- Cc-ycC" lelterfre?n ar-r-ra'ta to pcf'thc Ccr.rtcdctr. t!:2-f:
t ' v v "Tswttrj t?iM rc-Vy. - - ive in -J . fer. :c:cf. ad,
Slkire7lHr-)fiurctS' inform
:and fifty r jiorsr.nd n
V, -for- I rVip l)he lived lc'cnB. pcnr,dentepQrf;or? nSas Mr.
indrfd ( press hiaindi3:uftoii at us brutahtj. rreat disturbance iWns!takenpl ;
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.Vjv K: ;TMi sirricr va -'ner&yned tn fmost' rty-hep; ; utu Vitjvn. ( ..:Terjc?.cop;:
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l . '::Vh' J:' rjenoihai Vf their3 bargcverc
be jltribu i6 td. thQ suptjicr - fnanapt..
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t C A LX-AItT BXPI.0 IT O K-. VI HG L i IAN ;
a;!--V: .t militia. ci:-j,ryy
. ; ToeToIIo m Off extract c i a let t t o.
d rested tb i b eU OTetn Or , bj; a- g e r.i !c
man xt( bantpectabjliiy'i'daretl
test roovfiL tnts jpf the.eni'myi-ad hr
dtn?cxioft cf oQe of bii vetls. ocCasi-
sMaU deriLfcrucrit of miljiit :.?
blTtraVcf ihechrmy'sTciJclC in
theycin'nred .an3.bflrntibc.T5ninebe
Tare the JasMheic ltin- nofcm:H.ia kta-'
acnt.-of -Siilinp-mancr. PcrcivaK
the cool4iiJb;Hla'hfri mcn:fifcd
!l descrre well of their
cesceociDincTiTtr io,vj, uM
the rabulh cfXiwrsCreeki'la Avhtch
there werec . -Va! Tcssels ; iVtof vThicb
uwied tt4ne time cn rnr crccs i- iur-
: niailnq hid, howcrer, err giftn lo'one
V yf Tj dclachmentV Wt?fch:moetd down ipi .the
' t V ' nrghr,;nd yesicrddy 'morning ecrly, a
' Warm crtigcxnen for a-sbori iiroe,took
p:ace between the cnMny end fevr cf
r this' ?c4inty Saty)miida', . who Jnad
Yp!nnteered'ndtrti cd-Lavfn'i 'Creek;
which the -fmdin lint between I sit
ofViht jvd Surfy, --.jt About twen'y-.
tnrte or wui1 uuitc oi umtcr, wcic
opposed to UTCifbvgesj sod olhr tcs
l.. ' One crtlieir schoKncr being a"-"
grynodi e?c ry"crTrt nras""raade by them
to'saV el her.; .but'. notw i; htandingthc
Etc frt-m offb'.vf he?; btig, d other
Tcsiels; they Vet e compelled o tit Gr;
to her and sheVsuntt. Afftrwhrch,
H thc barges(seTen fnttumbvr) j Weic
compelled to retreat.' Dufiog theen.
gagemtru; sefcrul cf.thc enemy Were
seino Wl atid'oiie cf them h floated
oo- hcre: The rhili ii xecelTed no in
JdrynateVen:;' Copy.cfCrf: CeiUj'i report to Cen.Taldr.
ISxRSbrne mo re m cn ti on the 2 1 st
iosr. among the Urittshhippmgjv
5ng bear Newport iNeuseyserrrned to
indicate an earl attack ooihb Jsjand,
end in the ccufsevr'oTt the-otxt morn
ing; on the 2d xnUv they landed two
nilea; from, this, fro rn the btstac
counts that can be iRcrrtained, frdtn
tiesertcfrs, about 2500 mjops of vari;
bus descripuoosl The' object of thh
movement irasno doubywith Q yieVi
to xipprcucK this postbnthc west Vide
jpf ,th Island! across the, witcr in that
"direction, vrhich at lotvar U i ps.,
sable by t infantry V-soj o. after (their
landiog, there approached about 45
t of 50 boats full of. men, which' directi
ed their course from jrtie hipping,' a
above stated.Mo the north side- of the
, Island---:rv:i::;'
The British trbonjf ait the. same
time 'ftnut were previously landed)
made " their appearadce on the muin
land, wtth"Ta ,yieur; of atuckipg- the
west.and qorth positions of the island
fit the amc qi'omentr ". Vljwo 24 piHih'
- drrs and four Gk p-ndcrs;wcrc. adr
vaniagrfjuly-posted .under. the direc?
which being sdweH VerveU by Capti
Emmerson.bcuts, Hdyl anct Calif wf
whodispiayedlhatcooVand deliberate
conduct .hrvh wilTat uL' times qure
kucceis to the caaVetn whicb they are
d himself
!our jge,. hich .wl t, a Wri m es a'J d i
Ju(ure td the (nameranApierican
naval oficcr Capu Uok Viftheahip
Jlaahatian; condicdihJpself; yitb
grcst activity arid judgment icdefence,
Qi me prace wnicn win ow uouoc give
.pouq
JIpchr5it is due to Capt. TarbcIV
telmrob, Udfing nH4ence,i6n;
"dur ted bimseir viith 'acufeeaf land
I " ' Vm r!rfinfnUhrdnart in the anct c I
1 , T of the dy. Gxnt ftaisi ts also due tol ?!? , 'W.-ctj'
i f V V the conduct of Serial Youpg and cbr-cutUssVwhu;
4 t I ooral'TVIffitSf. X?aot. iEmmerionV . led bis existence u .-; V-
: ; '".company; lorthe active pa r
h f v iTUhc xnanscetnent ot two b
- . ' V JW leea crie,- for quarter, djlfth. , ' " .-; Jl
nrisoners. nna ti f man uruj a.iwuu
itr, a number ot smauarm pisiois,
Besidts theMoss. in. slltedi' there
Iniist have I enn a: leasS -'d; deserters
!broucrht in. ia the coarse - '6f the . dav
pa) t ; irje ;6h1yf Weapon madeVusc. cf
;py inc enemy in tne courscoi u,
tcre "thc'CoDgre.ve rockets; a few of
I which fell in bur c n cam p ment. though
I without injury.'- . :l - -, :vv -.
i ; X una'; 8irwith: great respect, "your
jhumUe aetVabt, A V'
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Copy of a Utter fronv Ccacrl Taylor, to the
I i - -V ;T'-Secretary of Smt ' ;
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'. Xtirfotk, 4th July-
it oir i nave nc nuuur iu vraujuui-i
- - - .i i - . :.i
Cot Beam's rcpoitbf the attaclc or,
Crany-IsVandt on the 22;i June last;
i H6 mulipliedrind pressing avocations
have prevented the completing it till
jlo'day.' ' . ?
j The whole force on the Island at
. the, time )f the attack, consisted of 50
riflemen, 445 infantry of the hne Ol
tate artillery, and 150 seamen ancl
marines,; furnished by Capta n via.
bell. Of theSe 43 were ba the sick
list. . . 1 . . s
I The courage and constancy with
which this interior force in the face oi
;a formidable armament, not only sua
itained a position Jn whkh nothing
i was complete but repelled the enemy
'Vilh considerable U-ss, cannot' 'ail to
f" J)ire the approbation of their go
tV. nment anu tne aopiause m tneir
: coariw. It haslnfused 'into the re
Jsiduq m the army a general spirit ot
competition, the penefiual eftects of
which wiUi' lTlrustv'bcdispbycd in
our future oirobatsif.tv
. I 'cannot withKold inv grate fuV-ac
knowledgments to Com. Cassln,Capu
Tarbell and thc'dEccra and. crew of
(the Constellation "and gun-boats, who
; hare in every 'mslreincc aidrd uur ope-
rations wunja corciiaiuyai anu a
bilityvnot to.be surpassed.
' I have the honor to be, &r.
' V RODERT I aYLOR,
Mrir. Gen. Jommthng.
lion. JohnArmstf ng, -Sccreury
of Wur.
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CHESAPEAKE U S1JANNOK.
.-t ' ? ' 9 A L EN , ' J V N E 50.
..CaptcJnhn Upton, late mman 1-
er .ofihe privaterirLCossack, of. thfsN
porti amveu At costoo on aionaay,
in the brigVictorya licenced vessel,
trom M.vcrpooi iX . d.: Oapt, Jptin
feft Haii fax on theeth inst. , The
brig Porcupme'jfrom France had ar
rived at JHdlifax, Capt, Broleiwas
recovcrjog.: 'From Captain. UJ we
Jearn (what has before, been rtirriored)
that die conduct of the enemy on
boardXheiipealcei alter her cap
ture, was siicH as would disgrace even
hi srnajeyty's jrrd; allies of the' wilder
ness; vCapt.- Upton boarded at the
same house .with t the surviving mi
ihlprhen and other offidexof the Che
sipeakey and from them he. learnt thfc
rfollowinc'narticulaii i
-s filler tne enemr naacomnteteDos;
.... ... . , - . r - . i .
session oi the. ship; and the men were
brdcrccl;frorn.ihe.topsrn Berry, af
: miusnjpman, wno comroanoea -tne
mizen tbpK had got half way down the
mizen shrouds jtto surrender himself
aji prisoner,-, wnco twosauors rusnca
up and seized him by the.-cpHariU
tempted to throw bini bverboarti, but
ne got wjtnm cne sprouos. wnentney
Sffirccl him b'yvthe heels, and pitched
hi in on "tj'tHe'deck I Bctn'g V tunned
I by: the fall, he .hy senseJcss f vHen he
t over tne bead
... ' "...
nearly terming
iher rrridship.v
t -musket bat!
through' his bodvi was Vuathroucb
his body thf ee ticoesisnotwithslandintr
his repeated cries for quarter., (and j
lana.flispertca througn ine country.
V'lt is'with pleasure I hayeto statfcto
iyoo that hoLa rnan viras lost orii our
'ATtA.th rmt.ifeJof hc:sbiD: and! nistef Train JVcQUi
x
-even fired into the cockpit cmbng-
wound c-v
d thc dMagr Eleven
place ,sffracefutWacivUized:pee
pie.;- Captain. Upton waV particular-j
lyTeuested.Dyw
'A.ipmeotoi'maV fa$ia known
tp the publicVand yifen theyreturn
to" their ebtintrVlhev will undoubted':
o f .theseihotrid" transicttonsL:: . J ,
The: Cbnductbn ; board JtheChesa
pejtafteh ; c'spturc is! a' cShtrst to
the -"nencroui beihavibur bf buV'sKibs.
in such .aitua'tibnsVv . . Ve "hdpe; -thatl
jmitate-aavages;;:;;-
I n Ens xv txjr. n t the. w a o f Ata lif ax
CATU6lIC:M4NCIPJIT20X.
: The follawingis th'e.purport of the
bill for thisnurpose, nowbeforcUbt
rarltament;- it enaoies.rvomao.v-a-:
iholies tosirl'nvetther'HuiSse of PaV-
iiament, 10 now ccvi.ana. murtury
tfiices. upon their cakirig5an(j making
a certain declaration and batfiVinsteacX'
pi the bathsr of allCCTancey abjuration
and supremacy, and ihe,dcxlaations'
y gainst tr ansubstanViation nd. the; in
i ocation of saints required by thVpre
"tnt laws- EXCEPr theofDbe of Lord
High CHantcil t, iL'brd Keeper or
Commissioner of-the; Great' Seal of
Great Biitain,- or ord Lieutenant,
or Lutd Dc puv, oV Chief Governor,
or Governors otlreland. Roman Ca-
tholits are also to continue disquali
fied to hold pr present to -'any .olfice,
neocner, place orcugnity,.oeionging
to the established church, or) Church
of Scotland;; or any ecclesiastical
court of jurisdiction, or tovthc?Coll -ges
of Eton," Westminster, 6rWin
thester, or any college pir 'school, br
royal 6 ecclesiasticaj foundation with
in this realm, otherwise than they are
by lawsbow existing qualified to hold
or present to.. ) r
Mr. Canning has-proposed several
supplementary clauses, not hostile to
the bill, but merely as addenda ; which
with the biji, are ordered to be print-
A Gottenbdrg mail "which hashust
arrived, brines the unfavorable intet
iigencc, that aypture between Svye
dc.n and Denmark is unavoidable ;
each power has withdrawn its agents
Irom she court of the other.
Count Bernstoff, Danish Embas
sador, has left this country on his re
turn, u Copenhagen, having failed in
nis pacific overtures, which is noway
sutprizing, considering tlve extrava
gance of the demands of the Danish
govWonv-J h esc are s'uid to
hbvieverrfcuv 3ramee!Norway to
Denmark yitQ restore '..her eapturetl
Islands & her fleet ; to pay an rndtm
nity for its capture, and trie damages
sustained in 2aidi : To maVe o
ver to her the Hane Towns, and to
grant hcra subsidy to enable; her tp
take possession 61 them. " v
'tOn the22d ult the second Swedish
expedition sailed from Carlsham with
a fair wind having 10,000 troops on
board The Swedish merchants ex
press great regret at Ihe almost Ver
tain prospect of a war between that
country -and IX nmark. ' v. '
' 1 Government has -received official
advices from ;Gch: Site wart: dated at
IJerlm th 23 d pit. ofthe surrender of
the imnorttif6rtfcssor Thorn bv
wj?umwuaw,uw ui amw
T"L v . - - - ..
war.;.the Bavarian troops jvere alio wC
eaneif parole.- :;;Jfei
VfThc ircps,prSaie. Wemarj'(JotH
auu
mare
quirters af A'tenhurghand ipimedi r
iciy vuiuuiccrcu: uicir-sjrviccB a.
gainsttheenejmyherJmpoxtan
torires s b f J Spand aphasV xajitulatec)''::
aid private letters .mention several 6-
ther places taken possession of bythe
.KThV'pao
Lioats up the Elbe avfar; asZoHVos
peckeri and hare VoluitafiL v offered
foodj anytheiroons'' io; sstst
Ot tne. UnesapeaKC s o:accrs ;wc;.wu:
run-n guaru r.iti:- uoor, uuiicw
rivaf atHalifas, nd
permitted Repine :."pyV 'Xujoaei
JVItn were ahotfatn cnming-6ut of
the tops .to sUrrertuer anemseiye--r
and btherlnstance's- of- barbarity tpok
r- ... i i . i ' N
; liSerjoqa1 di$ttirbancesV3re;,saiv to
tjireei line of battle, shmsT resaict to
nave oeen mooreo . wim meir proau
1-wo lench iriffate made. their es
ibape froni3rcst pn thelst u!t;r
AQothcfchangeittwnHte
90 the Subject of "Araecan LUepceti
wauugutrcta, a qey, nave nowre
solved Jo ptthein.pnl jthSpprti
north pfKhbde- Island;" whereas thos
rwhkhjtheyh
pectcd any port nbt unclerolbclcade
;Thev situation of oujr city isxverv
critftal ; Echmuhl is aajrburgtwlt
900Q nieri ; ; but "we arnapetenu to
mVetBil, Anattemptwas'roade
ibrdlthe riawhhhewPttJ hyef
accdmgished.ha
tfnued but; 'fortunately the. - wind
cuaugca;na mc ueptn or tne stream;
rendered irimnossible. 'H . -V
' ; The French army- cn the bahkbf
thcale extens trohi the limi:s of'
banconta jo (VIagdeburgh, snd the.
oumoer is computed ataouvJU menr
'I'he Russians are in prodigious force,
supported by thelU5sian$; theAboie
txtendinff in a line 'from Attenburc
i.u jssacvanci uenin-; anu wiuun iu a
'- .. v. . i- :''r ''W 'V
aiGenerals AVizinger ode- anc tf
gentei and the Prussian epmman
dfrsLescock, De York and Blucher
KutUsotT is sick at Bazen; where
ne is attended ov tnepiivsicians ot-tne
lmperor and King of Prussia-
:Wc have just received information
6f a!desberate c, .hflici ra the ne!chborV
hood of Halie ; where the French,
Were defeated by the allies with the
loss of 6000 luen. IbTCohequence;
of which the Russians anoj'Jrussi ns
are now fn force on'the left1 bank of
thcSaale, below Mersburgh. r ;
5t)RESpENriIttL 25. 7
;J'Austtia will certainly joirjjhealie3 ;
a' congress of the German body, un
der sanction of the' Emperor Francis
is confidendy spoken of with a vie vy
of establishing his! authority, and the
ancient' Gcr'mncbnstitutiPn. f-
CONGRESS.
U&V2&tOF JtEPRES ENTATI VES.
The eherpsscd bill establisbinig the,
toAvn of McfXp'10 enUy "was read
a third time- ana
l& Mr. Benson laid upbniheltalile a Ye-
solution to the following efject, with an
intimat on t hat lie should call for its
consideration on Monday : ".. - -
r " 'iesolitd, That a committee bepoint
ed by Uus House' jointly tith a committee
to be appointed by the tienate, to eonsider
what business is necessary to be. don. before
the adjournment of Conss;rar.doe'port
ai uliat l ime the .two Houses may adQUrn.'',
,; Mr. .Ingersoll, after a number of per
tinent remarks on uhe . present defects
Ofthe law providing for thepunishmerit
of piracy, 'nd on the1 jarring decisions
made oy tne jucaciary oxneet s mercon
and alsu oiv the prcsenV vexatious v and
diSicult. mode of ,ti&ing rdepositions to
be :e;ad in the couHs bt tbe U. 'States,
offered two "rcsolutioni for enquiry into
the propriety of an. ending 'the lawstJ
these respects. . I hese - resolu Pons he
proposed 10 lay on the tables p;he call
ed up at t he next session - bf'Cdn gre$s.
On the sucjlbpfihepea
t lii s-c o u rser. was "ecjpt raryV to; the rules,
according to wbicjh1aPostpbhemen
yond tho sessionis'tkntalpount toe--
nerai or maennite postponement, ine
House refused to consider the resolu
lions, yhich nowof course l'!e on the
table. . - ,
. The bill to impose a. doty on licences
ii to disullers of vspirps, was firit taken up
anu iue aiueuuuiems Buioe io com
mittee of the whole were-scyerajly.a-
iMriayIorjmo
bv stfikine'putthe second section therei
ot;inposmg a , duty on the capaclty
tne iuu, ' ana : m ncu lacrein userung
a section imposing "specific duties on
the.quanuty3d&tilled5 the fttepifien
L cents for , every 'dlpnj ofpirus front
loreigniTOiterials ot jtirst proot, and so
upjrdsI'toj25 cehfsfUhe ldgesti
proofj ana every; gauon ,cisunea irpni
dbrnestic rnaterialsT! cents: Jor the low-
t i bere Peons an
this 'anifehdmelittei
.
have brok,en;outat Pafermo troops
had artved tr&trbat iMaJta'rh J J
sidei to the tbwn ready' to act as;oc
Ltasjop mightTequire; .J v -
r
eiti aoc so uptto 1 8 cen per; gallon on
teriome?- CpnversaUpnyhe ques- j f
Uon oil theamendment wa taken and i
the Result pro ved id be as follpws
:cr.thCarpei4rne
insti.-a
aUalit V pJ:lwtCjS'On I
SSr&S.""-:
fsiJjttoHonb
The:bmwcistrli.v r
mittee7ot;w&vi. nni m'i'x:
leave tot agaiw, x r : ' ig8? f
re-committheUtohcc
Ways.and.s5t
&Mr.KWK of Massfhen 'Thoi- -
. . H J lV .
uuiit uji .ci5u. iiu:uoniesttc mateuals fl
i wOhe engrossment ' 99t'.
Against it. ; ; f'-''xif,i
iivuuum; rcsuivea Jiseii into a com
tnittee of the whole, Mr. Nelsoa m ih6
1
chair, on the tux billsr ' The bill Wj.it
Jand coUect a JDirectrrax wiftin tie &
niped Staiesj-was then taken up, discus-
scm iucuueu .ee reporieg io me House,
and-thecphunitlec obtiiined leave ta
sit aga!nh" the re mailing billsb
-''The flpuse thenpltfceecledto
derthe report of ftje cnmmitteeyin
whole pix the Direct Tax biTiya(
jourrrect Mfore having gone through
same.: ... j ; - ; - :'"
. . uesihyt July 6:4:M. .
.RTrTrdup, JVorhhe rnilitaryc6;v
mittefe repor ed the bill from the. Sena!? -,
for establishing an:invdHd1rorps,!:)riiV
out atnendment v arid it was, referred to :
'"avcommtttefhoJe"
jhcences tovtiisIers1! X" speviieOus- i
quors, was reau annra ume.
i,i rjis.oiii prposes a nmy on licences ?
diaullersl a:fo!Iows Faf the employment
nine cents tibr each gallon of ,thecipacit; ;
thereof, including the h?ad; for omuntn,
eiir utee n cent s j ifgr two mouthy thlr'y t
lii&&s i rfi'tlr1eV:ifomUw forty t? 8en?s,;,
lor lourQnujs niiy iy ii"wjr,j"'fr
iiionihs, seventy cent tf -f one jrir.
h andrtd and eigln cents for -each g-i'l-ra ei
Its bapacrty.a3 ifdrewul.f' T??JJ!
the empioyment of a st!! orsulUiatte"
tiU'ati'bn ot spirits from eMg$mmi:
for onmwiKitmWff
a t : fov itti jwmiths. sixty ceu'sfw.
1 six months otiCuhdnKTantt -
one year, tine jvunoreu.5u. ' &
verv boilerVhowever csiructeIrf
iaxlistiller.
on eacb a
sWf terms andixieropjoy lbe ,?$
The bill m(ied wfcM"W
85
- Mhe Ilousecnprocecrlea
dtbwendmcnts
committee oKthnoe r ;-
laying. Sc collecW a ppyct;
tn tKe States. 4 ; sr .
Aftersome discussion and
on some gi u i. --lfij,t
;Mr,PwtnvedipW
to the commtiiec; u ?A-.tv:
Neetived. r 4 j'-y;; XJM?
nin nnssdVome 01
and libera
lherremeide
Day J and '4i!hobt
XThe House ayuCv- 1 ,
lnnethroulvtheli
bill.;'
- The House resumed
tiofiifthe bill for lesV 1
&rcet: taxwitmn uv erCp-
Other amendtnenis r; jpc
poseflnKu .".rv-' iints
been; pro
P"U4eteiiniDf
r fti
affirmative. 4, to 'ihelS'.
43er was raisedw- iD thtf P ,
1
.S"1:5"'! int.- '
t
incfa turcct.axi
A: Mr.?Bensort3 motion Ibrihew,:
toMessBenspniuGiu
:billja
to distilleES of blritiimi-HAT4k...
orawoacK on tne exportation :otm
distilledfrbm
i
l vvasvnegativete.l
c
VfeWVdTeadtng 'Wecifici.
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