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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17
81. Croi.r. ,Ft-iy I
From H8IJE6y dh,y :


Sir George Provost has embarked at
~! Brunsy%icS, in the Cossack. for Engend.-
or iohn SherbrooSe wi depart immediate
~ Tor Canada, 10 take the command tbere
Admiral Griffith has sailed for Bermuda. "a
SIT on The trial of Capt. Carteret, late Of the
Fomone. There is little doubt, but he fC.1
VIII swing for tor has by this time. 'Ebe
paragraph in orc ofthe Boston PAPERS. which
stated that the captain of the Furieuse Md
oeen sent hnmc in irons, ought to be contra
mcted. Capt. Mounsey commands the ruri-
euse, and more worthy officer does not ex-
ist The printer must have mistaken him
Tor the man Carteret. SirA Cochrane gees
nome aiter the Court martial g. d Griffin
vii take command OF the whole coast. An
TIE British ships are. sent home immediately
on on tneir arrival. The Bacchante, SiaIatea,
nas, Escort &c, have sailed, and ali this
before we received the strange news from
france. What alteration this will make. the
lord only knows. The naval peace estab-
ship. five frigates and six or eight sloons 81
var" 0l'' VI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17
Haltimort, Man IS.

fNOt FSANCE.
morning the schooner Manlius, Can't
NoU {, arrived attn port from Bordeaux,
which she left On the l0th April. From cap
tain y. we learn verbally that Bordeaux had
declared for Napoleon on the 2d April-.hst
all Erglishmen there had ned, among them
the Mayor of TIE city, Monsieur Lunch, who
gave up bordeaux 10 the British. That all
France was in favor OF the Emperor, and
there was not the least doubt but he would
maintain himself triumph antly. - tieiiance of
ALI that might combine against him
NO troops OF the allies were known to be
advancing towards France, NOR was it known
that they had declared against him. We
nave been politely f,vored By she capt. It'll
Bordcau% papers OF the 5th and 9th Anril.
On hastily RAINING them over, we fin! no par
ticular leading article Of interest, ether than
what is already known. Put.
Borieo0r declared for the Emherer u, NE
ma " dfTH II sooS reported he E,aar-
for Of .4asfria sgouid take the side Of Eo,.,1-
fnrte.
Nothing was known Of the Russians and
rrn9s'ans advancing against France. Al!
rance declared for the Emperor Napoie
on. "
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Ro:ToN Nav. g.

f0.ToN, W2V. 9.
yesterday moving the u :. frie.,te Urised
%I"[eS C"pt. Shaw, arrived a: this port from
~. London and on coming up the harbor, fl
ihe General Assembly Of Rhode Te!anJ.
convened At ~ wport On Wednesday LIST.
Jl"es I'nrrlh, Jr. Esq. WAS unanimously
cnoS'n PeaEcr OF the House, and Tn Bur
CESS, Est. Clerk.
On counting the votes Tor Governor, it an.
peared that his excellency WILIIAsr JoEEs
was le-e'eoted by majority Of 7G6. The
votes gwen were 1872 for Jones, and $3.50 Cor
nc Assembly was principally occupied in
n n1.<i re CYL and military appointments.
Most OF the officers q last year were roinsta
ted he ASSEMBLY adjourned on Friday
Jy nng Co meet again on the Sd Monday in
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17

me n7aCr9tu''S mat 81 lanes Yeo lqser-
Pressed ms feternjpc5ion w6en h.ner! yetY,7ss
~ H"F1and. 10 e'o by fhe 7rqy q .H9ufrcai q
%"'orf' AH1iHe' olre0dg rad hiS c1Ji2aft, graz
Wcd 6r seeing \ c4y- Yak md s7,c6 a tar,i p,
OF fhe Yankee nGvy, 9ad Y.ukee aiqtr an
GERS aS arr heTe G@aemble@. ne haze a.
F0avs Gdmi'rd me cbqyrcter Of Sir Ian.c8 az
q flrndcnt co0monTer
We 7Dondtr if the Oucrteriy ReDiczy s,W
rnteTfa'2s lire o.hp'i0a ii eeLre8sea in 1912.
h'af no J'iFate IN the Hme,ican naou are tn
GI'ngadr ONE # his mqjeS,ys aigo6s u ,gs,;.
Caff He7yGt has sane d5Hbts, qyc f,1rU.
mat fhe Quarterly naY be- undcr q DlsstokS
50 ha$ captain Decatur !; md 50 has t6at Par
D 1; Q, "o6fSfg and 1'oior, ccE1. H9he lie
E7e8 ne rSfei5nl nj 7rih tire Jfno,.ni9n, bit
J>H"d n -voHid'nt 10 anti 6roth r Pr, n t4De
Nti 10 hcLt lin. Dem pr.ee e'''
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lErom ne Lonaor Gn-ctte

SATURDAY, 4NarCh 3
Wales, Regent of the United Kingdom OF G..
britain and Ireland, III the name and on the
behalf OF his majesty
4 PROCLAMATIGN;
Whereas, Treatyof Peace and Friend
snip between his Majca.y and the United
states OF America, hath been concluded at
Client, on the 2&th day OF December last. and
the Ratiiicatinos thereof have. been dny ex-
changed in coniorl'itY therc'mto, We have
thouGh tt IN the name and Oil the behalf of
his Majesty s dopinions--and we do declare
70 all his Majcsty's loving subjects, orr will
and pleasure, that the said Treaty CT Peace
q frentship be observed inviolablg, rs yell
by sea as land, and in all places Whatever :;
strictly changing and Commanding ali his
Ma!estYs Iov.ag subjects 20 tai:e notice there
Of and to conform themselves theIeunto ac-
curdin%ly.
Given at sie Court at Carlton House.
the seventeenth d-y of March,
1915, in the SSH year Of His Me-
icsty 5 reign.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17

cd Mr.. WnfrDasAD frat tire Allied Pow
e's h'Ul pi Ggcd themselves to Gethrone Bon A.
PARTE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17

Por IF P2ston, 1fov Q.
Ar. the fine letter-of Naronc shin Jacch
Zones Of ~ tons, is guns and CT men. J.
CI'op'rts' ESQ. Commander. l09 DAYS from
anton with full cargo Of teas, silks, cas-
~ tenten7Gue, Opium, &c tn BRYANT e
SturgIS, Messrs. Perkins &c. The shin Earl
open Ger, Tor England, saiied from Canton.
;'c' ~ With dispatches. The English used
u'e utmost vigilance to blockade the Ameri-
cans az Cauton--twelve of their launches
were Stationed between the C;ramuus an
tle %nd bar boats nc the sane ti,De ar
cnored round the American ships during ne
nlgnt: nc Cramps was lyirz of Wacoa
ana the oven Glendower was cru.z'n~ crt-
sue. Pertel from Che Tamahamaab. in
lat IL, - ;. long. 40, 50 +. from the Ino
udy ait eaving tho Islar de Aprii ~
lat S the J. ]. chased an armed sb;n "a
on ii'1nE It her, size hoistc1 English coIo,~s
ana white flag, and fred a gun to lccwsr1'
''A we ielt her. Bassett, IL days from New
ppuyPort Tor Martinique, ard received tha
s 'S' news OF peace Nav Z. OH GEORGES. az
ss''hQIuS water, spoke ship Janus. two ,fsvs
rom rom salem for india. S me dsy. sy0 ~.
1amala1aah, from Canton fT Boston -
WY ~ lSlF, captured At Poncua. Britisb
@lP Adele, smith, of Penang, laden wa
goi aust aud opium, and brig -.. IF 49,
"'UI OP'un' took out their cargoes and cave
tfcw 10. 5'-f@
ne J.. j. sailed from Boston .he 1o,b ofJqe
'o'4' ana ON the outward passage 60 shs
eastward OF tie Cape Of Good Hone. s.te
n'" az action q 3 hours and n hat.. ys.t..
me h"ush snip Hannah, from To-, lon 5,,,,
Som0ay having Exp rdcd most -
s'ot' gave up the contest !te-4n
el considerable DAMAGE ~ Give scfor. ~
Killed.
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From the Nc7o HoOc,, JomncI Of Man 6.
FROM It. CROlX.

4 passenger in the sloop Eagle, Captain
thompson. arrived this morning, has gavore i
US with s"me St. Croix papers to the 18th
April. They are filed with az. ifesses from
the Hurgh RS and free people Of colour to the
nrwGovernor General, Peter Lotht.,iua Yon
C'h9fn, and his Excelercy's replies. An
officers and inhabitants of the Islands Of St
Cro'X, s.. Thomas. and ST. Johns, are re-
lease! from their oath and obligation to the
British King. The regulations made and
ordinances issued by the Br fish government.
relative the police, are to remain in run
force. The customary taxes, as well to the
kings as to the land treasury, the custom
duty called the colonial duty, ard all other
impos's under whatever denomination, are to
be Paid in the same manner as last wear.
until new regulations in this respect are
made.
81. Croia,, Et.rR'1.
AS harbinger to returning plenty, it was
not without emotions of ,he create st iov, that
we Behold enter our port yesterday, under
American colours, sloop from New Haven.
commanded by capt. Thompson, laden with
Hour, meal, &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17

The Steam Boat SwIFrsyRF. left ber
mornings at Mt. Mols}n's wharf vester1ao
morning, on her first "Trip this season for.
NlueoGc-~e understand that she had a con-
Siderable number OF passengers on board.
ne communication with the American
sac OF Lake Ontario has opened.-A LARGE
ooNt from oacketts Harbor, laden with -four
arrived yesterday.
MONTREAL, April %.
Our correspondents in Kingston inform, frat
business there since the peace has BECOME
exceedingly fat; and that the Americans
nave again comm enced running in almost ev-
cry description OF their domestic rnapuf,r
lures Sucn as leather, paper, hats, and all
the'r petty notionS Upper Canada viii soon
DC inundated with American Iron, ard near
~ every article which comes in competition
"lfh what IS imported from the mother
Country.
1t is Supposed that the Americans have al.
ready MADE sales to the amount Of $50. 600 in
kingston. and nave gone home with the mn
Dey, us hey want no kind of commodities in
eXrhange. they take our army Bills. which
VIII reaoi'y pass in hlbaay and New-York
at a small discount. The Americans have
a's' become carriers for us on Lake Ontsrio,
Two oi their vessels had left Kingston fortle
mead OF tre lake with goods and government
stores.
l'ioe port Of Montreal they begin to make
a fEnre a large boat from Black River ar
rncl some days ago loaded with -four
ms Ought TO excite no JEALOUSY lee cur
nel$hhof5 bring as much Whest Flour Beef
Pork Pot snd Pearl Ashes, Bu,terS * Chrese
rs ihoy choose, for those articles create q
V.'"aole carrying trade to orr sister colon
q sn0rt tine viii determine the policy
fhat "1, be- pursued in Che British Yves, In
,.i37' ai 'c supplies of lumber ana ,,roy,sione
> ~ wars ana an American embargo, &c
'Nl't'Iti with various restriction, hav
% jnat cur West indil Islands are COR
t'epcndent ci the United States for
I'f''' '' "na'~Ver description, & .hat &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17

NFW-YORK ELECTION.
lhe 'esrlt q f'l9 Election. say 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-06

n R3E s,'Jscriber Offers r sale, a
- Farm, I'm the County o. Fauquier.
and ststs d Virginia, contalI ing $50 Ar
vrxs.~ cue third q which y o. the strong
st quality, and covered " it'll q heavy
trrowtassof red OAK and hlcko gy--Ths re-
g siaue, {bsiug cleared Land lis in good
Ssart. tive thirds Of it .aying been
is;l down IN red clover, and no tract
= the state has afforasd b isher eyidcn-
! sess6f its adaption to the pIaister of Pa
s.--Thsre is, sn this tn lct, and at
confluence of the TIVE never fading
1 streams Of Broad and Mill Runs, a
scite Cor Merchant. \ I'LL. with d fall
ef as feet, surrounded ,y,eyerys MAIZE
rial for baiidings anu ? the side of a
well built Saw-Msii, ecently erected.
A law has passed lot a turnpike road,
which will pass byor near this scite.
For the above proI erty, will take
The moderate price Of 90 dolisrs per A.
ere,witb reasouaei allowance, for the
water advantages,
s 81 TIC ,MAs TTYRNER
Near Haym arkst Poss. 0:ssics. Va.
September 90.
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ALSO.

Black, white and colored cambria
n,usiins, slawls, boubazeens, canton
grapes, black and coiored layentines, Fl.
cured bonnet silks, trimming laces, lace
wells and slawis, palerincs, silk, and
silk and cotton shaWis, some rsry ele-
.,goat--lisbons, gerry ckeap--siIk hdhfs.
silk floreatine. British shirtings, Irish
Iiipnens, ginslans, damask table cloths.
yestings, dimoties, domestic cottons.
mems and wo,nens shoes, etc. etc.
al Which viii be sosd wholesale and re-
tail at fan. prices fer CASH, and on all
pa nents made ia SPECIE pretBium Of
l2a per cent wall be allowed, or banl,
notes will be giyenfor specie and a pre-
MUM CT ioper cent allowed.
z. 4 l.. eSpeetadditianal supplies o.
fresh goods nearly every week.
N. 3. They will pay 80 cents Cash
or 100 in Goods at fair prices for $500
bushels Of good rye, if offered within
ten days.
Sept. Is.
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lWN7EEMS'S Life of Washington,
y y Human Manners, Goldsmith's
Natural History, Goldsmith's Rome,
ISmith's Wealth OF Nations, Rollins An.
tcient History, Lucien's Dialogues, Ho-
race Delphini, Buchan's Domestic Medi-
cine .Ewell's Medical Companion, Yince's
ASTRONOMY. Yince's Fluxions, Hawney's
IMensuration, Every man his own Cattle
Doctor, Misses Magazine, Village Ser
mons, Rise and Progress of Religion.
alleys Theology, Christian World un.
masked, lions Pilgrim, Thornton Abbey,
Faber on the Prophecies, Village Dia
logues. Watts on the Mind. jays Ser
mems, Klopstock's Messiah, Tom Jones
Pere's Works, Ossian's Poems. Don
puixote, Lord Byron's Works, limmer.
man on Solitude, Caliope, Leonida
Wreath, Duty of Women, &c. &.
On hand.
School Bibles and Testaments, Spell
hing Books, Primers, Murray's Reader,
Sequel. Grammar, exercises and Key
SCOTS Lessons, Columbian Orator. A
merican Nepos. 0niel's Geography, John
sons Dictionary in miniature. Walker,
Jones, and Psrry's school Dictionaries,
Johnson and Walkers large ditto.
Writing and wrapping Paper, Playing
Cards, Ink powder, States and Pencils,
Waters. and sealing-wax, Quills, Draw
Ing Paper, Cancels hair Pencils, and
Water Colours. etc. etc.
r. GRAY
Has published new editions Of the
cetEs Masazine . .ar Easy Introduction
TO Reaairs, and an Almanac for 1916
III of which he Offers for sale on accom-.
|modating terms.
Get. s.
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C. Port Wine.
WILLIAM GILHAM

. King Street, neTt door to PatoaS and
Butcher,
Has SUs7 REcEIgED From OPoRfo,
go halfpipes and 3 First quality Pert
90 quarter casks Wine.
IN STORE,
. pipes London Par. Madeira Wine.
from the celebrated house of Muir.
,ioch, YouilIe, Wardrop & Co.
"A few puncheons ERE old West-lndia
Rum, Sd and 4th preof.
tMuscayado and Orleans Sugar in hhds.
and bbls.
40 Denijohns
Together with general assortment Of
GR0C FRIES.
Which will be sold Oh the most liberal
terms.
Sept a
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We haze also in Store.


s pipes ard hall pipes soati side ditto
| Imported into New York before the war
land considered equally good.
25 asses Martinique white and red No
yeap Cordial, of a very superior quality
The lovers of this article are iny!tet
to try it.
A few cases Capers in quart bottles
much cheaper than the small bottles.
Afew kegs Picked Lemens.of a very
|good quality. and cheap in comparison
| to their quality and utility.
so boxes brown Soap, choice quality.
gee bushels fine Salt, suitable for Ia
Ible use.
$50 do. coarse do.
Sc bbls. good quality Common Wits
key.
SO kegs Picked Oysters.
SEQ Cocoa Nuts.
IT As in our first outset we observ-
led, 1--WE now repeat that we donot Wislt
to interfere with other dealers. but we
are determined to accommodate our
customers, so as to promote their inter
est as well as our own.-The above
choice articles worthy the appeitation 81
good, together with every article in the
Grocery Line, for sale by
HYATT e WILSON,
GEoRGETowN, Corner Of Bridge and
High Streets.
August 1875. If.
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SOL ollal's Reward

HI sAy''AWAY from the subscribe, :.
al kne 9th Of September, NegroI + IA -
i9 years old, sIendermade, named SA -s,-
I)Y frequently calls himself Alexana.,'
and Elleck--has no particular marx =
has been by water, frequently worked !. !
tie fort last winter with Andrew Bara :
and was well acquainted wityrkIr. Dice,
negroes ---his mother IS free and na nos = !
Kitty, and It is well known that she s,.,sS
ceals him, and viii hafbor bin here -, =
well as in Georgetown aud the C;tr = :
she lived there this summer and nav l. /
in the City at this time--his cloatb;n., a -
linen trousers and round Jacket. alan
one blue white cotton round lacket-.-to0l
with him pair OF old boots with a bals hail.
in the instep. All masters ofvessels ana
other persons are forewarned harbor;ns
or employing said negro at their peril.
Charles Scott. d
Octaper :. eO12t
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e. TASTE
Sept. II.

ne. haze Just receiced by the Brig PIE.
sAcE, Capt. Rose. from .Radeira--
9 pipes, } L. p. MADEIRA
l half do. VINE;
From the houses of Blackburn, Anglin
and Murdoch, Yoale, NTsrdrep & Go.
by Messrs. Bowie and Kurtz.
of this place, and considered equal to a
ny wine imported for sale, tor SEINE time
mast
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!. OSSIAN HALL for Sale

YWyFiE subscriber Offers for sale the
TRACT OF LAND on which he
now resides, containing $50 acres. ltFs
situated IN 4 healthy neighborhood, abaut
nine miles from Alexandria and twelve
rom Washington and Georgetown, anu
within mile OF the Little River furn-
nike. The improvements are counter
fshle two story frame dwelling hcase,
with barns and stables and all necessary
out-houses. Few farms in the county are
supplied with more choice collectisnol
fruit, and from the experiments thathaye
bsen na;is ON lands Of the same descrip-
tiou 10 the neighborhood, the soil IS be-
leved to be wei adapted to the Plaster.
a portien Of the ground Is in clover, and
there IS q considerable body OF low land,
= part Of which is in valuable meadow.
Nm. S Stuart.
Ea;rfax Caunty. Aug. ST, tt
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Plaster Land for Sale.

Fairfax County, Aug. sl. H
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David Peabody.
King Street, three doors above the Wash.
ing Tavern, has just received and of.
fers for SALE, complete assortment Of
|. Dry Goods,

s. ~
Suitable for the present and approachin,
season-among which are:
2 bales seperfine London cloths, as
sorted celors.
2 ditto middling and low priced do.
! bale coatings and ] do. bookings.
| ditto bombazetts, assorted colors.
2 ditto Scotch plaids.
9 ditto flannels, white and colored.
Il ditto woollen vcstings.
] case white cambrics.
2 bales cassimeres.
| ditto plated elastic cords.
Black levantine and Iutestrings.
Flag and Pulicat handkerchiefs, Can
ION Grapes.
Black, white and slate colored silk
rose. '
White cotton hose, silk & kid gloves,
Adelphi threads, coat and vest but.
ons, &c.
Also, 5000 yards domestic linens.
The abeye goods will be sold by the
ash. sSS
September Ia. :
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To Rent,
The Brick Store.

AT the corner of Prince & Union Streets,
aow in the occupancy of David and
Jonathan Ross. Ike stand fer a Groce-
ry Store and the purchase of Grain, is
to any in the place.--Posses-
sien given 10Th October.
Apply to
Larerason and Fosclc.
Sept. IL.
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3evil]e 81 I armour
/ NM nxd raieIas q kins
1fpr Slrstss sr for sals,
1oo Cbests cunpexder. lriperlai sn 9
~ anna. 1Ivsson 1ffs s 8 Of TIE iate''s
- ;nlporfatioas, and can be sg'd low
s. chan any Of the Nef !. =, $ Y - As Il
Vets 8. 4 at present ailsrd them.
% boxes Imperial
"a lacduered boxes Ysans ~ son
Is boxes Young Hyson ans 2 ysSs.
s ~ Skin Aionfesqu 3 cargo
$1,000 lbs. Green Coffee 5,
\ s eO bags old Java Cotlee, for gensse'
family use
e I.ogsheads and 60 barrels Urieans :!
ST Croix and Martinique Sugars
s4ono rs. leaf and lump Sugars
s.Doo ibs. heavy Black Pepper
sao lhs fsrst quality Bengal Indigo.
10 punchesns West India Rum
5 800 gallons genuine cid IRISH y ma
key
100 boxes Soap
800 reams Wrapping Paper
Nth tss;r usual gsnsrsl assortment efte'
Best Wines, Liquors q Gro
cerits.
NJ B..-.country dealers are respect
hilv.rsauestsd to view their assortment
) Ang. IS
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New Goods,
FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Rogers s Lewis,

80 KING . REEF
Are now openings part Of their assort-
ment of fresh imported
FALL y, WLNeTER, F.a.NGY AMI!
SI.4PLiE GOODS,
yUs1 REeEIvED From BOSTON.
Ameng which are
6 bales low priced, common and gu
perfine broad Cloths---yariou.
colers,
] do. CassilEeres- assorted,
Q do. Hannels--assorted solae very
fine, white,
/ do. Bennets patent imnerial elastic
Cords, pew ard superior art
Gle for gentlemeE's pantaIoons
1 do. Worsted Scotch Plaids forgen.
tlemeEs cloaks aud childrens
cloaths,
a do. Bolnbazetts. containing plain,
black, green, brown, olive.
slate and maroon colors-and
green, slate and orange, print
eddo.
/ case fine twist shirtinss,
9 do. Madras pattern hdkfs.
s dc. Calicoes, plates, and furnitures,
afr afr
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hiTLLBnsEvTrrR, Feb :.
MOST GLORIOUS NEWSI

NiaJ DALE arrived mere TINS Evening an Express
ttofn Ncw-Oreans, with Dispatches for the General
Government am for Gov Early TIE snoeess Of th,
gallant Jackson has been gseat ID cd Grestor even
than we hal anticpatedl Let tier ~ oar de.ant
thanks rs the Gizsr o az VeforV for tie glorious ~
eh'eVe,nents VI our brave eO;uSfyEseh
COFPTCL7I.
ET'TGcf Of letter from al BaEe7 (g.A7raut (,ss
eifI IN IN .2Lha y Oissrset, d4'.I ia On
IeGH. 20 Ge.g, ~ h,foSh
"ihe enemy ted their forces on the 2sd of Dee
since when We have killed. wounded aud taken prsna.
rs 5000 other choicest troops Among lie killed
- Zen Sir Edward Rockingham, commanding. ard
May Gen. Aean wounded. a very short lime vii.
determine the fate oil the remaining army Al
mirai Cochiane, with his whole FioIlla, IS OF the
Lakes"
Entr0ct qfa letter from CAPT Adam G.. saSala. Of
Cen NJ LHfedrs G'y, 10 HE friend "a Ass Glace d.
ted
Eonr-DsckrUR, eth Jan. 1915.
Mai Dale reached This place last night, Express
from Orleans. HE states that Gen Jackson has hal
two engagements with the British about Iaics below
the city, Ia which he has killed. wounded an taken a.
bout 5000, with loss of only killed and IL wounded
ne hTst engagement III the night the second vas
an Attempt OF the enemy Ia storm works, which
some OF them actually reached, but they never re-
torneu. Ihe slaughter of the enemy is said TO he
dreadful. lCP The Express who WAS an eyewitness
OF the scene, states that he could have walked over 70
acres ct ground without touching the EARTH so great
was the carnage. The Enemy demanded a cessation
OF hostlites for four DAYS bury their dead-I est
they shond in tist time effect their retreat eight
hours only were granted, at the expiration of which
the enemy being very dilao in their movements our
0ster1es recommended their deadly FIRE. T01 luck
sous force is eonpated at 5000 thar ofthe enemy
Supposed TO be 10000. The Express heard heavy
oanuonadug after he left orr army the result Of which
il not knowa."