zanf for their utfrgtatue i &nd no one cand uibt the determination to meet thesesanguinary edicts of G. Biitain with atemper that shall put a stop to them.This will be sound the cheapest, the onlyplan ot operation.

When Gen. Charles Lee was surprised"by Col. Hat court in Jersey, and takenprsoncrin 1775, he was at fiist treatedas a state ciimiual, confined with tinmost severe custody, lefused to be ex-- tl

angeei, and threatened with the dreadftl vengeance of British law. He hadac ip'-- J a co amission fiom Congress,will et onlnilf pay as Lieut Col. of tht44 Raiment, which to bo sure he relin u shed by letter as soon as he resolv-ed on entering the American service"f.ie severity of his confinement was roain-1- 1

W till alter the capture ol Burgoymft' 11 the enemy, as cowering in reveisi

hughtv ' piospcrit), relaxed in thenvi ' I nieasui s toward him, admitted himto ' vvU'iGm liobfrtion and the su-- pt

1)1 o'iio'sat e.v-Yor- k, and finallytK ngid h 11 It is not pet imps asneneialiyk An. as it ought to be, thatti Am c in olficLis taken at DsttoifScQj envoivi v.ete tieated by the " gene-iw- "i

Ei'o s m a manner the most tin-- Jit"g, ti"" hi and humiliating paiad-c- dtltor. ,hth sneets of Montreal to the

tunc ot Yankee Doodle, and the broadldUher of tntii sut rounding captors, 01-- di

r d to tike of their hats at somemonu-i- nnt or stvue and for a time even

cr m'ded into a prison ship. Theseand co'matdlii intuits are of a

surnar chiractcr, but infinitely infeiioi intifect. to those this nation has experien-ced in the seizures and detention ofsevc-- 1

il ofthecrewsofthc Nautilus and Wasp;a d to the univeisal scenes of horror andconfusion which must necessarily ensue,a 'V attempts to enfoice the regents in-- f"

rd irjclanation attempts which it isfervently hoped the government of thisabused country, will tes'st and counter-act lv all the means in its power. We'Shall never cease to regret the misjudcd rejection of the bill introduced into --

Congress by Mr. Wi ight, as we arc satis- - !'UCe' 'liji n it only suine autu incising astin , but many more will be ind'spensi-b- l

'o the attainment of this great object.How s ranee is it to see the, same men

bill- - Realise as alledged, which Spbinofti. (Hieforth, president power

accomplish " l . , .... v ..pus - ind pass mother bill (that respect-

ing the noNDs) in a case where the povv-- isot the executive officer were not only

qunt as clear 's in the other case, butawiulcdandd filed by congress itself!

The seiz it . n dp bv Com. Rodgersatlisoi i. Ma Gen Pinkney at Char-les'- o

1, -- u ac b i which all neiicansTristreoc- - But way should the au-t- h

v of e T S. 'ie svisls'l th'-re- ?U n i"sion, reUliafon ts humanity ;

eff.c-- ta the moivex-imolary,th- norenl i'h 'uic 111 asures of ret?liation

w, li.itht nowerof the Aineiican govern-r,-u whi h Is a o ice resorted 10 would

be t trnd J the most benr ficisl re-su-and h ch the conduct of the enc-i- n

o i'y just St-- s but cbai enges. 'w ' in the war of the revolution theo ' 'wi to check his pcroJtual prone-- U

ss to b baii'v , it will prove a vvv m.staki 11 a id m end a most painfulcx rc'.se of hiiiiian" foibcufaai-- e to hold

offiom thiSf measures no.v. Tuus1 s for the rroriamition threatening,

to hang, all the 'naturalized AmericansV10 may be captured, that might be

iret bv a prot-l- ration offering largebomties to eeiv seamen, officer andcner n concerned in biirtgingsafc- -Iv an n poi-t-

, any armeaK

P'to

O'

nsh ves-,J- . enhancing the bounty inn rtion to the s'ze of the vessel, so.1 kethc ind-ice-- .t veryicapuvating'his-t- slation of 1 ship of the line. o- fmrniff Snme countermine of

t? s sortsriinst 'hek'it: vv

rn

late n1. ' h, witbin our knowledge has

had such an effect as to deter avoiun-teu- -

f'.om tendering their sei-- v, a,.d which moreover ill injurious-

ly lmnHe the rermiting.s 'o Mie spizure ol our seamen,

tti siners of war, that should not be met

,iietiiii,iiisbe(l

it hj'r mniid'-ra--

im-fh-tr- rr iiort.m-rrhai- navcuuiaii'ft Whv should ed

"oi prnmen assailed thioughOf of them per-lu'- .s

limiable, un-- mn ms'd!ii-- men Butsoiiiucli

tlie better more likely thatnt

to brincr the minhteis condign

ami' of the atrocity of the waifarc theywmiH vv-- ge us Such men as

th"sc live" connectiois, families, friends.write, tnorjlize and

noise. It is indeed di ulful such vieThat granted was it

ihcdful to execute such spy as Andrewillv ifG Brit persists in th"

have maikcd out,t arr"cr she ser,isa, hat intf follow this war.wc repeat will humane and mcnci-

-

mol,rattV nlllVt Willi SUlliestriking salntirv examnles So Utt.enotice Ins brer, taken thesin, ;n iis oi'-ri- coir spo.idenee with

E a"cnts. or bv congress, 01 uii ovm"nt

j,! ii.tnat 111- -

:'VC

every NvWe acted bri. And so It will beunder the regent's pioclamation. Unlessan immediate and corresponding attitudebe taken by the American government,the yaid of the British navy be --" l ""s

with 'suture councils strengthen confidencereeking American blood, tardy, extensive, and therefore most re-volting tetaliation will be the necessarybut substitute for that earlystand, which is firmly taken must preventthis hoi 1 id state of things.

KENTUCKY GAZETTE."Tiue to his chaige

"e comes, the Herald of a noisy world;News all nations, lumb'nng'atliisback

LEXINGTON, J NU VRY 26, 1813.

oavnox ov suicide.On Tuesday evening, at 7 o'clock, Mr.

Oiilvii. will in Mr Postluthwait'.sISall room, .111 Oration on Suicide.

I. S 'I lie passages selected for recitationvill be numerous and diveisified.

M11 Smith,Yesterdiv was called on to have an inquest

on touna in vv vv imams pasture,A' racc-fel- about one mile from town, nearthe Georgetown road, and on examination olthe body, we" sound it to be a Jlf. Jon Jiibb,late of Chailotte count, Virginia that belest the hotel on day cvcnintr about 30 clock, alone that he had ill Ins pocket-boo-

out 5530.0 in bink notes. He was stablnslon the lest aide of Ins and cut to the boneon the right several cuts in his right handnothing' lest in his pockets, excepts combThe verdict of the lury was" vvnruLMunnFH ;"Jmt we not able to make any certain dis.coverv whcie tbe murder was committed, orby whom so that at present compelledto leave the vile miscreant to the pun slime ntof affinity conscience and the sure- and justpunishment oft! at Grid who punished Cain forthe murder of his bi other, and fiom vvhoe allpenetrating ec, he cannot conceal himself, northe horrid act, although he inav for seasonescape the vengeance of his countrv.

HKVJAMIV STOUT,Coroner Fayette County

Monday, Jan. 15, 1313- -

Mr.'Smiih will please publish the followingIt was Imnded to editor ot the

on Fridav for nulilication but too late forts anpearance in his Saturday

Mr ,

have ohseivid invour paper of the 9thinst a letter fiom mvself to mv friend in thisnlncc. dated " Dayton. IVe. 28, 1812." in

-- C ..nn - man- -lav as de one was .Tonasn,uie had JlZ'vv.i'iOut lesj si i':on to its XI,L

blv

with

"i

andtn.'

nto

as

'2

manv

lin

from

iiouy

neck

weie

of

the

Dill- -

Ol HIV linn- -

loin in char?? itIt is tome a plea- -

f Wm.inrrni. tn hiesine, antl uhmt mvc w jhi"""i"- - ;fi iends; ss well as to tmsMf, to iepiir-an-

he mav have sustained in the public esti-

mation bv the piiblic.it ion of mv letter MrSprintrer haTinR since the date of my letter,made such statements is to mv Tioop,that altho' he not chirfte, that fiom acorn-binatio- n

of unfortunate circumstances, he wasprevented from diinr so he also producedtP.ilmmiv to nrove that he sell into Capt EU- -

more'slines until we returned from the chareeMr Sprinirer (luring his whole prevous ser-vice had faithfjiUv done his tlutv, aster afull investigation into his conduct an honora-ble discharge "'is gnnted him

GEO: mo TTKH, late Capt. 1stToor 1st Uefft. K Vol C.

Lexington, lari. "9. 1813P S lnvmrpmerof the 1'h, rou thro mis-tik-

state the number of the whole detach-men- tto be 390 it oinrht to be 590.

We are ntreroelv sorvv to stite that the in.trepid Kinni.E Ins tlifd "f the wound he

in the baltl- - of Maslssineva. In thdeith of Mess s Tlmnir and Piatt, our townhas lost two useful citizens, and tlic cpuntrvtwo uSuntWs soldirs V arc happv to hearthat Alu. UYHO SMITH on the recovery,and is espicted in lo.'ti in a sew days.

The Lexington Troop of Cavalni, command-ed bv Capt Gimir.r T'uittmi, arrived thisplace 011 Tuesdiv list Thev were met somedUtinrp finm town and escorted in bv HrrrerumU ns rUuens. The repeited huzzaswhich hurst from the multitude as thev

' ed up Mim-stree- t, evinced the iny which wasfelt at their return, and the hih opinion en-tertained their biavery and cood conductduring the late expedition to the Massissine-vv- a

towns , .As a testimony of pntmme tor tneir suner- -

s ibsoltltdv indispensible a- - I ;ps during the and the valor dis.ot the plaved in the entrac;emcnt wun u.e .i"m,

v,

in

the citizens ot tins pnee cave jiii. "mil his tinop a Dinner at Capt

on Thmsdav last Feelintrs ofgrvtittide and patriotism pervaded everv

bo-so-

and ioy for the return of their friendsand neitrhhors beam-- d on everv countenance.

Dr Walter Wai field and lohn Mdlowel,

Esq acted as Presidents, Col. ISeniaminnfil.u.,, nl r.int Iternard Gaines, as Vicef.e Iv bnvztiie of their seamen rrf.1(l7nts

Snrli .1 V hv no means cquiva- - f.,.1 .v. tjtiffl. who. in coniunction withIs iv : so", unh'ss to be hanged, theirs Rov. Edwards commanded the late successful.J l,.n llhWH. tne UI'VM v W...I- -ivoutiia- - r'l" i' t.neu 1 mil .. ..,.-..-- -,, , .innTrtfl etl on dv aconiiiin.il-"- - iwuiiri,.s be - cgted tol honor tIie comnanv-u bv them yd whv should the ' presice Gov, Uonard, Mr Onhie,mn- - s"im n lii th - nnlv anvil 01 this sa5 , ,,, stialitrers attend d 'tsK ' ,. ..... aim -- iii. . - ' , .ip rc'dl tt'On ' '( 'iy snmru an - quests Alter me ciiiui wjs lem.i.. .,, ..- -

heals ' Th-r- c toasts were and cheered wit.l on th, im.ncent lowing rj,ur '

re- -

nnl

A.

lrT ,,,7 ?, n' tm time nam- - ipiiriouc iaii'ii " -

,.1 ' "ire we si.uc uui "

e not theirbe

th- - n ? thove is- to complain

rsncctVolcThe on

to a

make aThev etn1 to

tlms. is But soa

,!to

s' e nds toit be

f.,1 .

'ndLv administra

r

1

r.V.c isthai

andan

ineffectual

deliver

ticwi

Satin

paper.

march.

expedition,oclamation

Public

uvnrlitinil

f

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aa

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...u ri' 'rOASTS.The Wli Dec. 1812 A dav worthy to

1 ecoided in the annals of American glory.

The

the

be

Hrroes of Afairanainzsaupraises of the pattiotic are the best

eulngi-11- m

on their conduct, the gratitude of theircountry, ihe rirncsi revaiu ui mrn os....

Disi ace to the traitor who w ill not re--., .;, i umms ot niscnunirv. aimi uivJ - .1 iirKss. mill nnl Ulpl- -to trc mciui i -come to his b'lsom the defenders of herriyhts

The Volunteers of KentuckyFirst inhe field of danger, and first in ihe rolls of

Slorv .Our Navy 'The triumphs of us infancy

latcsheivn what mav be expected fromhe mammy of its strength.

Our jirmy As vet an infant Hercules,mt destined soon to destroy the (VganticMonster of ambition that trampling on.ur liberties.

Great Britain "Slav she soon learn thite verf-eanc- e of a free people, though

.ncre mercif 1, is no: less terrible thau the

wrath of tyrants and thunders ns despotism.General Washington Ii it ac a criss

ike he present that Ins orth is trdl) slit,and his loss properly lamented.

arms will the

did

and

and

-.,t

of his friends diid vanquish the prejudicesof his enemies.

Generals Clarke, Scott and Logan --Thegu mli.tiib and her es ot Kt mucky.

General Harrison May his successesfulfil the promises of his past conduct, andequtl the high expeciations of his country

The Congress of the U. S. Let themremember wo have engaged in ni arduousstruggle for our rights rtiic that their coun-try looks to them tor safety. ,

The Aational Union A walj of adamant against foreign aggressions nervelessbe the arm that will not shield it from liij'urv, .ccuised be the heart thrit will medi-lal- e

its destruction.The warriors of Columbia Let them

TCollect the noble sufieuns of their fathers, and renifnr.be r that ihe reward o!generous patriotism is immortality ottaWe, lnun-irta'it- ff bliss"

Riddle, 1'iArf and the other heroeswho sell at Mussastinijay The career 01tlieir glory wi short, 0 it tlit eof their virtues will br

Hail ' all hail ' the Pati lot's grave,Valor's vuiei able bed 'Ha.l' the mcmoiV ot the brave,Hail ' the spu its of the dead.

Vol. UN rEliKhBy John McDowell, P.eat Capt-- i

Gi-okg- 1 Korrtu, Cunniundti ot thiL xi ig on I ro p of CSvali .

Hy Ur Halter Uailetd, .Via- -jor Jawes McIJovrtLL, one of the herces01 AldbSa-st- ii way, litjiorter

the..Urbana Hatch Toteer.

It is with Rleasure we announce toour readers, tlmt njgreat portion of theNoith-Wester- n Army is now on the movefor Detroit. Gen. Winchester witnthe Lest wing, it is said, is now at theRapids ot the iake ot the Mauine. F'omthe last accounts, the Vnginia and Pennsylvania troops weieatvv.tlnn twenty five miles ot UierKap.fls, &will piocecd on in a shoit time, is not al-ready there Gen. Tuppct will march ina icvv days with the Ohio foice to meetthe two wings at the Uapids. 1 he whole,of Gen. Harrison s lorces, when concen- -sated. will make an army of about 8,000effectives

A great supply of provisions are nowbut a short distance in the tearofihe ar-my, and every necessaiy preparation ismade for its conveyance near one thousand pack-horse- s, and a numbei ot

bring,

sleds, advancline

former, Murat,than

Weanticipaieany

obstacle whatever.From accounts given spies there yet

remains the Rapids a large quantity

The

frest

From

wag

GLORIOUS KKWS

"c,"

tcrday.

Ltiredwhich

.813.My bin, October

T tin- - nlinsure informdetachment under Col. Lewis

successful in attack uponthe post of enemy at ;their force consisting ot somediedwhich were

attacked by tioops about 318th

Tne action continued until night. TheIndians their aU

lies ran off with a piece of aitillery, intin-- of the actionloss about killed, and 2

with

Raism. will have

tor scrawl.VM. H.

Niles' Weekly Register.

GLLN1" TAUS.was pioperb observed in paper,

news claiation ot warall

enemy very uicrnnuiwith, Instou ot

Itntam, a whole eenlurv past, piestnlsso ucliv e he r and ships

hvr withasNever sour vessels,ioice, under baule,... m ,s Little Guernere, l"io- -

and total loss in killedwdunded iu

Atn iete

enemy ol same ; "ay

sight the tamewhich lCMHinded titleimost parts

the eaitb, wheie ships, Spa-nis-line, among

in contended houisships and

some vessels, wholeami wnmided. was

as have tuitroudhttfc "Wsl?

above, a ftw minutes figntine;. These fact 303. Brig Devonshire, with codfisfivcalculated to excite anil re-

double to give Columbialong opportunity their

vviongs At Trafalgar, no sour Itnttsh shipslost as men as sour, beaten,the Victoiy, George, Tcmeraire, Uelle-lopho-

Helbsle, Colossus, and Achilles excep-ted, which were in the very hottest

and suffcied a great deal most; andalthough these seven ships had between 5 and6000 on board, they had only killedand wounded; at tm rate, Tattle lielt,

Guernere, Frolic and Macedonian ought tohave had but 130 injured, comparing their

great ships above men- -

but

Thistioned, and admitting that as nol as to )0Il a brilliant cruise : Cap- -we . o n . - rf otheis three heivy armed' I)gbut had 0I8they jgar; d ,, neither of whichNow, by three, would 'have been number English killed atTrafalgar, is Nelson had entraired verai 01 smiin value.American ships ol line, instead ot as manyFiench and Spanish

British have gained greatestvictories with very little comparative loss.Sir Richard J Strachan, with the Csesar,

and the Hero, and Naumr,cacn, in a 01 nouis a KenUeme Leiinirton

nair, lour rrencn o. ire line, Un 01 thf performed tinswhuhhe captured) had only in wglie palld TANIOCINI --Uerwhole, though says, in coUctloll WAX FIGU,jESj"the sought admiration- - brfoim f t, ancientmight late Macedonian, U .... il ., ..1. ui.i 111. m.i . ..l ouu. dvi., aui'i.u.

our trigate lii lintish com-pel us to build ships line ; and when eliave them, sour will not

taken by sour British vessels,no moie than

LONDON, Nov.female at mstadt lately poisoned her

own bi other, through a principle of humanityind (thai piety. was and his lecoverywas despaired ot by the physicians I he

that he. parents, doated on him,weie exluustmgthtmselves attendance to whom I give liberal wagesand vvatchmgs, believed that it was boys ot s or y'earsmeritorious thb "'" taken as JpjnenUces to learn ma-ma- n

out ot pain opium to making business by subscribe!,1 mother, on .1 n ti m1

. (k" "- -' ".v.1., mcdiscoverinpr nati ujuiiiiiij;been ed by his sister, died adistraction, father took his bed,spake again, and suivived Only a sew days.

daughter was convicted upnnliernvvn con-fession, and broken a wheel

LONDON G AZET IEIs ednesday, November 11.

l'onuo OrritE, Nov 1813." A dispatch, which the following is a copy,

been this day received fiom Excel-lency Gen Viscount Cathcart, his Majesty'sAmbassador EiiCiordmaiy and I'lenipoten-tir- v

al court St l'cteisburgh,to Viscount oneMaieTiiy's Secietarles ot

FETEiisBURnu, 1812" Loul t have pleasure acquaint

gonsare now enipioyed lest wing. youi Lnidslnp, area consideiable ntliubei wag- -' and Te Deum is to ung in

eons, aad pack-hois- employ- - thedrabetweena most

ed on the Ohio the nunibei ot Fren'ch18th,

amlIlllssl.in almicS)

affairof

near Moscow,teams and the ugln wing wj11 undci e defeatedare be mucli crtater those witheieat loss; and for deliverance

the lest. that the maicli Moscmw Gen Winzmgerode the zmof the army will not be retarded "cl'er,- T lehiilletiii is not nublished. I have

byof

otvon

river

our

th-,- would

did

the

of

33 and

27

lua

Tn

ale ourour of

of

of

803

of

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135

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on vveito of

on otonby

vet

at

we

tie

its

..,,

on

the honor to enclose i of note 1itccivtd, by the Lmperors com

mand" a ttanslation of the

(iffic.ial account defeat of Marshal StCyr, by Count Wittgenstein, and of til-ing ot n October, as alsothat ot the ot viaisuai ujcuoiuuu s

The Eastern mail, expected yesterday "''? "2! s" '"?!"..., ..I..Vl- - ""' "mornincai'riK d'after tins was...'. d to of gcneial of cavalry,put to pi ess. have stopped it, to in ind Te Ueum uctorv vas sunff )CS.

the following highlyintelligence. "It appears Prince Srhvvartzenbcrg

has to the w estw ard. leav coi pahave bi en cut off; that prov ot

SCIOTO JAN ,., entirely cleared ot enemy.Head Quarters, No th H anj ,i,at dmiral TehichagolF may probably

Army, January 20, j nae leaci,e(i Minsk about or afltr the Jl

hvi-- to thatthe wascompletely the

the the Raisinthere, nun

behind

on the instant.

considerably

is 10

Meigs.

h

avenging1

engagement

thirtv-thie- e

weguen

packhoises

morning

inclosed

PuloUk

promoti

GZE1TK txiRA,

honor(Signed) "CATHCART"

AMERICAN PRIZE(cOSTINUElly)

Indians, and a company militia, J7ThepuzbrifcsentintotheChtsipeakeplaced pickets,

o'clock,

suffered

Ourcaptains

United btates bug Argus,again gale and

Maidstone frigateWe theielore deduct number

general account, though thinklQfter cent, idded. would em-

brace actuallydull published

and twentv wounded. General Bii'ish ves-el- s, sunk,Winchester marched vcstei ..esiroeilh) the Patvot otNew-Yoi-

men, to take command at tne mg .,.j Fnlmcii.thHe about neaviiy ainieu,fectiv, tins dispatch- - ",6t

companies Gen eikins brig-- ,mtntMy handsale can xouri3end foui i,er men

hardlv hold hich must wounded. 'Ihefvrnse. this

HARRISON.To R.

Fron

Loudon

whenthat lintish

dillerenisea. The

forincidents dtsti

the little blushes had tliemsame

anv cucumstances, lose,the Belt.

he, Macedonian and318, and loin uicee--

i..,.rV, co

new the

the ible Trafalgar,has

French

like force,

onlybeen

the

lad'en

zeal,

mtny the have

sight,

mentne

with thatwas at,er

partwound- -

ed rule what

the

The their naval

guns,

even,men

who

loss

He

whowill

put

nim iuuut.poiso state

never

Thealive upon

THE l'UA.

LordPrincipal

Oct.

the that guns

therlbant

copy have

this

2JthIcpiuse

senthat

have

be, &.c

by the wasdriven a f

onethetl not

the prizes not

2&6 287. 283. 2S9. 290 292. 293294 burnt and

day 250 dura urir o o ,a)3.the ,, ,, . ,.

iuuu ei- - -- ' - . ... - ---tor wpmiruI am at moment

1 s Jmg. ln which the thecold, that and 0f were killed

the be my klvt lv

J.

It aoiu d.

m

at naval Greatno

weot

bv

inpn

snipsvi

of

ofloss,

uavt.e,

he

of

them

9.

eeing

.4A

in

said

of

"'We

seamen

1 to

bv

weit

bi

,.

itter seveieof

1

vv nti it

tit

of

bv

injured, a d had ouly wounded He mail boardlecovep bv Bona brought to Balimort on latuidi) last.

296. Brig 'II, "packet tromIdoe-- t Denur-n-, l an commi,r and lady cap ined

HUh Fiver f i ai dthaip'it. The Fiver h .captmedaut c'rogers the lsl sheleh s d t- - with theanil prisont-16- , and sent her as a tl n

Demarara; and .or Car-micli-itturned a let'er

her capt. for kindm

'297 Brig Criterion, sent into Is'evv- -Ynt k

Schooner Neptune captured theso little damaged Revenue

,,, tPii minutes alter battle, either ot them to hercould engaged, and would have defeated, formalities,

a sirengui

world, severalBritish

smaller British

Almostbvzxi

wonder,

flesued

Koyal

!,.-

guard

LIsT.

wind,

ltnnore, acaptain

ti c

Baiba- -fcnglisli

n board,timbre,

Highplymg btteen

o cniiiiiii-sar- y

r

treatment

releaseot miiaiiripiiM, uiivcn ui

prisoners, the proper

trom 299. Schooner Neptune, with a cargocomparative effect sue, they would , ,',1, fish. &c. sent to Portland, the

hive fuugbt such ships were opposed p.even, e Salem ; on her way theto them at same time, with 'former to the latter place wrecked

successIn ten off

to theof

the many ot them thelargest thewith the

the.

manyfuttr ffiem.aKd

the tarsthe

thethe

menorce the

n,g

the of

Courageux

vi.wnn

the

Hiethe

bv. withmen.

Dai

by

ihe

in

EX

11,

his

the

his

Mv thenow

made,

Utile

themol

ot

aster

ofof

drew and carco saved

ihe

thethe

by

butthe

Hvethe

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300 Schoonei driven ashore tne coastff Nova Scotia, and burnt, the Revengeof Salem

301. Brig Fancy, sent into New-Londo- nb Joel Barlow, privateer

S02. Sloon and Pamelia, capturedhi Philadelphia was wrecked on Chiiicctcagus stiea--tie- rn;i car

sav.t,

into Prance, by the Decatur priva-teer. J his vessel was captured not farfrom our own coast, the " yankees'rthinking that the cargo would do betterin France than at home, manned sent-ih-

prize on a trading voy age, without cei-imo- ny.;

304 Schooner , from Quebec, senti' tn. New-Yor- k by the Retaliation ot thatport.

303 Ship of '2'2 guns and full ofmen, aster an engagement of 35 minutes,driven shbie at mouth of the Dema-rar- a

river, by the GeneralNew-ior- k. privateer has remrned

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rFHEATRE.Exhibition of Natural i3" Artificial Curl

:MRa,ostites.

SNELL informs the ladieslguns vuiee al and

snips there willthe iTVLlANkilled andwounckd 0, w.lj

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pic he will also exhibit on the stagefemale AtKlUAN GUUUAK.

F01 particulais seeLex.ngton, Januaiy 26, 1813.

Hemp WantedBy JEItEMIMI NEAVE.

LexinETton, January ''S, 1812 f

HPHKEE or sour Turners or Filers, who h vebeen ..ccustoined to work in machinery

then Also ivvonightly smart xteen seventeen age,

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January 25, 1312.

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JOIIA' .wjin b4-- tt

C.JA7 WILL lii: GIVEN .TO-f- t

By Samuel & George Trotter.January 22, '813. , 4 tfnpAKEN up by Asiel Elliott, living in Kr or.

county, Barboui sv die, one hark LeyFilley, two years old, light made, no bia-id- speiceivble, appraised to g 9 Given undermy hand this 7th day of December, 1812

4-- VE.YJ.1JIIIJV KirCIIEN.j p.'j'AKEN up by William Johnson, living

lljruson county, five miles below Cyi f,ii.ana, on the road leading to Falmouth, a lightsorrel horse, with a blaze mhis face, about 15hands one i tch high, three years old, a "atuialtrotter, appraised to fifty dollars

J.1MES KENRTJanuaiy 23d, 1S13. 4--

llath County, November 2 1812,T'KKEN ;ip by Edmund Otkley, bt.ng on

Slate creek, 2 miles troni blate forfe, oneIt AY MAKE 13 hands 3 inches high, no b.andperceivable, ludged, to be 20 year old, op-- pi

aised to before me.' 0 HKLEY

rJ"'KEV up by George V ltucker, Iivin in- Voodtord county, about 3 antl an half

miles from Versailles, on the itfjd leadmp tolublill's ferry, a Bay Jotse, 14 and an halfhands high, sour yeais old, and a in histortht.id, appraised 10 S 25 Given under ;nyhand this 28th November, 18li.4-- HAND' II. RA1LFY, J P.rJ,AKEN up by Thos Smith in JessamineA county, on Clear creek, ONE IILACIC

MAItE, adpidged to be 7 yeaisold, a sUr inthe foieiiead, the near limdfool white, 14 1- -thands high, appraised to 55 30.

IttCH'D LFON.November 27, 1812. 3 't

rp VlvEN up by Andiew Johnson, in Urn netcounty, on the Diy ridge iod, abou 14

mile', from the conn house, one BAY $1 HE,about 7 years old, 13 1 2 hands high, brandedon the near shoulder and buttock with an f-iber off hind soot white, a star m her sort In idand shod befoic; appraised to fifteen dollars

A11NEU GAINES, J r b tOctober 3d, 1812 3--

' p VKEN up by the subcriber, on Ued ruer,in Montgomery county, one bright B Vr

HOitSE, 8 years old, 14 hands and a half lugb,a small white on the near hird soot, bob tail,no brands j appraised to foitv dollais

HUGH MAXM ELL.January 12, 1313 ? '

For hale.T wish to sell the house and lot m vvl ich IS. now live on short-siree- a very convenient?and new brick house, 2 stones high, 32 feet inhont, and 22 baek, made of good materialsand well finished, together with a one s orvstone kitchen, 26 feet long, and 18 w ide, divi-

ded in two rooms, and a small log houe, andInn- stable. The lot fronts short street, 66o . , n-- 1 a ft , ,rt o ci.ui f .Oi

i,as but 'tet' an" lu , , r. T v." I?'1

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teet vviue also a iov aujuiunn; mc ,.u.e u,feet 9 inches in fiont, and running the samedistance back, with a two story log house,22 feet by 16, also a log kitchen and bricksmoke house, ten feet squaie also a fiveifcre out lot, on the Gem gctown road InchI will sell altogether, or divide into one acrelots, tnsint the nurchaieis All the above propel ty will be sold reasonable fur cash, and payments made easy by

JAMES EAUFS,Lexington, Jan. 19, 1813 3-'-3k

Morrison, Jioswclls & SiitloiiHVVL lately received from Plnladelpi

a, asplendid assortment ot MfclH HAMHZE,

of the most fashionable kmd, which will hasold cheap for cash only.

17 tf Lt x ngton, pril 17, 11

Flint Gl.ib Manulact'r.& RNCELL, respectfully inmrmTREVOlt and the public in gener I,

that they have established a Flint Glass Mini.,factoiy on the Moiion-- al tU,opposite Wood-stree- t, Pittsburgh Orders jranyirtielesin their line, will he thankfullyreceived and promptly executed,

Pittsburgh Jan 1, 1813up ,by William UunUp, J KTAKEN from Lexington, on Boon's toaa

aGUEYorUUN HORSE, tour yeais old, 14,and an halt hands high, has a black stre.de

down his back, branded on the off side under-th-e

mane S &. 8 on the ne?r jaw & S S S on

the near shoulder, and on the neai thnrl B--

nra.sedtoS-2- . HlOOlajOctob-- i l.Qt'Jj.XaiT. 'i