COyGJtjESS.''
w'nf Mr.'bett the rcso--
" n the subject ortbe wpwrepf
""r ,lK.e bT he State big,
.wGoerjKie j ,-,,, ;.t to the
- . .- WAS I tww . .
on HJ AJ 5W.
Vtetherewiib theses
TUW .f the Vrohc awl Macedonian,
cfwpn??; consideration ott Fri-
y !a5t
k.r tnnouneed the orier o f
. An the repott ol "e- coipm nee
tte i'1 f ,'n" tlhe report of the pm-
lW fjS'eS, on the tub.
pi:tCfIheMerb',"onds- : v.
1
Mr. lhleh woold proba, 1 PWnt to cope with aiyr enemy at sea.
ufote the Sce'the sdbject i Mr. Seybert was opposed to budding
kjvid v:.ff-,HSnWi:7Vs. Asa supporter of. the war, he
! e Houei monitor
tponc
CJeiJtoMMei.tionW U.e teport
f r m 1 ndi V
" Mr. Bi TV"; ,hf " i!
Ja ,h,t the Ucon of the Hotee on ,
He
..Port S"S 'I
FSJ H hnwr-U before them in
j. t . n uui" . t .
WoSTio ltpone the eport
irctied,54to 46.
nuestioo then recurred, on cen
TieK the conmittee of the
rniT .L ..(rrrement to the re-
,'VeW, dlw the eommiuee of
'n,1 'After jjebtc the
Hobjc .djouroea.
Mr flhr rrportcd a bill to author
J lrfforUe U.S.to-su-Si
po utrs ( . express maIs
bcr) in certain cs; which
faniirereaddt:omin.ucd. .
Mr Basicu, from ibe committee on
At Natal Esi-b!bhmert, rn.fdc a report
fa fAticn to the brilliant arhu veicnts
ng.rtso)uton in the form of a
fcsolutioh of the two Mouses ;
Jiich was twice read and referred td a
KainiMeeortlve whole.
Mr. Jcnningt reported a bill prohi-
lidns Wfi" lhc lerrlton" of
It fe. S. from holding certain offices,
BditcuUting lalificalio of de
the Congt ess or the U. States
htn lb several territories-Twice
rtd tnd committed.
Tvc House resumed tthe cpnsidera.
aorftbe report of Mbe comnuuee of
w,y$ and means 00 thar part cf the
DcUJee from the President which re
totothe UteiLVrtialons from G
'Briuin. Thi report was ordered to
Eetatbe table, after sptnc convena
cca;m!t bill from the Senate,
v'tkfttbe forfeirure are proposed to.
then mado bv Mr. U100
to pcKooe the further consideration ol
lie till indefinitely. '
Mr. Gholson moved to amend the
Eokru $0 as to include in it also the
jtrtof tbe comroitiee of .Ways aod
Jtcsns abort meDtioned.
Afitr coTuideraMe debate, in which
Mews. Williams, Qivincy, Raodolph,
Hctjeidjcumtd without oming to a-
Wexb:edty, Drc. 16.
Mr. Quincy rose to malie a motion.
He prefaced it by seme' generafbbser
i3uofaorable to the policy of cbn
fc.raj hooorary rewardw" for bravery
iud toLle conduct and certainly, be
tauied, do chss of men more justly
iVsmedtbe meed of honor than.thosc
attached to our gallant little navy. But,
u hyii a part of the duty of this house
to pm fciih votes, it was also their du
ty to itt theni ' carried into execution.
& rpned these remark co the vote
1) CoTtss ot a gold ' medal, sword,
c. to Comm. PiTa anp
his comDa
m arms, for their spirited cxer
btlrt Tripoli. 'He-proved also,
Jtw appropriation of 20,000 1ia5
ta trade and expended to carry this
J ko efTec ; A yet he said he be
ttn do eCTicer coDcerned had rccei
tie iwcrds voted to them if they
be had no bctn able to hear of
! ; Al to the meditl voted to Comm.
asdijjc month s pay to the sea
knowledge did not extend.
f 0 tbe swords were given, as the re-
Cirecied, to hose who had dis
. rbed themulTcs'on tlial occasion,
i M 13 ncre,?.si,7 10 lhe bbjeci of the
8 attkeirninies should-bo known
r..?,. e Prposed a resolution sub
loiiows : ..
x?4, V1 "dent of Aba .U. S,
V,; 10 ta be laid btor tliis
W,??:Miw of Confei. of tbe 5d' of
llJ rcbyihe PreUefit of the
VlkZ. 10 WHn- "eale, aod awortu
fJ ftd tbat he be r(ueftdl
hiSfnin,l';h the propria.
te ra: "1
, me nil diitstiin. tK
B . y ,0 fenut fines and pen-
f T Speaker declared thq 7 notion
ycstcv&a'f made by Mr Gholson to.be
out'oFordcr. A . "':'
; Te question ' recti rfed on indefinite
tostbentrrent W tYifc hill 'which after a
I few rera'krkt,-from &ir. HRheain favor
. The was tnin ' referred to'the
... ' ' . .
committee 01 .ways anq means.
On motion of Mr fcasett the House
resolved itself 'info a committee of the
whole, on 'the " bill ;from . the Senate,
j which proposes the builping of 4 ships,
to rate 4 guns1
His obicct appeared to bc should the
j Javy be increased to havVit increased
said he vras wiilincr toincrcase our force
on the sea 10 an) extent within the re
sources bi the' iiauoii ; but the propo
! itian now before them went beyond it,
and would be of lutle.of .nq use nles
- umber ir Ju,. H. wa, in
of Wtldlog some-other vcssUs,
but they should be. frigates of tle larg-
.... X T ' ' .
est class. r
Mr. MfKce next spoke against an in
crease of the Nivalin any manner, on
general principles. 'If it must be in
creased, he was in Lvor f a gi-catcr
augmentation. "
' Mrl rtlitchell followed in favor of the
bill, butgainst the amendment.
The question vas then taken on Mr,
Sawyer' nioupn and negatjved.
The dommitt'e rose and obtained
leave to sit again. w
0 Thurtdvy, Dec. 17.
After some pnvatc business,
'the house pioceedcd to tHe order of
the day on the bill from the Senile for
increasing the navy.
MrV Seybei t movtd to strike Out the
words four 74s, arjd if his motion should
prevail, it was his" intension to move an
bcreaise of the number of frigates,
Mr. Gold said this question would
settle the principle whether the gentle
man intended to"ave a navy ; 74 s
were the foundation of such a policy.
The ternary States bad gone as far as
to build frigates. '
Mr. Widirerv was for striking out
! 74s, but would build 30 frigates.
Mr. Stow and Bassett advocated the
propriety oj 74's as a more efficient
force.
Mr. Roberts wished-to postpone the
bill till the second Monday in January ;
and examine the ways and mean:
Mr. Milnor spoke in favo of a naval
force ; he would take any increased
Mr Robcits made some remarks in
reply, and retorting, keo n '
Mr. Chevcs concluded the debate by
some further observations in support of
the bill; '
When the committee rose, reported
progress and had leave to sit again;
" . ' Friday, Dec 18.
Mr. Qotncy offered the following re
solution! which yvs ordered to. he on
the' table a. ' -: " '
Kfsnlved, That a committee be sppointed.
to enquire into the principlea'and practice
atlopUU in the 1 reury ucparwnem, in re
lation Xo ihetevenue laws, and in mitigating
and remUtiog fines, forfeilur snd penalties
under the same, and that the committee re
port i hereon to die House.
The Holuc again resolved itself into
a committee of the whole on the'bill 'to
inorease the navy of th: U. States;
" Mr Cutis moved to strike out the
seventy-fouis, with a view "to encrcase
the number of fricatcs to be built to
Ten, and to add a 'number of sJoops of
..
After debate, the question was taen
on striking out the provision respecting
seventy' fours, and carried--56"to 53.
Mi. Cults moved an amendment to
authorise the buirding of ten ahips of
war of '44 gurfgjiind, ten sloops ot war.
Motion losVby b great majority.
Extract c a letter f.om ao OfF.cer in the Ar
my at Uufiaioe to his frierid in 2few-York ,
. J - - Dufiloe,-Nor.20, 1812:'
"Dear Sir, Y u will be pleased to
hear that, the nrght before last, an ex
pediliorr was orgmirrd, under thejcom'
m and of Col. Wu.de of. the 14 b R
giracBt, o storm the enemy's batteries
oppos-te the Black Rock. Ab ut ten
boats set out, with a proportion of the
seamen on this station tinder command
of i-teat." Angus." Only five of the
boats succeeded in iarrdfrigi'Theywere
commanded by iCapi." King, 'late of the'
ith Regimenf. wilh Capt. Morgan, of
the 12th Infantry, Capt. Dox, of the
1 3ih "and Capt. 3proull 'with Captain
Angus aod S-mucj, Swart woul.r. Vo
hirrucrs; , About 50 sailors and60 Re
ulars 'conMituted' the actual Jofce em-
nlAvrl in vMi nirnriyJK To thf as-
, j ... r - T.m JT
toBUshmcnt oj friends' and enemiers,hey
pefra, ereailerrcedrhe canoon ;spi-.
ked. 3 tGicrsand.abour5o privates tt-
I ken prlsdncri,- and therwhole Canadian'
Ironittv.ior ,16 miles in extent laid Waste,
aod deterted. 'f -;
- ' In this valorous act, the brave Capt.
WattSt of Ihe navy second in qommand
to Capt.' Angus; Ml. :Capt.v cfgos of
r. awyer moved tq amend the first
section by adding V teeni to tbe word
1 four." so as to make u fourteen0 74 V
Bcoieveo. 15c id on vauaui-icais ui-rcai
bVrofstp ever witnessetl. The 'whole'
of the'battericsfrom Fort Er e toCbip-
i the rifvff ftmotl S .wartout, - fiisissbi
ciate vdluntsr CajiK.'Kj MdWah:
Til toe Tcnerauuu w meir counrry tor
jhir rntrebidit'rV and hraverv. rSeven
officers out of eleven, of the naw' were
wounded. : Lieutenant Scjisori U badly
wounded, out not aangcrous. .lira
ham. rson bf ourv friend Col. GrahamY
b as his' leg brokeV but is in good sbirits.
Mr. Carter, i of "ew-Yb'rk, is wounded
the annAngus, owanwout, bproull,
Morgan and CoI floersler, aTcsafe.i-4
Ojdtairt Dox Is sfightly wounded i and
Captain King! in his zeal to send ! pver
orisondrs' remained on the mother, side,
and was riiade priODer together with a-
S,iit ten men '.' ,. '
'lAftcr this affair the whole force un-j
tier Gen, Smyih preparedo embark.
rhejr manoeuvered . some time bu'
much to tbe mortification of all, but par-
tirtilarlv to the vdUinlders, thev were
ordpr ed return to their encanipmer.ts,
They, are"1 ordered to be aiin ready to
cross to-morrow morninV, This is a
summary of alKthe ntis ul present oni
the' fronu'ers. ' ' I J
ilA rNJon isjicvpmand. attach
ed to Cl. M'CUye J.flduVomiry be ex-
ecied from this corps. ' Three hun
dred Pennsyivanla. and 100- Baltimore
volunteers, with the rime corps ol New
York and Albany, comprise this rigi-
n)?nt.
Another account from jjuffaloej dat
ed December 1, says, after uetailing the
above affair, a short time wftcr this at
chievment. Colonel-Wyudon, with? co-
" .
lpm n of 300 regulars from hit regime. t
emoai Keu wnemcr niiu an itucnuuii w
cross the riyer, or jo recpnhoitre, we
know not) at the mouth ol Conjockety
creek, behind Squaw Island and after
pissing the foot of tlip Island) dropped
a tew minutes down the'riverjon the e
nemys s,hore, whea the boats werfe fu
Vlbusly attached with grpe and muske-:
try, from a considerable force on shore
which had lain in ambush ; the fire was
very spiritedly returned from ! he boats
for several minutes. Secine, however,
the danger ol effecting a' landing against
u superior iqice on snore, possosaing c
very advantage the boats relumed with
a small loss in killed and wounded.
A detacjiment qf Col. Pcr.ter's light
Island, where' two pieces played up'du
the enemy with some effect. Frorn m
early hour in the morning until' 12 oN
clock, the sever tl batteries at Black
Rock,monnting24, 18, 12,md 6 pound
crsayed upon thu opposite shore. The
enemy teturned but a few s'hot from a 6
pounder, which had escaped spiking.
between 9 and 10 o'clock. 3 sailors
ernbat Iced in a boat, passed over to the
enemy a shore, and set fire to the dwell-li
mg house "of 15. Hardtwn, anff to tne
house and store of Mr. Dcuglas, yluch
Were consumed; After rcraainjhg: cri
that shoro about two" houys, they return
ed. with a boat loaded with articles tak
en from the house- VVre understand
that tijjs act was unauthorized.
From 7 until 10 or 1 1 in tlie mdrning
there -w as a constant embarkation ot
troops at the Navy yard.-and before the
hour, of there were" about 60 boats
n;..c ed and stationed in shoYc awaiting
the signal to make a descent 1 he day
was fine the troops .were in excellent
spirits no opposing force appere'd on
the shore. A flag was now Stint bygeri.
Smyth to the British comWnder- the
flag" returned fhe troops v in. tl)t boats
werc.oidered to debark, and the volun
teers, who wire j'n readiness for embar
kation, were oraerea oacic to ineir re-i
pective' encampments. . Since which
period, several-movements' have taken,
place, but aa,wc are in posaessibn U nol
official statements, ve cap at' present;
pive no further account, nerhapv indeed !
hereafter, some satisiactbry sutetpent
may appear. '
AMfiSlCAN PRIZES.
260. Rsraue Fisher, from Rio Janerio.
j with a v&hiable cargo and specie sent into
r Port Una ny tn ox o ronsraoutu.
30. -ong 1 ies uray, wnn rum n
mento, has arrived at Botnon, pnre.to the
Utsnker's H1L ,
.271' irif Union, from Gyemsey for St.
Chrifctooher'a. sent into-New-York by the
4 Oerteral Armstrong privateer, t f ;;
4. ling LtMMy nmiriox, wuj k vrjv
wine, from Cadiz., bas been sept iutw Jew
York by the or ps as iv couei a prTya
teer of that place. Good! '
'373.2T4,'7S, Three vessels, captured jby
the same, and ransomed. . ". ' v
276. Brig Freedom, 700 horsheids of salt,
from Csdii for Su Juhn's, sent into Marbj.e
head by the Thorn Privateer.';.
' Thirty X)ollars-Reward.
D'ESeUtED from the Post o TarSarough
some lime in the rnoath of October, the
following soldiers, foe the apptehenswn land
delivery of woom at ai ot the RecrtiitiDg
Posts tn this' State, the ab0ve reward ill be
xiven. r Ten Dollars for each or either. rU
r,..-.T AI.I.EN EWELL. ALLEt
EVANSUN, aodPlCSOblMtaNSa
Alien r.)vcaws oaru wFrnrwimiii
29 )eax; aboot5feet foyr and 'half u ctes
hign, and,cf 'all&ht cumplrttitiJtt'has grey
eyes and light hail, and isiy profsott a far
mer.J Allen EyaKSoawaSi brifvtn.lhilidel
Khi U About 21 Vearsf 5 fcetiT. iochc
higb.aad of a fair compiexUn'j'htme ejestt
and iiiht sandy harTianq is uy. iotwk
VhooLmaster. Dickson jsimmoosUtaa boro
in Wlyne'eoonty,js aged about 15 sears, o
feef 11 inches highi and ot a Irgbt coftriexiQa ;
has blue eyes and dark hair, and ia bjr profes
sion a farmer. t JOS. C. CLINCH, . :
... Lt. of the iOua Regtiof Inf'y.
reqoestefi not m CTrm?y?rx, JHW" ouvi j Wtf,r?T&r jXYt'A Ty& If1" v!r &
Pec 24.
RJlLEIGir,
FRIDAy, DECEMBER;
ST.1 1812.
Fhi Taor!latnra rf tUi t rrlinurn t
ed this mortiing.itneytV.l A iiit .of the
Laws passed will ue found hi the prefp
dinjg page "
A Mil T4af tk rnfid rp-acflnp" in th.
riouse-ot Commons for andropriatingt'i
S20,.0pa fpVhe purehaseof arms ; but j
11 was yesieiqay rejecieo. m (tuc criaic,
36 votes to 18. 1 he yeas ana nays eie
as follows ; VV 7
UmL Doz'reWbavidson. Graham. Grar. Hilt.
Hampton; Lohgmire, MlTarland. 'Murphy,
TJance, Phillips, Slade, J: Wright, T.Wriglit,
Winston'-j p.
NAY'-?essrs. Bowen, Bodenhamer,
Caldwell, Edmunds, Fuller, Gaston Gastor,.
lioskins, HoUnes,- Hawkins, Hitch, Jones,
Johnson, Lindsay, Marshall, M Gee; Miller,
Mayy M Mil lan, M'lvinne,. Person, rarxer,
Itaiborne. Hiddick, KInd Rogers, J.
Smilhr Smith. Snpicllt. Sanderson. San.
dersrShuffbrd, Taikintoa, Vingg,Whita-
Ker,. yj(augn jo. , .; 7
Tim liill fnr ih inrraie of the "Navtf is
still before -the Housa of ReprcsentahVes .
fhe different questfns yet taker. inhe corn
mittpe of the yhoie in realitydecide no prin
ciple, liatli'rqg'ia yet certaTh; nn- this head,
except that the Navy will be encreascd.
Captain Jones, late commander of tlie-U.
States' sloop of war Wasp and nearly all his
Officers, have arrived in this city. We learn
that he wiT probably he advanced "to the
lately capiured'rfoiai the BrttisJi. Nat. Int.
The President hts,vve undcrsand, I
. . -'T- .TB.... i. -
commiltea ine JLepai imiciu or war, 101
the present tq the Secy -of S&te. This
measure is adoTHed, Wording to provir
sions in acts of Congress, and to the
practice unuer incai.- - Ai vrxn tuuimuc
no longer than until a successor 'shall
be ready to take permanent charge of
I that department. By this arrangement
I.. ! t 1? 1 ? ...Mi i. Li-
J.ne puoiic nusineas win piouctu, a tjic
same time that the person-d cenvenienca
of Mr tstrstis will oe accojiimoilateu
It is understood that lie will give alt the
information and :il in his power td the
measures of the Department, whilst he
remains in the city.
From the Army of the Centre, Jvt
cou"fved4ie4h.-y- taets nn&xiiirfefi? Vli cK
it is difficult' to. digt into any intelligible
form, and which; in any hic, it affords us
no saiisrctioa to recprd. The biilv acts
which we can ascertain as certain, are as fol
lows Tliat iirconsetjuence of two procia
miaous issued by enl " Smyth, Command
u Geueral at Buffalo, xn the frontier of N
Yo:k, a number of volunteers, to the nura-.
K'.r,fl r J.min. U-aA uHWTkhfeil in the vici-
! nily of that place and at Black Rock ; that
preparations nad Dpen mane more man unce,
in the last days of ..November, Tor crossing
the rivef or an expedition, into Canada, but
tailed, frtfmWncurrent cruses, all of which
are not developed in their uftiraaie e'xecu
ti6n r tfiat great dissatisfaction const qu'eatl)
m-p.K&iUa umony the trmv. DariicuUrlv lh.
volunteers, at the conduct of. Genera) tttVtb
mar vrje voiuuicera were iciuiuu .v.u-.i
homes in disl'us. and discontent at not hav
ing, been -employed in" that- actfve Service j
their ardf itr.pa:triocism -couneu.-- iiuwuui '
further' states, 4hb.'t the insubordination, ..ap
pi-oachin to mutiny, among the volunteers
and militia, had proceeded , so-far as to me
nace the life, of, General Smyth, :vIo, is
further said, has withdrawn himself from
ihe'Afcnfy; , :' .k
The httle light which the public prints
have. cast oh iliis topic is notsuificient to dis
sipate tht obscuiiiy Milrluch the roisi,ot
party have en veloped it V e refrain for the
present ircitn exresstrtg any opinion, onkU
subject, other than fhai eur preeh.t imprea
sioH is, vhat'vhe discretion' ui ben. Snryib, in
resiralijing Uid too ardent disposition pf the
volunteers, who iflotked to lisiiahdard.-aiid-preventing
them fibm engaging --atipei i,or
enemy ' at great dikdvanuet. ha excitett
ilie enmity and hostility of dfcsdripon of
iroops generally possessed of" more bra.ver),'
thaa reflection, and stihjocted his dharadtti
to obloquy, nd his conuuet to mlarepieiiia
tion. A tew d.ys, jiowever, will conhrjfifi lr
dissipate the H.i-essionf niade on our minds:
T We canaotiet thii 'CMiort pass without
noticia ihe temper uihiehfvthis informa
tion is reoeivetTtby arirdeieriptio .f :
Iicrsbns: iie.who can rejoice irtHlemisfor;j
;unes or supposed .idfitaaiei s of ms eotttitxy
ia iitiwfiviiw.ta eat its' bread :r.7sfi iarev, iu its
proleciion. .Lmt hinrabjure the chir;acir ire J
is unfit to peraonalc, and. aDscontt jcgwns
wheve a feeling prevwts, vmore congewal iq;
his owrt,' than tUa'-which ought to atitnxaic
the bosom of every-toatl clai.ming. ihe proud
distinction .qf an AmcKicanjxltien--. .
r I " '. v - ' ; . ' . . :
jGenv Joseph A.fiiori is elected Qov ,
ernor,: oft South-Carolina 'rand Eldred
jSinlkins, Esq. lieutenaRt43(iietnor.
The Legislature' of Georgia have)
thorising the Governor tb callpon 'Col
Hawkins, to surrender all'the : Indians 01
0io 'Upper Creek Nation, who were en
gaged, with the Siminoles jn the 5at
birttie 'with the troops under Cot New-
haif ; -'v- 4 p
The coldness ot to wcjether for soinc
!days ysst iiijneamped; at an season
i.i,in mV recollection, at so early a
davi ' Not only our rivulets and sniaJler 1
streams re oxjuuu u oj
theVotodaac-atfd neigHboring rrvors.
. r
W W OlIUIl SM
reluinfasceifieUiMf JJie KjdblU
electrop from ''ihtrfsi'taijjft4li-''
et,.tiae Qt lost eivery thig:l tk
English prints, have been received
down to the $h Oe titer. 5 Ti pfipct t; I
.-optain mVny exttACts'rrem Americant 1
fi&settcs ; -BarticularW from the federal
iPrlfei bose crude suggetiohs artel ef N
fusions ftjany maievojence areridicu
ibtisJy enou. quoted as proof of the un
popularity oVe war In Americat.;tTI 'e'.
iurrehder if; iyert'crea ted n6ulH4
foi to Counterbalance-"tfie vast deson- "
d6nc .''qccasipned by thej bapbire .pd qe
fructidni of 'the Gueir?r;ev Titb at-
Oacres for hef tss is not only unjit&V bui
cruel; for, hbWcK he lacked clitScte'
tion, no man we beiieVe h&stquestioned
his braverv-l TheUurelnrlikiidrtwin-;
er4 round e brow ::oJ-ojif gaUBn'r Navy U
by tW cpturmt he FroJig avd tjje Ma-cedonkn-'will
not lessen 'the'4 gloom"
vhich ptrvaiikd London on 1 c5bejnngth
navvs oj the ios of the Guerriere, ,no
' b . ; - i 1 . ' k ' " '
- povernor Snyder j of Peiihsylvaniaj
after touching upon ji fttriety of topics,
thus expresses: himself in 'relation q
Comm'rceant)' Mapufacmresv: ,
TattnOthef subJecBitii less important to
our real and practical indepen4enp I mean
1, : . : .. 1 1 t
li vo-j wui k s i v s -r -yjw aavi,LSJSijf vw f a sj
comineiCe,'-but it must be acknnwtedsredi
that the efrvjjarr?.3smcnts , under which th
general' Governme nt Jhas' for- manj years la
bored ha?- principally, if not. exclusively, cs;i
ginated "tin, ; crcuiflatancea connected jjWh
cunlmerciat transaction's. Tboiilj jp ifself
admirably calcdlated t ? pronwite thointerenC
..comfort ant! imp.ovement of n&ti6As,i add
though from it mueh might b? (JtHved to d
and much from us jlp foreign nalionit, if Vi
interrupted by the urijast monopoUslng spiri
governments fetriing power, and forget
tin rjtfhu j. . yet 1 may be paiitted yi&
thcofjrriercial speculations have .bceftYs
timatetTat too high a valuv. ' and symptomV
have appeared m some, evuiciye of a dlspbf
sition. to hai'ier the liber. ics andiadepenV
denes of their. counti V for rold Avaaice. a
p4ssfon7ajMtble of destroying every. ,n4.ble et
motion or i he oul, though u cannot oe era
dieated, a wise legislature may direct jta
force, to objects bench ial tasciey.4-::Vu!
as foreign commerce by the existing war. as
in a greai measure interdicttfdr fryorahh!
opportunity occurs to foster and encouras
th " establishment of UA,own manufactures;
whicft while they enrich he individual wil
promote the general interest and acrure thc
real independence of our. country .V tr
On the lt)tb Koy a.seeraf4k4ealft Wis
tXterietlced at Kingston- and Port. Boyali
winch dd conU:ibiQ'uiuBage to the pub-:
lie. edifice. anja pther. buildings in boil rHa
ces. ' It oocasiohed' a great panic among: ihe
mhabkaints. manv.of whom lost their lives ot
jumplhg outfof theiupper story windows."
mm OggSeil I' , ' ..
I.ATF.5T VRfl.Vr RNGTMNrAT
-;... ' BotfSh, JJeceniber 8.
Letters cf, marque and rep ii -.at .fiivbeenf,
issued against America by the- British.. go
Coiivoys were about to sail from1 England
Vwwfiuiotilan'd dfid'lhfr-.Wet-Ihdif.- I
t lhe American colors'taken at I'VirBetrpTt
luve bden hung up in WhitehtU Ch'apt:!, inear
the- rcncD eagtejs anu vianoarua. . . .iv r
Col. DrrOch is appointed a brigad er een i
to serve in Csnda.r' . v -v . ! '4
An expedition against the coast of Fi-ance
wis preparing -in England ' , . . '.
Three ingatcs were reaay ror.sea at oor
deauxatthe last da,resfc " rA ' . ). -J
- ueNDON,.ocr. 16. . , i
. 4 Foreign Offiee, Oct. 15.
Accounts have been this fiionimr received
from General Viscount Catbeart. daied S.
IPettrshuig, Sept 2, a- d stanng to the fo
lowing, enect : y . r .u -
-' WaiLltat rriitreKittusowhaviar withdrawn
his army4rom be.tore. Iosqow, the enemy'
nn tli. taIi ittn 'lh Rmnt-rnr
V 1 ' w. - ' - T"
Russia hks dptermned to perswere and re'-r
fuse' every oyexiure rnegocia'te, director h .
direct. v: By every account, t fie Frcnch losi
4a.000 nwajr in the battle of B,idiioi ahd re
treated 13 versu. . Two days "after tbe bat.
tie, Kutusow Jetired a short distance eh. the
Ioscow rosa ; n ujen enacaToxea 10 nua
"mil more tendhlef near Moscow.; bull v
I uich iMCbotng to berfod&id, hef retired, aftep ,
tho i'inV to eniei- the ciKv Tlie.Obs'i-
tion taken jb bythe Qussiap i neai-ly .)r 1
pjetv beona .jioscwk near,-KauMis
V!radMh.: TThe cimmunicaiion vf .ihisi e-
hiiy .bnthe sidje.qaoteftss; at e menace
-.rt rirvvSnti i iu"ar l1ffr.':. : ' ' i t
'k The mihua of. Katanga and tne 5arrcr d
.'' - ' - --' .l i-" 1. :;f l.r t v!?.
incueiare-kept ra th-mrpositfoifcarr
ViF Msc6w txvi
nui Kutusow. .. nauie 1 h tu
ntv naiiiwta- -icm&r inevitable yai .ar tat
4ay: . Torwazona corps .euio .osciu
KMOpO mew in few. day. The eta
meats iror IRiga and Findland . in
in WittttBstien. ; ." .'r
. ; MiHiiiEDiit : ;.,
On Tuesday liui , sir; W.m.; Arf ulle
thi cotroty tcMiss Sai-tJ :Sajrf& '
ter ot iteubeu Sanders, Esqv otJjt .nst ;
6n,the4Vtn'inatr
Person county, $0 Mss1i2abetP M. i t
of Red House. Caswell cif 'I
.
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In this e4fy, im Monday, . Dav.
Onhu 7th iust'ijtfr.'if y : I
wife f Ric&4i JSenfiehAh, ,q.
- :u ImTjertpnritf tb, .te,
eii.'thetii
- formefiy of
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,a county , Mr.
ftafibrdshuV'
Fayetteyille, a native ffiyP shair
OftJttxeTth instant, owf
Ambrose; r bmimV ; btOf t
F.nsrland. .-.Jivi
in iflF 1 itu iiuiaua . ft 1 ' .
P.lff&nnr blade
31 pa;. Slad.
AttbMTey at law, ot:.l tep
On the 2d .9st,,iif 0ir:
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