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rTTTh- a irf : ii wa Jeared would succeed ,et to England 'As a cartel, with. 4V prisoners- ,lf:ic.im.vnt OL 'niriy .'"-' "V."" i J i rji ..'W i . t . , T ,,-. - ".Vr-nt-M-a to -fihthH wav through, the! tddy eyeing a line of bajtje ship, tbree ,.'ri Hwy, aw aacryuri-oj fir. C ' Col Hawkins, with uual prompt frigates, two b'rijts and four tenders, came io from4 dute J although sorri ttoutts hav aodre writing ' er 7eiviv ,Vmabi every xenwn tb: place! ea, andanchowdj' on - Monday morning they u,thdr correspon dents on the firttenCgood 1 and lru "L Idi.n- in S formidable state or pre pYoccedup the Ba' Wc 1013 be-the AriAfr fcs& f'f mrM."; - , . L" , ai.fi we leirn that the Governor pf, fleet thai was off Ocracock, as advicesjrbm -North : It is sai l thebmpt;rdr if Austria has resigned 'Vnn 1 ;'K.,.mp ih inonsilii.i Carolina state that the enemv sWs had left his crown irt favor of hi brothar, who is placiiiK I n,. ivirtrhf-B ivIia- have. IO LjDCT H3;iOU3 I "r- - - o 1 1 . ...,...v nrih friiri1!v teek and our siuraeu ;uc . - - - lements urrounlnig theia. kswh nnxney order out a f rce r-on las commwa to as. I itl IHI '"f ; - r FAT UAY. n conformity t a joint resolution' of bpth i .t sot r.oni; ess passed on the Ifyh instant tne .,!icnt of ths U. StaiesJiasJsiued hr rrocla- rtcpm-nendinff to the people ot the J. .:n)'l . ... ...1 ilia 1 hursd.iv nf Nn a"-3' rf -. . ... . .. - . . ,,'jcr neitas a day ot fiiMK nu,mitC io ma t 1 . ik .. autr . wnen " un ' .1 u: iv at one ana tne same jiui wnw iuctr ncaii . . . .. 1 A v icts in ailit9sinj5 tneir ww nu auoiauons rse.' - hut cojiit. Wticthes thtse shiDS are a Dart ol .wtdmiral Warren's of ijjinal .tircie, or a retnforceV tnent, ir is not easy to detej mine. The enetny'ti ships have been in such, freqii-jnt muionVor the lat ten days, that it is difibuk to ascertain, io every instance, how and wuch they went 10 sea, ahd tp the Cay.' . r ' Mrfolk. Ltdg. The Spirit of '76, pushed at CJvorgetown, Ouf young countryman, Payne, whose displays of histrionic excellence have so frequently de lighted arfd astonished an American audience, was to have made his first appearance in Lon don, at Drury-La'e Theatre, on the ,20th May last, in the character of Uouslas. . r BdtiPed, Gaz. -; From th ! B'jutoH Centinel. WORSE AND WORbE. General DsAaajns ofTicial annunciation of the loss of another part of the Army of Cana da,' inder Col. BcensTfclVt, has been published in VVaabiiietbn, a.d by some . fatality'' he.has been left to announce, that 570 of his picked men had surrendered to a British and Indian force, a mouniing to from 230 to:340 ! After narrating the. manner of the tiacht, be saya, Col. Oniste EUROPEAN NEWvS. The inteHifcence1 from Europe is of a hiihly in- lesting aspect, not oruy on account ot ine fc;tnt m ?v.-nents ot ttie vasi armies tnere emoo ciJ,bm in regard tothe faint opening it affords wards the prospect Of a general jjeute. Uiwler e London and I'iris heads, sieverally, will' be and the statement that Bonaparte has proposed f . : r 4.. 1 ' . .. l ic lormation 01 agwiigicss, iu unuir aitum wnai he French would term a grand paciRcaiion. A ko:if the states lb be represented, America is in- u;leJ, as ot the powers negociatmg on Uie"oide France. Both in the French and English ac- Lmnts the united o.aies are . tnus mentionau. Bu: the Lndon papers appear to, place no cooO. tr.ee in any calculation, favorable to the interests Europe, ibundedLon the emperor's proposition The manner il) which we see our own country (jttced, by either power, serves to strengthen an pinion loug since entertained and expressed by us, wit: that the snffermg people of the Unued ates need not hope for peace until .he great finest, now embrailing the other continent, a been finally decided, it is in vain that we took to Russian mediation for succor. However ell intended, on all hands, that measure may ave been, no very beneficial efiejct, as we believe, an reasonably be expected to result from it. No onbt the single provocations ot England had fur- shed causes enough hereon to have founded this rar. let it correctly examined, itwtll 06 assured perceived ihat we have not struck a blow or led a drop of blood half so much on account of i? wrongs ol America, As on behalf of French bbkion and a national hatred against O Britain. Ve tue. fallen into this dilemma, by almost ina- r' tpuljle uegrets now impelled by our own M ju, and now led on by the artifice of French fl:..y, un;u ve beh"u orsehfes at a poinU-vbr& lierc wss neither firmness nojtirtuc enough to ati'l still or go back. 1 nrowuig all consequences bthc Winds, headlong we plunged into a vortex, lorn which there is no escaping until a higher pwer strctchei forth his aim to our relief or bids fie agitation! of the waters subside. We should 3il a geoer! European peace, even if the con ems of America were uot touched upon, aa a Uppy omen ; and we sincerely pray that such a me may be speedily effected May. - Eety thine here leemtdailr to ferow worse' ; m&JL&vvRL tnail from Pans Wrings,, accounts of every ming in military posture, as.it is pre mmed,Tot muc,bf In favorof France. Beroadottej Crown Prince of 3 weedeni has entered Hamburg with oj.Ooo cavalry r jthjs, a.lded to the'eapitu. lajion of Spindau, Iras reduced prices still more. Public stoelft have folle tifn fict cent. W: presume thin is a misiakeit should be men.-r;'e. Gaz.,- . iHt Duitsior lsTBtA, (Vfarshal Beserrles) the celebrated General ol Cavalry and successor of MAasiu LakkA), was killed on the first of May (the duv before theVnd batle) by a cannon ball, being against them, it ji supposed to b f t!o rea hich pierced bis groan and he died, instantly, san of her not being conducied atonir-si.de; anrl ms leatp is greatly kl juUy lamented by the tmberor Napoleon arid the French army. tion ot .vir. uauairi one w nc ,vuiw?u i to Russia. ' MrBjyard'a nominauon olfaul amilttfo, an CrimissloDcr t Xoan for . Sauth ii;nji tMwn rciecttfd." ' ' ' y.. 4 L . .. nn.-. -i. " .-.;r v:. "iS ws went .wiin v raw w ijjTm; quu .wu-u atelu :" bdt arrived too late, am feturnt-u. noT, as if determined to givctht coufi de grace to the dnfeffd'a reDutation, an eitract ot u. I tier, hoi doubt from a-me private cmeiontlcni-of the Secretary of War, is made iofollow the despatel', in which the writer declares, that though the bat tle was on the "26th, -this reipitrcehicut did not march until the 27th , theieby proclaiming, that ihCrueral's immediate lu" was two diyl after the fair I And as thi extract is also followett up by a paragraph, stating, that hp was about to-w'rUir draw from Fort George '.o Albany, ' (about 300 miles !) there to wait u until further orders," w The Viceroy (Deauharnois) has "been rertoved from the French army, on arcount of sohie ds. putes between him and other chills, particularly the Prince of Echmol (Davoust ) The Viceroy had cawed a" letter to be inserted -n the Paris papers, eflecling on the Prince. M.. Ds Kavtow, appointed Minister frdm awetjen, tJ tne L'r.iteu states, was presented at the Pi2 Rcq rg Levee, on the 20'h or May, pr ticitsw, hit ctt:'Ji.n(rt ; this tJUister tuay tiievefore be daily expected. ' LEGISLATURE 'OF KHoDB ISLAND. The comfnittee to whom was referred the Mes sage of hisjrxcellency the governor with the do cuments accompany the same.. REPORT, That it is with great regre they percieVe that the general government still -withhold from this state that portion of defence to which they consi der it entitled At the last session the general as scmblv addiessed ambectful Memorial tothe Pre conclude the uenerars wars are over, unu inai 1 aiuciu ui mc vu:icu o.aies, niaung me ueunceiess will sec him nages, and such , munitions ot war, as, in his arc authorised by the General Government to de. 'opinion, will be useful anJ necessary for the pub- straw the armed vessels of -war of the enemy ? flic service. t ' ... .. ii:u .1... r 1 It appear that the re solution, reported by the ommittee of f jfeigti relations, approbating the induct cf the executive, in the course it pursued filh regard to tfte French repealing decree, is to K permitted quietly to rest on the speaker's table mtil next session. '.This disposition of it was to lave been expected. The President and his ministers would not, willingly, again submit iicmselves o the of deal of such an examination is Mr. Munroe's leport, if debated, would have Jragged tbem into. ' Indeed, Ills evident, that the hing was expected tb pass through thV house si ently. Hence the. secretary only drew up his pa er for the gazettes, and not for the consideration tcongress. - Hence mstead of producing adigni led 'public doenmeht. 'he sought, merely- ta com, we a plausible, deceptious and sophistical news. )aper essay, intended io amuse the publiO with isingehuos statements 8c solely calculated to dis iuise the truth ' -Had a debate taken place, many. Jlthe Tederal members yould havs scorned toen r into a discussion of one of the most disgusting compositions that ever - emanated from uny de- wient ot our government. YA We fear another of the iriffates of onr isallant .f . : L ' .... I. T' llrr ' . . jjioriDUi nuie navy iias laucu . ifiio: ine ; ene- fnys iianl. By four diRerent arrivals,, accounts m brought of an action off ihe western edire of !)e UrcnJ Bank; (Newfoundland,).: on the 2tth Uune last; It was pretty; well-ascertained that of th skips- encaeed was a seventy four : other a fV-igaUj.-.Of course 1 the letter.was cap.' Wr.'i, I he severity tur was also-joined atter the t-tion by a frigate which hud been seen in com sHy t he day. before. From all these circumstan' e we are Jorced to conclude that either. Capt. Orter in theiilssex, or Commodore Rodgers, in He President, has fallen into the handaof the ene- y. the action lasted an hour and an half actor- ng to the statements. the place which has seen hun will see : him no more. People of Jimericb ! In. this manner is the War which beside the Lives, Pnperty and Bu siness sacrificed, costs youix Millions of Dollars the month managedy its authors, who grow rich out of its expenses. ' - Our Ootario ftset has returned to Sackett's Harbor, Nv here they remained on Saturday last.. ATTEMPT TO BLW UP. THE RAMI- . LIES. It has beert Questioned whether our cifixeni situatiop of the state," their right to be defended j and the duty of the United States to provide that defence To this Memorial no answer has beep received, but the Secretary of War, in a letter ad dressed Hjrhis excellency, on the 24th of MaV last, ! informs him that the representation from this state had been received, and duly and respectfully con sidered : He also Informs his excellency, that the general recently appointed to the command of th SedOnd Military District, would , be instructed ot make such requisition for militia for the defence of forts Wolcott add Adams, Sc should be alrpplied with such number of cannon on travelling car to remove all doubt we republish the act of Con. gress of March 3d, 1813. " : Jn JLcC to encourage (he destruction 0 the ' armed vexsels of war 0 .'he enemy. JBE it enacted by the Senate and Hmse of IT your committee are to consider this letter as an answer to the tye'roorial of the general assem bly t H at once extinguishes every hone of aid from the United States. The state revests that Tie the United States would furnish their own forts fpeaentaiive f the Unittd Stmet of America in Con. with troops, to perform garrison duty, and to de freia atscmbfed, That during the present war j fend theni until the.jmililia could come to their as with Cireat Britain i shall be lawful lot any per.' sistance. The Secretary , of War intWnatea that pn or persons to burn, sink or destroy, any Bri.jan olTicer of the United States would make recjui ttsh armed veVsef wf ar wxcptetMtf cmuT'-?siiionsfT militia t garrison theni His exctl- crs caitels or flags of truce,; and fcrr that purpofc jtency wueststh otodW. orftlwlKcgctJTiars J to use torpedoca, sub marine ins'.rumcnts, otany ; should be luraisned lor the acleuce 01 the aea other destructive machines whalever: and a boun- coast, and especially of the Narragan3ett Shore ; tyvf one half the value of the armed vessels srj the Secretary informs him, that the general com burnt' sunk, or destroyed, and also one half the manding the Second Military District would be Value of her guns, cargo", tackle, ami apparel, j furnished with such munitions of war and cannon shall be paid out of the Treasury ot the United j as, in his opinion, will be useful and necessary Slates to iuch person or persons who shall eff;ct ! to the public service the same otherwise than by the armed or. com Your committee are informed that the general missioned vessels of the U- States. 'alluded to by the Secretary of War, has been at H. CLAY. I Newport, but is 00W at New-London, and that 1 C ft . f-fnilom nf ht m t: i Ityt f A. J ...... M. X' ......... ... WM ii .CRAVFORD President -of the Senate, pro tern. March 3, 1813. Approved. JAMES MADISJN. Ar- no additional means of defence have been providad. and that during i . . " ine present session ot tne general assembly, ai number of sesraen belonging to the U.'.ited States' fiotilli have been removed from Newport. The general Assembly have, ataiveral sessions, expressed their decided approbation ot the course of conduct pursued by his excellency the govern, or respecting requisitions for militia, and your committee are still of opinion that his excellency' rom the Boxtori Centinet. . FRENCH ARMY. . On the 30ih of April, the French Grand my in Germany was stated to be composed of a corps of 20,000, under marshal Davoust, (having ; view on that subject are correct. Sebastian', Du four and llemborgjjnuer him) and 1 Your committee recommend, that further mea- posted-near Bremen Another corps of 30,000, sures betaken by the general assembly for -the ibrming the left of the grand army commanded (defence otthe stare, and that atax be levied for by jrBeauharnois, having MacdonalQ and ''Victor that purpose, ana for. defraying tht-jordinaiy-ex "wen tnjruXtasteTTOTttnqetncwrsVau ier,VideofearieU-rinth&-h It was impossible" to hout the barrels withoiif - 4 springing th - Ioek.oi( eacfl i-e ;r rlx, ,wd -. ,f, and oTi the tp was placed. tf'iquantity. of inf-n, tine anil spirit of turpen'.iie, which. ir,-'all plbi. Inli7 wis sufficient to huvden- ri :hi: viw .1 r that ever floated on th water, if sl cyi! -Ijavui , been got along side, which was the r3rt in vic; rheTEagle left thisjplace for tVew Loa-lo 01 iha ism-June, anu in 8 or 1Q diys afier shcaj-rtve l within sight of the enemy.about 1 1 Ociock, A. fhe enemy Sent a barge with 0 6arsm nt Vt,j as many m.frein ths bow and stern oT fi.: biV, s to take possession of her. Ci;t Jlik r, -v'T,, 1 commanneu tne uagle, atatei TUat the e.nsmy .jdt' within mii-iket 6hot,aftd that i numbers! shot were exr.hangsd before thtv ,'haiidoue I r. . .-1 .. j 1 .. . . ' ' . . Tci, ana wiien toe enemy ga' posss,tsijn. h' w h k ed for two hours to get her g si le tlu U i;ti ities,74 : but th wind'-dyiiiawav,' .uvl i.i- up, four Oojtj .veie that when the vessel blew seen along-side. It is the opinion of Cap, Ricks and a numW of others who were very near the scene 'liaubtre could not have been less than, one hundred .m ft on board and along-side. fwnne adp'-v;,"!' number to have been 120. After the exp' .ion" there was notJi-vesture f-bj itsor-rn -n ,o -W-seen. A boat from tbe 1 w. immediately dis patched, but returned without picking p ant thing. The body of the fire appeared to n ie W. wards of 300 feet into the air, with "a blu- itreak on the outsfdir' and then biifS-lik'' a rocket- MASSAC. JC7SETT5. V ri t- . AVGUSTA, MA1K. July 3. RAtar9MeA.t tuo. Celebration Af tv,,.;. dence in Jbis towiion the 4th of July, lrSTGeu. Chandler gave the folio wing "toasi i - ; .The fourih of July, 1813M-y we "on tht day drink winemttiin the wall r,f CXurb. f uciicnu nanaier is now a or beck ri'?tl i uoner a( Que- . ''' Ftom, the tjindm Courier.' ' Captain Bedford, as we sta;?d yesterday, his brought the official 'notification of an offer on the part of Russiajo mediate betvceu ; thiacountrr and America. We honii will i.i" .-r..o., . : We have the bin-h. with him : Apothtr corps -of i3jooOrTr.ndert;auences of the state government, and that such Ttve cuted States frigate Essex 'watered at Cathariaes Island, (Coast of Brazil)- on the 4'.h of February lastsince then nothing., has ken beard !rom this ship. - v The-ttedrStaafricate-PR sftoui Twii pt4 op the l lth June, in lat, 43, long.' 30she J.t?jCftr! the wthh PacH?t-Dukr ot Monu riston : Of 30,000, under the inimediate orders of the Emperor, having Souham 5cc. with him t -20,000, under Btraand, from Italy:- 10,000, under Oudinot : 15,000, under Marmont, with Bonnet, Sec. under him ; 20,000 (guards) under Soult : 15 0&) Poles, under Mortier and Ponia towski : and 20,000 Bavarians, c- . under Augereaq. Making a grand total of 196,000 mert, in the field. The cavalry of which is command ed by Bessie res, (killed since,) the artillery by Elfe, and the engineers by Lery. ' - THE ALLIED ARMY- sums as the general assembly may deemexpedi ent, be placed at the disposal of his excellency ths governor and the couucil of war. x By order of the 0mmittetf V ' JOHN L BOSS, Jun. July 2, 1813. t- , Nw Yobk, July 15. , To the Editor of The War."- - Sir Agreeable to your request, I transmit you a statement of facts relative to the explosion wf the schooner Eatle. which I oresume will ever At the same time was composed ot 89,000 ipul to silencsthe, many misrepresentations which Russians, who were occupied in the sieges of j have been afloat respecting that affair. Having Dantzic, lomosk, Modlin, btetun, Custnn, been the author of the plao, I feel it a duty in Gloeau, Magdebourg, and Witteburg : Of iciimbent on me to state to my fellow citizens the- 10,000, under , Djrnbecg, near Hamburg ; Of I motives by winch I was actuated. asTthe . man. 30,000,- under Wittgenstein and D'Yorck; Of fner in which the plan was fixed , -and- executed, as.OJO, under liiuohcrv ut t;,uu, under 'and 1 leave it to my countrymen to approve or VVn.zincerode : Ut 40,000, under the eye ot the i condemn the act deed we are sure U will respect fir the Russian Government, th warmed aumiiauoii jn its prowess, but we have a love f.,r our'naval pre-eminence that cannot hear to have it even tpi-ched by a foreign hand Ru?sii too can hardly1 be supposed td be very adverse to i!,c. principle of the srmed neutrality, and ih( kh a alone would be sufficient to make ua decline the offers But without discussing-that point .we tnnsr . make our stand upon this K'vktt' to cisiw" our naval rights to ts mediation of anv. poWbr. This is the flag we must nail to ihe'na tionaljiiast, anfT go down rather than strike W ; Before the war commenced, concesfif6a mifi have been proper ; we always tHough it unai'v,.. But the hour of concession and of compmmiseli passed t America his rushed unnecessarily a ,d and nnnaXurally into war, and she mus' Jw ro-lv-to feel the effects of her folly and" injustice,. Parc must, be the consequence of purirshment,at. -tfc-. fraction of ber ihsblect dem;Ads nma precede negociatippThe fihander o our cahn'm'aat first at!iketterror in.ui ihe American shatva,: &niJ Creatitiatt.-mbst'oe Seen'.and Teh ?.ntb. majesty of her might, from Boston to avannaj (mm the Lakes of Canada to the mouths of tho Mississippi. v And before this article goes forth to the worK her cannon have been heard and her power fch. The clamorous demagogues of America, the tu bulent democrats, the noisy advocates of waf whn us, the pretended patriots of America and tl.v real panizansjf Franc?, ssume; now ano:Iu.: tone. Their papersno longer apeak the .language of boast and menace.; Fearprevades their town k on the sea coast alarm prevails) in all quaeru They are more intent upon removing; their pro perty than in waking Read against the danrrtr i and Jhough Jhey boasted that they, would 1 sp.. port government with-aB their meanand resour ces, with their treasures and their bloody the go-, rernmefit cannot, invhe first year of the war, rann a loan of four miltioiw Sterling These arc the ' immediate conser(rence of a war ehtcsii into'tp gratify thepassbns of hatred and envy of En'. land, and to propitiate France. I N the city of Raleigh If o LOTS well irnprov cd, convenient to a fine spring, and in an ex ceiienr netgnoournood, ana wen situated tor ti convenience of private families', one of them in cluding two acres, a xnost elegant aea the other his not as much ground attached to it. .A y to . S TEKLIMU YANCEY. Raleigh, July 27, 181.3. . Emperor, and since the "'death of prince Kutusoff, commanded by gen Wittgenstein : Of 15,000, under Sacken : Of 18,000 (Swedes) to be com manded by Beinadotte Of 37,000 Prussians, forming thegarrlsons of-Spandau, Thorn, Col- rg. and ttaudentz. Miking a grand Total of 28,o00 men. --. : Thle Saxons are not brought into this estimate j which it will be seen, was made pefort the great battle of thV 2d. -' '- t ' ein force merits were on the road to both dreiLonhe enemy, i GanAjtmie and a very powerful Ru$Staji orie r "'k " .k ' ' vjas netrfuzsn pa iftc & sl?' " My relatives in the state of Ohio and on thtf frontiers are nuraarouB they have suffered much by Indian hostility, excited by the British man dates, and the blowing up of the brave Pike and his band ot heroes, alti1 the enemy had rctual ly surrendered, "was, to my mind, an actof;uch tkvrrid cruelty, that it called loudly for retalia- two. These arethe principal reason that in rfuced me to contrive the following plan, ivhich hat succeededin destroying Upwards Of one hun- Ten kegs of powder were put into a- stfoiig jcasjs, run qumury oi suipttur . rpueti 109 it. WILMINGTON ACADEMY. A PERSON Of decent manners and unnj. peached morals, capable of Teaclvng the Eng lish Language in all Its branches grammatically, . and the Latin Language 111 its earlier stages, at so Writing and Arithmetic, is wanted in this A- oademy, to" commencejiis duties on the first d.y , of the ensuing November, and to continue unti! the first lay Of the subsequent Auirust. Applicants ' are recpiested to hand iH their proposal on or d fore thd first day of September ...ntxt, to J t, JAMES. VV; WALKER. Sn'y . j- July 22, 903.-tsp. . r ... .. j -r' :. ' Notice. ." - 'jj THE subscriber takb dii method to - inform" the pimlic that he has, removtl.t' llilv!;. u rough, and taken the house formerly occupied l.y -j William .Bond, and lately by Henry Thompson j and Co. where, he has just received . 'a! w-a.n4 general a-sortment of both ' - ' ' ' : ; DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES ; - and a his terms are.cash or country produce . (no cre-l;t) he Is determined to sell at. ve.' IUCC4I r.-tte. HIS?,;' l-y
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