Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-12-14

Ab,tan-s. Cot cr. se h- ,y 4mane
ceilings among men who hsye \ powet 10
aise but no inclination u fed and pa) IN sr.
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MR.. MADISON, and his majority
will soon learn that the hated NAVY
has acquired fresh honors There will
be a shew OF thanks and rewards 70 the
gallant Commodore and his crew, with
a secret pleasure, " hiCh they expressed
in '97 that the trees which aie 10 en-
crease our Navy are sHH growing IN me
forest" ih he whole scheme Of policy
begun by Jefferson and pur suel by Mad
ison is radically hostile 10 q naval rstab-
lishmenl he success Of our Frigales
will, therefore, give them little pleasure
still, as they have brtn achieved in
lavourite war Of their own seeking, thSy
most appear to approve of them--and
will in sincerity, so far as the interest of
Napoean is promoted But as an the
true Jeffers0nIans hate the commercial
part Of this country, quite as much as
they do q Britain, they win not contri-
butte to our security o. power BY build
ing NAVY.
English GALES, WHO publishes the
Cabinet Paper u Washington, has late
~ remarked, that the Officers ol our
Navy ppeaI determined to fight them
selves into .faUor, and he believes they
will succeed. We needed not this con-
fession to satisfy us that the navy has
always teen out Of favour, withMadison
and his back woodsmen.
live could judg- OF mans charac-
ter by his public speeches We should
say that the Hon. David r. Williams
would make an excellent commander
of piiyateer.
The following awful and tremendous threat
is from the fpecch Of Tbzn4sr and Lightning
Williams upon the amy dill
Let MaGiebHeh5 ,llfG RE bin AMI GoHl5 fGr
sthf5F Be ever nsceGry qvosId 5s ore z4aIs bry
fee Mat Re i bHf eeRPOneaf part II fbt Uaisz.
Captain TbE"de'b.h may he afured if Cougrefs
thuud a. any time be 20 unRife and impru
dent as 20 pats law contra 10 the Conili-
tuIion of the United 3 ares that the execution
Of fuch law will be reEfted not only by Maj
tachufe,ts, bur by NOT Of The New England
States, al his threats aud ravings to the con-
trsry notwithstanding
Should the Captain upon the prefumptionJ
that he might be able 10 look down al op-
law Ia Msfachule,ts, undertake 40 eHpedi-
ton 10 New England We woud recommend
that he 1houd axe WI b him CsDerll Nslou,
OF biso1eftiEg memory, Governour HssS ard
coEf,safi.H, and few choice fnirits from Mob
town iuch as bu cher Mummy, &c and
ONE IN The teaion OF dog days, that he may
have The addItioual advantage Of The rel ar
tii1y II He1Vea as without fuch aid, perad-
venture he might not get can IF Connecticut
river before he would be reduce e. 10 more tor
iorn heuaFl9n, than on a former o-csfDn, when
endeavoUing to expref, his JeaRy Bgtys3 to
Great Britain. he found himCe unable % eou-
esi0s OF his own coHss9toaI The hardy yeom.
amy Of New-Englsnd the brave defendants
OF The Heroes of Lexington and Bunkers Hill,
would laugh al the Cap ala with all the ply
heal force he could command fouIh Of Pennlyl-
vaoia, executive of that, which wou be ne
csisary TO Preierve the women and children
from repetition Of the bloody fcenes of 81.
Domingo-We are happy 20 learn. thar this
y the lali iefhon we fhall hear the bawlinFs
and rawlings Of this political ignor4mus in Con-
greis.-He mutt 60 into digajffi refi, sassut,n
where he may rule and reign over llves. for
he never was 6t 10 legi1 ie for freemen
Rbsse Lg.A5 dE4nican.
a Soldier, of col Stranahan's regiment Of mi
lina from Diego county, died a the houfe of
Mr.. Ma'teion 10 thi, town, yeasrday-his
name not learnt He was one If thofe who
voluntarily went againn he enemy and were
Captured On beng paroIed he returned to
our army, and was liberia ed 70 return home.
Obtaining no remuneration for BIZ le-vices, he
was necefiia'ed to $50 for fubGRance on the
pray bur the needy fofdiarg IN ~ rc,l 81