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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-04
November eth, 1873.
BRIGADE ORDERS

general court martial to consist oflieut. col.
Mason, president, &c. will convene at the Court
rouse IN Leesburg, on Friday the third day OF
next month for the trial of deInouenc;es vi; ~,
occurred under the Iate requisitlon of the Cove.
nor of Virginia and Secretary of War for militia
from the county of Londoun
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-04
City Of Washington, Oct. Sd. 1915.

The Editor ofthe virginia Herald.
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.9lintant Ceneral'a o..
Head Quarters, 7h MI. Dists-te,.
GE NERAL0ENERG

70 Me Citizens Of Nc7v- Orleans
ne mayor general Commanding has with
asst nish're3t and regret learned that prsss
conservation and alarm pervale your o.
II is trae the enemy IS on OR coast snd
threatens An invasion Of Our territory b.,t
IS equally true, with union, energy and the
| every point ms temeriiy NAV induce hin, az
foot on our soil. The gen. with sill ,,-rateY
astcnishment has heard that British eiaDis.-
saJies nave been permitted to proDqsateA ST.
diuons reports amongst yp1 that the threat.
eneP INVASION Is With 4 view of rcstoring t;,.
country TO Spain from a suppositioI th4,
some OF You would be willing to retnr3 tn
ycar ans ent sOvernment--bsiieve no. sncb
iicTe,iDie "a es--ynr government is a. peace
Win o2t'n-It is the vital enemy of vour
country, the com non ensnnv of rn-,nkicJ Inc
highway rob er of the world. that threatens
you ana has sent his hirelinss amongst con.
with TINS false report to put YOU off voer
guard, that You may fall an easy pre-, 10
hIn' Then LOOK to your liberties, v,nf pro
perry, the CHASTITY of your wives and dauel,-
seTs. Like a retrospect of the conduct ~ 2h.
British army At Hampton and other places
where II mas entered Our country and eve;y
bosom which glows with patriotism and virtu.s
"iii De irsPfe with indignation, and pant for
49, VI tic loWT Rilcu we snail meet Y
revenge these outrsses against tn. lave ~ -
vllization and humanity.
Inc general calls upon the inhabitants OF
the city. t. trace this unfounded report Ia It's
source, and brlog the propagation 70 condigy
punishment. The rules and articles Of war
annex the punishment Of death 70 auy rec-
son holding secret correspondence with tho
enemy, Creating false alarm, or supplying
MN with provisions and the general ar
nounces his una'terable determination rigi3,y
10 execute the martial law In .1ll cases ,,Ricb
may come within his province.
ne s'fety of the district entrusted =, the
protection Of the 3 neral must and win be
mailiare1 by the hes, blo3d of tie copntr,.
ani he Is confident all gooi oitiz us will be
io'ind Al their p SIS wi, their afms +. .i,e,,
hanis, deier'nige to DIS u,e every iah ~
srou q @tb che eaemy, ID usaimiy viii
perF@te the ou'ty neaHy. fut s'o,ls
the sel.rH ~ disappointed IN lis exD r
Fa'iols, he VII separate Cur enemies ir1ra
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Association ir.he fls:sse o.hhro5atory cfGs
conduct m octscsips, he militia 6iH
WAsHINc ON, Jan. Z, 1915.
have had the honor 10 receive your
letter OF tie 9Th inst. transmitting 20 me a CO.
py OF the resolatiouc. the houss: Of delegates
o. the state of Maryland, ofstbe same late.--
ferrnit, me sir, through you, Z. express 10 the
house 1t delegate the high sense l entertain
OF the honor or their appreciation O: my con-
duct as rember of the senate, in opposing
the biil Which required of the militia Of the
several states, 10 furnish recruits COR the re-
g'ilar army, under The penalty of being them
selves drafted to serve III the prosecution Of
the war.
At the same time that offer my acknow-
Judgements to the house OF delegates, / am
bound IN Justice TO others, to disclaim any
particular merit on this occasion; the failu.e
OF the bill must be ascribed to the stenuous *
able opposition which it received in both hou-
ses O, congress, sustained. as this opposition
has been, by the voice of the country.
aSky0ar Indulgence to add, that while
have resisted the progress OF a bill, .professing
70 nave Tor its object to provide for the Corn
mon Geisnce, by means, which;lie constitu-
ton does not in my Indictment authorize
nave thought navsef obliged .by faithful
regard Tor the general safety, at a period
OF great pubic difficulty, without refer
ence to the pest, to vote for supplies Of men
ard money. End tor other important measures
within the pale of the constitution, which are
thou7ht necessary to revive the public credit
Ito protect tue sever:slstates agains, invasi-
on, aud 10 defend and save from dismem-
nerrnent ti'e territory ard sovereignty of tie
nation objects TO the attainment Of which no
effort that can be made BIZ freemen will be
deemed TOO great.
With distinguished consideration. I have
tie honor to De sir, your obd't. serv't.
RUFUSKING.
Hon. Henry II. Chapman, Speaker Of the
House of Delegates c. Maryland.
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ROUSE o. DEMONSTRATIONS.

WedHc$GGy, ian. II.
Mr.. Rnggo!6 presented the petition of the
President and DIRECTORS ofthe Potomac Com
pany, praying N ez,tenton Of the powers Of
their charter SO as 70 allow them to tisDose
Of mill-sss-ts within the District of Columbia.
| IN case the erection oi mills On the same shall
hottie prejaGic;al 20 the navigation. The
petition was referred tn the committee on
the District Of Columbia.
Mr. IHoHi1rd Of Nc c. reported a bin 10
revive and continue in force the act ieclarint,
the consent OF Congress TO the act of the Lee
gis.ature O: the state of Georgia, PACED the.
18th of December 1915, establishing the fees
OF the harbor master and health osiicer of
the ports OF Savannah and St Mary's which
was twice read and committed.
MIR. IyoUt, from the committee on Militia
iy Affairs, to whom WIS referred the smenc-
nents OF the Senate to the Volunteer bill. re-
ported sundry amendments TO the said a.
mendments which were agreed to. Or the
question 70 agree to the amendments ~ the
Senate as amendsd--it was determined IN
the affirmative.
On motion Of Mr.. M'Kim, the House de-
ternnined not TO git on ia morrow, It beiug q
Gay ASSIGNED by the President as day of
national fasting humiliation and PRAYER.
Iwc messages were received from the
President of the u. s. the one transmittin,,
an account Of the contingent expsuces Of the
government for the year past the other
trangmittiaS the annual Report Of the Direct
OF Of the Mint.
The House then resolved itseifinto COM
mittce ofthe Whole, Mr.. Breckenridg, in the
chair, on tic Dill far qnierng and adiustne
c'sims to.land = she Mississippi territory
Inc discussion Gu this bill lasted the re-
mainder Of the day.
iEridQy, Jan. 19.
Mr.. PlegSazfs, from the naval Committee
reported two bills for compromising individu-
ais, not having Commissions from the United
states for prisoners and property taken from
the enemy by spirited sDterprizs. viz. a biII
concerning Mathew Guy and others, and =
bill concerning w sstoH Jenkins and others
which were twice read.
MISSISSIPPI CLAIMS,
1hehouse resumed the consideration Of the
report OF The committee Of the While on the
hiii Ter qrietirg and Adjusting clSims to land
IN thc Mississippi territory
MS bill provides a mode Of settlement of
claims 70 lands in the Mississippi TERRITORY
north ot the 81st degree of latitude, derived
ttoin grants or patents issued by the Bri-
tish government
Considerable debate took place on thjs b;,l
to-44y, as It had done on Nedncsa,c i,
wpch ne by was srcnuously advocated by
Nlcssrs. Mice Robertson, baltimore AMI -
t.,fs' aud As streuuonsiy opposed by Messrs.
"a 10Y, Wright aud others.
y he question cntle psssage Of tie bill 10 a
tdrd reJding, Yves decided in the NEGATIVE
by iaiiuyiiy - oac vote thas
for ute eaScoysaeht 20
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CONGRESS-.
N SENATE.

Wednesaay,Ja,,. II.
JAMES BAaBotR, a Senator from Virginia.
appeared and took his seat.
The bills yesterday passed in the House
OF Representatives were severally read and
passed to second reading.
On motion Of MIR. Eron1ertir, the Senate
adjourned TO Friday next
Friday, Jan. 70.
Mr., Smith from the committee to whom
were referred the amendments of the house
70 the bill to incorporate the subscribers to
the bank OF the u. States ofA merira. report
edthe same with a nurnber of amendments.
The amendments 10 the amendments Of the
House propose to increase the ixed CAPITA,
OF the Bank from thirty 70 ttirty- fve millions
OF dollars, TO make the capital consist Of
shares OF tour hundred instead Of ore hun
dred dollars each ;that the five millions pro
posed tobe added to the capital, shall b., adj
ded also to the amount subscritabie in rnblic
sset 70 disagree to the proposition of the
House Tor striking out the section which au-
tnorizes suspension of payments in specie
10 agree to the section which compels the
Sank to eommence its operations before the
iirst day OF January, and to disagree to that
winch proposes TO authorize committee of
Congress at anytime TO examine the books,
~ and prescriAcs the course of proceeding
10 the Courts against the Bank, in case OF
violation Of its cbarterJ
The consideration of this report was pest
F9hea to, and nrIde the ortier OF the day for
to- morrow.
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have the honor to be. sc.
?. &. DURHAM,
Rear-Admiral Com III Chief
To his honor J. Spooner, esq. President.
FoRr poYAL, (Mar,iniouel Oct. {

Tor : oYhL, M ArtInique) Oct 6.
he fTenchsiifgaie L 'Erigone. anchored
Yesterday cur roads. She sailed from Brest
the 1st September in company with the shin
lie Lys and the corvette ie Vesuve,-These
three vessels had on board 500 men, destined
to i9rm the garrisons of Martinique ana Csua-
daioupe blt lie Vesuve was Obliged to put
INTO Cornnna, having sr-'ung leak--L 'Erif.-
one Conveyed her there, and took on board a
part OF the troops embarked in her
The kfigone expected to have met here
WITH le iys; on board OF which IS NJ dc 81.
Jni1e, coIamandant INST. Martins. SIZE has
troops and military stores.
I>n board of the vessel, which is moment
by expected. are M. M. On Boyer and de La
oarthe, second in command, the former of
t'naddlouPe, the latter Of Martinique M
De Eaheresson, Ordoanateur'' Of Guaaa-
louPe Msde Reject, Treasurer. and VI. de
Villers, Z" Dreoteur du domaine" Of the sine
colony.
The second division under the order. of
NJ de RLllemaguo, should ariive in the
course OF three weeks. Jt CONVEYS W. de
Vaugiraud, governor and w. IL Jsuien-
Gel, Conlnissaire ordoanatcur." OF this Isl-
and /; NJ. de LIMOS, Governor, and M. dc
Guiliermi, lnterdant Of Guadal,ups. as
likewise the officers of the administration Of
the two Islands
ON Dahuc, who had lef, pari, for the
purpose o. cn5arkiug, had been recalled,
aud appmnted member of the Council OF
the Marine and the Colonies, f5i4aed to dl-
rect the affairs Of the niiulstry Of M. Malouct.
wh0 was dangerously III.
" Al the letters for Martinique are on
board Of ule le Lys."
Jamaica, oct. %.
A general treaty of pcacc has been sighed
oetween Potion aod Chrisiophe, and Whics,
nd been published previously to the ssiling
q the Fi5'iant, ia which Il IS sad. ,hey have
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: COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT.

.Ertract IF a letter from pcry respectable
luerchant ia Bordeauc, dated Oct. 95th,
1919, 20 his cc4reSilopdett in \. York, re-
ceiUeti via 81. lluyy's.
6 By late decision of this government any
vessels Of England or the u. States, which
may On the passage have captured the ships
or property OF either nation vii, not be adj
mitted to an entry in the ports Of France
They may come and take Refreshments. but
cannot land either their original cargo or
prize goods. Thus letters of marquc des-
lined TO France with cargoes are virtually
prohibited capturing on the high seas, altho'
Iheir prizes are directed for the United
States"
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lu,ed as truth, officially announced, that to
achieve the conqccs, OF Canadian territory,
sna to no!d it IS pledge fer peace, is the
deliberate parposc cs administration. This
crtsrprzc, commenced at d period wheu go
ver,nent possessed the advantage of select
ing the time and occasion for making d sud
zen descent upon an anprepared enemy, now
langu'shes IN the third year of the war. 1t
has been prosecuted with various fortune, aud
occasional brii;ancy Of exploit. but without
any solid acquisition. The British armies
have been recruited by veteran Regiments
Their navy Commands Ontario. The Amer-
lean ranks are thinned by The casualties OF
war. Recruits are discouraged by the un-
popularity OF the contest, and by the uncer-
tsinty Of receiving their pay
70 be corthmct,
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From he Asso- Yora. Epe,ltzg- Post, Jan. ?
FROM PORT-AJ- PRINCE.

ne ietter-Sit -mar9ue schr. JonquUe, cant.
CarmaF, has arrived at Beaufort. m. G Yin
. Gays from PSIt-au-P rince, with a cprep of
sugar, tortoise shell, some prize goods. ami
considerable amount in s3e Gle, TO Cox s.
MontaudeveIt, OF this city, o"sers.-She has
captured on her yoyaSe4 prizes, manned one,
tarriVeo) rFinsoIaed another, gave the tlnrd
w to prisoners, and the fourth DESTROYED.
capt Carman writes to his owners in this
CITY that the only news at PORT au- Prince or
from TIE island, is, that the two ministers
sent out BY the court of France were rccti-
we'd by the President Potion and EmDeror
CbriS'ophe Their demands on the part If
the King were, that the Island & inhabitants
should return to their former allegiance
l MS was promptly rejectcj--Ch,istoph sent
MS soldiers and unexpectedly seized the am
oassador with al his Instructions, in which il
was found he was to encourage and promote
d'saistctfon between the n.ulnttocs S1blacbs
he turned him ont 20 the sold.erv, who ter.
minated his mortal existence. petion treat
cd the other with much Courtesy. and
during my stay, sent him in small vessel.
under strong escort to Jamaica He SAYS
the torcsaes are ready when theiI. tyrarts an
proach, to Gestroy every vestige Of civiliza-
ton, not a COCK shall crow on the plait,s n
no'iiIsh them, not a tree OF hut shallalord
them shelter from q Tropical SIN. and the
hOdhttits'S Shdil DSEO1le our abfdlpV place
from whence we have tie abundant means OF
ANNOYING them, and rendering them sill more
confortiess than god and nature win do
lhcy are already storing Inc mountains wifk
cured provisions, and the most active Drepa-
ratlons are gong On to complete their means
9f defence The Minister 10 retion repre-
sentcd the foreign Merchants there as a
set OF desperate aud needy advcntorers who
were us bad couhseilors, and thar when his
I1astersent there they would be committed
to The stake.--Fhe secret expedition chat
vas progressing in Jamaica9iad not vet sa J.
cd-gensrnl opinion was Ia. il vas destined
trr SOME sDnthcrg quarter If the United
7tgtfs While at P0rt-au-P Prince. BIS rnaics-
~ sioop Of war Peruvian touched there on,
her va 70 Ccnaiyes, Bermuda AVID 1gew-
Prov'dencc. VIII an agent Of tic house ~
Boyles q Go. jniEaica, supposed for ihe pnr-
rose ot placing funds az the two Latter pia-
cea 70 purchase southern produce. th,t is. to
be captured by the Expedition now ntliag
ont.
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PoaTLANp. Jan. S.

PORTLAND, Jan. S.
Privateer brig DASH, luo. Porter cornman-
der, arrived here this afternoon after. a cruise
ot z org weeks, and has made captures.
viz. schr with fish, Gar, at Boston some time
s!nce), s!oop Mary, bound TO BermGda. with
an assorted cargo brig General Maitland
oound IRON Martinique to Bermuda, cargo
sugar and rum letter of marque schr. Ar
mistice, Captain Staahope of New-York. la :
den with rice and cotton. which she recaptur-
ed and brig on Georges bank few DAYS
ago.
The Dash loaded herself from the above
vessels with lis puncheons Of rum, English
dry goods, copper in sheets, porter, Wine. &c.
Sc.-Value on board estimated at from s, 40
TO S SO COO.
She has captured. this cruize. property Is
timated per invoices ct 5 l2c, 900.
The Gen. Maitland and Armis,icc, were
manned and ordered for Portland, the latter
about 10 days since off the Capes of the Della
ware.
Z She has brought in no prisoners, has
had no engagement, and been chased but
once.
Its reported that prize of English goods
is In at Wiscasset and another at Thomaston.
At any rate We are in a fin or foul way to
have plenty of dry goods. Sales of a guam
Kitty here to-day amount to about S 100, Goo
seld at reduced prices--many articles below
sterling cost, and such as are precisely adap-
ted to sur market.
P.S brig is below, supposed the Dash's
prize, just CONE in.
a letter 70 the owner in Boston, states
that the Dash has lis puncheons rum, 1C
hhds and IS bbls. sugar, five trunks copper
plates, casks porter, WING, white lead
&c.
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NEw-YopK, Ian. 9.
ANOTHER PRIZE.

4 letter from the keeper Of the Elk. Coffee
House, Boston, states, that q tender to the
prlyateer schooner Fame, Of 1horlastcn,
with an officer and five men, captured within
S miles ofCastine, British schooner, from
Halifax for Castine, OF 81 tens burthen man
nedwith 8 men, and laden with ITO cases
rich dry goods, 20 hhds. sugar, and some
glass and hardware aud that toe prize az
rived al Thomastcn on Tuesday last.
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mutually ss,eed to surrender St. Dofn;ryo &c
the French Government. Oh cc,tain coni,s,Sns,
ana all the properties, excepting thos, pcou-
pied by general and other officers, 10 be VII
ven up 10 their respective owners.
Before the departure OF the Sn,o,cnski
from Ganaives, flour was selling a, 80 tol-
lais pei barrel, and no vessel had arrived a.
that port from tie U. States FOX two nIeashs
past.
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We are happy to say, that we were mis-
informed Of the dam sc sustained by Mr..
Charles Johnson il the recent FIRE of his
Ink-Factory, which his advertisement in this
days G3zette states TO have been so small.
that tEe business viii meet with ma Interrupt
tIop. Phi. Ca
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7encra5ie. Carlisle Eafi,
BG-badceS, N5p. 10.


have the honor TO acquaint YOU
that the Lords Commissioners ofthe Admiral
ty have directed Vice Admiral the Hon. Sir
Alexander Cochrane. X. 3. &c. to take the
command OF this station, and also of Jamaica,
which, together with the North American
station, now forms but one command.
have therefore to request, that all appli-
GATORS respecting Tive trade, &c. may be mad.
TO the Vice Admiral, and that you Will be
pleased e signify the same to the merchants
and planters of this Islaad
The sailing of the hoInewara convoy for
this month having been ordered IA conse-
quence OF the Instructions from the admiralty,
1t viii not be necessary TO wait ary further
orders upon that subject from the commander
in chef.
have the honor to be. &c,
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PLArrsatrP Dpc. 94

PLArTs3UP G, Dec. "a.
We are sorry TO learn that General Ma
comb IS expected 70 leave this for Utica
being ordered to the trial of General VII
kinson.
It's reported, VIC understand By desert
er who came in night Before last that the
British are ? or three thousand strong at
Isle Aux NUix, and have a large number.
Of sleighs and about 90 or 90 pieces Of can
non.
Also, that they have otherl urge forcca near
that place. aaA Confirms tic report that they
are about iis1ng out an expedition of some
kind.
A gentleman arrived in the Albany stage
last evening says, that upwards Of 500 snip
carpentsrs and aitiGcers bad passed that;
place for the Lakes.
PLATrsBURe Dec. 81.
We haze iate sccoap,s rom tic Isle Aux
Noiz, which pts u scyonl doubt that
the cneinS Is preparing Tor winter cam
paign
lis foYce IS presented at sixteen thousand
lncn 10 The iattt az Wontfe 4, 81 COINS &.
ChamEy. ~ co anauns. 500 is cnt III A.
beys, AID NJ sae IS psrmgted 70 piss the IA
Case eooas
Ever prep 1tjon = made 70 g,ye t.ein &
grand eifes q npe'tt ard We nave 10 d,ho5
,Ae oiiDeios WI mcettAeir most eq1lgnms
CO .-.aA Etlab.
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The JS5hi.e R2aq !!

The Post Master at Cape May, river Dc
laware, writes on THURSDAY, sth INST. " The
Spencer "a appeared of here on Saturday
with white Rag has since been in the
same manner OFF here, The Conduct of her
crew are remarkably pacific. BY commune
Cation with her, they understand that she
spnSe a brig Is days froIn England bound to
Halifax, which had the prelin,inaYies of
peace on board, (rot mentioned when.) We
6riieve Hey 7vanf Sl11lfiies, and qye DO nj be-
HeUe the ne7vs." ~ AT. Go~
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Against il

- Nv Dhi WAS rejected.
ihea House then resolved ITSELF into corn
mitioc Of the whole, MIR. Nelson in the crair.
ON the bill TO authorize the President os the
United States to raise certain companies of
rangers tor the defence of the frontiers OF the
United States, Alter having made some
progress therein, the committee rose, rc,l.rt-
Cd progress. and obtained leave 10 sit again.
And the House adjourned.
NORFOLK, Jan. IA.
Weh-ve by accident received -Ber,nud, ,rp.r
from which We make some extracts, whcl, she,r i,
part :he eiemy's force intended to ACT acsnst New
Orleans, and our south western frontier.
Irs paper being silent az to the capture cr ~.
wasp gives US hopes that there Foundation in that
report Ledger.
From, Bermu1a hu,ler,--Dec. =.
The EXPEDITION.
Barbados, .AoU. 2.
On Friday last, arrived at this port IN AZ
days from Plvmou.h, fhaving taken route
for secrecy, different from that usually f,,-
lowed by vessels from Europe, his maiesty's
ships Bedford, Norge. Alcestc, Bucepha,us.
Reiie-Poule. Dover Hydra, Gorgon, Ca store
ship.) and Norfolk, a transport, with $500
Troops. and military stores.--under the
command ofMajor General Keene. Doctor
Thompson, formerly DEPUTY Inspector of
Hospitals on this station, is attached to this
division as Inspector of Hospitals.
he expedition, 1t is supposed, will leave
TINS IN the Course OF the present week At
tins place they take ON board about 1000
troops, and then proceed to collect those at
Martinique. Gaudaloupe, ST. Thomas and
Santa Cruz comprising in total about 5000
men They then proceed direct to lanai
ca, and take IN munitions and store, for t.,,.Ir
final destination.
As this is only the tcn of grand exoef;t;on
which must ere this have left England, con
sstpg or 800 sail OF men of war and t.ans-
ports, 1t deyelopes an extensive and marn;f
cent system of operations, highly cre,,iiaslo
and Consistent with the grandeur ~ The Nm,
fish empire. And as there is no other r,o;nt
in these latitutes. to afford an ample field for
the exercise OF SO large an armament. thei,.
destinations undoubtedly for New-O rieans.
the capital OF Louisiana and it is but fair
70 conjecture that 1t is the purpose Of o,,r mi
n sters to extend the line Of military onerat;.
ons along up the Mississippi and Ohio rivers
TIL they meet and communicate with our
forces contiguous to Lakes MICHIGAN, Erie
and Ontario, in Upper Canada and TIM,
completely encircle the United States.
Noe, TO-
In compliance with orders received this
| morning By the Gipsey, it is understood Rec
Admiral Durham sails tliis eveniKe il, the We
| nerable, to join Vice Admiral Ccchrane
"iiosc iif5 is on BOARD the onnant, so. which
on Friday last was laying at Bassc -Ierrc,
Guadalupe.
.aov. Ia.
The expedition from England, as stated in
| our paper OF the-7th inst left this, place on
Saturday and will touch at Martinique for
the pnrpose, III said, of taking on board
zen. keene, who sailed the evening before
for Fort Royal.
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Gov. Smith has issued bis proclamation
Concerning The legislature of the state Of Con
meet cut, at Hartford ON the 9Th Wednesday
Of this month. " Various subjects (he savs)
Interesting 70 the good people OF that state,
requesting the attention of the legislature.
and render ~ extraordinary session thereof
-highly eLpcdIent."