Domeftic.
- from the Alexandria Gazette. r
In the Houseof Representatives of the Ajc S
on T uesday last, while the bill roakingrappropria.
"" tioi: for defraying the expenses of the Russian
Mission was under discussion, Mr. Grundy, in the
course of some observations oJv that subject, , took;
w-casionJpW a statement which he held, in bis
Sand, whlcffhe said was in Jhe hand; writing cf
th.SecWi.rf of State, in reference to the , lime
wnen and manner the mediation was ouered by
- le Russian minister, nd accepted by this govern-
kaia Hirt this to correct erroneous
meow - ., , . .
.,. .,.m(tft heretofore made, both in and out ot
the House. He said he had jbeforei .made, this
statement to the House at aume wmw uc ua.c
not name, but he thought proper to oo u again
in this public manner. A he loiiowmg is me sua
.r of the statement made by . "r- G.
nn ih; - 2 fiih of February last, Mr, DaschkofT
wrotta note to the Secretary of State requesting
i.jni .. without ataune: us oo cci. uu mc
first day of March the intei view took place, at
Vhich time he informed the becretary he was
authorised O Oner uicausjyj2l ' 7
iv. .rntahe to l&is eovernmem. .
kir.t runcii was called in five or six days at
'ter that time when the proposition was laid before
them, and it was determind to accept ttw propo
sal, and he was ..given to understand wai n wouw
- he acceptable. On.the 8thof March he made
. Mnn nnA nn t 11th OIIP trtWfm.
HI) VtllCI 111 O
mcnt accepted U in writing. v
In reply to this statement, Mr.jroldsborough
aaid, it was not bis intention to engage t in the de
bute on the; subject immediately underxthe con
sidcrjtion of the committee. ' He rose Only for
the purpose of noticing whut had been said by ht
gintlejmah from Teunessee (Mr. Grundy) on the
subiect of the Russian mediation. It-was obvi-
dusAlr.G- said, that a history of the time when
and -manner in which the Kussian minister had
tendered to our government the good offices of
his impel ial master, as a mediator between the
trifed Stale and Great Britain. ' had nothing to
do with the question now before the committee
whtch was, what sum should be appropriated, to
defray the expences of the mission to which that
mediation had given rise-Yet the gentleman
from Tennessee had thought proper to produce
to the committee a paper which, as he said, wa9
furnished by and in the hand writing of the Sccre
tar of State himself, and from it to make a
statement, the direct and evident object of which
wss to djsprove the truth of a statement made a
Yew day ago respecting the Russian . mediation
ty his friend and colleague (Mr. Hanson) and
thy to impeach the veracity of that gentleman,
who 'happened at this time to be absent fiom the
House. Mr. TG: said, that he had the most en
tire confidence in the veracity ar.d general integii
ty ol his coUeague, nnd as he was not here to
viiKiicaie himself, he (Mr. G ) deemed it his duty
to repel the attack thus made upon the correct ,
cess of his friend. This, Mr. G- said, it was
V cry easy to do, as recollection of what had beeh
$ta:ed some days ago on this subject by his col
league, and an attention to the statement now
given to the committee, urder :t.e authority of
.v . o . f wniilr at once shew that
and that 'of the SecretafV f Stale "Sov, whicft
fww obvibusi he would jnovtespas? any further on
their time.
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? jFroM the Frederickiurgh?rTcraldt t
CAPT HANCOCK. tEE:
"COMMUNICATION,
r
. Capt. Haiicock. Lee, of Fauquier County, vi
sited Hamnton iust before - the British, 'actuated
only by the feelings of a parent, in the anticipated
satisfaction of seeing his son, a soldier in a vol
unie'er company stationedat that place.--When
the action commenced, he look his stand at or
r.ear the lower battery, and with mtiaket fought
and opposed the enemy till they entered the camp ;
. V - .. ' . . !.j i..4
ano was men iaKen prisoner ana carncu uu uuaiu
of Admiral Cockburn's ship, (the Marlborough a
74 gun ship.) During his stay on board the ship,
m a conversation with Admiral Cockburn, the
admiral informed him that they had killed two
hundred and odd of the Americans in the action ;
to which Mr, Lee replied, if he had, killed that
number, he had left but very few to run away.
The admiral then said that he was, well informed
that we had full fifteen hundred met. '
his &oop! ir. dermariy in faVokr of "the common
cause, shall riot take eftect ( until after Norway
siwa nave oeen acquirea Dy oweaen, euner by bt
the cession'f the ki ng 7of Denmark or id tonse
quence ot military operations, -his majesty the
King of Sweden engages to transport his army in
to Germany, according to plan 6f campaign o
to be agreed cpn, as soon as. the above object
snau nave Deen auamey. ,
. His Britannic majesty to be v invited;by. both
powers to accede and to guarantee the stipulations
contained in said treaty
By a subsequent convention, signed at Abo, the
JOlh. Of August, 18 12, the Russian auxiliary force
was to be carried to 35,000 men.
An account of bills of exchange drawn on the
lords commissioners of his majesty's treasury, and
of monies issued under their lordship's warrants
lor the service of the Swedish government, in vir
tue of the treaty of the 3d March, 1813.
Here follow a list of the bills drawn in favour
of the Swedish government which amount to
7324,992, 5, 2 1-4 slerling.
fC7 1 bis Treaty excited a very lively debate
in both Houses of Parliament : but was finally a
Mr. Lee was carried on board on Friday eve- jrree ) to iy a slout ministerial majority
ninkr, and returne wto Hampton the bunday ioi
lowing about 10 -o'clock, landed at Blackbeard s
pout, and walked into Hampton. He saw out
very few persons during his walk" to Hampton ;
among the number not more than two .cr three
women, but from their, appearance he judged
them not to be of the genteel class. After his
arrival at Hampton, he met with Doctor Coul.
ton, and associated with him for upwards of three
hours ; and accompanied him to the hospital, re
turned with him, dunk tea with himself and his
mother, and was very generally engaged on the
various ciicumstances rehiring to the acuon, &c
All this time the Doctor never expressed a
syllable concerning any violence committed on
Female '
On Mouday, Mr. Lee associated with Mr.
Jennings, a respectable old gentleman with .whom
hc was previously acquainted, and wun mm ne
also conversed upon a!lihe topics of the engage
ment i hut he neither intimated nor stated any
thing about any violence offered to femaUs ; but
in his remarks Observed to Mr, Lee, that he was
extremely sot ry that his wife and himself had left
the town during the action, but that when he saw
Mrs Jennings in the act of going he was obliged
to accompany her. '
Mr. Lee was also at a Mt. Hohert, who lives
at a place called LK Je England, where he :d'ned
on Sunday, spent the n5cht, and bakfasted i here
on Monday morning. Will this gentleman he
also conversed, and principally about tlie battle,
but not a word did he bear from Mr. Rob-.r s
concerning any outrage on the, Icmales. With
this M, Roberis, Mr. Lee boarded tri m 1ms 6ib'.
arrival in Hampton.
His reason for taking his stand at the battery;
was his inability to reh eat with the same speech
whh the rest of the amiy ,
Mr. Lee is now, and always has been, a tru.
Republican in principle ; and at this moment is
a firm advocate and a friend to the present wac'
He was at Hampton on a visit to his son- - 1rl
was seen vith his musket, and in the act of hV
ing at the enemy at the moment of then cnur rv
Hie camp. This can be proved by respectable
the latter was not inconsistent with andiJidTiottpersoiiages who-werein the engagement and'
OF M. CARY,
FORVU3:.I5HING rf Y SU beftlP riON, '
A GENERAL ATLAS,
IMPROVED AND ENLARGED
BEING A COLLECTION
OF
MAPS OF THE WORLD D.
QUARTERS, -
THE l'RINCIPAL E.lPIREa, KINGDOMS, &c.
entreated him to rt'.reat with 'hem.
Mr. Lee's notive in visiting Hampton wa
parental. His former statement, as noticed in
the Herald, emanated from a pure love and re.
iteration of truth and virtue, and a desire to
wash out, as far as strong circumstantial evl
dencc could do, the- stain which current report
had stamped indiscriminately upon feminine
chastity. '
SVuIiJlbii i'HEATY'.
Substa'icr qf the engagement between the courts of
Sti-Petersburgh and Siockholnitiigned'ar-Sr.
retenburgh the 24th oj March 1812, to Jar
,,t as the same are referred loin the treaty between
4 .A.'g m ijetity the king of Sweden, signed at Stock
holm, withe 2d AfrcA, 1813.
, The ouject of the emperor of Russia and kiog
ot bweucn, in tormmgan allunce, is stated to be
orThe purpose)f sefiurmgi-retiurocally thei.
Slates and possessions .aganstlhe common ene.
my. . , . ; -
' Ttie French government, hayir.g bjr the becu
nation of Swedish Pqnierania committed an act
Only fighting-for their just ngnts, which ,they of bostiliiy against the Swedish govefnmeut,nd
were determined to have, and that they did not by the movement fits; annies having menaced
want the interference of any oTher power., Tais,fthe tranquility of the empire of Russia, the Con
as Mr.0- recollected, was the substance of whajiuacting I'anies engage to inake a diversion a-
eunioinca
000
ma-
hp former. The statement Irom th
Ot cretaiy of State, now cqmmunici ed thiough
the genileman from Tennessee, is, s'uid Air. (J.
ipMibstance.i .Here follows the statement as
given above ) . ;
Now this statement,. Mr. G. said, might all be
trut, andit certainly ws not bis intemjon to
'vuntroveit its truth, for he knew nothing aboui
jhe factsVindyet whai had been said in relation
tp the same subject by his colleague remained
IhoL'v uncontradicted, That gentleman had not
attempted tp give a history ot what had passed
ttetweeh --the Secretary of State and the. Russian
'nmister relative to the mediation of the emperor.
Thtlneiial point in the statement of his col
Jeague was,' that some considerable time (be be.
litved six weeks were mentioned; oel'oie Uie ad,
- ?rt.irnmes,t of the last session ol congress, che
Ruibian minister haf made a tendettutiiej,rej
n? i h. United btates lumstii, not to me ,
i cretary of slate, of the mediation of the Ein
bcrtx of Russia; thai; the President did not ap:
. pcur eli pleased with this proffered interposiiibn,
CONTAINING
Mip of the World, 30 Massachusetts,
Chart of do.
Europe,
Sweden, Denmark and
Norway,
a.-.j-.. j-. rertpfi nv nis colleague., diiu . il was uauiav i,w. vi (imvii mm a
Obvious ifiat it was in no degfei , contradicted by lce of 25, or 30,00o .Swedes and . of 15 orao,
u- made ihioV the eontleman irom Uiossians, utwn sucn point or we, coast ot uet
n ..... t.., Kii-refarv of . 2:ate." Indeed it J nv'as- may oe juageu most convenient' tor that
J r,wm w.v- 4 - "71 - . ,
;.aHnt,v snrin at allon the, statement which
"it : was brought forward to, retute, it seemed to
Mm rather confirmatory otthetiuth of.it than
Otherwise-- For if the proffered fuendahip- and
good offices if the Emperor of Russia, lemJered
by Ii'rS minister to the President of Uie t?mted
wv-i thus unirr&ciuusly reiected, it ! was
natural to' fcuppose ' that some coniderable time
woujd elapse, before'he could be brought again to
" renew his friendly off r-and thus the deLy in
their official commuticatioii is cajruraHy account,
wl for; Mr; ti. said that he wodlXmake no re
1i..rks on the papor fuuushcd by the becretary
of -Siiite io-tW gtmle.ma.-..inHi-;-: Tienoesiee, iur.
Vhe'r'ih'a'ii tat-tr'C,Tthai the i statement ft cori-
tvii -ei v.-as altoeilur athrmative : that t denied
puiipose
. -As the .King f Sweden cannot make his diver
ion iu lavor of the common i "cause cutisiaieuily
with the security of his i dominwus, sd long as he
can regard the kingdom ot' Noi wjy as an enemy,
His majesty the emperor oi Russia,; engages ei
ther by negotiation or by military co.optration to
onus the kingdom ot Worwayto weden. He en.
gages moreover to guarantee the peacable posses
sion of it to llis Swedish Majjcsiy, --'-O ,-..
The, two contracting parties engage to considei
the. acquisition of Norway as a prchminary rniiita-
ry operation to the i.ivciaion on the coast of tier
many, and 'i.ne empefor of 'Russia 'promises vto
place lor this object at the disposal, and under
the lramediaie orders ot thepnnce royal of bwe-
1 1 ' & .: . - I. It l .Lm a. i . '--!.- . t u' rAa ! j item n t a f. !m..I
m.hlng J.', that ItlUd no reuience, Cjiwici cjjic4i- jucinwit wn (iji "' uws uiuiaicu.
ly or mipliv dlyrio any' thing that migTTt have ,-TheJiw6 contractuig pariies being unwilliiig, ii
pftssed7 between the Russian minister and. the jit can (be aVoided, to nuke ah enemy of the king
President on iu? suujeci inc jncwuuii j ana w wtuiiiajiw, nu r'ww n ouiticigu 10
;Hat it was not by express averment,1 but. pnly by
IiaVllClilIU.l, n-yt ua. wv n'vi m v.uw.v. iuuu
ijecessary .:nieicHvcyii
the Secretary himseit, at Uie time' ne received
he mintster'sTewage requestingan interview
4 rvaa entii ely, ignorant of the. object ; it-onljf iays,
ihut the ao' Ssage did not state' the object . ,
Mr. G.VcbnciuiVd by s'ing, that us hjs only
fiUct in rtsifig wdi'.lu Cull " the attention of toe
committee, pariicumnj 10 ie . uiui, uw.-ihhc
cede to this ili'ance, and will offer to his Danish
nwjesty to procure lor him a couiplete iirhnity
lor Norjivay by a Umury more corjtiguvus toi his
German dominions, provided his Danish majesty
will accede foi ever his right, joh the kingdom ol
Norway to the kjngol Svuj;n.i .- TT : , ,; ''
In case hii Uaiith majesty shali.refuvie this of
fer, ana shall have deckled to remain in alliance
vvitfri'iance', ;the twocoutructin;!: parlies enaatre to
cunsiaer .ucr.main. us u.Lir ciieiny.
Xt no inebnsittency or confradiciion between Uiep 'As it has-been expressly siipLlated that the en
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June 15, 1813.
WILMINGTON. ACADEMY". J
A PERSON of decent manners aJ un
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f AN A WAY from ihe Sub,ibero WedtieUy, the
JLViune, a nvgio nun named MED, about 23 yiirs ot
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uel Hill of Rockinzharu CvMiniyN. C. bur broubi r
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buve reward,' and all rcatia&le choiuci paul,
. Curiam, S.C.onsJiJ 13, JLfB,:
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