f cu flank rVct Carolina havirg
T brew I d7l o w '.rpenlioo,. (he-
d ,lrt 0 therid Bab ate hcTtby.re-
r tpay cod .lnstalracntbn the
r f h!re which they riy hoW.thereliyn
l-eV- .. . K r .'Vrrf the Prifictnal
i J -v ...Kt-." fiL. on r
,wre ke 1 day OctcUr next, r n , :
W v AYV 9t, CasW
ruuLic notice: ;vt
Si intend leayibthe State of Notth-
Cirol'na in the cocrte of & month Of .two,
1 -mo w'ho have any Claims agamst me.
I retitiestea' 10 bf'agthem fcfwwd for aettle
,.ol irencdnicl.' and all thaisT indebted to
ire requested tbe fneaon.rne to make
-nt. SHABOACH FOURtST.
Orange County, ah, aw -
I nfonnation Wanted. . V V
FRANCIS SWANK,' Son cCThwhii'tiid
1 Mirth Swam, natives of Tideiwtll, Der.
Kthire. Er eland, who emigrated tq the Uni-
ted Stairs in 1?-, and was some time resident
in Philadelphia, end followed the profession of
i Bread Bases InWalntt street, Between 4th
k.od 5'h streets, but has, tu nee. removed to Hat.
folk. Va. and lived when therelnear to Wood-
rte wharf i a 1803 he went to England and
rf famed tram to Norfolk- since which time
tijanxioQs friend hate not beard of him---
Anj iniocmation.Uiatcan-pottUJijDo given,
vocld confer on hh anxYivingTelations a great
bjppioest when sent to Mr. VmI A vtm ALU
care of JSakui, Son, l5 OvhXetchaiitst K.York
c.. t ... , Keyr.York AbgN 10. r
RALEIGH ACADEMY, '
rn HE Ust quirtcr of ihc." present ver
x will cmmuce on Monday next, and end
eo ttxe-ioth of November. . ''J.a
The fclldwin g Tfnsters b!gn to the Cora-,
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MesartvFolk,' Williams. Wnv H. l!awtd
r-j.d Cks. H in ton. and Hop en- Their : -
tendince w!Il,be'pectedtr the Anufejy
throorhent the dan - V " '
The Monthly Meeting of the Board will be
htU at th Staie.uouse on batnrday neat, at
lOo'cJcck, A-M U
m. " August 22.,
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r-rxrten comine ender this rxtenuve headr aa
xell aa desoiiiagiiBat ihey luTe beeiv and
xUt,hejale::vV;::v- Vy,
uxcr tne. icza ox ximorj sui pc m;
ed tritf yet comprebenaiye accounts cf therel
vlct':oo"of erpires I'-ihearate of society in
Cerent cues of the VicriJ at.difiererit'periu
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the ttadera ottheJleiater-lo that , 'Ir.Thomaa Wpns, SoonTeltoii place. latelio jZla&oji 5a?s
. Nottcea.bf theiirn. Satnct and Mami-
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ened, sometimes, bjr tie wriluigs et-.the pious
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then, enlreoed by th flashes of th witty ;
alwaya aVoidicg whatever may ptovoke'rebgl
otas'conuoversy, or "give fear-toinnocertce,'
7. A teat summary of the Ne wa of the pre
ceCMng wrek and occastOQatly details of int..
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judicial XiU tiex'btiTe commercitl, militarjr
ana misceUaotous, shall be icserted in every
bumber, so "aa jo present a general view of
what Is doing to the world.' . ' r.'. I
r V It may be well observed that the preced.'
Irg outline is very ektensive,Vut when the great
quantity of matter the or k will-contain ia
consideied, there wdl appear room enough ,to
acra to cvrry-.pan nt. a aa we progress wan ,
the pubPcation. v ' , ' . ,
Such is nearly the plan on which the Weekly
fiegitter, will he conducted as a present can be
delineated. Tt thinkit piomiaea something
ihtejestrnj xthet present moment, and, aa a
book of Reference, a fund of reading alwaya
at hand, a work of much probable value '
It is presomed every subscriber will carefully
file his numbers, under an assurance theyNnll
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more useful matter than ever ras published in
any part of the .world for the same money
With the last rumber of -each volume MCillbe
delivered a minute index and general tide, free
f eapence.f j f J
It ias long appeared 40 the proposed editor
that a work of the' kind was much wanted ;
and the general failure of the many periodical
publications attempted fobe established in the
U Statei has not been, sufficient to shake bis
belief is final success... The political depart,
ment is particularly designed to promote a nre-
sent interest to the reader, and the whole cal
culated . to form a record of useful things not
to be obtained in any other publication t nor,
indeed to be obtained at all, except by' the most
laborious search and patient, investtgation. of
facts, as' they he scattered through thousands
of volumes. v' , - j
" The newspapers of the day, devoted to par
ty and to parti a-ans, seldom dare to " tell the
truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the
truth Every city, town and village, has its
Lttle-greai men, whose interests and views
must be subserved, &'the dignity of the press
is prostrated to the will of aspiring individuals.
There are some honourable exceptions to this
zeneral remark, which baa oot been made
rwitho'ot a due investigation of Its import. I
allude to publishers on ooth sides of tbe ques
tionrepublicans and federalists. The editor
does sot intend to interfere in the petty dis
putes between the inns and outsf tor, as he
hopes the Register will receive a general sup
port, heWill endeavor to make it generally in
teresting, having in' view, as an assistant,, a
gentleman of tbe first rate literary acquire.
ments. ' Its polities shtU be' American not J
passive or lukewarm, out active ana Yigusoi
not to support individuals,. but to tvbserve
the Interests of the people so far as he shall
be able to discern m'what. their interest lies..
There are good and bad men to both the pori.
tical parries which sever the people of the U.
States it ere are republicans who are not feu
dalists, and federalists who are not repubti'
cans thete is a diflfrrence between names and
deeds.' ,' ; -'.j-J-f : '
The intended publisher ii,"in the common
lanpxagt of thedaya democratic republi
can i? as a duty he owes to his own creed,
will enforce it as well as he can j at the same
time granting to others all the privileges be
has assumed to himself, , that tbe truth may
be discerned - '
To' prepare for the work, a heavy expence
must be incurred ; it will not be commenced
unless there is every prospect o a strong sup
port. The drudgery will be prodigious,' aud
the dibursements considerabler '
ff A there are many reasons very impor
tant (to the Editor) why the probable success
of this undertaking should be ascertained, he
solicits bis friends, generally," and all others
desirous of encouraging" it, to send in heir
names as speedily as possible. .It is expected
he will bo enabled lb commence it by the 1st
of August next if suflfktentfy supported.
J- ; c tl. KILLS.
Lcte Editor of the Baltimore 'Evening Jott.
Baltimore, June 15- 3t22 s '
q3 Subscriptions received at the IVist Of.
fice in Baleiph. ' " " .
' Raleigh, ;
FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1811.
:iurtner mecjuon ivciuius ,
i i?oci'njfAoni..Nathaniel Scales, . Joi.S.
Gentry arkl Wnt, Doujflas t . Stste of tbe
poll-Senate, Scales 365, Sneed 272. Com
tnons, Gentry 911, Douglas SZ8, Odineal 46J,
BarncU 1H, Owen $9- . v '
r Carwell Aiariah Graves,- S. without op
position. Jsmo Yncy- snd Isac Raioey, C.
. frwnT-.William Cunningham; S. - Robert
iVanhook and Benj. Chambers, C. ' -
JJaiAALewis pinks, 3. Jpsiab Lyn
don arid John Lone,' C f '
iv Jhor Archibald M'AeUb . AUW Jonci
mA ikhn UMnnn i Sf,t of the DOll
Commons; ' Jones 614 M'Lcnnan 596, Bcl-
ilork2AL
-
JbntjomeTyttwir& Deberrv, 5.; Josepn
Parsons and James LerraodiCX . ;-''
r.'GwrtJona'n Parke, S-- Robj Han
nah 'and John. Uowell, C. " ; v ' 7 :
AdJre-II BltXjbson: tf Joseph Wilson
arulJirrfea Martih.C
- Jion.. Jacob Fishery S. V GeoT Mumfard
aixi ijl Ldeatnerman.-w.w-, :-. r - . n
its Xo)ro of &trt!ttJobB' Steele. : - -.
' Jfeckleitharei.tievTe Graham, S J lenry
ilasse y'and J onathanHarris State of the :
polf Seiiate; Gacaia'456,. C.JJtsrrisoUAr
Coramonf.Ms&scy 79l Harris -if Wlsori
SGIZD Wilson J4V-Gray-lS6. VHA?m
v nln.Mxxn and
liJerctrtmon..WiIUa Riddiclc, S.'" Ieaad
Barber and Jessie Copehnd, C.: V '
.,7Vre2ebolon Tarkirirtoh ,lVi
Bateman and Solomon Hassel. C. Vif V : M
, Janet-TlBenjamm vSinHnons, S. , Christ
uryan, ana cam,: tiatcp, ir u.
Pit liWm .'Miv. S-
fYCorham and Har-
crfort:cro.-WilUarn- EdmxindS S.
.Corj
neuus Moore ana Andrew Jones, ti
" AewJtoiiover Cqunty. .ym. Hill, S- John
D. Jonea and'Jarnb; C.' . ."'?
- - Town of ri'WnVrfln--V?m. W: ionei . ' 'r.
. "BacZen'-lsiac WrightS JaSvOwen and
Thomas Brown. C ' . . -'v ' 'S:1 ' '
r Eittufort-. JFrt&zTlck rGnst,J S. EveraVd
Hall and "--Latham, G " ; . -vy;
; :.Goiiwibn9.jiYfyan. Nance, ? -.Thomas
Frinks and Jonathan Pearce, C. .. v .
Om?w.-Edward Ward, S. Edward D'od
ley and George ttoblcs, C.
J3nmivuk jlThomasj Leonard, S.' Jacob
Leonard andGeorge Da1vis,-C.'v . :
Greee..JV., V. :SpeightrS. , . Jonas Vil
liams and Darden, (i.
J)nj!in Charles Hooks,' S, ; D. Wright
and Gilleispie, C.
State of tlie poll In Halifax county...-.Se-hate,
Branch 300, Whitaker 241. Commons,
Webb t63, Daniel 587, Edmunds 500.
; On Monday last, te Directors of the -State
Battk injthis city proceededto dis
count vnegociabc note, in order that,
they might declare the Bank Its opera
tion, and call upon the Stockholders for
a. second instalment.",, Xhi is required
on or before tlie 1 8th of OctobetMacxtr
(See the advert isrnent of the Directors above)
about which' time it. is expected; the,
Nots of. the Bsnk wOj be. ready for cir
ctllation. ' : . , - '
For the information or Stockholders
of this Bank generally, but more espe
cially those.at a distance, .westate. that
the Directors have, found, from a report
made to Congress during the last ses
ioni by the Assayer of the Mint, that
the veal value of SpanishGold is 83 cents
and tT3-99ths of a cent per oVt. only, in
stead of 87 cents and 8 l-137ths of a cent,
at -which it has been .hertofbre received
under the authority- of an act of Coh
gress : This act expired with the last
Session of that body, and no other was
passed oh the subject? so that no foreign
Coin (except Spanish Dollars and parts
of dollars) is at present a legal tender
under the laws .of the USbtes ; but all
Foreign Com is; sliU' received ; by the
Banks as usual, (ami by our State Bank
of course) except "Spanish uold, thfe va
lue of which ha been' above stated,
which is nearly four per cent below the
former standard If Congress should
pass a law on the subject ct their ap
proaching Session, there . is. no. doubt
amongst those best informed on the sub
ject, that this will be the value at which'
Spanish Gold will be fixed.
! ' Distressed. British Manufacturers.
The following extract of a ferxec irom a
respectable Merchant in Manchester, to
his friend in this city, under date pi the
3d of June, confirms the various" ac
counts 'which have been published on
this subject ! . . s-
In the Corhinercial World, evefv thirtgs
going wrong. " Never did I know 6f so many
heavy failures.' There are Strange con mi.
sions in this town, in London and Liverpool
indeed in every part of the country. Nothing
is to be done with 8afety,.and 1 frequently
wish myself out of business." What i to be
the end of these difficulties, I knowrnot. No
thing but a general Peace eah efiectually re-"
liev us, and that appears at a great distance,
if we may credit what appears in the papers.
Our King, as .jouknow, has laboured long
under a severe malady, and it is to-night re.
ported that he is deacLV What change this.e
vent will make in our affairs is uncertain ;
but, in "respect to commercial matters, ue
cannot change for the worse, asthe laboring
part of our community is already half ttarxtd
and half naked from the lowness of the w--ges,
and want of employment. This is a gloo
my picture, but we hope for the best ; and,
in the mean time, retrench our expehces, in
every respect, as much as possible. -
Fifty-Jour is the number of Ameri
can vessels captured and sequestered at
different, times by the British,; which
have been confiscated , by the late deci
sion of Sir Wm- Scott under the Orders
in Council.' jThbse will now feel, who
Pwould hot before "seethe operation of
fhjs antiTneutral system. ;? As we are not
possessed of the means of information,
we woald thank those who have, (any of
thCv Federal prints for instance,) to in
form us, howmany. vessels have bcea
confiscated under tie Berlin ' anrl Milan
Decrees JL va 'v v" 1 '?
After perasing the following article's,
(we shall bej, obliged to any .of ;th sanie
gcntlemencto-rafnishfus
vessf Is'cbtifrscated under theliitishOr-
defr v? C6nhr4l; inthe Provincial. Ad
miralty Courts, in addition to those con
riemnedVin EnglaiirJ Mr -
J hV hVf? Tahmfarnaah whbse capture
off the JlookKWeaome ttme-sincet mentioned I
hss arrived" aiiiax.ana-oaa-jjrvurcv
nrt .mmN,! in the Vice-Admirulu Court
pfor breach otilie blockading .br4era' MJs.
Jlore Cwdemndtutntrrvy. n nivai sj
from Ireland. Cork papers are received
to the' 23d of 'Juried They contatri nothing ir
addition to tbo intelligencer already received,
exceptnnst on uie,uici vin:ituw
seU "TecHreithdr cvmiemnationi ihaiwerf in
the cove tfiforki that had been 'fauruJtfrench
Prli. on. lnQ"nrc ruvu-iu utakuu5 Hwjw
'r,!
e thist th?s tcssel- $Mt intended
to doi the jto which heiliittle7 Pelt
round herself' incompetent. But if .she
roakesthe ttemptV letJ.Wr.emelaj
W.-.
Co'tii; Jiinim9i litfer2tbt letter tint
lisbed souie time since, under the sisiaure
of Capt.' Oingh sin, "purpojiing to befesnjcii
al aecount of the rencontre between the- Pre
anient? and Little Belt, is stated- in sevefal
northern papers to be a.iorgjeryf arid)fabrj.
cated bj some y9urigjpen ;of N.Vors tap
following article, on the subject we copy from
the Baltimore SunsH-v; i
kThe V. States Garette, once statetie inf
the pay Of a British Ambassador, by hisiladt,
has delared tlie, letter, said; to be nghamjsv
first published in the iN, ,York ETeTunfirvPost,
to be a forgryJrnade up byjiorne voting ''rnerfl
in N. York for auztical purposes ' '.The editor 4
of the Baltimore' Federal Gaaette say9Vlthat
he knew before the publication In ithe , TJ. S.
Gazette,, that the letter was a forgery. Wagi
ner, editor of the Baltimore Federal RePUb-J
ucan, ana uoieman,, eairon CiJ ine evening
Post, still : persist tbst the letter is genuine
Now for the fact : We, are xsredibly: inform
ed, that AVagner, -about ten Qayflbfore'the
letter ascribed to Bingham appeared Ui tbe
Evening Post," had a copy.of the samein his
I band, which' he read to the Britisji vice con.
sul and others, at the same' time observing
that it was a qvix, and,, was well executed
another, person of the same'co present, oh
served, no matterit will do. ' -
' The Ship Elizabeth Gardiner, Capt. Clark,
was east away about 4 o'clock, A. AJon the
30th ulllmo. to the Southward bfOmcoek
Inlet, nearly abreast of Mount Truxton. This
fine ship wasA bound from. Mohte-yideo to
Pliiladelphia with a yiluable targ of Hydea,
block tin & Cocoa . greater part' of the cargo
will be lost of Barhaged, ship entirely losf
but her materials it is said will be principally
Savedno liyes lost..UAewfcem pap1 V
. INDI ANSl...The inhabitanis of oorfrontieH
settlements have lately become much alarm
ed by 'the depredations and hostility l)f ihe
neighboring lndiansarrangements are mak
ing by the citixensfbr going Into fortir.-- Se
veral hundreds of those Indians ?re gone by
invitation to Fort Maiden to receive arnis 4t
ammurittiorr from the BritUhi ' Kent. GaX.
The Editors of " the Federal Republican, a;
paper whose p61iticalcharacterit:weie'peecl
less to state, ars,: we understand, endeavor
tng to persuade the Public, that Gen. Ajri;;
strong,' on his passage through Baltimore
during the winter, held confidential commui
nicaUons with them or their friends, in which
"he was generally communicative and un
reserved on ihe subject of public men and
measures and they even go so tar as to
recapitulate conversations, which it is pre,
tended he held while there. We have' no
doubt that this -gentleman will seize the first
opportunity of authorising a contradiction of
a reportcalculated and no doubt intended to
weaken theoonhdence reposed in him by. re
pubheans as a sound p6lidcian.io.ni1 .
1 '-.-' -J"; j - w - - '
The elections for Congress, in Tennessee
have just taken place i she sends 3 merabers.
John Sevier,- new member, is elected witlW
out opposition. Willie Blount, Eaqr. is also
re-elected Governor without opposition 1
fire A valuable Cotton Factory, . near
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. was, two days after it
had gone into operation; burnt . to ashes on
the 4th insU-supposed to have, been done by
an incendiary, lis value,, was , estimated at
30,000 dollars. - .V ; 1
The valuable Paper Mills in Andoyer, Ms
belonging to Messrs Stedman and Prenttss,
were, wjtJv their books and all their stock on
handconsulned .by fir on the 6th inst
PLA1STER OF PARIS v ' :
We take the following paragraph from. the
Boston Centinel
" We understand that several vessels with
""Kalster of Fari: ha been seiml in. Bos
vtoniiarbor.". ;. ". ";"'. : , ,7
. What, piaister of Paria'contraband . Plats
ter of Paris comprehended among-the aru-.
cleshbt to be imported 1 Why ? Ah, says
some grave politician, it comes from the Bn
tish domintons. and that's, all and here it
would seem the.roatter was at an end but!
Withift the tast weeJc anumher ot persons
from; Baltimore, Philadelphia .and New-York
have suddenly , moved off for Boston- d
what thehi says the Quidnunc ? Notliiiig more
than that they are ah gone to - buy piais
ter bf Paris. V WhyJUr; E has aJUrge Stock
en handj .and 1 find it plenty he sv not gone;
O, no, nor.is Mr L.; nor Mr i'b4itihere'j
Mr. G. and Mr. R. and Mr. H. are all gone, to
Boston "fv-" '-: 'Wr
What, Mr G. ofThird street K Ayehy
he'sTa merichahtUylorv-Yes, but he's gone to
buy plaiitierof Paris. .iv-.-i.,:47?.. vj
; ' Then Air. Bwhy he's a dry good merchant
He'a- eope to buy piaister of Pauf at Bos
ton, forWthau;; 'Y::
'. But whit tlo you aay of Mr. H he deals
rhicfpallyTiff superfine woollen Mollis.
'z Ha ! h4 ha lSo yott are a politician, and
have ;vi sited the Cofjee House three.iimes a
dayfar twenty yeara, (snow days nd gouty
mornings excepted and you do .not know
that tuperiT W0rr):and dbdi7knd all
the articles Ya which merchant taylorf s deaf
are nothing more nor less than, Por " Jfa
m.r Yod jok Ko6
eiplei of fteadfhdbiitx ,Ue sacred eahons
of Riety and rktriotism as jreaehed and pro
fessed by theinercaBUle-paH-bf the toramu
nttf, Piaister i J Parft s ntliltmore jaor less
thanMriiA'i innufactUreii' carefully packed
in:packages, ever whiclus haadsoroely tow-J
-;Such,ia the! state of piety ind Iomat
Wtob. in aiffhtof BunkeHs Hilort thef spo
where the first "American; blood was shedr.
in BostonV the shuttiigbi.of wbose port e
lectrised thisfcontinehtand .arrayedT thef 12
AiBtr clonkrhi annsiwhep they bad no di.
rctVterest' ihlthe traactionandrwheo
the inxjeht fiaveVaved iof merely millibnaot
soifKouentfr
k ne arjpusL jnopei f ; -in. thei
.this
Tretower'of;aiMistnttc
tiasbcJrUaemtsJ Wi
jftheukrTlMttfc
; ; A:diseov'"mWeJrlDe8
fately rft maae;oy .1
5fy of WaSJahgtonnico p
! quainted with tbVpoweit rltcatvff am
bipged td"be;oiig4nal "itiJri'
thers, sbeaa? Tavorahfe? tt is statedoeat
out wheat so efTectually thaiot ptore than" j
oi expense is wso.ideTtoTr:taro '' IS I
tioneelafefit is innnitely preferable to ahyf 4 ' I
otbewW whicr a4n I
1 apness ;and vmtHW$.t&&0m rfliK I
; Jiyew ttre9kMg,acRmeUlW afld;im?o4 W
prpyedThreslMTuchine
eandpatentehy
over countyiiy n-gmia voi Whiciicettinctfei ::'s'f;mm
from twentvkwd tlerheriS farrnersan4 ? J - ;n
;one ouaftel ;in.-fiyeiuljdye4,wbulcrffeami4- C :.--?Smii
the straw t land it is-said to be iMtaal -1 MitfM I
r-From 200 to 250ushelsf ?toheafc bi,H- --r'll
threshed .out hv a dafcAhd.ur JjoiiSI v fS-J'f
dequate to thfedrafWiTbecosi bf.the;atent ?
ht hitherto hia 3Q dolla; V S'tm ' :
Mammotli Rattle;
naa sevemeen raiesoi course tie WaitWeu
A Hti Kimtrb! bur correspondents arfttiMfe
in the habit of leaving theif' Ietters. operi at
one ena, ano payingxnej postage on tfierat
prHHeu. sueeis. x uey areniorrneja tnat tnese'i f
letters; nevmhelessareiJinjfca'ml
'i.lJ! Alii.,: sT A.'S'.-.i:
,BtcgaQ; ,,.OPf cast ' 'f
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V The Susannab, ftptr
don papers tq the the5thof lone,Vthe cbn.
leius oi j, yriiruii. were ajiiicipiiieurruyi.uiO pa"
rived.' a Jouth' m"; cuiirbmMo
iu'&uu uaiac, nu uiai; we nave 11 10 pay:; : w?: v Hf 11 1 4
- ' -'! v:-; DIED; -ihw V :-"fe- vtVMf j
; ;At wberhVa Malays agov llliani ..Jftlfi j
Bryan, a fespettable ohizeA"of tJiaVblae v" ' :' w&5lf W-i!
At Wilmington, on the lSinstMrT
JlieattyercfianViii ' "V'-"7 ?!f I J
Mr; Taylo baker;iurtiye ofSoo
f..lJamea'AUeoottutti
merchant ; ak
pebrgyRb
pooh - 'ic . -.: U
An American 'gt4iiemari whoaataedi t;:'''p?'
in Paris for the last five fbonths, andwhaar itsr'l :-rfJPMi I
and other generals from the Pehinsula.were:!.!' -, r 'i:'
treated- with'tnef 'areiieafii'apeMa
i ut; csuu assiirneu iui iiic(r to wcu
tmtqi uriia intr ir was-iurMtn m mar anm - r
new arrangements for.
tern or ! operations in
formed on the subiect.'abd that thev 'very ire -"v -
nerauy couucmu yic sun ? ,1101 -iuc smaucaw - ;.- ,
emain ana; rorxugiiiA
l nis -genuemao- says, tiuii mJtusianaing 'f.r'i'lJ
the precautions taken to prevent the Fj'ericfe; 'iX's
from knowing, the rcal'kate of ah:;th fftjji
Peninsula thel, PAnsiani- are Prettv ' weff inSWPM Ik f
tolfake placed in cmseqUeftfce of a negpuaon v-; ;t? MMVI
that is; nowrrit'
uat-naa-'cwniejiuneaiuaxiiieriiusit
fleet; under' Sir JameacSaumare,1s Mr ) .s
turn frbr the Baltie;ofabb
Sebtember. and the newlicbnces eraQtedarii
acco&bdated 'jrMa'leoe.
i jir nntF : rwrvnrnrnera irnm i iisnnn i
f wmciv was statea oyttne j; rencnmcex
fbisvthat the JnJiabitant
liad sBlyeWtdc
nHM hA4itfi.i. in.rmn n!iTT9n. tmnMr'A-j.' . i
ben cagured
Juiw as fioucein tJiis'pa ;
now' ly infely;inh;hu
txhavingcenilyWrm 'lf '
VyWWHvmj p iT " " , Vj MIST ; W 'T l-:'-; '
thstJthefbllbwing officers haf e been sumrooin $ii'rfi$" ;
ed:as:membersof the-couria llj
ltb'cbnvbne' at FreericktOWp; : Mano0.: Ctl'i-
r! BrigadierGeoerak Gaifsetoo?t-U :
Colonel lbeekf 'Col4mb ;
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Stoddard,
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I aftcooreimcai: nsuouj 4? esuayte
glCsptain .inl aeveVlhei:f
ived tewpteia
:iue;vautftUfii"wrwcA ita, inavine was . ?
gatatress ftbyisioris.s7rigginp rHJ
r&c wbicjiwasc the caus'prhii t Vie Jnt
tus, pvri, -y jcpr,Bu; ecv uiiie wii r ; if. . t
hrovistori5-The above is: all we eouldlern
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