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ifi*. fOMoi afc ee->
attained bnithe coast of j»co|Ly|d ands
3r«ia»d4'mm)t. people
flying into tfte<ouatFy evory
Vight* while he was orithe ijt
‘Would he very well lo .;.ili/{®||o£
Ithese ten war vessels the fyul Ji'ic
« Would sersl|io remind the
people pf ? England’ and
■Stoiland wbat, they had a right, to
oxbect, provided they did not co .t*-
jel the British ministry*', to«pht an
«vd to their mean add ebWardfy m\-
on our coast, if is not the
ijfi-st t}yr*<*tr>at a systein of severe re
v has put,if V end to bise*con- I
on the pa H olNfif eneirty/ If
We loo* into ancient history., we shall
Sjhd no ne examples that will appiy |
ovj" ’ i') tlie subject, and to oW
i; situau »ji. ■ RoLtn*. speaVmg’
*f the \ heinl iOs then at War with'’
the powerful l£ing of jffipc-:
| s*Pt *#* v <w >
*\ ** It Was Very nuohthe interest?
of tfji* Pripip tssninat£
$m btyidiateiy a War’which gave him
J&rz disquiet., in J partica-'.
listressed hi .frequent
<leprlrif|tmn jh the 1
w,io jo Tested the sea bottle ring*
his They e rudely in*
We#cup*'ed ilj com >ercs v preyeiit;
§©d rhis n any”
Os the nrodiict-* of .‘d , :’z ii iqto o
’ they. c opaline \?. tjjLVrXre etfs* < from
lihuudizeit waited” *„ v , \ f*:t
is fft:%% t :% striding eta dole of m
<J|>werlal' monarch being ‘buii
dmake peace Wi:n an Uon very infe
rior to him. at tint l ive. merely o-u
of dep!’edatu)-is^co.nvo:l<e4 .'”
by privateer?. ‘Viftupi
*%e/cbfelder tjv; nU)nerou.sVi|:vys arid
ipietson- the JJi itish shores >vhe re *
»<GUr, Yankee visiJWithS 1
Wt any risfcl :
*Sj that rioty one elf>rt has yet beeh/
tinadef With the sFUgie- exception of'’
•m to let, the eii?my feel thdY
fnUerics of: war at home. „ Not 9m; j
our national vessels have harms -
Jpdthe enemy’s shores sinh, s burn &
Hbstroy, ts mrtto % While the enenih
*4.?*s thersamx. And let
»*ttent reward the brave fellqjws Well
|jpr their also
price lor the carcase of
*ivery or Du he they
> (I’otn the British shores. ;I will pro^ 1
weed id my next letter to examine
subject farther. • YoursS respect*
ffyj'LjOMsfr*
\\ ‘yfrp. Lawrence privateer of Balti
more, has captured eight Urge
mis out of rhomasAileet,
t ordered therd lfor v the United
States.i he * Law re ace had, an en-
with a man * of, walb 1 Brig*
her off,, .and’ put intd.St.dohns,
k sp)flo Rico, to Press..
iB Island has arranged with
t president, to raise a- state ol
meh>‘ to beieceived into;the ser£
■ pf the United States in, lieu br
# t|ie militia requisition. They arc to
W enlisted lor one year* serve
. mit bf the State, to
governor Jones, and un<|er the itdtij
\*#>\, of gederat Gushing. Bounty 8f
Jdoliars; 4J jd°Bars, extra monihiy
i Upf* * Palladiums
~ r _,r . ~Jk -
. August Ip, 18H. vJ
ea rERS P AFTuIeP !
,:.S|Vedpn‘the i it-h instlfit, in Sapeiof
ytfcuml :
LLj Emily, Smith, 1 from Satafi
icgjpth to Amelia, with Cotton. ‘S"f
Sloop Silly Jasper, .l)orrel, from
to Ch^e^ton r Vitb aTew baV
ofxbfifee.^' 4 ’ ‘• •, V ‘. v s , < “tK
He hooner Dusty Mille r f t * 0 m
jSfevannah to Amelia* with-cotton and
r §de; ■ l- , v .jW
4 And bn the !3tH« inatantv ip St.
Sound rTv? H • , ?
Scfiooncr ElizH Sc W;u } -, Bvtiwfrood
»om St.
. a Schooner Sally & Polly, Bemiss,
*\fy°m Amelia to Sawahnaft, no eaLgo.
<s>J Io ?P •AWQf’ from
3|nieHa to Charleston, ; with ’ 441 hhds
M° \ - •'’. c
-The above vessels were taken pos
jfsssion of by five froui v dhft
f “ Eactdemonian man
th i|:men. under
alUdtenant.f The schr.
y and sloops Abby-Ann
were loaded. fro^ f on
*%£« o |c.
hp schobner Sat;,: fis
en to the prisoners,
| -arrived at this place eveorngT
t *
Charleston, %Ulpbd and Son
lilk^n * Uc
■*“ mmrmeo
uM h.yd order 3 t i?captur« ani Jfer- !
mv eveiv thug .tti;y fell in >U;i,
ft w-isih: op ltnu of til th 3 Q'%}Ps
on b) ml, t *l u a peace Would &o j i
’ iitj pi i:b bet Veen tnis co:iw i»i
E/igUnd sand that, 4piin vw jiiid de
cttt*: wtr ui tie U ide l st<U;>i
uhjef* U lOu-jji 11 \yas given up?‘ : as%
th 5 s it * k chat c ni.ury WUs cbtisitbr
ed ifiafWl. <f
% Vi*’. J AOb'j farther .iftfontu tbit
the iTVx'\m g It 3 rest Uicedemo*- ‘
iin, the Baush.Oi’ig dbuereli ‘ \iis£
insijlH. - - ,y pj-.
Several #tis’ coaster*. ‘«
were rit in# l £ ml
inforhied that those w 1 > dM not
make their escape are;'’'detained h:\\
1> >ard the frigate ; w-je aft 1 a>i
entered tty service. v , It; iv so j posed
those who refilled to enter wilt be
sent to Froyrlence.V.,« ‘... ; ; -
‘‘'Mi'S? coasters Jsft thip .potion
Sundav last fpr ,V aid dt. \si ?
ry*s, bit: hive returned far** t’eafr of
capture. £
f in telligence hds just reached''town
that tares .'barges belo-i jin j •p ‘ the£
Liced-'Hoaran. full ol mil, w3re pn
Sk td;i ws talk m .irnuiijiaiS/
- if* - io. ms-biiM
.” .Republican*;
. ffa.W iiioi'OHJ /- ~ ■
J?e w it appears
in <ts adiesum to. the t>ue}p'ii'. ! , Per
! h ips It youfd fie well-if %Qft& others
| -ifh'^&;^ ! }tiw l tite v example, and ‘thus
pa-ge. tW 1 country of- trai tors and
t ‘disgrace Uhdii &C
the ki||g,
s*ijk%ic ~irttj<My* inud^^bn,Science
have /ffc t* ain.ageaT* and.by giving
/£iVcin ( t.!|d . e-tail* now tmd
be'>pdAy themtd?
something like decent beings/? ; w a o
wild love something “else than’ mola »-
‘afyfrljpQpfaitfkifafhjiigttyi City v 6a
. ’ ‘ S "s ; ‘"■ V- •;■ 1
t ,QUEStlorf.; .:■ . : .
Q^aerd., are hot ahe «n Si, hitam% of
~ w 4: ot .;foe ‘thep.gallows ?
npl'the hent\,o Sde-’
cl ire, theny rebelk and traitors l if
the frieudi’odnhecr* Country m that
state afe not. asleep jjlortoiis
rascals will we IVopb be
tucked up, and taught to dance hb> n
> pipes in the air as tpe reward of tnetr
vuiany.^.
. y*w« ikla»i t. .I.^f»iiiii»>f 1 ‘
*■■ ... “}
JSfof<s nr-Tits Las* Mails*
, ‘ n r- . •
1 • FRO M rH£ tfl X&\ iv A*
v « “ —•*’ ■ k^.
< Rrr>m the Buffalo :3dZ<iUsy of, Aitjft 5*
’ It’is.With .pleasure’ we ana nittce a
bnlliaht dflfair to our readees.
On Wednesday morni nf Jast, the
enemy cros i?%agaru'river, be
low Squaw island one mile below
; Black with;u force 7 said to he
J rising O' lo regulars,\under , Lieutt
CoV They apprpached hear
Stack Rocks and we're rapt at the
Cohjocketa creetC, before day light*
by Maj of Morgan •, with less tp an 39®
f sed bridge over but
Wereprepulsedyy and the bridge taken
upy ? The being ‘continued nehrly 3 C
hours,-when:the enbmy ftuding every
, .effort dQ oi'bis.the qreek unavailihgi
he recrossed the river.
‘* liuiing/the! , the
. threw a number of shot and shells i*
I cross the river. .
r The lossbf the eneiny'must haye
j been rising $Q killed* Wounded and
1 -myssifig.r^.SeVeral/were found dead,
I and, there were >appearances, of a
J number of bodies having been takei^
I
Skilled, ‘and- 6 a
m<dPL
Ws theriiseiv^s
‘yyifijSiZZ
m garnin|, BuffajldA^tWeeu
2 and; 3 O*clock in ;tnT,af^erndon,
made a muvementuon our positioft at
Fort**Erie. They opened kon
the Fort, from akrge-frece ,6fartU-
Jery traced on point, abbjjpa m%
befoyr,. which was answered from the
Fort and a ; schooner’ inr the
•The cpejivy.
With a la\*ge force, .iart'd
the open ground in’ rear Ron*
and commenced a m rSiip
quetry warily
and a bnsk from, several
pieces of artillery f sopn compelled -
turn to retreat Jn great confusion.
( .eaviag amunoer Ins men tw the
K r.K «?4»Tlo^‘ C os “ilenerayl^ol
Ascertained Wt± had Ift ‘ , ?
, • ‘ , JSt t, C
... , p
j We learn, from a fetter addressed
| ‘fft lnsL Fort Erie was hi-
I T ‘)\q . i : % v-i
I ;> . Bed the crew, to avoid capture* to
’ m.i her on shore abotffe *Nugara';
■ waets she #'**'■ set, ore ,t.> *nd\ aban
dvKX&y jtf* bnwy ; she blew up
shortly atterwirds. . has
the enemy's vessels blocka
ded inthe Niagara river. >1
. . * • •
BUOVVNTS \IiHY.
*• ’ Letters’ of a-late dare were received ft on*
‘Buffalo oa Saturday. *
\Vi leam that gen Gaines had arrived, at
Fort* trie—tha* gen.BrownMieakh was good
aad iiis wounds,doing well, aad that he would
be ojifurseback in A monrh. ‘
\ letter received here of the 6tb, states,
that’the same’ number of men never were
more advantageously or segurety posted than
our’s—-hat the bastions of,the fart were cotn
»plcte-jrathi hat 600 J bayonets, With ill thenar*
tiUery the euemv coatil mike ho impres
sion on n . ntSfc ah ! expsr,metit
of r.helr c*ndph ( for §/ w hole ;aft!rnh an, but *
without domg.the smallest injury to l jhe for
tress Os the cK>ops witjiin if.T-Nat. Inteh *) i.
-y ‘Lteu’enitjts Rober rs and Ross, of the
’ United Mates’ army have been Struck from -he
army roll, for having given and accepted a
&4k<fer-ti i , ‘• r
BO\fBAROMEN i\
[ _-•*-# Nziv-X~) S ‘August lie. ‘\
fttOK 0-UR CORRRS*OKD**T.
. -X; w London* August \Oi.\
Sot-* rife tfo emy *s squadron on thjs station ‘ I
’ xf.hree ships of the line, three Fri-’
sinao of ;war. two brigs, and twd or J
‘•'Afcree armed vessej^, l . commanded
by admiral Cochrane. Filey |
ind, until yesterday morhing,
Vasm apar<iiton .Htingpf one 74, two frigates,
a sloop »f a brig, got under Way* and
fWenc to Btoningt on ; arrived there, a
fli-5- tray sent on shore with a communication,,
’ jivihfy i hhdbi ,idts that one- hour only»
was ado .ved iir thc\ women aad children to
asV>hf expiation pf said time,'the
. tdwd'Mrpuld bp- laidUh asiies. t
Tite citizens .nr twilling to* fall a passive
prey, Irtfnsdiareiv an express to New-
London ; but from the urgency of the gas©, no
assignee couid be derived front the ’milma.
fA few;, citizens, however volunteered, who i
f were of es'semial;»ervicd* The enemy’ coin
raedeed fifjrtitsCarly Jn the mor ling, from the
b; ig and whkho was Answered on our
part, .with discharges from two id’s and one O'-
pkiuni^.>JhicH'were Vhe cannon oh our
; Wy.% these they sustained the fire of
- 1 o’clock in the rriotnmg
wrap the firing ceased, but was recommenced,
r|wi n a? dayiyft.t'and returned
w tth spin* from pur little bat
tery ’ dnd sanding oiir guns were
short »f men ammuiiidiij, the enettiy were
wjiting :o wiih.feaw ab <iir lo o’clock'this
The frigwes rb he smajfer vessels, but
ineffec uai r y,dt<i» sa;di in consequence of her
f ac ibn rockets wech
r and bombs from ont of
I the h'.» reriai injury done
J by was dred. whifeh
I was, sb-m The houses and i
i fyirhmire were much damaged. Three .-ftieh -
v were wounded, and fwomorses billed. . t... i
Sugh aether ■ mercies of‘ the go I
thearted sh’ ‘lThoiliiA Hardy, ‘who has been I
j terme i the <} generous enqmy,* and wno lm j
* professed^hts abhorrence of the marauding
|av«tem The dimage done the enemy is not
exactly bur it h known* that the -
s brigs have received considerable ‘damage in
: rigging..and that a jiiirdloer of shot
struck the sloop of war Nimrod) and. barges-
Andit’ds believed many were killed and wou%
■ded. ; pi’- \
• .Sp (large a force ip .the Sound, has alarmed
our'cities, apd some of them are removing
goods and furniture { and a number of regi
■ ments of militia are ordered ouf. .
The letterfrorhourcbrrespondent was hm
| just at the closing of the mail on Wed
nesday evening. rV .y *>) ■
■ ‘Another gpr&spondtjit at'tf. London
‘ Commodore Hardy sent in a
to derhapd a surrender of the fctrtfSc
town, in half an hour*, or he would
destroy, the- town & The com in under
of the jlitde.garrison Returned aril an
swer l to the commodore, 4 that he
would not give up..so long as he had
got a.man to fire a guri iMe had n&i
La&tport to deal with.’ They sent e#
.one .oi* two o’clock in the
morhipg ; fora, as they !
A ;The New tendon was
great ansdhe fir mg was in the night ;
tlielrocketst and shells plainly seen,
to thefir posts, expecting an attack
ihere. ;, We Jiear nothing of
on brook, and presuine
has'liis fißtbeen any, notwithsiaml
i*lteasT rROH sToumcTok,;’
fiftrr*rn4brr-f»vnt A-haa Farorf.
almost immediate*/ an A spt
guiuary bank is daily, expended in this <Jnai
»es- /Kemtbtcernenii’ from, />f
the United Srates are continual!/ their
march to idatrsbtrtrgh. whence ths/ are rertiv
ved to head Juarrcrs. Pit. *.}” ; ’ j/?
I* 1 ■»-. *'•• -»■ f “■'■ f *V i
’ SOUTHER'N FRONTIER.
The British government sctm Shelburne,
arrived July 15. la,
and, sailed again the J9th, for..New Provi
dence The officers report that a considera
ble number* oP English JVlariVbe officers <a,ntv
-marines had been laired at Pensacola, toge
ther with arms and warlike stores. Also,
that |he, Indians \»cre embodying to march
against the Americans. \n Ktighsh’Vad'.'en
rarer by . the name of Woodbine was said to
have the command of several thousand of
them.—la v
f-.fr . Slj Lquis (Mhssouri) July J 6,
4 fivt ‘Sunday la tV- party of
unknown saVages entered the settle*
ment on-Wood. riVel'flUertols Ter.J
and'butchered part of three families*
A Mrs.- Heagan, tvith he! two child-
had been bri a visit at nffFbroth
ersv Hie Messrs Mores* fyptfsjt chrid-;
ren-jfjtwo frora*’ each family ) returned
with fMvs. ft. to «q>eu d r fbe nigh t.
Tflft littlfe gr«uft,had reached within
3§t> yards of lU hou&e when they
were rushed Mon -*toy thd Indians
anti mangled wfVh v peculiar , crutlfy.
Mrs. vfas far advanced in pr-egnun
cy» a Beautiful* child about, 3 years
old h*d survived his wovnYd till next
morning at day bttAk Acluhg io, : fh#
v bospJn of his de.«d mb - her, he . h’pd
strength enough to say that the Iwdi. ,
ans hactklftpd all- and then expired.
Fifty Rangers are m pursiht of Uic
lilphsters
-’ slr. Rei z£d Reapah ban requested
us to inlqi rii his’ fnei)d« in K s ;.rHuc
ky ano fie n nes_j*ee. th at Id su# le. s6n
and daughter were cruelly murder
ed .oh Sunday eye tung hist. That, a
company of rangers Wetc stationed
in the? r.ejghboiirhood and did not ai-
Ford them ary prottetionj altho! sent
lor. 1 . ; v* : \ ‘’<?'? ‘ ‘
’ ■ ■
• We undefstandi. ansJ v Relieve
correctly,.that government hav-e” au
thorised aioan jb bd negotiated in
EuropeToV ..a coaoderable portion of
the millions w hie If they
were empoWeted .to%orrow by. a laW
ofthp last session/ It
is probable they • will
npt go into itie market in tins copn*
try for more pf that §um tha|| the six
millions for.which-they are now re*
c#|ving proposals*/ i flat. Intel,,
»•
■- ‘«• X\ suvr4niifjhy August-, 2s*
W< uftdemakd that Lieutenant,- c&m.nifcb'-/
ttlnt ; Dowries,. late of the Essex j unior, Is 1 apt
pointed to the command of d\£ Epervier bloop’
ogwar, aoi*.'lying in obr harobiK; I'tye Epfcfyi-
be fitted out, 1 with all possible dispa.ch-
h J -’ , .••/ .g\‘- hj /’ \ /f, »V l .A\> ‘‘ V\c
;V».‘ Avgust •25^
s . The following exnacts of letters, are from
gen lemert, ;pf respectability and.inidligence,
one ofwhom has visl|<fd. ai >S r 5 at .
of the. fyTiiisiS'sippi e<»?mhies $
arid the other is a resident bfrfef Bigbee-.. ‘Mie
information convey, is of Ilk*
poraftce'to Geoigia; because ti .ties /c>s at
once.all hope - of p, peace with the hhstile lnd>
ans ; and that a rfenCwa! of the war is morally
cert am After the severe chastiserhienr ‘they
have already received, ir is urn probable or posy
sible, that they of renewing ifA
wiyr, without the aid and of
both British knd Spaniards ; rheseletters
leave' no room, for even the creutUous tp doubt,
asr to the dispositions of those powers io rid
them. ‘%
Evtract of ti letter from a gentleman
.lately from N. Orleans to a gent It
-1 man in this cjfyydated • ■< ~
•WASHtNb'rdsr, VVillcesy Ga. Agg. \7. 1
| ; -I left Now , Orleans oti.the 13th did—litortr
injg; new thfere. ‘ Vessels all .and’
an along hot warj parp%uiarly
since tho. reverse of affi|ivs otv tide Contipent.
Ealittb the celebrated pirate* v/as taken liy th*
marshal a feW days before I,left theie, and
Was in irons, waiting for trial. I had six
days'passage to Mobile! while there an exp
press “■ arrived with’ news from Pensacola,
thftt the British wire arming a great many h$
dianS af that place aild Appaladucola/ anon
would.be on the pigbee setttemetits soon. 1
expected ?o haVe m»f gen. Floytiloy and o«h
--ers Fort Stoddarr, bn their way in, but they
did not eomr i *ikl I suppdl|are orptheir way
round by Tennessee; Company consisted of
11, rIVVe met no difficnUyin/traversing ihat
pa*rt of the whrch lies between Alabama
Neightsind ilie Ground or ftfrt Jack
sdn, biit from the report of three gu ni Ciisihietf.
ly heard, and the fresHtracks ieen lit the road ‘
o at b O ich bide, immediately after a
showir ofraiu, we wyvf yeyniniy cios#in sic
neighborhootj of a par|y/ We arrived at thi
Hickory Ground on thue 4 r b itftt., And found
Gen. Jackson iit treaty w ith the Chiefs of -the
FPieindlp lndiana,T‘h'eard%is lajstfiik to them,
yhkh «■ berth.# i was full of
nerve ; hetold them “ thamhc
nrg ;W biood of life while people, hatkcau&d
war ;*~That many who professed
fb stir them up itey
£W. tied a«d sent, him a to
great father the Tresidertr* or haveeut his
%Voat v-—rhatfd|lhe lime to com* fie was
determined to kuow Ivht) were, and who w ere
not our%nendsThat if any or alf of them,
did not like the terms he had proposed to them,
tney were welcome to.go to the British or
Spaniards; rn»t he w/d give them provisions,
ana even iftmuniuon to go—bm. fha: V
WoutasobiufoHow,thein,*f &C-.8-c. I wish 1 hid
time to giVe you th£ «,ore in
dftfil. I’he issoe was,mat aft the chiefs wai
*fe4 on .him ai his tent a siiori time alter
and tl* treaty was to bc|a«a!ly
>r, executed tfte heat hick yta>
4 Monday .Hi. fjh V,. 4
[: V ‘ “ : .-2 •k - v.
% k * ff ’
* ‘’ «
jj s ■ - “■ «
*VI fpj *kY^4M#\ : J ' ’ ‘■
“*Biotas County,
Aboir ***> r h*
place to rout a pare 1 of ‘the huaV'le I '~Lvf|o«
who hav* »**cir.Uied on the St troby',
Lbiekirha ofehe 4tH ‘
• t’ hts;n)6ttfh thedmikuis dud to
surrender at Fs>rx Ctaibrr#*, but
nKe of f*mop
Goof Str Marks, who :vr<r agents in Florid*
for the Brbisb government, having r-ceived
a:ri i ,\ }ir<*ss fe&fr*A ppafebb ito& v ‘im h#5L.
municar«^'iis'i > ;cd'4fe«us‘_db ‘ tb « !ruiic •, who
in ol
der, idleghig as a rtaibn,* :ha,>t)C fifepjjl
would be here tn a months wheh^»he;, u f \J|4,
i ‘s%siit ]g > \t& £ A Brj»is]jvvfssel hfcsViiatfe
■ drived ih Pensac.ohb jhfi&lficersofiWhi^krift
IhVerantv, have hath seVerut private cp .l'ereni
ces;,aruhhave redtaiWe<F*ofVwhole tUv tTosdt
iusd , Some of the sailors of* this’ vessel •$» «
t ied inf ivv-rt, that 60U Brkisb rsotf
indiahs had star ted frhm ¥'A pt. iluQh*c.<t»a a
gain s ■ Ftfti Chi Ivor 1 Hoj wp. hi s r*,p ort -
is vviiftotu foumiation fatMjyVwas lug
-a peade ?his shall hat v* a v/in.«*r
of severe (war In th».> irjtiirtei The
.giroles,u-ith what ; |W <;f th v v Upp. t C‘ft eh*
remained., and troopf , \\ il ‘he’ mi
us l
s os the Choctawwill jo;d fhem—thof
that uatimv u h<> are |>.cs«ihg ?J*r*ugb ‘'uf'M'fy
;.. try, atrp milch-, moht .stubborn and dK wT-h
• tha'.i usual. ‘ Thcduplsh h«ye ti<> cloun- mvi
tetf iftem to A reck’ ive p*m*»hs ( ‘
and ’ he
k will never surfei
!.: /4*;.S. I- s<wn a min .uk#* %
w Scatv'/b.i, with ;h4', troops —hr , ate#
• tli£> killed *2O and *ook 24, Indians prisoners,
*. •'■• .- ■k'vdfitr ■ ■, , r
y M'-iie&geviUe* migust 3',
r Co'jiy a .Utter'*frtin (at \
i/up io Hit Exts'-Lenpp
- •.. :
?'•; yJc’nttfs;,', .■Xbtitlfc'it, 2nd 1314..i &
w jact^pn terminated hrs ’
witfv tht 5 ’ Creths Th^
-?is drawn for rh&mas.C KireVy w.t,vn’-d re •
seive «and tw v ( ; Hqnare| f •■;• iunv -
t<> t he* Tat Is, H’ nrf, Jtlite& : brh V turf ) :id,>onn
: tfye«ust easf.,« d.r ( dl\> ro a irth
«f• < hfv[k,sn>V,-~£a <|r» o ‘rniits b^ . ow
Aih on rhe t'ayi ! s;4e of ‘f
fihciice thphe mW’h ;4f ;he
Creer. mitl .op die 1 same tep mih-s in a direct
Jinc-r-tiiertte..t.p -Chat'. u §*’ < -' :yc '» an« across- it .
at the ■rr.pphjof Humjm.t.kdie <;<>, r,ht K. -n
belby? O,kfe 3 re,yo.con,he (Jt mid-s
sTonb.bf ,tlfe-CslntlTattiben of flhu‘ apd k'bT ’a)’
east r i o-Geo>g.iav'v.->ih
tii|l rc*'er&ti to'scc- iritrotlrV** die K tvaid.*
f\ *':W rootivr and- i!y. ■ <iim. ursycf
dmed .vfesstMs onihat coits/ have m:
ttoeuvered landihg re i |
.barhmg.dtcnr c-rews tb'dece.vt* the Indian
that, neighboritbod. ‘i'hev htrn.shetVh \ jfof&t
of tlte,miini f rnis. •’ f a-fl’
, ckorhirtgand aie iratn-ng ihdiiba Mi so^?
for ptrtrMes- posft|lc o usv -, /|k. f IZ J
ffop a,credi’aliie
fr«im a naval. ■ do she ‘ hr>fXf,
Chiel*. “'I he aiui othiti
eolvqiiered Frafici*. and seven powers
’iJnjiteU against. Ameiica’ ‘T|A ( 'j l/t> N hefpr^
-nwhife Wii.l ‘lfear -4f a
round -he TJ. .?r tales in ’forc'd as H ‘it ditf*
i. bitrniVg.of pdwder* - The t | j\:. ‘• beghw
f There will’ l>e 9*y«*taj
v plages > His K*;t g dSVmgfV ».a*d
the iseVep pb.WtrW bk* übh; and
ierjThiried ro'-«pi'q'iier. v 4pTfriia.
w ould be masters o'fit’. Thktl-nev and ><r e.vr
poet so be deceived ; ‘by 3n •. isb woo'd-
pr®m.isAs/. and*iievct ‘’•hrs U.idll
•again.”’ ■ 4 r ‘
h {The Indians ye ho- receni'ly commitr«d a
rioleArt bejow fHr’ffrd,’ vver*- T-im
the Banduti as<ephiicg biufcir’ Btiihh : nfib*
ence f‘here vferi;.'foit^iof* U*rNrn• ‘■; As’ i hlv.i>
’ td»me pe ph* tbe-m'-y^-df^.
; whom w'ilh probably be Vttf taa I, t*x~
; pec‘ se me- imersrif g’ do t ■
which! s,hu!lcommunicate to you.’
23*
. ‘-JIfICHL.Y. INTSiIrtS n‘NO t
P *We .havb couversed’ witjl an jn el%jenf|
young gende.msn, who arrvefUast n from?-
St: via atpciia, who b»f■ _ mss ’ hs,
\ tliat he read In a London papri| ftf t y iß;h
June, an acconimmf die aihsassinvV'i. J '< \ ir rcAp
Wellingippby tre Spaiiiards in Makpyi A .
i&igire arrived fh (pas , k^ieAV < day> ? ,.oe*
fore he sailed, that brought, the h)&s%e»ic4
r-*theea|Kaih andT'itvcers of e 4recl
fha* a war between Spam and 6 C/
*ao doubi’ take place—-it wall bpked’ fhr mb*
>nent|y in
ed to procure paper cbmamhg V jhe’ a? air
relative to Lord YVell'mgtbiv, not •
writing the we ar^:‘ dut r
ters have beep town fniich tne sub*
stance of the foregoing,
f t?3:Wf :0: -ry-^
-i i ; -i mi mi -in ip “■ .~\ -■ ‘-;i . - n--“;‘T
Wc are ‘diilhomed l o state
fjhat Major Benjamin :7 £icfr'lanii*c>t,
Franklin County, wilidTi a car-f *
for the * appointment- of tu‘,
Colnnel in the first class of tdVe YLtjUA
of thjsTState, now
for the UVuetl Slates’ setTice, t
ioldlf r and the officer who; so hbh*’ •
disfinguishaii himieir at
of • and Caukbed
winter wish Gen. Fi^yd.
■ - . i sf. &>*» *i 1 ■»' f »
BraHklin ’Ciurt%\?\ *'A
is, ■-■; BHOUtiftT a*o iAil. * ; -
Jn*lhe ;i9«i oX. m> /last-
Mao of dark complexion, ftho
;hk hume he he
topga to Stephen Herd rif ; M- i
‘countju the ■«-
1 Ik; jj^
Aught 3. I« \if ; ‘ ;■
AUMISIS-IHA-iOR-,
r S^rdoytht^ir
«idd e c*«d. 4jt9s . !t(ij;tK L,;