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.totddjfe -I4taIlisaat a4fctleM4i ;ttracioWte Q the press, ana wm csg pw..v Trial cf Edward Tinker, ' .1 I Price 3S2ent. . f ' ' v Galea has luit received from Newbern, the Tnalof Cxpiixn Pd ward Tinker, To the?t,nr. j !Tder of a Youth clued EdwioVat the Superior uourj. 01 vrHicv . Vt lomUM..., ., ...... . - .TT, Cou 5rore Keepers, may m ri th this interVwg Xml oo whofcnlctencs. i t WATCH." V The ovW accuratriV deacrbrn it. can riveit,,h7apniiing '-"Vl II cf Fayettcr.". and fajiOC a Wiwi f cwwu i ire con o uiMifc , .. . ., ,. lane 23- . -. ' - ' - Wraorune Paper. n a Ves hai far sale, fr&aaafactuf ed.at Mi Mill oir lUltiffk) abouKTwo Hundred wMmof arnatl neat Wrippinr Paper, of good quality, at 1 and 25 ceau ph Ream . Merchants And others Who with to be sup lied.will please to mike immadiateapplica fion. - " , Jol20. 1812. WARRENTON ACADEMYi ... rrllZ Exercises of the second -Setiioa of tVis Insulation com cnenctd on Monday iht 6ih ntt. under the direction of MivfTm. Cravfard. heretofore. ,f 1 v MtttSIUL't OFFICE. AakUb. July 20. 1812 v NOTICE. T Y Notice.' issued from the Department Jl5 of State, under dire of the 7th instant, all British subjects witnin the.United Stales are required u report to the Marshal (at to the persons appointed by them) of the retpect'ive S:ies cr TerritoTK wiifwn which they may reside, thr num. the time they bav. been within the United Starrs. e peimrit compo ser their fimilti.' the place of their ren deoce.and thair occopatioas or puriuna c and vhetDtr. ad at whii time, they have made the application .to the Cojrta, retjoircd by law as preparatory to their Naturalization. For ihe purpose of enabling roe to effect the object the U. S'atea have it view; with facility, and viih aa much cooTenkoe aa postlble to the aubjecta of thia rwiuftitkm, 1 have appomted the fonowins'pertooi, Cwho tre qd to make to me rcruroa of tbt namea of aU Utfi tuh Subjecta u ho . may thua tepcrt to them, with the above aicumstancti annexed to their uott) to wit Edmoud HosVmi, ej Edcntom Jobo Courti . Junius Dunbibcn, Dill'Ji Jordati, fMcxand. Frohockf Jrncph Davis, ! Woodson D&nUI Ncwbcrn, WtlmiDgion, Faycltcvillci Salisbury, . GuUford Coy. Granville i BEV. PAN1EL. PAYMENTS tT riLL be inato Officera and SoJdieTS of V the 10th Kegtroent of U. Jinxaniry, fcttoded on correct motcr rolls ti& teiurntd oprve.. a cci:ynn Ptfjrnnater, lOtb Infantry. Raleigh FRIDAY, JCLY 31, 181Z The Editors of the Register have re ceived a list of Nun Residents Lands adver ted for sale in Kentucky, on the first Mon Jar in November next. Any person interest ed may aee.it on application at their office. Yesterday, 'being the day appointed by the General Assembly of Presbyte jians to be observed as a day of fasting, bumUutibn and prayer by all their churches, the day -was observed in this ciiy,-vThe Rev. Wm. MTheeters delivered an appropriate discourse on the occasion, at the State-House, which vas well attended. v - Ni v 'The Norh-CaroHoa, Baptist General I Meeting oT Correspondence, convened 1 iq this city oh Friday W ; at which; were present Preaches and Messen-I yers from every part of the bute. The . preaching, tthich commenced at the '.iic Houieon Friday moning, and t.Qnm.ued, wiih short Inlermissioas, un. nl Sunthy creTdDg,is aticnJcdrby ..vjutv auuiciicca, t Ma.onnaay tiie vompuny was salargethat meeting was diamine bute-Hoise Yard, wher tae was erected, and teats provided r,ncpurpce.The business through- out wss conducted h!0i becoming do- cency and order, and the congrcgtlions appeared to be deeply impressed on the solemn occaaWv- - .7.1;. 17 , " U ,bs fir" "WQd iJti 10 orm 6 cl05er of '" r r Dd W Promcte the : - th ih f Julr. 1812. akinsf into tonside- ration the ralamitou tUU'of the Country id being inrolved m a waxDiae tpjuaucc xf Foreign Power t. - ; , MethJt That tue rrocumauonot me Preaideht of tho: United !,8tatea In rccota mendiner the third Thursday in AuKUtneit, to be "observed as a day of Faitihe, Humilia tion and Prayer, .meets with ourr hearty ap prt.baliooi sand tbcrefore, "do, reipectfully recozhniend, that asU ' the 'AssociitiQns, and l Churcbei'In;lKlsUte "cbserTe- thit day the KcLfi oua Purposes discloses m his Pro damatioo..'.:; i.; . , ,s Signed Ity inter tht-Jjifettiitgi .i . '- GEORGE OUTLAW, Modentor ; r' ; yTM. DOSSKY, Clerk.: A grtve : grcy;headed company of Veterans, 'hare just been formed In the county of Rowarv consisting of citizens over' 45 khel unccr 80 yctrs of age1.' for hoTOc-service- Upwards of thirty Tiavc already enured, and several others nave tigmhed their. intention of doing to'llut this aged patriot band will not consist cf less than "fifty They hate elected Nathan Dotroz their Captain The following' ar their Article of As sociation: . ARTICLES pf a tympany . cahed " SthxrLickt.9 We, the undersigned Soldiers having many of us fought tor our Liberty an the Re volution,' and novr, from our advanced age, are unable to undergo the same hardsbjpa in the field aa formerly i yet our boaoma awell with indignation, when we hear of our Ho nour and Independence being insulted by Foreign Enemies, who have not only begun the awful work of death themselves, but en courartdthe 8avajre Tribe to spill the blood I of our innocent Brethren on our Frontier, regarding neither aex norajret. We, therefore, are willing to aid our be loved Country, In exerting our influence by making short ezcursioos in this upper coun. try, in opposior the enemy, or sufpresaiug die infiuencejOf dangemua and ill-designing men fas we fear many exist am one- uVin I every instance, so far as we may be justified oy uc iiwi oi our couniry. as we are now in a state of War, we wiah for all persons to be united in suppuo our Independence and Republican IiuiKittons. We, therefore, mutually bind ourselves to abide the decisl- ona or the Officers who shall be elected by our Company, and be ready, at a moment's warning, in all expedition, either by day or night, mutually agreed to, during the War. Signed at our mutter this 1 8th day of July, 4 ol'J. I tier e J una t.Hrty me namei,J V Major Tisdale of Newbern has re ceived instructions from his Excellency the Governor, to have detached and marched to Port Hampton, four com panie of tnilitia from the Regiments of v-raven, Beaufort, Qnslowj and Lenoir, to be stationed at that place. The citizens of Newbern who are by law exempted from performing military duty, have, without distinction of age or party, formed themselves into compa nies for the protection of the town and adjoining country. We learn that letters have been re ceived in this citj, from Gen. Hull, as late as the 7th Inst. He arrived at Detroit on the 5th, wiih his army, a mounting to near 2,500, all m good health and high spirits. Great exer lions we're making by the British alFort Maiden, to array the Indians against us. Previous to the declaration of war. a tomahawk; stained with - Uood, had been sent from Maiden to all the neigh- Donng tnoes j and we understand, that 1500 rations were issued from that post daily to the Indiana io the vicinity A. Int. From Dxthoit. Letters are recei ved in New-York from Detroit, which mention that Governor Hull had arriv ed at Detroit, wash 2300 meri after a tedius march through the wilderness, the English had built a block house on the river, a few miles from Detroit, whjch they garriiOned with 30 men. This fortificatiofi would prevent all sup plies from reaching the American gar rison by water ; anp) as there was alrea dy a scarcity iffem farri tK tvmiM suffer for, provisions or Gov. Hull be! li i . . if compeueo to take the English Fort Mai den, in oder to procure a supply by this means. In Fort Maiden ate said to be about 300 men, but it could not Hand a longsiegc by land with: a superior force, haying no breast work of consequence to defend it. We understand that the order of supplies only reached N. York a few days since. s Naval Intelligence. On SattiK daj crdng, the brig 1 he: is, Hill, am ted at this port from the Spanish Maine. Capt. Hill informed us, that on Friday off the capes of Delaware, 7iesaw4 ships of war under English cofors," in chase of another, ship, which shewed no colors, about 3 miles ahead, supposed to lc a frigiiei ; the wind E. Ni E ail stan ding to tUQ south ward.. 4 tioh of two: thousafad doJlirs'iaketi M htriot the ;carcity-pi dQlIars, tHe rigfet can vessels pass, from krwant of; hands to . send - tnem in) , inasmucn. yas ncy wouJalurnisn seamen xor inc American navy, tec . - V ' . i. fi Ten Gut ! boats 'have , receTitlJ "beeti launched aieKavy'Vardm Washing-' tqn dty." .They each 'carrr two long twenty fours, and are'lritehded torcin force the gumbbat squadron at Hampton..' J The legislature of Rhode-Tsfand con Lteiied on ihe 7tH mst. and adjourned otj the VtlT, alter passing several rcsoiuuops for providing aoiis, Jcc for the state, and one .tor appoimmg-a council io aavisc ana assist me ovcmorin jnc jjcnonu arice of such duties as thf slate of vraf may devolve on him. " 1 y The Governor 4f Vermont hi! called bis council to meet with bim'at MontpeUef j tb.eS3d.in8t. , , I . rtftMPV-Oeorire M'teSna Uritish officer. -witli his commission in his pocket, lately in this city, has been apprehended m Chaxy, County of Clinton, aa a spy, and bro't dowri tothe camp at Greeobush, where he p o be tried by a court-martial according to the rules of waf. C x . . x Coltimb. i;. , Britiak forrnt TTulifiuts'tYie flostori Patn- ot states that a seaman. Who with 3 others , , j deserted from the Meiampus frigate.n the 28th ult. reports the following force at Halifax via. 8t. Georre, 90 iruns, Ruth Stewart, Ad miral j Dragon, 74 -Dreadnaught; 74 1 Stag,. 36 i Melampus, 44 j Veausi 36 1 LaVk, 20 1.' Cleopatra, jo. ' The- folio w!n is an extract of a letter from a eentleiian at F01 1 Niaeara to his menu in YYasnington city,oateq juiy o ; ;-'This earrison, and all my property at this place, have beert in the most imminent danirer. 1 expected every moment that it 11 . .mi. . ir- i tl. ir of men, cannon, ammuniuon, and every thing else. The ianeer is not now past, but bur prospect of security is more clear than it was J last week. ThU frontier haa been m a atate of alarm and confusion for almost two weeks past. , No business has been done,-Xceptre- moving gvods and property to places ofaafe- - -saHoassnaw ( r A battld has been fought on the Maine, in which the friends of Ferdin and the 7th were successful. The elegant ship Alexander, of Baltimore, arrived at Boston yesterday in 35 days from France, with a rich cargo, said to be worth 300.000. She had been chaced seven times on her oaisage by British ships of war, and outsailed them all. The last chase waa by two frigates 100 leagues from Cape Ann. The Alexander spoke about : 9 leaguea from Cape Ann, a Britiah sloop, laden with Rum and SUffar. prize to the Privateer Polly of Sals m, John Allen, prize master ttt The American ahfn Hero, is employed a Boston as a guard shift, and the English pri soners taken by the Salem and Cape Aon pri vateers were yesterday carried on board. Privateering. This species of marine irar fare is likely to become a means of considera ble annoyance to oorenemyFrom the expe dition already used in fitting out privateers in all our ports,- wenury calculate, that in les than two months wo shall have a privatiiVry eaual. at least in numbers if not so injstrentrlh to that of Britain. Since the declaration of war three schooners have been converted into privateers, in this port, manned and equipped one of them has sailed on a cruixe, and the other two Will probably sail this day. v A num ber of other vessels, we understand, are in -a state of forwardness, and will be got ready tor sea with all speed. . Air. 2Jen Additional Privntetrin.-XX Privateer Schooners America' Richardson, Bona, Da- meron, and Hornet, Frost, have cleared out, from Baltimore and dropped down for cruize. - Three British schooners have arrived at Salem, loaded with plaiater, . lumber naval stores, corn flour fec-prixes to the r pn Vdicer j enei son. i wo ol ineixi were I T rr- . ':r-t i ' ' cut out of Beaver,harhor by the cnterpri' zing crew 6f the Jefferson in open day ! A large shallop has also been sent in by the same vessel laden with British balo Roods -she was from t ' Andrews1 and captured off Quaddy head, had no pa ."il to wpartic Trw I lift, a VruM Xnt1i c K (a Ilrtwo- . port" .-1 hree is' ova bcotia shallops pri zes to the Lion privateer have arrived at Marblchead, havifrg onboard English and W. I. goods andsoma thousund dol larsin specie. ;c - The British eovernraent brier Blood Hound from England, waa boarded by. the Letter of Marque. Corat capt, J. Goufd, of N. York, in the bay and taken possession of. The-Cora took but her marines, drew the guns and car ried her into' Annapolis. " :z "I . The privateer;Tearer, capt. Wooster, of New York has recaptured the' valuable fine American ship Margsrcv of -400 -tons, cop pered to the bends, and not t wa years old.' The Margaret waa from Liverpool, Jaden with 13,000 bushels of aatt, ! 364 crates of earthenware, and a quantity of Lrohmongery, bound to Portland and was captured a few days ainceby the British brig of war Flomp er, who put'a pixemaater and 12 seamen, on board; aad ordered hef ' for. Halifax. cThe Margaret Was shortly after fallen in with by the priTfU'ef Teaser,1 capt. Wooster who wouia oe uesiroeu. ana myaeu ruincu- a hc ding that lnCy darc not take an open part British had the mean to lay the whole place - xhe tni2Tny fa exasperated denia in ashes i whilst we were entirely.destitute t f r ' K., JT . n ai board of theXaguira. The'latter vessel made lerh osslvlinsulted geryM5ntnisr;way nomi qecause nevoiea The leaders of ";the Bnuspartv in Ameri6afiare stitgrjirtoe retnsidfc Government Ht weir hahd-" Thinksr toMysei" (says a corres some-, of them get- fAe hdtpet .A iThfe question 1'iVejqUeniy Jae4 Whyr doea not the Aurora t eoei and exbose tli e seditious and treasonableaitacks bl certain priiiis upon inc. KoveaiincujLa th? most sacred hghtSNof the nation A snori answer may swuce, ; we ioidk upon the British &tf ion in ihe U States in the nture'of a in 1 7942 and -has likefhe fate anhauake pt uic nauou oa r cuon at snort intervals ver, since tnexr late and present violenceare only the last a Monies 6f their expiring nature--trte de composition of their eleniehtshas thrown into oner or two points a greater propor tion of inflammable matter the grtai tr.aUMA' at isoston, -Slight shocksrare ie line confiscations 01 eiectnroy wherever: there aTetnetaUicc6iidutt6ft a but all that is- required is to let them alone-awa ; the volcano villi burn idsclf out: v. . ', ) ' -J i ThcV vioient federal papers are now en jgaged in the Jaudatle and pat tiotic. vocation of magnifying ihe resources of the jenemy and depreciating those of tneir own country ior carrying w ine war: : Ambition and revenge are ever fruitful of inventions to promote ; their unrighteous and desperate designs.' Fin . " . . . j v.-. 55uca auM u. rect course to bring disasters upon the ! country, and thus toride into power Over lithe ruins of its character and interests We confeSS: that We should rather see th taTr an - r . mv them take an open part with the enemy at once. We should then know the real foes of the country without doubt, The Indignant frowns of an insulted nation would immediately put them down, ,r lialitimore .Imerican. - -iohh ifellingham, the assassin of Mr. Perceval, is a . native of St. . iots, In Hunungdonslure. He vent "tor. R ussia about 12 years ago, in quality of agent for Hou'Ses in London and Hull, and was settled in Riga, where he-w as for a time in a prosperous way .but when the Tnisundersiandlng betWeeh the Bri tish Sc. Russian governments tobk placej being an active partizari for his own country, the Russian government took offence, upon which he was uhrovn in to prison, 'yt here he remained for iwo year$, and all his property Was 'confis cated. He returned to England ruined in circumstances and has" beetf impor tunate to government for conijpenstionj but Mr. Perceval always discountenan ced his solicitations t '..'".-.! y vf After his return from Russia he com menced the business of a ship-bcoker, In v,Li verpooi, w h ere his wi fe, who was of the name of Neville, and a native of Jewry, in Ireland, carried on the mitti nei y business For some months past he had become gloomy & discontented, aid for ,some Weeks he had been in at tendance about the House of Commons. A short time ago, he addressed to each Member of the House a printed paper, containing a statement of his grievances ana on tne ivionaay preceding or abolieal;murder, it is said, lie received his final repulse from ivernThnL ' t( CAPT. HEMRY. CapL Henry, the agent of the lute Sir James ,CtaiK is a j riMllvc oi ircia.iu uciu wru iu iuu v. Dublin--His" father was-a master brick layer ;an dan eminent ; builder j anci was employed to build the present jail. of Kiltnainhem ; he also buiUrthe jiil of Maryborough, -.where he "became ac quainted with the later Sir-John Pprnell xrho honored him with Jils esteem, an under whose patronage, a younger son set up his business in the Queen's coun ty; The eldest-son. John who has late ly attracted so mucn notice,: was also placed wnder vtbcare of lessrsi Raker and : Waldroo. i ' He commenced business in partnewhipj, buti shoftyjaf ter, -beebminc embarrassed in fak cW qumstances,' end eing r unable tpQlis- charge hlsjsnpfftinnis tp abandon , his ;Jiadye 'jc seek ani asyiujfnub;r rica, after eipemendnWihe vidssitudtis ma for; warhicav;deth toUttheir scheraesi'Vr ed for his. fathers business tmo; w ac cordingly apprenticeclr to ap eminent Architect in thisxityiDtrblinA) he was or tortunei uavme onen oeen put to: shuts ne comrived to get admittance m herriiy of obtained promotbri,vahti arrived ttlltbe raruLoi uantaixa ot Aruuerv v... . .. ... ,vn J - ! f. xyaaiwerenec. wno-iie .oe. irthe 14th instanK. Tloetbr Henrv W Rhode: , Ute. h0a 1 gi; ;ttev: Sv;'li:.Tarie;aohmAvTiams wiorney a aaw. oijnainami io wisc.'isa Tjurntx4?het,ofabrifetp " fi&M At ChartotiCi Mecklenbiirp conntvi oh thft? thVinstayAlrin Jbhnv'V PMitchelK 6tCTCariina,f;a AirstnerijarwiiKareqiOi s t" AeWaahmgtott Cify&Wtatnpl,Eiq, taixibthhiUipsfertid lipa; agd 45 veariaAt ; lonahd tedious 7 afflfetfonJiii! 1in8;asrd45 vears, afflfetionJeing tai greater part ffteeherjiiede4 f. r dbmestieoee rn she 'jtsp anindiis- ' her domesticconeero triousivfrii trafifovine wife, anoa eodfeeigh !fr;iainen! 9be liore rW affiletioa Aith ffrat nati?nce;: VSher- ha beenVfrifcfessoV of letb6dism fronfhet -; youth; and apattfi ajpiefyv soewas w-uiy- resirne,a u flr . " . . " " 4j z bright mahucsi ation1 of ' her: acee(tpneet with God, thevery mbefor;sedle. She ajpneared to close jfeer "eyeafc l&fgreat peactf- w'y5it-:j -ryyt ! Jesus can make. si dyinfbed - IJeel softas. dowliypdl''. 4" Vhile on his bwasf ahe lean'il her head. And breath'd her life out sweetly there v hi';. 1 v FitOM liALtFAX., t . - A Halifax pater of the 6th iritlj. i retceived, svhtch contains tHe Procla4'v matiob bf.fheGoverjwr ' tia, announcing the tirar; ai follows : y. y ""PRCLAM Alb; :7 ? : Wheteas every ;'spe.cies 6f pdatorx'war ( ( fare carried on against defenceless mhabi tanti livinc on the shortia of the U. States eohtigtiojia. to this province apd- f. Brups- wjck, can answerjio good purpose, ancj. wiu greatly Jtstresa 'individuals 1 lisivethere- " fore thought proper, by and.with the advic of his Maiesty's Council! to order and direct all his Majesty's' subject sr Under mytGovern- ment, to aDsiam iroro ,moicinjetiiie inuaoi-. . tan ti living on the shores qf the U, States , contiguoua to ibis Provide, and N."Brun wick ; and on im'aecou to molest the gooV . or unarmed coasting vss'eljr.,beloriging to the defenceless inhabitants.on the frqntiers, so long as they shall abstain, on their parts, from any' acts rf hostility and molestation, towards the inhabitants of this province ahd N. Brunswick, who are in a similar situation. . it i$hef eforcmy wish and desire, that thce auhiects of the U. States, li'viner on thefron' tiers, may , puraue; inVrieacjB their usual and accustomed trade and occupations, without moteatatipn, so ipng as ;uey saaii act in a si milar way. to wards the fr ontier inhabitants of thit province and Nev-Brunswicki' ivenAt HaWaxi.3uiy 3, 1812. -: ' r , . ; j, J. C. bHBRBUOOKjE y Ati accpuothaf Com. Rogers was ip pursuit ot the Jamaica fleet, had been published at Halifax. , Front, Canada, rA gentleman t who left Montreal orfe 44tH instant, in- forms, that Gov' Prevost had caused tne persons wno-iateiy toox'cc ournt j near f Odenburp. to bei affestleluatidlt to indemnity the owners : that the ihha- LDitants oft wdranftes of 'fbvhi on each siae 01 tnc une naq 4ngreca 10 aostam irom yommary tiostiiuies, ana to at rest indiyiduarggrcssoTS that tpt? tnitia .gGanlatf le4&$d. ani diswnc'an a very" loy aL, - JThe following isan extract of a letter iwa'mmwcialouseiii'- NewBed- ford- to another in N. Yorkr dated lhe 17th Of July The Virgin arrived .this eveninir with 4000 bushela of salt and specie, on account of the owners and MLewis k. Co. Sho left jCadia VJune; r 8poke .yerday ik'-yssel4. which intormedJierof discovered 6ne74xatid lvffrigaj steeriiigt eJtvTisxn again at i6tance; One-o gam chace f -hut gainingery slowiy,'ave it up This fleet lSrBraisu. v TUfiy yesterday, burnt schoerannylFo bound Ito Sti nretvs witEJar sugars ;iPrixe. to ihefDol phiri Privateer captf Stafiord captured" 1 6th;iji lat. ?4 Ion. 74, : Saw no cruisers jotyitUKl or: any thm'inUhe Iwb ; i ' jilt- LlliU-LJlL. appointed JJrtgame ;'ftveaseia cgOva r iv; l,O00?doilarste( GnyolsW j it - . MSf: mi' -'jy, -.jy Jit- 'A r. i 4 " ; -5 I M ykf : t 'jh ; km K '4 ft -I f y:-m -'? V . 1 -1 c. '.4 1 fir 1 fl SM i i-;Jii, 'rsn- K r,3- ' y . ' ..yy '..Jy y - -.
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