' ' vwWnerM W 5 .to .ihftfiit'bittha : the? sa and 1 1 which autortlieN:Pres!acit;of? Ad
J!l . -ilcy .Bciviriofcd mVcfcN peaV5"tfeHv-ereti thesisHjret'upf Oi)stfe) Stated ttifdcccpt tls -services pt
Vi to thViMmatiernWti toa i'daiiigbt c$cbrtcd bydctachV thewfaWj
Kild' -Uvtus'sictt'oa tfieseW
. j. decided io refer to toll to
.gilinj theght.
in the purchase of Pub-
was rcad a "lilrd lime
till fiom (be Senate .authorising
M- WW""'
frAm Rriih norta bevond
L. lime and passed. I
t Tisaee wai received from the
" Ml W Ml
' cBli the United States, which
w speaker decbred (o be of a confi-
n-j d nature. And the;boutc was ac-
- .1 . -1': 1 " ti
THE JV.UL
' Yflkt Jcau 15.
THE ENGLISH SHIP OF WAR,
Which pursued a French ship
yplhe Ha)', on Tuesdly nigh?( last,
proves to hive bren theTartarus sloop
s! war, Capt. Pasco, and, her chase
the French merchant ship. lmeVUne
Cap-- Dcsubechoy cujs irom oor-
rich carco of wine, briudy and ry
roods. Jhe Pilot, who was, per
to a little confused by the coutinu.
ed ere lrom,tne arwrusj ruu uci a.
$bcrt on the Middle Ground, when
br more circumspection on his part
shin mixht have escaped her pur
suers, and arrived &atVat her port of
destinaua. The Tartarus, follpw-
in her wake, run aground abo
Liit 7&t ou during mc oigi uuuw-
:a-nearly ail Her guns ovcrooara. .
Sic however, fitted out her boats
'nh the 2nd Lieutenant, Boatswain,
acd ZO men, and took jpossession ol
fce Tamerlane. Capt. Destebeclio,
mdthe Pilot, (Mr. Scidcn of Hamp
toa") were scot on board the Tartarus,
the Utter in Irons : ana a part
cfihe French crt w were sent on shore
ca Caps Crnries. in the man of war'a
bunch. Next day the Tartarus stood
awiy for the Capes, and was joined by
.tirce otacr men oi war ; an Amen
tia ship acd brig, outward bound,
wttt boarded bv them. In the course
cf the sime day, 2 pilot boats from
, Hmpton visited the French ship
cce of them (the Bee) took on board
tk.e remainder of the crew and pas.
itegm of the Tamerlanc and arriv
ed here with them ycs:e daythe' o
, tier (the Betsey) was chartered by
the Englishmen to convey on board
the Tar urus, as much-as she could
any of the most valuable i fleets on
kardthe Prize. Her hold was ac
cordingly stowed with a qumtity of
liis, b:esf he and the boatswain
and three men, put on bOarci to guard
ipoiU These mea considering
'themselves to be only passengers left
tht management of the jboat entirely
tAhe Pilot, while they went Dlow
asd luned in to atrial of the French
oaas Claret and Cogoiac, a supply
cl which they bad brought away with
licai. I hd wily pilot, disregarding
e bjunttions of the cfor it r party
teck advantage of their inebriation to
L,tr the voyage; and having fasten
dthc hitencs upon them, tacked and
sj d into HamptouKoads, 'and ar
rtTrd with his valuable cargo safe in
lport. The four men were deli
nrd iLin the custody of the Marshal
-a me goods given into the hands oi
e avenue omccr. 1 he prize trew
p r " board the ship by the l ururus
MJcrii?rs,m case they could not sue
cia getting her off, to set fire to
"wukt to their boats. It waar
cud she woatii be got off.
1 cc pnvatcrr X ;K-hr. Cnt. Mood.
fiU btea lying in this port for
'c went down yesterday for
c ruiiiJH" f recapturing the Taraer
. 1 r
,,l,tn tnc lint ub. '
"tzd rsuud lrom one of the pri-
tame up in the Pilot Boat
there are 8 impressed A
-srium ou board the Tartarus.
MoiroLd Jai. 13.
i. :
e untlerstand that the French
sj lr.erbnc -was Wown off the
ouad where she lay,strand
JV ia;S-
. ? heavy gate daiWedncsday
a drifted on xhi Shoals at the
,..au f the Capes. The EngHsh
;tn .tord (a Lieut, and 24 men)
tf . ' ucir situation to Dcex
t ,7 mdous ; (the Tartarus,
i S Eooc off and It It them to shift
abat.doncd-ihe ship
Kk a!Uc 1 r Lnr;avcn beach 5 here
nvmucof cccVssityjtbey went
bill
t. vim Spoilt : uiv 7T
l0f vessels 'o wned Jby dtixent of
:Ia Sutra of America, Nmh
dybithe!ars1.vJTh6in
ucr ucam eous, wjuw pianos wiarn
i ?C.C$ P1 watcr.na ner masts
and spars gone. Tt is; probable that
she .will - go to pieces -with tie-first
eatirlv mil,.-. ' . -
' 5 : -J aYK i VCA. '
THE Subscriber Jt.now openlo hind.
DRY GOODS, and sgood Stock of HARD
WARE and GROCERIES, in 'a htw Store
oa Ftyetteville Street, opposite to"Captain
Scott's Tavern, wbich , he vill sell low for
Cib, fc . JOHN FAIRES.
&aleisb, Jan, 1, 1813. , . "V, .
State of North-Carolina; '
Aoson County.
oicrff ory-ow uotfrr oj. equity t
-""'r
John M. LilUbd
7 , .
unttitn BiH.
Charles B. Mease
TT appearing to the satisfaction of this Ho-
norable Court, thai Charlei B. Mease Js
lot an inhabitant of said State It is there
fore'6rdfTed, that .unless the Defendant ap
pear at the neat term of said Court to beheld
for ihe Countyrof Anstin, at the Court-house
rn Wadesborough, on the sccoim Monday of
March reat, and answer, pleader demur,
judgment w,I be enured gath.m pro con.
Jc$o j and that publication of this order be
maae tnres wccks in mc ivaieign negisrer. ,
Jan. 23. ' MARTIN HCKETr. !
; , , Clerk &.M. E
A CAUTION.
A LL Persons are hereby forwarned, from
uaoing icr ciincr oi iwu -noici g.vcn io
to Malcom Morison, of Falling Creek, near
Rockingham, dated Ner. 4, 1812, for 100
dollars, due about the.Slst inst. the other for
50 dollars,, payable one year after date, at.
tested Norman Morison and perhaps another
The aforesiid Notes were fraudulently ob
tained lor Lands not the property of the Bar.
gamer. Being illiterate, I was the more ea
sily tmposed upon by pretended friendship ;
but .1 am determined never to pay the atorv
said Notes. , his '
MALCOM a MORISON, sen.
Mar Laurtl UiU, msrk.
Viji. 8, 1813.
1 juti published
Price 13 Cents each, and to be had at J.
Giles's Store,
TO F.MARKABLE OCCURRENCES, dis-
JLl. covered lately arsons the People called
SHAKERS, of a treasonable and barbarous
naiurr, or Miaberism devejopeu, oy j. sraiui
-And Observations on reading the above
Pamphlet..
Raleigh Academy.
HPHE stated monthly meeting of the Trus-
1 tees will be held in one of the Rooms of
the Secretary of State, in the State.House, at
3 o clock To-morrow.
The weekly Visiting Committees are ex-
pected to make their Reports at the monthiy
meetings. 3 J
iTRIDAY, JANUARY 29. 1813
We learn that his Excellency the
Governor has appointed Robert Willi
ams, Esq. of this city, Adjutant-Ge
neral of the Militia of this Slate ; Dr.
Calvin Jones,' who lately filled that of-
nee, Having ocen appomteu a iiajor-
Gcueral by the Legislature.
On the 1 1th instant, an election took
place in the Tarborough district, for a
Member of Congress, to supply lhe
vacancy occasioned by the death of Gen.
Thomaa Blount, when Wm. Kennedy,
Esq. was. elected. Only 1647 votes
were received in the whole district, of
which Mr. Kennedy had 1 145 and Mr.
J.W. Clark 502.
The Senate have, for some. flays past,
occasionally had under consideration
some proposition of a confidential cha
racter, distinct from that Executive
duty of the Senate which is always tran
sacted with closed doors. On the sub
ject of their deliberations, we do not
hazard a conjecture .Yar. Int.
Gen. Harrison has resigned the office
of Governor of the Indiana Territory.
Intelligence has been received in BhI
timorc from Ohio, stating that General
Tupper with a detachment of Volun
teers, had defeated a party of British 8c
Indians,, two or. three, miles above the
rapids of the Miami. The American
force is stated to have been 1 500 strong ;
the enemy's consisted of 300 British
regulars and 700 Indians 5 70 or 80
Indians and 44 British were, killed, and
Gen. Tccumseh taken prisoner.
; XVpt haTtceo me in cer-
tain federal prints, and also on the floor,
of tne House ot Hepresentatives, to in
duce the people to believe! that the bill
which' has just passed the House of Re
presentauves, , for raising an. additional
and
1
military, force of 20,000 men for one however,' he returned at the very moment
year, provides an augnicotauon of the wrb" th lhirf X&fr pecamgr the contents
mUnaryToree. of, thc,0..bui much
repeals the acts already, iat1orce ccPyed tzortai
JT,- .J
ii i -
jMr. Shawano of the, tnembers of
Coriress'frcmi-Hhe. State ct?- yermbnt,
has published several certificatasshevf-
llirti tUt1- iTe ntfrrrA- tr
somo ot tho Vermont atectorsana o
thcra tum to have influence i the
II Presfciehtial Election bysihefTrieKdsXl
St. Georce Tucker, lsq. the erudite'
commentator on iJiacjtsicne, is Appoints
ed Judero of, the; United btates for the
Virginia district, vice John Tyler, dec
Lokgevitt,- On
the -1 Oth instant.
died at his farm near Little, River, Cum-
iibemnid countyobert araitri, a native
nor bcotunct, ago;years. . tie supf
ported an unsullied character, .and the
tatter so years oi ms me ne attcnoeu,
closely to ms tarm. no nas ieit ainu
merous onspring to aetena oar country.
In the same neighbourhood, last
spring. Archibald Buie,- aged 95, who
was ono of the first settlers on Cape-
bear River, and, assisted in cutting:
(Town the timber from the spot on which
Fayeltevillc how stands, 'and from his
. . - , . inreninnH
lamily havp sprung many ingenious
rifle makers and marksmen. -At Lau
rel Hill, in' August last, James Allen,
aged 89, wno enjoyed such good health
that for. several years before his death.
he preferred walking to riding, andfre
I quently walked 40 miles a day-In the
same vicinity, John-M'Farland, senior,
aged 97, whost eye sight waS so good,
that for several years during the latter
pan of his life, he could read the smalP
est, print without spectacles.- John
Fairleigh, aged 79, D M'Btyde, 81,
Neal MNairi" 83, D. Carmichael, 87,
A. M'GilI, 98, and E. Parker, 103, all
of the same neighborhood.
Capt. Jacob lewis, more commonly called
Commodore Lewis, is to have the command
of the Naval force to be employed in the de
fence of ihe City of New-York.
An article in a South-Carolina piper
gives the following account oFthe State
Bank, a law for establishing which
passed at the late session of thtir Le
gislature :
" The charter of the Dink Is to continue
till May, 1835 the State is pled red for the
support of the Bank, and tho capital is to
consist, of all tie public stock of the State.,
supposed to be worth a million of dollars.
The President and Directors may issue bills
to twice the amount of the capital they have
power to nuke loans to the citizens. of the
state, in the nature of discounts, on real and
personal property, secured by mortgage, but
the sum loaned mas: not exceed one-third
part of the real value of the property mort
gaged. The ldan never to be for si longer
term than one year, nor draw more than 7
per cent, interest, which must be paid in ad'
vance. .No loan can be renewed, without
tho.tnterest be paid in advance. No person
can borrow on his own account more. than
2000 dollars. The Directors to call in one
tenth of loans a year, and may, if necessary,
call in a fourth, on giving sixty days notice.
The Directors are appointed by the Legisla
ture. The principal Bank to be at Charles
ton, and a Branch at Columbia. The loans
on real property to. be apportioned among
the several districts according to represen
tation' .
By a letter from the Collector of the port
of Boston to Dr. Mitchdl, of Congress (which
is inserted in the National Intelligencer) it
appears, that during tneweet ending tne
last yea-, goods to the amount of thirty
thousaud.douai s, have heen snt to Mexico
by the following route: From Boston to Pro
vidence in waggons, thence by water thro'
the Sound to Araboy, thence in waggon and
by water to Philadelphia, thence in waggons
to Tittsburg, then down the Ohio and Missi-
sippi to New Orleans, and fiom thence b
tand and in boats to Mexico. Thus trans
porting merchandize, by inland conveyance,
a greater distance than has ever beeirdonc
by the people of any age or country, save by
tliosc who trade between China and Moscow
Hut what is moat astonishing, the expence
to New Orleans is only four and a half per
cent, on the cost of the goods in Boston,
wnne the insurance alone on such as are sent
by way of the ocean, is from 25 to 30 per ct. J
At any rate, the freight, insurance and other
charges n such as are sent coastways is not
less than 30 or 32 per cent which makes a
sav.nr irora jo io per cent, rrom mis
.ingle fact, how obvioua is it, that the faci
lity of transportation should be improved by
canals and good roads I When involved in
war, the beople make exerbons'nd disco-
veries of infinite imnortanceth&aaion.
which are overlooked during times of peace.
. . 1 1
We publish the following occurrence for
the purpose of putting our Store Keepers on
their guard In cold weather, those who
have charge of a store, generally retire dur
ing the intervals of business to a back room
to enjoy the comforts of a fire, where they
eannot always see or hear the approach of
persons coming in ; thus a robber might slip
into the store, and conceal himself until the
doors being closed he could watch his oppor
tunity, to plunder the store, unbar the front
door and walk off at his leisure. Sometime
in the course of Wednesday, a negro fellow
thi
found an opportunity to conceal himself
warehouse on Campbell's wharf, where he
remained until after the doors were fastened
the storekeeper' had gone out luckily,
1 - . 1 v .
KiSK Wlow '
N.
till he
ae,-
had
Wie Lenon Hvenlrjjf (a, 13 sjteatJa 6t
tain Is to b. driven from her broud eminence
by iiecfe frie
mtsWieads ttf av few fajbtdltjritr ate, ihiftned
byj handful tfMtabtiMjoutUii&J&Htivi
md st 4 thlr calf ,of John r?rtvrieni
hears oi ne papiifrepi .me luuernere rru
lio and MaeedphUffL; ; Y.-- ''True Xmetyj
I'A r. 1 a ButTaJo Janitarn S.
' -Th& ditease, : which it was.expected,. would
have disappeared upon tfie seuihe-lh of wiri
tcf;'stiUcntihifes to rae; bf ies violent
and djsicijveTbeM e
riot exempt mits iirifluence i'Att Hlattat
the.nbrihern linesi the 'vrnjortlUy- has been;
dreadful : C 30 have died In oW nightt i Thet
Physicians in this quarter1? are "detidedly of
opinion yiai iucrp no aanger, prqviaing
th patient haa prop
moments 'of the attack; LVeV h)ddj&f tre'at
rnent adopted hi Dr. Ross, cf fiatavia; has'
wejjeiieye, peen-most succcsbiui.
Twin severe Earthaiiakes were felt in;ihisr
$ . - , , ? av , . t - -Tv-
city, the first at 15 minntes past nine o'clock
on Sunday .night, and the second at .a quar
ter before -three yesterday morning',- i'hey
were both siccoWipamedi withthe. usual rum
bling noise, and undulatbry motions V'J.-
Cdn$ia(eiicy W ihe f'Muhvark of our lteUmioru
IDean SwiffT'said.he was often puzxled
when thinking ho W &mf, the. Pope and the
King of England, could all be at the head of
the Church;, but .tbe di mculty ; was- all rer
moved 'when he learnt that the , Pipe wis th
head of the Catholic? Church, the iJij' :the!
bead of tbe -English ,Church,and. Chriit the
uciiu ui ilia y wit vuui v-it hhwu uuicicu yiwr
ly from the btHer two," "Accord tnir to tbe
present state of tKinirafrCedrfre.rWt Gtiorire,
is the head of the Episcopal Church m. Eng-.
land head of the Catholic CnurcJi tn Can
da-r-the head of thaPi esbyterian Church in
scot una me aestroyer or te vainqucs in
Ireland , and Uieir Protector in .Spain.' v
The Russians have introduced an entire
new system of warfare ; they beat their ene
my by running- away lrom him, and harrass
him by burning' the most splendid vcitym
their ''Empire.! To this strange, ffprecon.
cer ted method of vanquishing a toe, may
be added, their, never failing" remedy of cur
ing their sick and wounded frv thousand
oi whom experienced its emcacy in the con-
narration 01 Aioscowr ,
An Atexandria paper relates an Anecdote
which occurred at the Navy-Yard at Wash
ington, at tbe launch' of the Adams frigate.
A a the vessel glided smoothly into the wa
ter, ;a federal gentleman who was standing1
next td.Mr. Madison, observed toJUim, How
bappy, would it be for the" country" if the ves
sel of state would glide as smoothly into
peace as this frigate does into its native; ele
ment !--" So it would, Sir, (replied the Pre
sident) if all hands would do their duty
'jiMltlCAjrpRlZE8.i f
: 311. Brig Dart, 8 guns, of and for Port
Glasgow, richly laden with rum, cotton and
cocoa, captured near the. western islands by
the America of Salem Mind sent mtb that
port. The America has captured two othef
vrry valuable vessels, which are expected
daily and at tlie time the prize left her had
upwards of 70 prisoners on board. .
312. Ship Queen, 16 guns and forty men,
from Liverpool, with a carro invoiced at
from 70 to lOO.OQOl. eteriihg, captured by the
Ceneral Armstrong 01 New-York, but unior
tunately wrecked off' Nantucket. She was,
perhaps, the most valuahlc prize yet made
This ship was bound to Surrinam, and was
bravely defended, the Captain, his first ofn
ccr and nine vi his crew beink killed before
she was surrendered. ; i he tieneral Arm
strong was not much, injured by the cohiest;
313. Brig James and, Charlotte, from Li
verpool for St. John s guns i with eoaj,
dry goods, kc sent into Salem by the Ame
rica of that porg '
314. SchoonerT--- laden with dry goods,
&c. from Jamaica for the Spanish Main va-
luable sent into Savannah by the Liberty of
Baltimore. 1 he piize carries two. guns and
had thirty men the privateer had only one
gun - and forty men. j .
MARRIED, ' -.
At Fayetteville, a few days ago, Mr. John
Adam, to Miss Sally Donaldson, daughter of
the late Robert Donaldson, Esq. ot that ton.
At Wilmington, on the 16th inst. Mr, Ro
bert Rankin to Miss Ann Jennings, both of
that place. ,' . f - .
On the 21st inst. .air. James Oversrreet to
Miss Charlotte Cole, both of Halifax county.
. '. ; DIED, 7 .
In Bladen County, on tbe 1st irtst. Captain
John Brown, an officer in the revolutionary
war. and a gentleman esteemed for his hos-
o I
pitality and integrity. - , j if
Jk.i reicj suure i va. tmi me on iuu an.
Daniel Ahderson, merchant of that town
At .-avannah, (Geo.) Mr. John J. Evans,
Editor of theSavannah Republican.
POSTCRlFtt.
' ' f
LATP AM) IMPORTANT.'
jticnmona, son.
k Iatg &v njgiltj G Were
r v, ... ' f 'n.J'ft;;wn,.
favored with a slip of-news from ewr
York of the
Vlr F iK I hfi Marmmn hart
arrived with London prinis to theTIOih
ult. Ve have room only tor a tewtpar
ticulars. The Prince Regent's Speech
to Parliament oh the: 30th Noy.j-peak
ing of this country says s w . v;
f The declaration of war by the tX Staies jratfairs, with that countrV;:
was maae unoer circumsiances w njen migiu 1
t4VJ- -V; k v 'vI W -w I ,n
the amicable relations betweenthe two ma-J t.
uons, wouui uuu ' . " " VVhal'wiU votf sav to cases f vU eo
wnn smaereregret inon mised under enusbconvov: fi; nmdefeAed,
niimr.t mi. mat tne co.auet ana preiensions 1 1 ...
rrinrliisin r' anv rjacific arr'anVement.
unirinn arruuvr'irir'iii. am i
' Their' measures ?. of hostility pave been
were
principally directed! against the adjoining;
Britishjrovinces, and-every effort has been- j
by
uw
deed
mada to seduce the inhabitants ot them from :1
their kllegiance to Jms, Majesty, Tlie proof,
however.' which I have TCceived of lJytlty &
attachment from ; hia fajestvs subjects, in
- America, - are highly Satisfactory.
to
Theattempts oivthe enemy to tinvade J Messrs. Scboremari,' StocUon, Cox ,aid 1 v
SS uity, federadida f
GoveCeiieral, and by the decisioh.and j poiidici land Vrrd, repoUlCan.-, yaffil VI
skill with which teimlitaiy operavojiahji, ;. r 'j11" v -
sembled for,llhatptup08e'in;onfrf4uart .
bavtlpf compelleet toapiuJatei Vntf Irf artff
other have heea completely defeated: ' ;
My besterrffts.:are hot ;wafttinfor:fh I
restbraUonorpac artd'amitv belWeenUhe J;;
twb countries s bar:' urTtif'thYs Bbtc'anie
Mtairfedi wiihout acf;ficjog'ihernaritim.'
rtghts ofG;BrVaVn t halPre.vp6frour 'V'tlt
cordial support in a vigorous ptvsecutioh f I
In the debate on. the Speech the&farqui!$; 7 1 5I
IVellesIey said the Order In, Cpfihc;wem?---
n8tih& cause bf the war, hut a deadly hfC ttjAr A
to England arid a'deadJy Iqte' to Prane.Hef' t C
blamed jniilisters for, the lAteciAly -i7 7 7.
Which the war had been.a'Wdl4d-1JvirU
pooi
agreed as to the hostile !vieAv s of the A . v- v
merrcao overnmenf, miu aemeu uiax;. uiqu: 1. ;,
hostilities had beer inadequately ineC' ' d -'.z VftC? " j
Ldrd GrinvUleuld'rjotxPre'ss-Vi astd. J iVj
riihmeht,' his ind i gnat fanalr"t hosV who, pfP5 't" f
fessed to aay that the5 alxindoiimentof the'O.
in C-T ould necessarily; lead to "a teswratioia, J t i 1 j
of peace.' There VaB a Umewheijsuch a-1 fj
L . A. Li L J. EL . A iit" Alfa' T : ' 1, k .f. f i
x;onceasi
,ancei
always
thpuffhl
the! Addre&sAo' nled-reJ themselresiLtoT'thct'
prosecution olf ' the; warj; 1 ' thoughot-'aydo.? '
eument tl'as produced to prove the justicerof f'
s4ch a' measure, i -1 he. addresa wa$.jagrccd "
towiWuUWsion:' lJrX:
-In the, nouseof. Commonr.- the address -
the r Declaration , of th Pnftce' Begcrit Iha
restore- amity bet wfeijn -the two jtations.! .
; Mn Carinm g -wa 1SudVfor vlgour--hd waat
astonished that the mighty navy .of JEngJaaoV-
had alept wtnle her cbmmerce' was swept
from the seas, 'or that Ihey shontd stiid an
ambassador with their4 shiDa to, attack the-
i .-trnerican oorts With Macs I trticS . thafc af
tersix mQntns open j war, America snouta, t"
boast theXonly uaval tropbvy. Lord Castle f': s r; j
reagh said, )he;war. bad Leen conducted., .yW
with all the means, bbib naval an'tl mihtary V- i
wuim Hie vuuiury coimi iare spajcu. uuw
other objects-Mr VhitbreaI regreue4.thet
war as most fatal jidalaiiitcu4 to the in'
tereats of G. Britain, &c. v. , A,', I i -
fA fetter from Douranez Bay, speaks of the , v.?
Frerich Fleet in Brest Roads,. 6 saii'of .fhe ' ,
line,, 5 frigates,' fce. As we know they are . '-'
ffoincr" to 'America', we shalt keer a sharp- r n
look 6ur for them;'' - V ! - -V '.
. Various gl oemy pictures are'drawn ef the ,
fate of Bonart ahd his 'detaduneqlsVJ
. ; Jfotfve of&epreeeTtitt&iSt'
v,i r V1 t: r ' w v,
I . ' - . ' A . 1 ' ' vl . t 1
i . . J
' Tkttr9dav.Jan.bl.
JTheT House met wiUi closed doors, and re.
maiued in conclaverncu't ah houKi j , -
When the doorir were "ptned f ' -'
Mr Bassett.' friim th
ference,. with the Senate on Whe.iau&iect of
their amendment to the pjizei act, repbrte4 ,v?
that vthe conferees could hot agfeer thereon. ;
and moved that "the Hoiise. insist' on their I W""
disagreement to the amendment
The question on rhsjstinff 'on the disagree-..
ment to Uie benate s amendment was, afteifc
some discussion, decide in the negative, 45 k
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- . On motion of Mtl MKim. the House then.
Receded from its said disagreement' J1,'
j Mn motion oil wr. tthea, tho commirtee or
Post Offices andPost Roads, wereinsuuetfd .
to enquire what amendments, if any are ne-
pessary to, the "bil,l providing3 forthe- safety
and transportation- of the fniils of the'TJitited
States j. and that the committeerh aye leave
to ,rqport by bill or otherwise. ' . i t ; ,
1 Some other private business wag doricu . i
WKW.YOJIK BLOCKJIJXBD'
Kew Yorhy J'arhiarXOs
tiers, !laidstone " and Acasta;igates,'and
Ophy brig were .ill yesterday cff. Sandj
Hook, ancTthat tlPoiciiers h&i eveirihg'at
nun sct Was not more than 6 miles from the
Light House.' 1 r ; ' '
1 From Cant. Bartletr. and several of otir
pi!ots,fwho came.up from the Tiook last e. .
vening, we learn that the abovsauidrori
captured, five vessels ytferday. u "
ffathihgioit Citti 3ani 25, 1813
In the Senate yesterday) the bill for
raising an additional military force for ,
one year was further discussed, and moV
dona to fill the blank in the bill, deca-f
sibned by striking put the words ! one?
year," with fiveLfers, three years, andf
eighteen months, were successively lie-j
gauved-The bill js. yet under discus't
sioni.
ItJs wortbV of ! remark, that eVeru- -
Senator of the Unitedf-Sfates' fs how at
his post, with the exception oCJVlr; Gon-
du, whohas been j some time confitted.
y severe illness. Nat. ,7f. , ty v fa
A message ws1 received fromthe iMv E
President bf the Spited States, tfanah ;'- v4l
umung: a snoi i-corresponaencepetweefi ;
the - Amei in, Agtitat Halifax for pris
oners of war,' 'and the British Admiral 1
arid also a letfer from Commodore Ubd1,
gersrespecting ccttain impressed sea
men, whlchf iUall , appearin our ntxu -
A letter fromUnfAniericaB:firentIe ! .
man of much respectability' and infotv
mation,1 fo his, friend in this city dated !
at Paris;- Nov 112, contains the following '
ciuir k,s irr rciauouj 10. me state OI our
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its proposals for aaett ementof alldifhculi
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leal ly American,! and this to be decided
American commissioners, thete would' be 1 ,
uujianc ia uic iormsuon-oi a ireaiy, v ini.
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- Nezui 7ersev kctton. Tha Concrres -!
sioaaVEiecuoh in JNfew-Jersey appears
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