- Quarters, H1i imore,

I'm Eovr1,ber, 1874.
It IS with much regret that Maj. General
Scott has officially 10 announce 20 he troops
under lis command, the resignation Of Rr;g.
Gen Joha S1rickcr, late commander of ~
third Mary,aha Brigade, new ia ;he sersicc q
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BosToM, November g.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


London accounts to the Sth September have
been received in town. They announce, a
mong other things, the sinking Of II. b. Ms
sioop Of war .fvon. by the U. ). Aloop Wdsh,
& that the Negotiation at Client is not bro
ken Oft Patriot.
LONDON, Sept. S.
Troohs for america.
An eInbar.aton for America of about 5000
troops is or the point Of taking place, under
Maj. Gen. Keane. It is generally understood
that These troops form what may be termed
the advance guard of the main army that
will proceed TO the same destination under
Leutenaut-G General Lord Hill. The regi-
ments of the line, which are to form the "a
bove force, will embark at Plymouth, where
the esd and one battalion OF the 95th are.
waiting in perfect readiness, and they will
20 on board Immediately that the ships from
Portsmouth appear oifthat port. The militia
ny assembled at Portmouth to form part of
this expedition consists Of
One Squadron of the 18th Light Dragons.
Major Monroe's Brigade of Artillery, the
principal part of whose guns are on board the
Norge.
Captain Lanes Rocket Brigade, and Can
tain Emmet's Company of Sappers and Mi
ners.
Tie Medical STAFF to accompany the troops
consist Of
r. Thompson, Esq. Deputy Inspector of
Hospitals.
Doctor DIVER, Physician to the Forces.
Mr.. Wardlc and Mr.. FORBADE, Staff Sur
gcons.
Apothccary Carter, &c. &c. &c.
The Mountain guns to accompany Bri-
gade of ARTILLERY, nave beer prac;scd OF, on
S0nthsea Common, the greater Part of this
week, and arc found to be most admirably
calculated for the service 20 which they arc
destined The Valiant has been detained, sup
posed TO await Id. Hin, and the Jealous is
expected to sail with the Norge, as well as
the Dover & Aiceste frigates, getting ready
at Plymouth.
Sept. IA detachment Of the 18th Light
Dragons left Maidstone on Mondav for Ports
mouth, to embark for Canada. The I'd bat
talon Of the 2zth marched on Saturday from
Chatham to Ramsgate and Margatc. The
2d battalion Uf the linc Of the Kings German
Legion is to embark at Deal. The 4th line
battalion ofthe same Legion marched yes
tcrday from Deal to embark at Rafnsgate-
the 5th do. do moved yesterday from Bra
bourne Lees 10 Canterbury, to Wait their or
der for embarkation. Several attachments
of cavalry Of the same Legion are also VII
der orders for q similar destination.
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GAZETTE. OF ELIZA.

a letter from Italy, received in England,
states that Bouaparte was forming printing
establishment at Elba. and that orders had
been sent to the adjacent continent, for the
types, presses. &c. In addition to the me
moirs of his own life. it is said he intends to
issue regular Court Gazette. 1t is expect
ed tho circulation Of this paper will be OK
ccelhgy extensive.
a gentleman who left Paris a few days
since, states, that the following Picard had
been posted on oae Of the gates of tie Palais
Royal
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CONGRESS Az VIENNA.

The preparations for the meeting Of the
Grand Congress at Vienna are continued
with great activity. The Prussan Minister
i~ arrived in that capital. Id. Castereagh is
shortly expected, and strong hopes are enter
tanned that the Emperor Alexander will reach
Vienna at much earlier period than had
been generally imagined. 1t is stated, that
the interests Of France at the Congress, will
be conhaed to the care OF the Prince Of Bene-
vente.
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BARRYMORE. Nov. 10.
TIE EhrEl1Y- Z IL, q ,N,.c.n

1IE E.TLIHf-f ~ e.,Ilrse.
\ letter from Annapolis, dated II o'oi"cie
last night, states that schooner of the enemy
with namher Of barges. appeared ca Pop
lar Island, yesterday evening, and captured
10 or II sail Of craft, AIMING wkicn was the
Easson Packet. The letter adds that scyc-
raj persons who had been on the state-heusc,
said there were .fyfeen salt in sight hriow,
but the weather being hazy it could not BIZ
ascc,tained what they were. Pat.
The schooner Washington bound down tho
bay returned this mornng. She was captn-
red Yesterday in a calm CO Poplar Island, by
boat with I. black ss.iiors and an officer, sent
from schr On Observing the boat Corning,
TIE master of the w. cat TWO holes in her
and too; tn his beat. The enemy on board
Ing finding her in eaiy state, took every
thing out and went in pursuit., oe others. The
Easton Packet next fei' into their hands, with
several others. The w. was raised up after
the British left her.
An open boat from Summerset came up
this morning, the master reports. tlrat the
i}ritish schooaer with her prizes, mad gone
down the bay tn the beet. No square riggeti
vessels have been above Potomac.
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Il gentleman zui,hozt military erlh.riencc
and 7uithcUt any ftraotice in a tsrV difficult
art of' (sce haze regsCn 10 btReUe stsidy of
science, 7ohose resuits are mCsk NON -nt5Xt
has bccn foisted in, over he heads e. fam six
to eight hundred conlaisa: md Ulcers. f;r
oRshf GOe knczo, 70 sag the Isaat cft, a. brace
and certainty inuch more experienced than
III ior General Robert Gcodicc Harper
Wdsre General HARPER ruined ttls Gb.;n-
dam harvest ct laureks, syhich, aH OF O sad
6rn, tozgers on TIE overloaded Lrogus Ct his
6urdened chictiain, IN rt,.f1rtnnateiy frf 10
The future scrutiny # fe Historian, qpho shalt
Yeeiss-r his erEioitS. We 1cvcr iea,ncd- fhe
feld in 9OAsch they 7oere ga;7ea nor The
fro2f of so strange q .fac!, oS that o7'onr al
IRE snhe7eefled officers, all Of auhom have
fong.ft as 6ya0eig, and naosf, IL nat all, are
Gs rel qualified, and many, ii is thought,
much better, NOT one is 9oorf{yto act in Qng ca
ii0cby, ea'ceflt u,,dtr the &f,ecici orders Of
Major Ceneral Robert Goodloe Harper.
Wherr, then, are sye TO i20k for the reasons
q 50 uJRSt, 70 gvicked, Gnd 50 dbusive q ire
ference IRE hey i,ot 7rzifteia al Tic Chror,i-
cles of the Executive Council Of Maryland
in the body which takea nlaEce fer rs guide,
and the Common Sewer far its Gyrecior 2
Ne 7uM say nothing ef Gopcy7ioT JPINDzR.
Su'ken as he is, he is TO bc fitied {5r suffer.
ing himself 10 be hicccd ii, The t.i'k0ry, and
sSvung IN and S7ourg roand. at tie 7vM -
for The omusement q a:tch set az sttrxourd
him. The base character Of real t5ryisn, .
hretcnGed federalism, !glureR on rs IN his III
stance. Not outy General STRIcKE1, a gen
Heman 9vho nos 6een unremit!ing in his nt-
tion to his dnfieS, and has foughf most 6yGrc-
~; but every other officer, ef erery inf r;cr
grade. is msuifed, Q,ld The 7va7Meat .fiiends
ef/edcrui ffolicy loudty manifest thei,' sense
If tie gross t9itr9firiety q lie measure.
IHcir honor is in their oqUn custody, anu on
tier CTyn ar6ltraD7enf.
Baltimore Tatyiot.
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we'd at Falmouth on "Wednesday from Lisbon,
but last from Cork, we learn that about an
hour before tie packet left the latter place,
II M. brig Castillian, g guas, arrived there,
having on board the Captain and surviving
crew OF H. Nj. late brig Avon, OF 18 guns,
which had sunk after desperate action with
the American ship of war Wasp, Of % guns,
which sheered off on the Castillian's coming
up.--The Avon lost 80 men in killed. and
wounded.-The slaughter OIL board the
Wasp was also conjectured to be very
great.
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Bosrox, July ls.--Seyeral of the prize
crew of the ST. Jozs Indiana, (sent into Port
land by The Yankee,) ar. in town last night.
The st. Jose was captured in Ion. 5, between
Liverpool and Lisbon, and had ~ guns and
50 men, together with several passengers-all
were taken out, except the capt. one passen-
ger and boy, aud crew Of l6 men put on
board. The Yankee captured the day before,
inlay ls) the ship Hugh Jones, OF guns,
from Belfast for Guadaloupe, and after taking
out 90 bales Of goods, ordered her in, under
charge Of Capt. Dias, Of Martha's Vineyard,
with 9 men. She had sailed from Cork in a
fleet of about $50 sail bound 10 the w. Indies,
and had parted the day before, being dull
sailing vessel, The Yankee was looking out
for them when she fell in with the first named
ship, and was chased by frigatc and brig.
She had been crsizing off Madeira, Lisbon,
sc. but had made only the above captures
since leaving r. Island, on the 22d of March.
NEw-BEDsohp, July s--Ycsterday the
privateer u ltor captured in our bay, smack
belonging to N. London. Itis said the priva-
teer was under British colors !; and the capt
OF the smack, supposing her to be an enemy,
shew pass which he had received from one
Of the blockading ships. The Privateer re-
turned to Farhaven with her hrixe.
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OUR DUTY.

We have rumors enough of peace-foo many.
Suppose there be a slight glance OF peace,
1t is as yet so uncertain, that we ought to re-
gard il as too slight to act upon it in our ma
tional concerns.-lt is best, at all times, to
err on the safe side. If We calculate the mis-
chiefs which arc to result from too sanguinc
an expectation Of the peace With such as may
arrive from having no hopes at all, we shall
see that incredulity is |" the best policy" If
peace comes, sceptic politicians will only have
encountered little more trouble and more ex-
pence.-If the war continues the credulous
statesman may SEQ his coasts secured and
towns attacked by violent and overwhelming
enemy.
We should then prepare for the worst that
may happen. Government should maintain
this sort of temper.-If the war goes on, it is
not surprizcd--it expects nothing-it looses
aothing. If peace arrives, it should hail her
with pleasure, as a guest which we wished,
but did not expect TO see-it will be so much
gained, because it is SO much more than we
expect to receive.
Lot the people then burnish UP their artns.
Let them be ready to fly to repel the invader.
Let tho state executives take every step,
and make overy organization which may be
necessary, if the storm falls upon us--these
measures ought all to be fixed before hand
such as designating the officers, the compan-
les, the points of rendezvous, the means of
marching to such and such important points,
SC. SIC. No play is so we'll performed as
that which has been well rehearsed.
Beware of rumors, then they must not
paralysc Us. No, my cuntrymcn let US not
be put to sleep. Let US prepare for the worst.
eteach man be at his post.
Richmond Enquirer.
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DIED,

In this town, on Sunday night last, SARAH, youn-
gest child OF Mr. William p. Carr, aged years.
At Erefer on the 28th ult. Miss MARY LAwroN,
aged 10. daughter of Mr.. Edward Lawton.
AT Nantuckef, after short illness, Mrs. PHKBE
Com, aged 80, consort OF Mr.. William Cobb, and
She lived beloved and died, lamented The patient
resignation and Christian fortiiude so manifest in
her last sickness, were striking evidences of her faith
in the Redeemer. She has left numerous circle Of
relations and friends to mourn their irreparabe loss
"The memory ofthe Just shall flourish"
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BY last Eoening's Mail.
From the Boston Palladium, of yss,crd

From the Boston Palladium, of yesterday.
A letter from respectful merchant in
Gouenburgh, to his correspondent in this town,
dated April 25, says, The negotiation for
peace between the United States and England,
will probably commence. In this time Messrs.
BAYARD and GALLATIN are expected from
London, and Mr.. ADAMS from St. Peters
burgh-who the British have appointed still
remains a secret. The British will insist on
the right Of taking their men from your mer.
shants vessels-and if your Commissioners
are instructed not to yield or wave that sub
ject, the war will continue-and incline
10 think its continuance probable.
Tho American Army near Champlain is
reinforced every week--perhsps its increase
has kept pace with the augmentation Of the
British. The armies of both are becoming
formidable; and if battle occurs there, (which
appears inevits5ls, il will be MORE important
than any that has taken place during the war.
The troops continued looking at each other
as late a. Thursday last.
We understand Gen. Boyd is to have CON-
mand at New Orleans, and is on his way for
that place. -
THE CAMPAIGN OPENED.
A letter from the Editor Of the Albany Ar
gus, to Gentleman in town, dated on the
evening OF the 7th, says" We have iufor-
,pa,ioo that we csn depend upon, that our
forces TOOK FORT ERIE, on the Sd inst.
with the Gsrrison--aad were In fnll march
for the head OF ;he Lake" (On;ar;o)
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to with Acct .. 70 81! for different parts OF
the coast.
The other troops which sailed at the same
time are daily expected.
MosrREAL, July 5.-We have report
this morning that Kingston is bloekaded by
the Amaricrn fleet, but as the authority can
not be traced, We are inclined to consider 1t
mesely as rumeur without foundation.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,
inst received, and for sale, at the Bookstore of
JOSIAH e.. SHAW,

- NO. ll8, Thames. street,
n lFE of the Most Noble Arthur. Marquis and Earl
- of Wellington, viscount Wellington Of Talavera
and OF Wellington, &c. &c &c. Commander in Chief
of his Britannia majesys forces in the Peninsula &C.
To which is prefxed an excellent likeness.
Life OF Gen. Morcau, with an elegant cop
perplate Likeness, by Paul Svinine, the officer who
was despatched by the Emperor Of Russia to invite
the General to join the allies.
The Wanderer, or Female Difficulties, by
Madame DArbay, authoress Of Eyelina, Cecilia, and
Camilla, in 3 vols price 8 8
Castle Rackrent, an Hibernian Tale, taken
from facts and fron the Of the Irish Squircs
before the year 1882, by Maria Edgeworth, author
ess of Practical Education Letters for Literary La.
dies, Parents Assistant, &c. &c--with portrait.
Goetz Of Berlichingen, with the iron hand,
translated from the German Of Goethe, by Walter
Scott. price IS cents. July Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-13

From the Ne--Ysrk .Mer. ,sdv. Of Saturday iasf
A Gentleman has arrived in this city from
Bermuda, which place he left on the 10th Of
June, he states, that 4 ships of the line with
troops on board, had sailed from Bermuda,
des,ained for some part of our sea board, and
that Admiral Cochranc with more ships Of
the line and several frigates, SC. with troops,
were to depart for the American coast on the
goth of June. The Gentleman further stated,
that orders had been given at Bermuda, for
temporary barracks to be immediately built,
for the accommodation of $4,000 men.