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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29
Mr.. Macon,
Mr.. Brown,
Mr.. Sewer,
Mr.. Wright.
Mr.. Tallmadge.
( Mr.. Sammons,
Mr.. Butler,
Mr.. M. Clay

z. The Family Mourners.
3. The President of the United States.
8 The Sergeant alarms of the Senate of
the United States.
}. The Senate of the United State. as Chief
Mourners, preceded by their President
pro. tenn. and Secretary.
10. The Sergeant-at-Arms Of the House of
Representatives.
Il. The House of Representatives Of the u.
S:ates,preced by their Speaker and Clerk.
2. The Heads of Departments.
. 3. The Officers of Government.
! s ,C,tizens and Strangers.
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ORDER OF PROCESSION
FOR THE


Txnerai,oC the honorable GEORGE CLINTON,
LATE
ICE-PRESIDENI Of Me T.. STATES.
The Committee of Arrangements willsat-
end at Mr.. O'Neal's, the late residence OF
ne deceased, this day at 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
A detachment of cavalry from the district
u Columbia, will assemble there at the same
2 ime.
A, half past . O'Clock p. NJ. the corpse
- the Vice-President will be removed from
}fr. O'NeaPs TO the Capitol, in charge of
,e committee of arrangements, escorted ny
she cavalry.
On their arrival at the Capitol, the corpse
lgll be taken from the hearse and deposited
. "a the Capitol until a o'clock.
AT a o'clock the Procession will move in
fhe following order
/. The Cavalry.
2. The Marine Corps.
g. The ChapIains to both Houses of Congress
f. The Physicians who attended the deceased
S. PAIL 9EARERs.
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cHILIcoTHE, April 4

We learn that Capt. Man4ry, of the Ran
gers, has received orders 10 march on Mon
day week to Urbanna, in Champaign county,
where he is to be met by Governor Megs,
who will after proper examination, give the
necessary orders and directions fos the pro-
lection of our frontier. Already the compA-
ny is made up, and from the GOODNESS and ex
perience of the captain, much good will
doubtless result 20 those Inhabitants, who,
from tbeir situation, ave most exposed 10
hostile incursions from the Indians.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29
.MILIE.iRY BILL.

An additional Bill has been passed, author
sing the President to cause to be enlisted for
ne term Of eighteen months. such part OF
he light dragons, artillery and infantry, au-
.,orised by the aforementioned act, as he
nay deem expedient Provided the whole
,umber SO enlisted shall not exceed $4,000.
.'nis is evidently into nded to expediate. rath
- tnan relax, defensive operations |; as many
scn would Immediately enlist for eighteen
c.onths, who would not enter for five years.
--As it now stands, $4,000 are to be enlisted
Sor eighteen months If the President shall
eem j, expedient, and 10000 for five years.
The Pozoder Mills at Bellvive are in full
operation, and the proprietors warrant the
j,owder to be equal to English or any made in
I MS country. 1t is probable there will soon
a demand for all they can furnish for the
British to smell oc-T. r. american.
We understand that General orders are is
ued by His Excellency the Commander in
chief, for drafting ten thousand militia of the
State Of Massachusetts being this States
r,uot. Of the one hunnred thousand ordered to
be held in readiness by the Congress of the
I United States.-7he Yankee.
I'm american Fyga.e and her crew.
The United States is commanded 5y Com.
DECATUR, who is but thirty-three years of
ge, and has crew, which he has been abou;
wo years in training, every man of which
excepting an older seaman who saved hs
lie at Tripoli) is younger than himself, and
alive American citizens, and one third of
hich have been from two to six years OIL
ooard of British men Of war. Such vessel
| sill not disgrace her flag.--.T Y. Columbian.
Ninety pieces of artillery have been receiy-
| d at New-York for the defence Of the city.
WILLIAM SAMPSON, Esq. the prosecuted
rish patriot, has been admitted in the Cir.
cui, Court OF the United States, to the rigs,
OF citizenship, and The degree of Council OF
.ha. Court.
In consequence of the present anticipated
mbargo 10000 barrels Of -four we're shipped
rom Philadelphia !, the four first days of
mis- month--3v, 900 from Alexandra, and, as
noticed in our last, ~, 800 from Baltimore
from the three ports nearly ninety-thoussnd
| oarrels.--Bah. Reg.
The Democratic Press states that WN.
IoxEs, Esq. declines accepting the appoint.
pent of Commissary. General Of the United
States.--ibid.
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Dk. ELLING.HOUSF.,

For sale, on Uery moderase terms, for cash.
rTHE snbscrbef offers for sale, his new
and convenient Dwelling House, and Lot of
LAID, very pleasantly situated, fronting Barney and
Vernon streets, afiording beautiful and extensive
view OF the harbour, river, islands, &c.
For terms, apply TO WILLIAM w. VERNON.
March
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Newport independent Volunteers.
HE Members of this Company are hereby warn.
ed to meet at the State-touse, on Thurs
day Evening, precisely at halipast O'Clock, WIN
guns and accoutrements. d MELVILLE,
Newport, april %, 1912. Lieut. Command.ns
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29
BY ALfIL.

BY the arrival 1T Balumore of The schr. In
dependence, Belts, from Laguira, We learn
that Caracas, Laguira, and the adjacent vii
lagos, were destroyed in great measure by
an Earthquake. $500 in Laguira, and about
10000 in Caracas, ars said 10 have perished
in the ruins. One American alone fell o VIC
tim to The catastrophe, Mr. VIM. Cromwell,
of n York. The first and seyerest shock at
Laguira,&c. was felt at 4, p. NJ. on the o6ih
day Of March four shocks were felt on the
nigh, following, but not sufficiently severe to
do any damage. On the 9th all the survivors
were employed in digging the dead from un-
der the ruins, from whence they were put IN
lighters, carried outside of the shipping, and
thrown into the sea. On The 2Slh OF March
the sea was so rough, that they desisted, buii,
a large FIRE near the wharf, and burnt loriy Al
time in one fire On the 29th the stencil
was so great, that they had TO desist from
digging up any more from under the ruins.
The survivors pitched their tents on the plains
Of Magetaro. On the 4ti OF April there was
another very heavy shock, that caused ,he
Acssels TO tremble as II on a ridge OF rocks,
and from the schr. Independence the noun
tains were seen moving like ships in heav,
sea, and large pieces scaling of them. As the
Independence sailed at half past $, P. NJ. the
damage by the last shok was not known.
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EVANSVILLE, (Ohio) April s

Recruiting g.--Goyernor MEIos has receiv-
ed orders from the President Of the United
States 10 raise tqveiUe hundred volunteers, TO
marce Immediately 10 Detroit, for The proiec-
ton OF our frontiers.
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Bonnet s. Ianey Goods Store.
BERNARD HILL, Jun.

1T MN NINL TIIt-Is, JUL.
nFFRRS for sale, at his Store in Thames street,
" (flrs door north Of Job Shearman,) an elegant
assortment Of Ladies' fashionable, fine and superne
Dunstahle n PT.S and B0.N.NETS, from 81 to 81.
.iss, white AID eosred Satin, Satin Braid, and op.
en work Of u,e most approved fashions from Bos-
ton, N,w-yotk and Philadelphia. Likespise, few
dozen Misses and Childrens' Bonnsts variety of
rtfcia WIcsths and Flowers; Ribbons Laces |.
Lace Wells Lace Armlets &c. &c with variety
of other artcles too numerous TO men'ion--all OF
which will be dispose of as low can be purchas-
ed in this town
b BoNNETS furnished by the box. for expor-
tation. at the shortest notice April %.
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A meeting of the Tammany Socie
will be held on Thursday evening, May 7;h, at u,
schooiiiouse of Br. L. Trevett, precisely At the
ing down of the sun.
BY order, BERNARD HILL, jun. Secretary
April 90
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Salcs at Auctlan.
A Great Bargain.

To be sold at Public Auction,
On THURSDAY, May T, 1912, at IL o'cM
n. M. on The PREMISES, il Jair, If nor, IN
first Jair day ej7er, u nor hreviousiy sch
al hriUafe safe,
r HAT valuable ESTATE occupiet
i as a fAcToRY, situated at the north end
Newport The lot measures about three quarters cs
an acrc.-The building measuring one hundred unc
eighty feet in length and thirty feet or thereabou,
IN breadth-tlree stories high; building attached
the north eide calculated for dye room, and Larry
corpting room in excellent order.--On said Fact,,
Is cupalo, with an excellent bell, which is hear
at the extreme part Of the town.-In the yard is
large two-stoiy store, blacksmith's and jone, /.
shop, and other out buildings, all in the best ordor
and enclosed by fence with is mostly new also !.
excellent we'll o. wafer in the yard, which has late
been bored down great depth, and affords sbu
dance OF water. There about thirty spring sh.
tes and hand looms in said Factory. many of thes
of the latest and most approved European plan
Huinber OF wheels, spools, shtrtles, &C. &c a lare
warpng mill, and IN the upper story a number o
weels for spinning flax, &c.--This building and sit,
ton inferior to none in The United States for CARY
ing on the cotton ,woolen and linen spinning and AZ
ing, by steam wofks--The expense Of thirty.fiv,
or forty hundred dollars would procure an engine
sufficient force 10 Move FIVE thousand spindlcs al
all its machinery IA paper-m and two pair of NIL
stones the gain Of the latter annually will pay t
expense OF fnel and attendance on the engine, ~.
suf'iciest quantity of water can, at a tri1lng r.
pense, be obtained from different sources-Ti
great advantages Of an Engine over the water wors
has been expressed by pevson who has worked
the several Factories in Europe carried by Stca.
engines To prove the utility of steam works, mar
Factories that were carried by water in Europe bas,
been destroyed, and Engines erected in their stea,
This Factory being Sc town, labourers can l..
obtained Sor oneNhird the wages paid in he coun,r
Factories; transportation of goods to and from tb.
Cotton Factory at about one -hundredth part apr
always ready sale II the Factory for all kinds .
goods made Of fax, such a twine, lines, tow-cloI
&c.-The plesszntness Of its situation needs no de-
cription, having full view of the town, harbour &c
If not purchased for Factory, il would be ;
great bargain TO be occupied o,hsrways particular
for Industrious carpenters, to divide into dwelling
lit has been got in a considerable forwarSness for
Factory, but the inability Of the present proprietor
(Scing only two) prevents their completing it,
For tcfns, which will be liberal, apply to
JAMES PERRY, or
April 13 STEPHEN DrDI0s
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TO LET,

A ND possession given immediately--the large
"A md elegant brick House, in Portsmouth, stsnf.
ing on the Turnpike Road, leading to Bristol Ferry
calculated for pubIick house, which ~l be let OF
very reasonable terms Inquire Of ABRAHAM
BARKER, Newport, or ISAAC FISH, Providence.
March u
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NEw-oRLEANs, March S,

We are informed from a respectable source
that Gen. w. Hampton has received orders
to hold himself in readiness TO take posses.
sion of Mobile in case any more troops are
landed there and any foreign troops are
landed in Pensacola, To drive them from,
thence and display the American Flag on the
ramports.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29

Immediately after the annunclation OF the
ooye melancholy event, both Houses of Con-
,ress adjourned. They meet tomorrow morn
ag earlier than usual TO receive the report of
leir joint committee and authorise the ne
+ ssary arrangements for the funeral obssguies.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29
Notice..

A LII persons ha7ing any demands against the Es-
"A tate Of TIMOTHY BORsFIELD, late of the
issnd Of Nantucket, Tinplate worker, deceased, will
present them for payment 10 SARAH HOK5PikiD,
Administrators, or JOSIAH BARKER, Adminls1a'
Tor to said Estate, resident at Nantucket
April 4.
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TO LET.

(And immediate possession given.)
The very cCmmodious house AZ,
tavern, standing on the Rhode-Island Tur
pike ESQ called) in Portsmouth, with the out hous
and garden adjoining. The occupant OF the preh
will be the tollga,herer for the Turnpike Comp
ny and will probably keep the Post.offce. For fur
ther conditions. apply to burlington Anthony. ESQ
near the place, or TO The subscriber at Bristol
ID. A LEONARD.
Bristol April o. 1912 ls
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From La Plata We learn that the Buenos
Ayrean General attacked and defeated party
OF the Portuguese 1oops that had marched
from Brazil for the relief Of Montevideo, as
they were crossing the country. IN conse-
quence of which renewal or hosjilities be-
tween Buenos Ayres and Monte Video was
expected.-Baltimore Register.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29

To he Le. al Pubic Auction,
On FRIDAY, May Is, az ] I o'clock.
THAT wcll-kpown House, situated on the poir,
known by the name Of the Malbone house ,nov
in the occupation Of James Law,on. There is a.
tached to the House q large yard and garden, viii
every suitable convenience. April 20
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Boat Found.

DICKED up adrft IN this harbour, on the evening
OF the sd inst ships Long Boat, about l3
feet keel and slx feet beam The owner may have
her by application To the subscriber Fort W0lcott,
after paying for the troubie Of securing her.
ROSWELL HILL.
Fort Holcott, Ka-bor cT .Newbor,,(
.9b,ql 25ih 1872
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Washsngson- City, Anrl 2l, 1912.

It is with feelings of unmixed vener alton for
ie character of the Revolutionary Hero, the
seIriot and Statesman, combined in one, that
, announce that the venerable G EORGE
+. LINTON is NO MORE. He expired
bout nine o'clock yesterday morning, at his
lging in this city, after an illness of about
,nr weeks continuance.
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Wick6yd Hotel.

THE subscriber bcgs leave TO inform the public
Il that hc has taken the stand lately occupied by
WM. PEARcE, for the purpose of accommodating
those Ladies and Gentlemen, who may please tc fa-
him with their company.
NATHAN GARDNER.
n. h. Good accommodations for eight or ten pri.
Yair boz itd.rs
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To LET.

THE House next north Of the subscriber
residence, Brosd-strest--and possession given
the 17th Of next month
Mar. 25 THOMAS e.. PITMAN.
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To be ih
A convenient shop, No. l24. direct
opposite the house Of Col. JAMES PsRwY. Fo
terms, applyto NATiL. HAZARD
April %.
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Real EState-For Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale his es-
i tate in Broad street, consisting Of two houses
completely finished and in good repair, with the
land under and attached TO the same.
For further particulars inquire of
N,-ch IS. THO. HUDSON, jr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29

Accounts from St. Louis, U.ouisiana Ter
ritory,) to the list ut. speak OF continued
hostile movements amongst the Indian ,,ibes,
BY The two following paragraphs, from the
Louisiana Gazette of that date, we find that
the law, passed at the present session, for
raising six companies oil mounted Rangers,
has been already executed to valuable pur-
poses:
The new company of rangers now doing
duty in the distinct OF ST. Charles, are perhaps,
as fine body OF hardy woodsmen as ever took
the field They cover, by constant and rapid
movement, that tract of country from Salt
river on the Mississippi to the Missouri near
Loutrc.
" The company of rangers raised In the
Illinois, under he command OF capt White
sides, have marched to the most exposed sec
tion of their frontier: report says that they arc
as tine company as ever trod the tented
fed."--ib,d.
Yesterday afternoon, (says the Mercantile
Advertiser, of April l5,) between 8 and 4
o'clock, the United States frigate. President,
Com. Rodgers, and Essex, sailed from this
port on a cruise. When the frigates got op-
posi,e Castle Williams, they fired from to
~ pound shots at the Castle, for the pur-
pose of trying its strength, which we are happy
to state was found ball proof, and more than
answer their sanguinc expectations. Three
balls were fred Into one Of the embrazures,
which did little other damage, than shatter-
ing the gun carriage. One "a pound shot
struck the wall of the castle, little above
the second tier of guns and made an inden-
ton on he stone OF nearly inches, without
dehcing IL in any other manner. The frigates
then proceeded of their course, and in the
evening came TO anchor at the watering place.
Staten Isand.-We understand that the COM
modore will try similar experiment on Fort
Richmond. when ne passes the Norrows
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ValHa6le Lets Of Lana.
EON SALL-;To lots o. LAND,
L situated at the sou,heriy part Of the tosnilea-
suring eson $50 by 90 feet, late the properly OF T..
LisHk AsTBoST, deaccsscd-said Lots arc weil
ca,cukted for building ether Improvement. For
terms and other particulars, apply TO TnonAs
GARpSHR, in Kingstown, or HEraY MOORE
in Newport. Narcb 70.
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FOR .SHLL,
THAT pleasant situation, No. g. Prospect-fIill.
L Por further particulars, inquire on the pre-
mlses THOMAS HUDSON.
Newport, April IL, 1912.
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Wants a SITUATION,
"A Young Man from the country, who wishes 10
pngage to attend in store, or to learn a trade In
quire at this Office. April az.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-03
EXHIBITION.

Mr. POTTER, the venrilooui(l and
Comedian, RESPECTFULLY informs tEe La
oies ana Gentlemen Of Portland, that he in
tends eAhicitng for the fourth and Ian time
snt one, 10 this Town. ar Haioa EIA THIS
= hNlNG, A1oadey. F.6,ua,y 8, 1872
he viii commence the exhibition by offer
rag upwards OF one hundred curious bur m.C-
ferrous experiments. To be followed with
me powers of Ventriloquim and Conveyance
OF iounds-sfter which will be offered mum
Der OF Eec"aiions and Soogs. To conclude
with a HornPipe, by MIR 7.
tickets may be had at the Gazette Office
o. NT Gutter, and at lhe place Of performance
Ladies or Gentlemen deGrou. Of hav;ny
ieAt' FeleTved for them, are reqnefed to fend
timely no'Ice. Performance 10 commerce 2,
Z O'Clock For further particulars lee she
Bills of the Gay.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-03

mere. -srtsi1 rrc.1tfN ~ a.s
chance of Iooscr.ng the brick "ad NOR
tswor The walls II Qurbc ! viii yup
rlsqur the destruction olour republican
institutions, your constitution i'selt, Tor
tic chance Of putting on Aaron Barr at
the head Of your army ?-Will you
Jose vour certain and profitable com
ngrce altogether, for the mere hope Of
trifinr chance in our commercial re
IaliUng, after a seven years war I WIN
you (as you invariably Wust ~ case Oh
a war with England offer yourselves
no the tender meroirs Of the spar of
: TIE Gallo Cock
/ do not believe, that there is an hon
est, sober, unprcjudiced, thoughtful
man in the union VINO viii fully weigh
the certain evils and possible ruin con-
scuuen, on the measures now pursued
lv Congress- with the insignificant adj
vlntagcs, attendant on tie creates; sue
cess thai Can be hoped who viii not
turn with horror from he ooatempla-
ton OF those measures. he enthu-
sissm aud patriotic ardor" as It IS cal
"a BY somg, excited by cunning and
misrepresentation and lies, must soon
subside. The people must and viii
soon see, that, Vi the two bcllisercnts,
we have more cause of war with France
than with England; and that, while we
slumber over the wrongs, the insults
the rObberies of France, We arc going
20 war with nation whose interest Is
ours, for the obtainment of what war
viii not give Us, but prevent our having,
and which, obtained, IS not worth the
hundredlh part of the price ofblood
and money it will cost.
Congress it is said by some, have
gone so far that they cannot retreat =
know they will retreat, of their own
accord, or the people will compel them
TO " retrace their steps"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-03
SarrleG,

~ Paris, (Me.) oy the Rev James Hoop
er, Mr.. Lemu-l Jackson, 5 /, 10 Miss Nancy
Foster.--In Township No. ), by Eenaisl
Hanson, Esq. Mr.. Oliver ColbJ.B, 10 the
amIable Miss Polly Becker.
in Wobnrn, Mr.. Thomas b Coolidge, oil
HaIlowell, TO Miss Cisrisss Baldwin, dsugh
ter OF The late Hon. LoSmnh BALDWIN.
la Chatham county, few days ago, MIR
JOS. HAman, Of Pittsborough, VINO had
been di,c1nsoi4te wid1wrr almost two
months, 10 lie amisble Miss EHzsbetl
Mood, alter a very ardent cUurtshrp for i
length u lime TOO tsaIUus 10 rneElIuu.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-03
Gatftte 5bip .GftUs.
PORT or PORTZdND-lsIo
TUESDAY, IAN. a8.

TUESDAY, JAN. a8.
Arrived feb. Auguita, Joleph Sticknrv,
matter, 10 70 days from Gottenburr, for
Bolton; having lot her foremaR, and in
other retPeets is difret1ed condition, put
in here for repairs.
The following is her liz Of vefrrls left On
the nth Nov.
ship Venus, Caldwell, of and for Bottom
70 IS days; fhip lbs, Hilhard, Of and for
Bolton II 3 days brig Horizon, Cum
mIngs, OF Newburyport, for Bottom in X
days; fhiP Century, Finley, If Alexandra.
uncertain; ihp Ala, Ormlbee, of Provi
oence, uncertain; Gangs, Carduer, Of
and ter Philadelphia in days; Adriana,
Aorahams, of Baltimore, for Copenhagen,
nIh wind brig Edward, O'Brien, Of
Newburyport, for the Baltic, frft wind ;
Cato, Glrdler, of Marblehead for the Bal
TIC hrit wind /; feb. Pilot. Goover, Of Bal.
timore' for the Baltic, firff wind brig o.
rental, Patten. Of Marbehead, failed for
the Baltic on the 18th of October.
On the Iath January, was paned in lat.
or AZ N. and Ion. GO Wea, the wreck
OF the Hoop Nancy Of Machias, fun Of va.
ter' matches off, and part Of the deck rip'd
up, ia'iS blown 70 pieces, fpars ftanding
OUT inc matt unaeped. No perfon
| On board.
| On the 7sth fpoke feb. Rhoda, captair
Dnnkwater from St. Bartholomew who
politely hove out his own boat and fun
piled US with provifions.
a violent gale from the Sc. occurred il
the Baltic about the 9th Nov. which en-
hre,ly dlfPerfed the Fleet coming down
and feveral vefTtls were difnafed.
Jan. 20. arrived fchr. AuguRa. sticknev
y day. from Gortenburg, for Bofton--2e h
ichr. Capdn, Dfinkwa,er, from Ea(ioort--
3oth ichr. Anton, Poor, from RAPPORT belong
ing TO Newburyport Feb. }, arrived bri,
Alfred, Stout, from Hav4nna-brig NAUTILUS
Denaiion from Oronvke,
Saturday, Feb. /, failed from this Dor, fo
tue wen Indies brig Fame, Capt stackpole
prig D''igence, Jelhfon, and brig Gator
! Win1ow
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-03
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ittt'e volume is deeply intereitiug and impor.
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places of eeucauos price 6y4 cts. a ufefnl
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