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CAPT: TEoRNDIKE. hcAxN
Of tAs affair 6et.ueen the President and
Littte Belt.

we WISH not to harrow up the FEELINGS M
an unfortunate man we desire mo, t -,
vate the condition of one, whois writh;nS o.,
der the anguish of public detection and re-.
tied dishonor. We pity the man who az ,h;s
awful Crisis, when the laws are tn he dn,y
executed, on murderously resisted is lsfthv
ms party to be the victim OF his own folIy
ana me "ickedDess of those who stimulated
hln 10 aCiS hostile to the laws OF the union
we know IT is easy to Charge virtue itself.
with depravity, and Corruption /: bo, ,ybsn :,
man has been tried by an impartial ;,,r,.
by those Of his own particnIsr cra.g :,
party, and found GUILTY. a oerson ~.
nave an unusual share of suspicion to douhs
the righteousness of the verdict.
capt lhorndke has been indicted hefors
the DIstrict Court OF the United STAG. for
open resistance and rebellion 20 the lacs ri
,ne onion which the " assemblage" of The
boston Junta have resolved Z" shonld and
would be resisted" "'''
hfter a caudid-and patient enquiry and
nearing, he has been pronounced cDt,Tv
--oi Course subject to the pains 81 pt naI,iss
annexed TO the breaches Of such laws and
the oeHierit OF such resistance
ne dilisent aud patien, investigation ~
, Ihe Jury together with the rectitude and ;rn.
Pat'a''ty OF the Judge, demonstrate. tha, ~ !
.9egraued. notifying and hostile re.
so'ves OF the 4" aSsembfage," who were tool,
ana 0upes to few wicked and des,en,..
men. cannot aud will not be resisted VIII
IMMUNITY. VIM
CaPt. Iboradike is po,v left to thoee re.
necuons and th Sc penalties which resni,
rrom the violation of those laws which are
OF our own making. and whicA are The ann
poit OF our Common country. We pi,y him
"c'ps now aessTted and forsalsen 3 y the ysry
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petsoas who excited aud stimulated him Ia
THE fragrant outrage Putriot.

Providence (R. ]. } Jxme 2.
Green peas were ON "Wednesday sold III
our market, tor the first time this sea SON
They were raised by Mr. Daniel Field. and
sold at S per bushel.
oT' Peas were in the Richmond market.
on tine 9th April. Eng.
Ticket No. 28.956, I'm Union College Lottc-
ry No. 2, which dre5c a hrize yesterday Of
S $4,000. svas sold at me Lucky Lottery
Office ofJudah e Lazarus, to q Gentten,an
in Boston.
# Writer. under the signature of Dferea-
FOR, IN The american Medical and PhRosQhh.
ieat Register Of .Nev York. for January,
1871. has attempted to hrope. THAT one hait
ofMe PRODUCE and one half Of theconameree
Of Neso York must go into Canada. unless il
and 6y another canal from The Northern
Wood Creek into the navigatie gvaters of
Hudson River."
From the Providence Gazette, June Is
CAPT. Rath6un, offhe brig Pilgrim quho
arrived yesterday from Gonen6urg after
passage Of 55 days-Lcf seUerai american
JesSe!s az Goftenbnrg .dhyii 22-no SAFE for
any article from, the Unted Stafes.-7he
Oares. continued to annoy onr commerce.
and hoa detained fsuo or three Oessels Mat
ATTEMPTED 70 hass by Ae Sonnd into The
Baltic i's the monfh Of .ahril
II iesterto q RESPECTABLE merchant of Bog
ton, from Gossenburg, dated 4nrili has The
foltozo ing ne1ys--..' TIE markets in fhe Bal
tic are becoming aaore gloomy, and tic Danes
are capturing eVery vesset they NEE. Nth !;
tIoo our Of three american vesseIs. qyhich
haze ATTEMPTED to PASS the Sound this year.
haze been captured and SEM into. .Cohenha-
gen oneis the brig Rachael, JosehE. Of So.
lem andthe other is a shin from the Soufh-
yard. There are tiy nesy ftrivGssers fuea
OUT from denmark this year"
The following is an extract of letter from
scientific gentleman of Philadelphia to his
correspondent at Washington -
g Last summer, 20 or so american neg
SETS pisited the Whte Sea. The CONNER
ctat establishment near the mouth ofthe
Cotnm6ia RiDer will ohen ne7u channels of
trade across the continent NTH the u. S.
ana with China, 6y means Of Me Pacific
! Ocean.
II, yesterday 10Th June, ner an ae
quainfance, zyho has just returned from,
Smyrna, Sohence he had carried cargo TO
the Red Sea, from, which he again return
cd 10 Sniyrna, making me eiycnn,nayigatiou
ofIfrfca. This gentisman mentions. thai
the zvsatfhy teotie Of Mocha cannot endure
the coffee ofthe isle 8 of France and Bourbon
sohich IS verv inferior to their ozun. md
notwithstanding thar they kave this Noeha
coffee Of their osua culture, thev often han
nearly dollar. her hound for coffee which
Srors nearly zoifhoM culture in some hcrts
Of .d6yssina." Int.
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Rlliti1,lnra.
'ipgiqn ~, IL 1871

w washington J'ns II 1871
1t will be recoilected b. our readers that
tpe House OF Repres n II e.. previ JUS 10
their 'ate adJoui nment, turned over 10 ,he
President OF the U States volam,nous
mass ofpapers which tlley mad collected on
the subjec, OF the charges alleged against
gen. w. onwhich the Grand I9ouFsf of
The Nation, as it has become fashionable to
call the House Of Representatives when ac-
ting i'll their inqusi oria capacity, ate en-
tertainiDg a formal and expensive enquiry
into the natter ior twoyears, declined ;orin
ing any conclusion or expressing any opinion
The rumour OF the day being conhi med
by the above, the business has at length ia
ken the Course which the opposers Of the
Congressional enquiry uniformly declared ii
must. The further they proceeded, finding
themselves plungDg into deeper difficulties,
and 1T length perceiving clearly that Con-
gress could never prosecute the business to
conclusion, aud therefore ought not To
have undertaken it, the very respectable
committee of Congress who had the subject
last under consideration reSom meaded To
the House to turn the affair over 1t once
to the constitutional tribunal, and thus rid
their shoulders of the burthen they had vol.
unfairly taken up.] ---yVaL Int.
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new YoRR, June f6

The frigate United ofates, captain De-
catur, from II 'mpton Roads, came TO an
anchor off Sandy Hook on Saturday even,
ing.
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RELhT1oMs WITH FRANcE.

1t was the opinion. we hear, of the best
Informed merchants at Bordeaux, about
the LIST OF May, that the French govern
nent Tcoufd consider our Non importation
Law as a fulfillment Of the stipulations
OF Aug. s, 1910 However, w had rather
see one just act than hear a hundred
friendly professions rom such government.
Ithig.
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GENERAL VIII. YINsoN

Taxes pleasure IN Offering his grateful &C.
those u every other public print whose libera
ny and love OF justice have inclined them 10 4 e
side II an injured fellow man Blu, ne IS csm-
PEELED by sense of propriety and self resp ct,
20 request Their silence, OH the subjec, of the
various prosecutions under WHICH ne has suffer
Gu ou'inS the last tour years inasniuch IS na
IS TO De fought before general cou-t-msr,iai.
10 answer to the Charges preferred against MIN
snd any attempt to ant c,pate ins vindics ton,
would not only be essentially wrong, but would
Nc SEGA on by his prosecutors 10 in.plicste
h'"i ~ ~ - -ndii epPesi to the srejudces oi
t'it ~ iss nc desgHito pr eposss he mem
osrs So his issor resort which the general
discsiiisi snd which s not meet ssary 10 the as
sertI"r or las boGor
of, he Uk:.
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FoRr-sropDAwr. May so

Nianiirs sailed. -
CORRESPONDENT, May so
We stop the Press to announce IT..
arr'vaiof Schooner at Mobile town frot,
New-Orleans. bound for Fort Stoadart. lna !.
ded principally with powder for the ". s.
Troops. She is stopped and will not be
permitted to proceed up the river WITHOUT
permission from the Captain General o.
Cuba.
F SAVANNAH. June II.
Captain Walter of sloop Alpha, arrived
Yesterday from st. Mary's, informs that all
officer from the British sloop of war Emu
ius, (the Mela'ppus frigate in company
boarded him off ST Mary's bar, and trea-
ted him politely. Captain w. states that
there were two arrivals from Liverpool at
Amelia--but nothing later than already re-
ceived.
The Frieate United States, Com. Deca-
tur, anchored at the watering place, (Sta-
.en-!sland) yesterday about one o'clock,
p. NJ.
NoRFoLK. June ia.
Samuel Saunders, a native of the state
OF Connecticut, has been discharged from
the British sloop of war Atalanta. (lately
arrived from Bermuda off our capes with
d'spatches'} and sent up to this place.
Neither the British statement nor the
sc"rriions remarks which accompanied it
In the Halifax paper, give us the least;,
hmation as to the cause of the Little ReI,.
ana other trigasss cruising on our coasts
ana maitreating our coasters and Others al
most IN the very mouths of our rivers
Nat Eut.
The American brig Rose-in Bloom. Eli
colt, from bayonne. With passengers, 4, ong
whom is said 70 be Mr. PEscalier, the French
consul to the U. States. was taken and
sent INTO Plymouth England, by his Bri
! fannie majesty's ships Shannon and ANA
zon
- - yet ~. NArEHEz, Nav %
we understand, that General Homhto,,
has lett Baton Rouge for he City of Wash
'ngton and that Col Simouds takes com.
mand oil. the army in his district, in the alb.
sence of the GeAeral.
DIED. lately in E land, Wa. BosoAwzN.
Esq. The excell translator of Horace and
6fshard CIni6erinna, Esq the justly celebrated
rssDyist, and dram attic poet.
OBITUARY.
DIED. this morning, OF lingering aisease. Al
an advanced age, SAMUEL CHASE, n Judge o.
the Circuit Court of the u SIN the revou
tionary congress and in the state legisia,ure,-
at the canvas & onthe bench, he passed throuy.
rems kao'e scenes,o fwh;ch h own conduct v s
sometimes the cause-----Ae reuounced Mat,oe ~
Iiigkman as story at the early part # the re.
volution, in which lie embarked with zeal; bu,
Fame reports that his zeal was greater t..sn n IS
| lntegrity.---Judge c Sc however, poese SD !
strong mind and vigorous tslents his mt r1ors
bic charge on the subject OF the COMMON LAW,
and his arguments or the accountability of tt,s
representative to his constituents, whose will
he was bound 20 follow in pref rem e to his owl
IN all cases where they chose to instruct him,
prove that he entertained oorrec G0uons of CT
wi liberty AS secured by yeeyese .tatron. II devo.
ton to party subsequently tarnishsd his fame,
perverted his abilities, and impaired hs useful,
ness, we regfet IL -Vtig
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vi 50 licences issued by the French 90
vernment, admitting importations IN Ame-
tiesn vessels only arrivals Lad taken
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We stop the Press to announce H..
arrivalof Schooner a, Mobile town fro,s
New-Orleans, bound for Fort Stoadart. lna !,
ded principally with powder for the u. s.
Troops. She is stopped and will not be
permitted to proceed up the river WITHOUT
permission from the Captain-General o.
Cuba.
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CoMMUW7CATyoM.

From ri. Columbia S. C. Stare Gazette.
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place undertaken 9. bordeaux, when the ';
Naaniirs sailed.
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NoRFoLk, June IA.

Samuel Saunders, native of the state
OF connecticut, has been discharged from
the BRUSH sioop of war Attalanta, (lately
arrived from bermuda off our capes with
.dspatches,} and sent up 10 this place.
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The American brig Rose-in Bloom. ELI
colt, from Bayonne. With passengers, a. one
whom is said 70 be Mr.. PEscalier, the French
consul to the U. States. was taken and
sent INTO plymouth England, by his Br
tannic majesty's ships Shannon and ANA.
zon
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Neither the British statement nor the
sc"rriions remarks which accompanied it
In the Halifax paper, give us the easti.
uulation as to the Cause of the Little Bell.
and other frigatss cruizing on our coasts
and maitreating our coasters and others a =
most in the very mouths of our rivers.
Nat L,t
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SAVANNAH, June II.

The Frieate United States, Com. Deca-
tnr, anchored at the watering-p place, (Sta-
ten-!sland) yesterday about one o'clock,
p. NJ.
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DIEDs lately in e land, WIZ. BosoAwzN.
Esq. The exce. 81. translator OF Horace; and
Richard Cun1beriana. Esq the Justly celebrated
ss~yist, and dram attic poet.
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on, - 'i-ei r." .tNArSHEz, May %
We understand, that General Homhton
mas lett Baton Rouge for he City of Wash
'ngton and that Col Simouds takes COM
mand OF. the army 10 shis district, in the ab.
sence of the Geseral.
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Ticket No. 28.956, in Union College Lotto
ry No. Q, which dresc a frizc yesterday o.
5 $4,000. svas sold at the Lucky Lottery
Office ofJudah e Lazarus, to q Genftenaaa
in Boston.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21
AOUEDUCT PIPES.

Twas announced fome time, hnce, that
MIR. JAMES RAMSEY, OF Vermont, had
obtained a patent for a valuable improve
men, in pipes for conveying water. Iheie
pipes arc made Of carthen, by machine
invented for the pUrpoie. 10 Connects
cut, where works have been erected tor
manufacturing them, they have been tnl-
II tried, and have anlwer1d the mott fat
trting expectations OF the patentee and
they are now getting into general uie IN
that quarter. They were not IN the lealt
degree injured by the late ievere winter
and from my own ohieryatlon, aud the
certificates OF fjme OF the mott reipecta-
bic g1ntlemenin Connecticut, am GOWN
ced, that for hreagth, durability, cheap
neis and CLEANLINESS they art pfetefaDie 10
any pipes now 10 uic.
Under this Inprefior, it gives me plea
flre ~ Be enabled TO Fate, that Ms t-yloT
and Gallon, the proprIeturs or tAs patent
foy this Gate. have erected works az Troy,
GoF the purpoie Of Manufacturing thci1
pipes. They have found the clay 10 rnat
place flitabic for the object, aud nave al
ready made comfortable quantity otthe
a dinary llzc and they aTe Low Prepar-
ing machines for making the pipes ct any
| fzs that may b required (even 8 iHche'
bore
The proprietors are 8 well convinced
| Of the utility ana importance OF the ihyeIi-
| ton, and they arc 10 well ilti6hed that The
pipes only require to be proved TO be uni
verbally adopted, that they are dI'2oied to
| give every facility 10 experiments citheF Tor
private pipes or for pubic aqneducts. =
| They have made All arrangement with the
| Water Work Company "a tins city, 10y
which undera aud that an eperimSDt IS 70
be tried on large fcaie & which, | have
no doubt, will htisfy all concerned.
| Should due encouragement be gwen b!
the public, il is the inisnI,on Of The pro
Drieiors to 6xtsnd their ehabliihment u
! Zach a manner as u be able oiupply any
demand 90 the GlorteR notice IuSy wl
make experiments or undertake any thins
relating ID tie bufasis, on thS mot liberia
| terms. kDIIoR BALANCE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21
Medical Lectures.

THE winter courles Of Lectures ia tie
Ee1ica inflrnctions Of Ha,p1rs Uxrve-5
~ will be commenced ia Bottom On the hrff
Wednesday in November, and COG :i.le daily
for three Gonths, in
Anatomy, surgery, Ply GOioey7 ~
and Midwifery, - co.'s
CheIniflry and Maeria Medica, Is lols.
Theory and Przctice Of PhyEc, Is dolg.
Clinical Medicine lrdol.
The Students who attend The Clinical pro-
fehor will have an opportunity Of obierv;ng
diieafe and the treatment eft ern in The I.pt.
pital of the aims houfe and the attendant, On
the ADaiomicsl Protectors win erj1y an eanAl
opporuai,y for feeling operations and ful d.
cal practice, with " any sddaiousl fee.
a library has been fouaoes ~ K1Ep
EIcaoLAs BoTLsTeS. Efq for the lie CT SUI
dents IN this in1itunon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21

To thofc who are fond of improvements
calculated 10 he Of the gresteG f1iiie nfihty,
and particularly ihofe who feel izteF1lsd IL
The rIdng profpeds of the Diarict Of Maine,
i muG sf9rd pleafure 10 learn thar Mr.
JAMsE RAMsAv, the Inventor oi the late i'm
proVemsuy IL Cay Pipes alluded toin the a
Dove piece, has ehabliihed mandatory for
faid Pipes Il Mr. Dodge's Pottery near Deer
ings briog- in this town where he has
Manufactured iome tbouiands 1hey are
burnt as hard a. well burnt brick and are
in every rsipecl equal 70 the description Civ
tn OF ihofe manufactured in the fake OF =
York. hy Menrs Fyisr and Carton.
r number Of gentlemen have contracted
for iAid Pipes, for Aqueduds, and it is hoped
shat The Public win NOT fail 10 avail them
feIves Of the benefits OF this valuable dlcov-
cry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
10 all concerned that fhe has been duly
appointed and hasta upon herfelf the truit
of an adminifrstrir on the eflale Of
JOSEPH GRAY,
late Of Woolwich, in the county Of Lincoln,
mariner, deeeafed, by giving bond as the law
directi-She therefore requens All perfon.
who are indebted to faid deceafed's enzte 70
make immediate payment; AID lhofs who
have any demands thereon TO exhibit The fsme
for ietiIement 10
LUCREIIA GRAY, Asr7ipJ6,af,iz.
WsclzUilb, on IL. fqIt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21
Communicating.
The nezy ordcr o. Hi,gS.

The ne1c order O. Hu1@S.
Mr. SHIRLEY,
In the Boston papers I notice they give
list of appointments, 50 Ear IS they have
been promulgated, under tie new order u
things. Iosa, nothing Of he merits If tie
Eew officers, the history az civilized gov
-ernment does not afford IN instance where
the Executive Of free people have ever
exercised such bitter and malignant tyranny
and intolerance ss has been manifested TO-
wards Tie dsplsccd officers and for no
other reason than because iaey dared 20 ex-
ereise the fcedom OF opiEiou--s right de-
rived from nature and secured 70 them hy
& c Constitution. The men IL present in
power, may eXult IN the reflection, that
they have driven from Office the friends Of
Washington, and those who stood forward
IN the times that tried mems souls but
they ought 10 kao v, If ihey know any thing,
such measures will destroy all confidence
ana respect in tie government, and IS nci-
Their more nor less than declaring that near
" one half ofthe citizens Of the Common.
wealth are 10 be considered and trestcd as
aliens Bat let it be remembered llis i
stale Of things which cannot last. The
people, tho late, wall find that the profess.
IONS OF patriotism - often made BY as,iging
demagogues amounts u nothing more than
Z stepping stone 10 mount themselves INFO
power, ard that their drcir atoms Of love
for the people means love Of their money.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21

Of Ike Rcheai ~ tie FyearA D-crces.
Ship Mary, caut. Hale, arrived AZ E-w
ruryport OIL Tuesday last. IN 60 days tom
Cadiz, was boarded on the ] 8 Sep, lai
"a. long. 20, o. French a gun-fig .ie, de-
tanned two hours they Overloaded and
scar cbed the vessel vary strictly fJrs rerie
bu, found none. And assured Capt Hale
that II ilzhad lad catg0o. any sort, aid
was from Spain or Portugal lie should
BURN he ggsse. or DESTROY key ii some
other uay. On capt. hsie's observing tha
the DEGREES wege OF, the Freachmen laugh
ed. and answered ,hat they hsd orders 20
taIe and desfrey al kEeieaa sosseis hey
found wjthou. licenses that 10 American
vessel coald trade 10 France without q
license.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21
NEW GOODS.
GEORGE HILL & co.
NO. s. M.Dcy's Rorv,
OFFER for iale general ahortment Of
- EuTobean and India Gods,
AMONG wHIca ARR

AMONG WHIcR aRR--
Ben fuperfue, middhng and low priced
Irsadcloths. Csiimeres, PeIife Cloths ditto
Fiannels Imperial Cords; Hunters Cloths !;
Dufdi; Serges; blue and mi1'd Plains; Elan
nels +; BGInbazeits Rauine,ts; Moresns !;
Linens Linen SheetiDgs; Dimoties Britiil
Shislings; Fsncy Mullins; white and coiored
Cam5ric.; CaIicoes; Ginghams; Patch Fur
Rituces; VeIyets 'fhickletts Tabby Velvets !;
black, colored and plaid LuftriDgs Italian 2nd
Canton Grapes; back aud fancy silk Hand
kerchiefs; Bandannas; Company Flag Hhkfs;
Pocket ditto; HuckabGck Napkins Diapers
-Ladies' Habit Glove; long white kid ditto I;
Meas beaver, woodiiock and buck lIsin do !;
Cotton Umbrellas; TsPe; Pins, u, Ss-
A great variety of India Cottons, Checks aud
CalIcOes
Fhar and StaI CarpstngS.
All which will be fold very cheap for Cath.
N. 3.-Thofe PeTfons indebted TO G n. &
Co Whole notes or accounts have become due,
are requeited to make immediate payment.
o. Der q
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FOUND.

ON the 18th ina. large HsRRIEe Nrr,
- off the nosihwef fde at Cow Iaaut--
The owner or owners of laid kst may receive
the fame by proving property and payifr
charges, on application to
ALEXANDER JOHNSON.
living on Hope Hand, NorIhyarmouIh.
O7Otsr q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21
Ga;stta Gbip Gf:pS.
PORT or PORTLhND-lstl

Oct. "a, floop Randolph Proctor, from
Cape Ann-Friendlhip fem Dartmouth
ichr. Fame, York, f.Cn PhiIsdcp his--i5th,
ichr. Hiram, S,over, fiom Philadelphia
CaPiin, Drinva,er, from Eanpor-Saily,
Crowley, fron do--l7ih loop Liberty. Moo
dy, from Nswburyport-l9h b, fhip Charles,
DenuiloD. from Boaon-brig Fame, Willis
from Bottom
C!sa,oneg az fbs Cs6am Howe
Oct. - brig Merestor, Sawyer, for the
Wei IndieI-1ocp Caty-Ann, Blanchard, for
Bolton.
MEMoRANDA.
a heavy Ctle Of wind was experienced a.
81. Darts, ION Aug which drove on shore
mos, at The vessels in nort, (5ut which
were got of withCst much iniury) and did
considerable d4msSe on shore
4 late london paper says, th2. the ship
Adventure, which was los. On tie 24.h oi
May las, IL tie Cul1ii II 81. Lawrence, cn
her passage from Leith, for Quebec, i Tie
Identical vessel ii winch tie c4rcumnayigs-
tor, Caitan Cooke, sailed round tie world
She lad been thoroughly repaired at
Wildly lastyear
4" .Rosf FeSaiUe"--A FRENCH cruiser fuil
lH VIA lllE Steihl, from Oi3OftDs ar. AZ alex
sndri2) ~ ,.iast, snd Gid 80 burn, sins, nor
plumber her -aud tI.is y given by the
ChFoaiclc as +" further fTosf' di4t the Berlin
and Milan decress are repealed
Avery fevere gale was experienced qtF our
cczl the 80 ut. in which il il feared much
damage has been fus,ained OF Is or 20 vef-
leis which left the river Keanebeck week
or 10 days before, nunlaer lave returned
difmaned and othefwiie damaged -smorg
which is a new fnp owaed By jldge Dam
mer, ard brig belonging % hisi Grant Of
Hal.oweN. 4 brig has been towed into Bath,
and ere or two others are iaid ~ have re1urn-
Cd 10 WilcsGsi il similar conditions.
Or Welnefday lait, was launched az Penob-
fcos, fle Brig, called tie REBEL" of 10
tons, belonging TO Mefrs, WHher.e & Jarvis,
of Castine, asd MelIrs * ]. K Blodgei
Of Penobfcot. Thl, name, shro' the favor Of
Governor Gerry, is becoming highly popular
The Governors Rebels" Of 1911, aud the
" Rebels" Of IT'S, are as nearly connected as
father and iOn, are the e1voca IS fJlh and e
quail laws, aud the true friends Of their ccun-
uY Unlike the executive Of the United
STA es, May the Rebel" never lower her top
fail TO the prodigy Of human nature )" IN
like the E1ecu i've Of Maifachuie,ts, may ihe
never have diilenti0n IN her cabin es-Cgs. pap
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21

In this County there are more wry
faces than one bet from the eXeriions
which are made 10 soothe the dis-ap-
POINTED, ii is probable they will be re-
conciled TO their hard fate and continue
faithful laborours in the Cause Of The
People"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21
G1arrlRn,

n Mino', Mr.. D No: ton, Of II b on,
10 Miss Snsannah Whitman, IT the fyruer
place-Mr Daniel Freeman, n Miss Rebrc-
cah Hersey MIR. Samuel Hiloorn, TO Miss
Ann Shaw.