1
iiiaiinacii:ijnuwcwhicfvoul-fcave-tried
the steadi(ils of. Tete'rahar s 7
.l.IWM m the merning aand in carrytn
V" lirst ba'lery was n't ctar pei-hao tortv or fifx
-'ki!(l Rnd wounded, and bT-hfti a fvll "proportion
rf ofiicers.
'JwUbranditififthe enemVs advantage in no-
- .: .. -i- -tj '- ,f o ,r
1 win and numbers in the commencement of the
eauon, their loss "was greater than burs, espec'tallr
Y , rj)au vessew oi me neei coma work into it; har
j . ftor agatrtat a gale of wind, put .as soon asihey got
t." r ww ' proper poaiuon, a iremenuous cannonade
?' Opened upon the enemy's batteries and' was kept
. tip, .against jtncnl, until V they were-cat t ied or
S blown, up; and tia'd, noidoubv & powerful '.effect
upon the enemy.
r-etuTrts fhrtn taetmtct )W'1W5ptafr
be-en-jrtceijred :;3a haeirereto(oieaTOt1-n
from the, rudiciotjst trraneemenu .made bv
General Dearborn, I, presume ihat the. public
stores fxWhc, d4apoaed ofr'ap,that Jthe'troop wiH
be ready to rembark to-morrow and proceed (o
execute .her obricU of the eioedition tht: first
.V.
cf&tionribat
tfavere the seas,
UojtoS' May OT, 1815.
- Latest fRov fkanc
ESP The editor of the Mwhort Afercurt un
der date of the 3d fn'aW have politel favored us
i cannot apeat in too much praise of. the cool wah the following intelligence
HUf!f)11liy ot the OfliCers and men.Pnerallv uft- . This af.M-nnnn sSvorl hir. phr,
. . , . V - . " (-. - ' -. V WkVBVWB ' J '
-v. uiUiunui -icci mysei parucuiany
(wcuisuiu iuc omccra commaniiog vessels lor
their real in secondine all mv views. .! - "
" '.;:4,havethe honor to be, , f . . '
, :.. Very rrspetrullyisjsir, . ' , .
Your most obdt. sevti ' '
ISA AC CttATiNfrF.t.
Kon.'WlbUAM JoES, ; ;
- .Setretary of the ,Wy TJ'ut?. .
Terms of CapUulation wv'ered int'olti 1 the 2tth
vpnh one thousand eight hundred d ibineen,
ns. iaiu up wiq put out ot lervice.' T
rjayal force which vis Vrotided fur tib l:'.
m ourharWurj lar fbrn-the reach fq"1
t'i..:
mug upourcoa,iinni trade, and. burrvi '7 "
sseU almpst wuhii) sight of our own
ItrypHvateer, (if uherin W Mrrn'
ExpedU
tion, Capt. VVeems, (338ions, 1 0 guns, 50 men,)
36-tiays from Bordeaux Er , Baltimore bailed
2 3 March atriVedroff Cape May, 27th April,
and was chased off by 74; after receiving! from
ner two broadsides . v .
Bv the Exterti(ion. we nave been favored
with a fi.'r of Bordenux papers to the 23d March.tshort time sincej was totalis destimrA ,.f
Those of tle JJ2d contain, und;r Paris date" of
the ITih ' March a stitement of the situation' ofl
the French Armies in the North of .Europe onthe
10th March. v J - .. "
The entry into Berlin, by the li;ht troops ofi
fur the surrender of the. towtj of 30.1 i-,' Up. Russia, is acknowledged ; and the movemerrta oj
xj.P(iauatlioinoarniy ana. navy ot the Um- the I'russian populace in their favor,
te(M5taea under tho command of Vlaior Gen
erai Dearborn and Commodore thauniiey i
Thnt-.the troopg, regular "and militia, at this
44 The paper of the 2 2d also contains the prdc
lamotion of the Kins? of Saxony, when forced to
retreat trom his capital.
I am under the ertatest ob'i.rations to Com
Oiauflcey ijf . his able and indefatigable exertions
h evftiy possible manner Which could iriefacili-
(; Vtv apd effect to the expedititjh1 He is equally cs.
V , vinaoie ior souna jaagmcit,-Bravery anu mdus-
- 1 ttJ T"hf (yiivpnmnt rntrt tint liiv ..,A a rtw.o
fiftrtunate selection, ; . ,.
I' " ' Unfortunately the enemy's armed ship' Prince
K vtgem, leu mis place lor Kingston a tew davs
1 ' Sirf; nfflni ihe naval oihcerv and seamen, shall be! - f he KinK of VVestphalia had sent his Queen
'pi,, upany piauca up, ana mucn navai stores were surrendered Driicnsrs nf wr rh.. ,
ie to by tne enetnjr soon alter the explosion lar and .militia, m vroimd ih.irm.ui.,! a tu r tr" .j
atlmitted.
. . . .
seen drawri
byatrge
troops
i ne uorfieaux papers state that the new
campaign against Russia, wotrtd shortly be coin'
minced, and with an army of 300,000 men. If
the French papers are to br believed, it would
seem that the War with Russia is becoming popx
lar. " ' . ' - ' . .
j i . . . ... .
uanger, wnicliCtie tacareon ol
cutting up our coastin
vessels
nriltrv-T
ry j k'...i, whc.wj unr. vurfj men e t
ernised several days Aw(thin a few huri v,l
onrnarooar. and canturri v,ni ,
Jested, t while two fine "Waited -"States
lay here idle f n the streamWiih "a r.,n -
knowledge1 of the f-ct. Can 'i..k .J p,,iF
.without our special wotder V' v
Pratrtinrt .Wo h'n'n. k .i i '
uthority, that the fort:a"t ' Ceortt(bn . . u,;
,T ""i" & I J , i " r YT 7 F ww me.navaL ouiccrs and seamen be the nsurgent p rit of Its populace, is
litafv atbrca and Drovhiojva remain, hut na vesse s ' mm..itiai...j.j r v. v. . .? r i ? 1 1 '
A ftai 4 r . i ; ,,' ---"" , J - oreai nutnoers ot troops nave r,
vT k .w . c That all public store,, navafind rrfihiarr, shall! f om Spain, but were to be upfactd
- ' - - ; i- -.w wv. iiiiiiicutaici v irrvcn un t i i i-nmm.u. ini. n h n.,mk.nrr.u
planers, and roust of course liave them on p j cert of the army k navy"of !h! United Slat s, that
t$c . ' . : , ; toll private property shall be guarranteed to the
.u an aw ar wiuicc w ui is Httcs- j citizens ot the town ot York.
- Aajy tq pe dona berc, a-to sail to-mowov for
f;v 1 ' itiarfjl whither I send thfs by a small vessel, with
i , qpiice. to general Lewis of our approach. l
t"'v I have the honor Mo be, sir, &c.-
. : : HENRV DEARBORJi.
$tan Osrt. Jobh AtviisTROira'. .,., . ,
Secretary ol War. Washington.
( 'ijfhies'6f UttertrcmC'ctAvv'd'ii-e CifAVSco the militia, nineteen.
JtJ v . ' "; ;-Secrar9,rfthc-yuy, ' hundred and four
J W. S. rtip Mduoai anchor off York, Of the FieM Tt-
' t ha ye tne aatiuaction to jolorai ..you that
the" Anv jicajflag i!jlig upoiUhe fort at Vrk
"Theiown .cipolated thi afurao-n at 4 o'clexk.
.. fl itr.lrlifr fw.Mrol Pilr uraa bll1 '
I , - H I hav,e. the iidnor toiie,
IV Very respectfully, sir, .
ft4- t.1 . w 'Vour moat obdt set. '
.. k. ." - x ie a r on a tfvTrv
r " ,; Secntqty of t&eMivy, Washington
That all papers belonging to the civil officers
shall be retainer! bv them that- such surgeons
as may be -procured to attend the wounded of the
British regulars and Candin militia shall not bt
considered prisoners oHVar.
That one lieutenant" colonel, one major, thirteen
captain v nii.e lieutenants, .eleven ensigns, one
rjjiarter master, deputy, adjutsnt general of the
aerjennls, tour corporals and two
r ran icvjtnd file .
rain Department. Wm. nnnhai
Of the provincial Navy, Cant. Frs. fGovr-reaux
Midshipmen v.: tieuteham Gfeen
John Ridout Clerk Jas. Lansdons
Louis Baupre ' ;.
: One Boatswain Fifteen Naval Artificers
;0hw Majesty's Kegular-troops, Lt. De Koven
j One Sergeant Major 1
i and of Hhe Royal Artillery, one bombardier and
three gunners, shall be surrendered as prisoners
Bos ton, May 8.
Since our last we have been favored with Cor-
unna papers to the Vi'M and Lisbon to the 8th of
April The campaign in the" Peninsula had not
commenced-
A gendemau who-left Spain on the 12th ofi
lyni, menunns, maut was jaia uonaparte had
drawn ,40,000 veterans from that country, and
sent. .50.000 new conscripts in their s.ead. The
French en!ral Clausel has succeeded Caffarelli,
and entered Vitoria Feb. 21.
Baron Pahlen is appointed by the Emperor of
Kussia, governor ot KorngsberR. '
I It has been moved in the British parliament,
that the pay of captains in the navy should be in
creased Irom 6s. to 103. sckitional ber .dav tade
t 4 .
Sijnr-f!.
4
Fojeign.
House of Lords, Marsh uth.
NAVAL-MiSM ANACBMilTf
U. S Ship Maduom. ;
V i " 4AJ anfjior off York. '28ih Aril, 1813. "
. t SJH" Agreeably to. ynur instrucrLns 'ann ar -j
Ittngements made; with -Vfrjor ,Oen. D irbr.rn, Ij
v-tOofc on boaru.ox tae aqiudryp under my com i
Jffyaiv.l the general aid suue, and attout 1700 trapa,
' lT'SX WTl n th 3lr lMUnl'.,or Lord Darolcy adverte-l to the capture cf an.
-if-iVt Far "ormng othep or our frigate by the Americans, whicn
,iV,lW",nUl' Jh;"1! convinced him of what he before suspend, viz:
'if? Yli? mtnyXriont ,jhtl parUanunt had been extremely remiss in1
SMSr " Tr w ,w attention (o the administration of the- mm.
niseis. e piace nxco upon Dy me maiorgen- j he Noble Lor t th Ua it.. u:..i nl
partment was not in his phce, but he thought it
his 'boiinden duty to take tin earliest opportunity
X,tt andwa completed, about 10. The wn.dldav. tHhmltfrt ik.;. iA.ci.:n.
. -j j w "--- -' wau alii lj at. a ii kin Ai ii a rr l wc i f l
-m r" - uit w. w vy kJ
v. -a. uu dkcuumea rorm me exenange ot pn-; tray the expenses oHinnera given by them on
L3u.-Ci uciween me uanea otates and li. Bri-' board ship to their officers. -
! tarn. ff wi.iik,.4 t.!.:.i
" "' ' " ; f -be manifesto of Louis XVIII. had received the
concurrence ot government. Lord Castlereagh
replied in the negative. Mr. VV. said that if
government had countenanced that"4 mischievous
puhlkation,,! it JVOUldJemLiaj prolong laheuwai-,
uime r ranee in resistance. Mr. Tierney
Fortsi'though .they '.may hav gtms
re very inottensi ve things without
al. and,,, though ,om enemies may be 0f i"
Ultyre kind, they wi!! not be frigVened?t u . ;'
row. We should not calulate to fihuc-,!'" '
r4 t i
t;4
' cjral and myself for landing the troops was the cite
aithe old French For; Vanta. J l !
1 he acbarkaiion commence about eight o clock
Mowing heavy from theLesi ward, the boats fell ! the Naval Adminis
and
asked if copies had not been sent on board British
ships to be distributed on the continent. No re
ply. ., ,l . '. ,. - ..; ...
A new attempt to arrange an exchange of pri.
soners between l ranee and England, was made in
March last," ami TaiUd. !. ,. v
DomeUic.
... Klv vwuv... rl lu .
iw iccwaiaoi me poaiuon nxeu upon ana were in inrrishins nnhi nn w...... -r: r
Brjnspn'rir., rrTrJfri r a cr illinc , finm fi ' .y. : rcuu
. I" i XI i I ; I :.u,,-l,,c V JPer inquiries. tie, at cast, o ild f.icrate
e,nemv who hadtakenaDosition ina thickwond ,k.Tn i,e..i.:..-. u.r .L ... ' .- . . J.n'gaw.
K - . . s , : . z "" ."r. -j--i wwre mem ; and in aoin so, ; his- s
6enr where tfiV first troops landed: however, the tr,.,.,.,,. . ... r , . n 'ins
Ubol intrepidity of thcofficers and men. overcame
yery obstacle.' Their ? attack upon the enemy
ia so vigorous that' he in every direction,
leaving a great many of his killed and . wounded
tlpon the fi.-ltir'i' Aa soon as the troops were landed
1 directed the schooners to take
deep conviction of ts neccsshv.
sFrom the London Star of March 20th.
It is our painful duty to record another hum
iliatingsJciifiice to. the Amerieans in thecanture
of the J AVA ; one of the finest British frigates
ne Uauntless. has arrived
a position near'ieve, . Hnnr tiwl
Ae fom in order thauh attack upon thenv by al Plymouth for Gibralter, with the melancholy
Qie army and navy might be simultaneous. The I intelligence. v ' - '
tchooners " were oblige to beat up to their poni " While We lament this miafn'rhi-i.' it. i .
noil- Whir.h !h! .iirf lit iinrAfar- tA--r n . . . " ' '
t- v.vA aausmcuon mat me
MiAa rAir, trtilr -nrrittil ivt- i i rf niu .
jfpyJ) ' "V. W n . i udirviif niiuui w.ar
bat
brave rn en, vwho composed
Her colours
1 ! the Crew of the Java, did their duty.
- c - A . 1 . 1 a. ... ' 1 1 - - 1 ikk. iiiiTii n t nniuenii a n mm mm . 1 . --
K-.-r" ,llc,r H'wwp-5! io i u wpcucq a , iittCckiwj.i-. ' """"u mama were since vyefmesdav last, and who was vpttvtto
i , - fcv - . . ' ' ...... , r "ivj, .umj. w"" .v.n , luiciiuon uiscnafgeu
ffc. . tirwisnfc way
We undersphd that Qjnmodore Decatu has
ced the numbrr of iUna on hnarrl th.TT
united Mates, to 48, in cniseouene- rf
tup hitherto1 having a disposition to hov.
States formerly carried 54 cuns.
The friite Uoited S".ates, Com. Decatar, arid
the sloop Argus, Smith, sailed yesterday. They
anchored in the Bay near the Hook yesterday
afternoon, and probubly went to sea early this
mo.ning.
May- i.
From (he IIor.t, There were cruising off land
on Sandy Hook, all day yesterday, two enemies
ships of war, the valiant 74, with the Acasta
frigate in company. From Capt. Butler who had
been detained :a prisoner on board the Valiant
ball,
v
crow. W f dri!l1 rtnt .".I.,l..t. n C. .
.With inntaMrDuii r .. iu...u it
once, they mual be rendered finally. ioeflk tiv"""'
they will fail in tbetr object. Capt. lir,d,y I
r un, and thirty men, might, pechap?; h ,Vf p.
Georgetown under contribution and what r !,
is nobody to blame r Rice, corn and p.j .to' 0 ""
staple commodities at Georgetown, and Son -our
phntern would give ths fort akeg of
sooner' than lofcaher rrops, , . V
Itis no-part"rptriotrm.to. lisarVise-a"t)- 7"
icure thtrutb foMhparpoae -of;.-".:
faults of any man or sti of men from the iUsi 4r'
prehension wb.ich they desae Where en r
apparent, it may Wjhbwa without givin 0fc.
even to its autbors-and if it arises from tnv '!',
than a wilful Cause, it may some timt-sbe njii;
tt ?KUt iU,fi" have menfi,,;, J
that the hifle naval loro,we have, laid idle i 0,
harljor, whilst a l0e picaroon of contemptible fw
was depredating on our coasting trade almos, w
111 sight of our own eyes. la the raiod of c
one viewing this circumstance in its aipavf.
light, this inactivity wrong, Som- 'li-., t
cruizers had been offtl-e bar, but the dunerV
so far pasjed away that the vtase ftrG,,,"
town sailed under a fancied aecuriy, wi.ici, y
to their destruction. But; if one of wir tr y
vessel had accompanied them in ihVdeV3
tioft, (and we.und!rstand,.U to be their du-y n,
protect our coast) the result' would have 'been f
different or had two or three of our 'barges 6 t;
in Bull's Bay the vessels . would have fteen M,vtd
and the enemy taught not to approach our short
with impunity. We did not mean to ivnm.,).
oyr naval offieers.yjth a neglect of duty,bu.th-rd
must be somethingj-otten, or something'
somtwherei which ought to 'be corrtcttd ; ,
while circumstances render it so nlnTn n,i 1.. .
tonons,4t ia the duty of every faithful public sen,
tinel to sound the alarm, and he is a hry .Jn( ;,
traitor who, fail to do it, and sacrifices the inui.
ests of his country and the liberty of on- cii.z. ns
to political -i)rrjudice and a frenzied opposil.on to
rational inquiry and calm investigation.
w nust " reason is left Iree to combat error J
Vie. .iTinl.nl .rAn..M.i-.l... . ..- .. .
meci wua merin contempt, tin they both
sink, beneath the filth which they haxp tomiie
imo me yawning pit which they have digjfi.6
iiicir eiiemtes -
r Biography.
"-bviu.iiuii, a ire iroops a pon as landed
Were formed under the Immediate1 orders of Brit?
f i.l.UL. .......... . ..
w5iierair w, Avnt led 13 a mostgallaht mAnner,
1
- - - WaftL f DI II II Iirnian rn h .Li . .
-S .V .1 v 1 I ! w w Idol lllrIIL irivf1 nriT 1 I
- tfnon our trooDi? w HH!ri. i,. :,: tut..,, J ;P,.uonJi -by which the American navvis to he
I J . . r ' --t m 'wmiii; miicu nuu rnt in Ali-Ir ;nr..i....' -
It wounded a fireatTnan v andBntfj!
1Kf trfi frkrnfo...
the evcrto he l..mi-ni.,l rrt.;:.. r. j.,t rM -
Who fell at the head of his column by A contusion
received by a heavy stoner frotrf-ihf
Xiis death at this time is Winrh ti h
ouiii sn.y. 1 ur o years cm, jfi?rwl ncn , lorenoon discharged and emu- Cn f 0 iQW v
'" . gallant action, from the French itTtn KtH'-r- - w'cr5n&ider Ihe port of N.
Indiesbout two year, and . SfiFZ ? LaSl : .rk ,n a. "i116 of blockade "; that all (he nea
Our readers will nerceive that .k.?.,. irfl vesSe,s wh,ch hPped down on SAinda na.
been promptly , aken up ln Parfcri; t squadron yesterday morniogT
AnnrVEfi, the ship Delaware, Hedeliu, ' s
days from Lisbon, with, salt to A. Cranston and
..tiFDeKoay ajier sailing, n lat. 38, long,
wacr.hnei.1 K .t f . """
"prjii-uiai
wun-an American sh n Hrw -r--
114 h A Ti nTt t n ' rtH!tf MtlhiK'.'k1.! i . .
,-.- . rv.,y . viiMUiKiin orf me major
yvnetal ; and his known activity, zeal and ex
,, rrf;iice.malte i.is loss a natjciiial one
, , ip corwequence el the fair , of UeneralTike,' the
cpmmanu 01 the troops devolved' for a time. u.
Jfon XoIoheLPierce, who aoqn: after .took possess
iuuwuiu lawn. :i uooat two r M the . Amcri
igasiytjiiLulaLfohhe Briiisii,-anfJ at-a-
iTQUL-Kouiixroops-vere in quiet posseTarorrfthe
to.vn. As 'V)n as. Oen. Dpaiborn lebrt: :h situ
B.lua of Uvn. Tike he taiided and assumed (the
com 11 ao.J. I have the honor ofi
italation which as entered int. v,i
yserf
From tie London Pilot 'cf AUr.- tntt,
, We lament most deeply to have to state that
another British frigate, the Java, ha .been taken
by the American fngate Cor.stituilnn.: Ti
was on ner passage to the East Indies,
cT the capi
app'Ted by Oenerl
.'Ihe
ccniY 9ci nre io some ot his rr nrlnal
ttoi es, contsijlng large-quarahies cf naval and
It;htary.,stores. u II as a large ship upon the
aiui.A4 ji-cany ut iineauie only vessel found
fteiv is t he Dake of fibster undergoing repairs
--the Prince Hega.t left here on the 24th for
. KirjstoD, AVe ha. e not yet had' a return made
. nf Li e nsv and miliiarV sioresv conscqaently can
!v.K-.o'cMTect Ideji ofthe quantity, but have
f ina ' ;, YrantSetvti to' have all taken on board
:f .that av. can recti ve, th . rest; will .bVdestroyed.
; , I ye : to i. regrtt fa death of midshipmen
.Tfi. ... .....1 i..: .1.1 ' 1 ; -
ujai' - 'j iidiuctu. hiki several : seamen
. . : - t .
acuon was oosticateiy . maintained! and the im-
...... v v..u ios on our part, while it con
soles us with Re assurance ol the Mmprepaire'd
state of the characteristic bravery, of our seamen
ouuius tfii auuiuonai 've- nrv AA
announced, and an additional ground to Ut anS rl J"! " (rm tbe aUlhorItF f
to inouire SerioWv into h- L.: 7."n.eCt.;n? Ieman wh? has bn detained as a nr,
quire Seriously into the strancr ra.,-'..W:-u
have rcnde-ed our rdat.ve circumstanr-, s,w
respect to this new enemy, so different from what
...y wucning an others, that we h.vve
..au n.inerro 10 copterra with. We havp not rriom
to enter into this important subject Ithiaday. But
the mourning, or our.hearts, which commenced
on, tUs, first capture of a , British ship . by air A
mencau, and has teen rendered detpcr d more
melancholy, by evrjr ., scessive instance,' and
most d ep bMb.s
DB. LIS4AM1SRUSH.
It has been customary in all agea and ticiei
to pay tribute of respect to the merits of gred
men. The Stata6ruan.Philn.nnhr P.,
1 nt.M...r .-. ' " , . T. 't ? V
unu rniiantnropisr, nas each 111 hia turn bwa
eulogised,;and exalted ; but whep all i'w
estimable in these characters are 'concenttsiti
in one person, it requires some skill inl-in-guage
to do justice, to such a subject, laiil
hot say any thing respecting tle: paremag',
birth, and early education pf Dr. Rush. Tlnf
are familiar to many. Dr. ij!ush at an rat!
age went to Scotland and completed hit mdi
cal ; iirducation in the celehratej "school rf
Edinburgh. . He was the- dtatingtrfshed'Ti
industry aooHca0 and agfeeable convert
tionrJ received in a flattering manner, 4
the honors of the Xoiversity; -Haviuri retur,-
ea to America, fee for some time scvedss
burgeon gener-1 in the army ; where he ac.
quired a great part of that experience, whi'Ti
laid the foundation of most of that knowle
so honorable, to htmaelf, and bcnefici;4 tn h-
countn:.T tyen in the early manhood of 1.
ma scmuagpq tntaiwexji-conepkf1.-"e..
PPOsehe claims of England, and at aii
times shewed himself the frifcnrl nJv.H,.'
..equal rights. He signed the- dtclr.
independence : that Inff.P,nfif.r,rr
now enjoy. Ah ! niustrlous Rush-.mcr.i -rable
patriots, my tears ahall wWryriur sravor
W hen TChavyU mdolclmd into dust vour
names shall adhere to the AerlKrfW,n :
pendence: and the hearts of all
ow mucn censnte was attached to
hisname upon account . of the firm 1 stand In
Cook in defpnr ntlil. . . .
On Wednesday In.t tK n - r.. i'iJCTtl-'Ma wugt9j ami -WtW-
ttionl ,n I " 'r"B. r''r;-censure has ail passed
an
a lib tuicdic umren .?i at --fTr;
it. a ... t. r-r" . -r""v',u,i-wcc
Zir1 y"lt"'?,ay .Wing as we an-
vVavr, wuauiga7At ana -ihree frigaiesrwere
discoveredhTthe offi-ig. . e
w,u n,s u,e'.wa " number of recruits and pas- ority of about Tor m 7 a""ni
... o. --. V1V Buuiiiyiim Laeutenantsot
.c avy in so much that .there appears not on
tlm occasion, that deficiency in poinf of numbers
wwicn, in me prior instances nasH Tn ti,-
xinaf cause bf the rirrV nf ,kf a
8 or 10.
- - ' Nonror,K, M3y I4.
TUP t?ir..-,v '
stationed in Lynhaven Bav .wm J f . : V 5
sail. Yesterday Ls sail helr.-i,ii .k. ,j L-
seen from Hampton roads) made sr.il and .mod
for ihe Ope, We learn HiU
r u "'"luuiir u ic nine
K"-- .t o
of a een
.11 uciainea as n n i4.v
u " - w"7. . ucare " he would eitbe
very soon pr the Coogtess
should pf tK ik.mj. . r l
"Y uiiwci 01 nis cannon ; I ' , t
i-HArlhjtow. Msb'I.
away, it was dictated hv m9i;r .1...:
and Kush lived to seethe- coxvpirta triumph
At hi. n.ii..l.. I
wyiH....iFiein an quarters. Hapmv' Iw?
py; circumstances: would
" r v. 1 j at as 1111. ja
anxious only lorthjrjimritrrrf:
be assuccessful. Uh merit
f , 1 ...... i j iiuiw UiUVl ..n.u."
acraowieoged, and no, one dare's accuse hh
moral character in n Mngle point of defieicv.
..pawoia be altogether useless to '
tempt to shew how great a phVsiclan he xv
iveany every one tnrm? .'ti ...t,.,.'r
me oyuennam of AmcriM. H;.
stores Ot fcnowledrre nnnli-f, '
HIS Arrmairif'iri Wt.
quailed, t His hapnv and lrinr.in-rTn lit.o
."r. , v'sour" correspondent enquires
why; ,t ,s that, while the erasers of thenemy
are swarming upon our coast, enufring or bayi;
and leading theirboatsj;oour trivereind1o "Sc
Very mouths ofour ha. bouts that m mpni
aro nnt o,t.t ... . : .T
Vi aiijiu mar- spriir.r uhiR rr . . vv.rt.. vnv h .- ,
erf. Cfeiftn. has a ritht te" 7 7K u:l--:aairyo,ce hushed in death V that voice wl.icti I,
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