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PL AI \ Qb jE. I IG N S Y -d HINESr FEDER JUSTS. Before the Declaration of War, the BriGh had taker* sl7 cf our veftils.—How rainy of ucle cap lines did you ever fee ar.y account of in the federal paper* ? Sinre the DecUracio.l of War, do not the federal papers publiih complete catalogues of ail toe cap tures b>r the Britilh ?—Wny did they eto : t this before, and do it now ? Ii about fisc weeks, nearly an hundred privateers have been ft ted out of American ports, to cru ze s;*ainft the Biitilh. Or n>w m-;ny c thefe privateers can you rind any iiipnnon in the federal papers ? Within rhe faro: time American private's hrve raptured probably i7v.re tha ift y B i'.fft vefiT Is. Are one tenth of thele noticed by fede ral papers ? Aid why fin mid hey fupp.cfs m ift of the Ameri;an rap ture*, while they pulilh all t;ic 3.it iih ? Mmy atrocious irnflV*res and robberies were comm ted by the 1 cl inns under B itifb udljsrice, pre vious to the commencement of war by oiK gvrnrnent. Why have thffl* been all, or nearly ail, con ced'd, * c! c ven deme'’, by federal print-ri ? Of u wards of 6000 American, icapielT and br thr Bri.fh b >ard their flips of war, w have hadof ficLl accounts—the probab.lty is, ti.at 1 much g eater number are dc ta ned in their hated fervicc, who have not been able to make their cafes known to their government or tieir friends. Hive your federal papers given you full information on this hea; t- moving fubjedt ? Thoubinds of Volunteers of both parf’es have tendered iheir fervices to Government to carry on the war. Have vou leea in the federal pa pers a Angle inflancc o* this patTi otifm recorded ? Arc you content wrh thu ? Do yo 1 want to fee nn news but what is unfavorable to your own country, a 1 favorable to G eat Britain ? W u:d you not like to have leen / imn account of B .c fh captures before the war a* wrll at after-— l of our force b Da, as well as theirs— *f captures hr our privateers, *3 well as hr JhviTh flips cf war—of the murders and plunders g which has rouGd all ..or weS>r;.i brtcltren in *■ in— f the thouUnds of cur ci tizens dr ip;gevl and detained in & fo reign IVrvi —if the pairiotifrn of tic who manfully flep forward to aflVrc the rights, and to avenge the your country ?—Would you not, in fiiurt, love to fee all the inteicftirg and important news ns it occur ? What prevents it from being furndhtd you bv your pa pers? Is it love of the Brie fh go vernment—or hatred of ihcir o**n —that induces your printers to fup prri's it ?—Think fen mCD of thefe Qutftion3. True America*. i Army Regulations. The tollowi g reguiatioas have b*e ifued from tilt war cffi .t, by cTre&ions of the Prelidcut of the U Kcd States : M j or-generals will be emu led to fix waiters —brigadier-generals fou ! —colonels 3 lieutenant colo nels two—maj..irs two—hmfpital furgeons two—and all other coid imfli nd chi ers one each. And whticas by an a& of Julv 6, 18ia, it is provided “ that cftLcrs wno flullnoc *ake waiters from the line of the armv, (had receive the pv, clothing and 1 uplift# nre allow ed to a private k:d.cf, tor as fiiaay no: exceeding the number allowed by exift’fig regulations ; * t iofr* of fi ers who actually keep waiters nntof the army, will be allowed o draw money m lieu of clothing and fubfllence—the clothir-g will be ell.mated at the contract price, to be 6.ted by the com*a fiary u!, and fubfiflence will be eftima tei ac 20 cents perrarion, conform ably to the a£t of April tirii, i2i 2. The proper vouchers for :ers claiming allowances under the fore going prnv funs of theaT, will be me ccrtifica.c cf the t ffi er that he aTualjy employed ?nd kept in fer vke the number of fervanrs charg ed, not of the army 1 and thac he del not, during ‘he term fo charg ed, keep or employ ss waiters or fer rants, feldurs fr- m the kne of tnc array.— Weekly Rrgijier. PRIZE MONET. United Stmts’ Ships —When the prize 3 sf q jai or (u .erior force to the veffJ milking the capture, tc ffiall be the fulc proper ty of the captors—if cf in enor force, fbail be equally divided b?fire;*n the U nited $ atrs and the officers and men maki. g die capiu, 1. IT.- a<ft regular-s tftr, proportion in whicn the effi eri and men fliall de r hc p; ze mone*’, AU public fb.us in fight the time of rank -- g ,>r.ze Iruii (Isare equal! *. Tw- ; , dol- Urs t be paid by the U >itcd Statei for ea.h per lon on bazrJ an cnemv fii'P at toe of an engagemc*!', which fhdtbs burnt, ffiink or li tir.ived hr any Ur.Gd States 11 vtfT l of eq al or i.r frr'nr farce. Ali prize money *'rcrui g to the United Starts is fGlcm. iv pledged as a fund fur wa v\: nt f penliori and half ps., fh tio lam# be gr.n * 1 .( :hh fund be itfuflTient, th;. fa. h the Urnred States is pledged r r the drficienry; if mure than fi.fli it- *, the lurplus is to g > t.. tre cumfort of difabled icrs or fuch ns may deferve the g-itt:ude ot their coun t:^* {£3* All thef prov-S >ns fbw from the aif o| April 13, I.titers *f Ma qu: and Rtprifal I’heprz* m■ - ac* uc onlv to ti e wners, fri ers and c.* ws of thr pnva err— 0 b-! ddlrtbured according Vi any writ ten eng.ig - U w-tn them—and it e be noar, idea one mHrry.to the owners, ani toe arntr tc tae offi cers and cr w. Two pi - ccat. an the nett am uit, of pt ze m me), ficc. to be pas : over to the c -.dec ors, :u a fund ( < wi lows and -r - and difibled The lame prr/;fo, abou. twenty dollars premium as rcjcvm gSj* By the a t uafled 26 a Tune, 1812, coricerniGg Ictu, s o a- q pr Zv* aiui piizr*'; .Us —Erq Lejfns of Patri; • * r.nd AagHdni mity. (Ex'radl from iGdh's Oration.) “ By one of toe furvi*|.jg p#tri or 3of uur terolat un I hav%*-been told, tha in the of 1774, among o-.her argu aeots ufed c<> pre vent a war, a :d lepauticia from G. Britain, the danger of having our towns battened ci >Wr. and burnt was zrl • >fl r u g:d. Tne woraale Chril* tophei Gadlden, of South Catali na Tofe and replied to it in chafe ms morable words:—Our feaport towns, M . Prcfi lent, are compof ed of brick and wood. If they are deftroyed, we have clay and timber enough in our country to rebuild them, but if the liberties of our ccuij.ry arc defrayed, where fhili Behold ia this an example cf vir tucus feutiraent fi: to be imitated. Indulge me with another iliullra tion of American patriotifm, deri ved from the fame fource. During the lt ige of Bofton, General Wafh ington colulted Congrcfs upon che propriety of bombarding the town. Mr. Hancock was then Pr< fidrnt of Corgreis. After General W*fh irgton’s letter was read, a ibleran fiience enfued This tvaa broken by a member making 1 motion that the houfe fl: >uid refolve itfelf into s. ccramitte: of the whole 5 in order tha Mr. Hancock might give his opinion upon the important fubjVft, as he was fo deeply interfiled, from having ail his eftatein B ifton. Af ter he left the chair, he add re (Ted the chairman of Che committee of the whole ia the following words: T is frue, fi ■, nearly all the pro perty I uavr in the world is in houfrs and othe” real eftate in the town of B nj but if the expulu nof he B i’ fh army from it, and the hber ti't. f our country require rheir be ing bumc to afts-'—l ifae the eider for that pupofe immediately “ Wfuc lias ancient or modern (T - ry ro boa(l oevond fuchef fpe ci oe s o p bic virtue? and what irfpiiing I* fi s of duty do they tf a ;h to m ? \Vir, fellow-citizens, is nr ’h*- grra eft of evils. Long (übmifilon to v j sift; re. is werfe*— Peace, a io g peace, a peace pur cis? Ad by mean aid n.glorious lac• rifiers, A w rfc, is fa*- w rfc. War a wav a Ide. dtftinrd by mature to de*rh. It produ-.es chi: fly bodi ly evd , B. r ig *oble robs ua o £ vimj', debif-s the mind and rHUIs i # beil ;ee!iogs f it renders l : -fe a living death, a.-d makes us off of gobble oeace ar*-, an inordinate Inw of money—rage of party fpi rb—- a wiJl'ngncfs to endure e vr flivery ifPlr, rather than bear perun arv deprivations, or breve naa lv hazards. The ftatrs Hol land arxi of Italy will be found, ac feve*al lUgesof their hiftory, ftrik inglv uy exemplify his remark. Wsr, in a juft caufi, prod tJc c s patrtotiiif*—wicnefs the fpeedi of GadfJen ! J produces the m ft no ble and fi iter* ftedn fs vvhcrc our coua rry is conoernrd—'-witnefs efee fpecch of T ! I: ferves to dt&roy pjr*y fpirir, which may become werfe than w?.r. In war death is produced without perfonal hatred; but under the mfiisnce of party GirT;, i.*finned by the fordri de li; *s cf 3li\ ragior'oui peace, the rti ‘ft mal gnant pafli hs arc genera ted, and we hate with the funic of murderers/* GEORGIA, Clark county. Court cf Ordinary j July Term, 1812. RULE NISI. ON’ the petition of David 1 J<Tmf s praying the Court that 1:1c executors of Charles Stewarr, dec. mas ba dir* ifted to make titles to a traifl or parcel cf h and in the county of Clark, on Shoal creek, according to a bond executed by the lad Charles in his i.fs time, to the fa hi David. All perfons concerned are hereby notified, that unlds caufe be fh wn to the contrary at a court of ordi nary to be held for (aid county on the iirft Monday in N jvember next, the faid executors v/,il he direfled Cos make titles to the faid craft; of land conformable to the faid bond, acopy cf which is nltd ia the clerk’s effiee. A True Copy. J. SMITH, C. C. O. vjpJ'-UKGiA hXPRiiS I ATHENS, SEPTEMBER**- ** I “""good’ news. I THE United States’ frigate Con. 3 fiiiution , c"apt. Hull , anchored) op sr I day iu the outer harbor, from a ‘fc ri I cruize, during which fhe fell 14 tvitb the Eftglijlo G.t f ier, uG/a| foe captured, of Ur c [hart, lui f e . vere atiian. The damage Jujininei by the eef the Confutation was ft l r eat, that it was fvmd tmpejtble u tew ike Guerrier into port, and acccr. d'm fly the crew, idc. woe taken cut and the fop funk. Bolton Pap. Aug. 31, KRtt ;?&B0 BAD NEWS. IT is with the deep.fl regret, thnt tse announce to the public, the fu-ren der cf Brig. Gen Hull, with *i s 1 Army , to the Brtiifh &nd Indians , t I the 16 cf Augiifi lafl. Got. 11. ,1 1 has rendered no other rczjctt for Us 1 conduct, than, that he f ihuv ed fr*->ni H a fenfe of duty. Letters from IVeefh- 1 inrton City effort, pretty roundly too, | that th> capture of cur Army was ef. I fe tied through IRE f CHERT ir e 1 Jhall endeavor to lay the particulars I before the public in cur next. J The dijafter at Detroit is reduced io I a certainty The fallswing appear to I be falls : iff ‘hut the free at Be. ] trait was fully adequate to the dtf- 1 truciicn cf Malden from its fir ft ar- I rhel io the day of its capitulation I 2d Thai it bad a competent fupply of j jmsli arms, earner, ammunition anil provjions . ‘That the fa ft and Array were furrer.dered wit hut , * effort to Jane them — and —4 th I hat - they were fur rendered to an infer in j force. ‘’ (fiff 3 THE papers contain nothing I about Comcdore Rodgers. ro JbsTAtfi cui F r the Gcop.gia Express. TO the people of Georgia,! and of the United Stares, this is tl momentous crifis. In a govern- [ rnent like ur*, where the people i reign fupredte o’er all—wher ? vve (the People) have ho ruurs—it ii'c-firntial thar the M-r&i Charac ter, and the Political Inuigriw, of thofe who are defircusof bc- om;rg J our Servants, ftiould be known to the Sovereigns of this land. Un~fj der a deep lenlr, and * thorough 1 conviPfion, of the truth of thele | premifes, I have been induced to offer a few obfervaiions, touching the charrflcr of one of our Car>- dida es for Congrtfjisnal Honors Startle not, reader, becaufc I have faid u CongrtfTiunsi honors*’—for l (hall alwsys contend, snd if time i would pcrrrdr, could prove too, that rn be ths Servant of a FREE PEOPLE, it the higheil Elonor, to which poor Human Nature is capa ble o; attaining. But to the point THOMAS fIUFAIR, Efqjire, is a Candidite to fill the vacancy in rur Rtfcntation to’ Cengrefs, occa fioned by the rc Agnation of Cape. Howell Cobb. The quaiifica::ons which I hive always detsned nectlTry to conftii tute 3 Reprefenurive (in fa<ft) of t ic People, are—moral honefty—- political integrity—and a uniform adherence to genuine Republican principles. That Mr. Telfair is, and ever has been, a character of this description, the writer of this affi ms, nc;t only from h.s own ac quaintance, but from th* raforma tion of thefe who have been inti mate with Mr. Telfair from his in fancy. His political integrity, ani uniform republican conduit, can 3 and will, I doubt not, be ttflificd