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THE CHRONICLE,
OR
An IggU4L VIEW or H7SToRT PoEH
res e LITERATURE,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
nv JonN E. HALL, late Of Baltimore,
Assisted by several Men OF Letters.

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the Bar or in The Pulpit, IN the closet
o. IL the Fields. Proceedings OF learn
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An Annual History Of Literature, ic-
reign and domes,ic-s. Essays on Mis-
cc:laneous Topics * Poct'cAl illusions
% Statistical Reports.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Just received and FIR sate BY JAMES
KENNEDY, Sen.
The Scottish Adventures or the way to
rise.
Married Life, or Faults on all Sides.
Vivian aud Emile de Coulanges, By
Miss Edgcworth.
Temper or Domestic Scenes, by Mrs
Opie.
The Picture Of Philadelphia, by Doctor
Mease.
Mosheim's Ecclesiastical History abridg'
cd.
Ko,zebue's Exile into Siberia.
The Letters of the late Lord Lyttleton.
The Banks of Wye, Poem by Bloom
field.
Fulle.'s Structure. on Sandemanianisn.
November 9. eo6t
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Five Dollars Reward.

STRAYED or stolen from Gen.
Lees stable in AlexaRdria, on We'd
nesday night, the Goth OF August last
bay Geldlng. tie property OF w alter
Jones Junr Esq about is hands mig"
4or years old, good head aud neck
slim body, a long bushy tail with some
white hairs about the root-ae looks
like colt, but has been broke to the
saddle, is easy in his gaits and has
an airy appearance when mounted
The above reward and all reasonaol'
charges will be paid to any person who
will deliver him to the subscriber II
Alexandria.
Charles Lee.
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SALES AT VENDUE.
On suery Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
At the Yendue Store, corner Of Prince
aud Water streets,
AHa,Isty of Dry Goods, Gro
cerses, sc.
Particulars of which will be expressed
In the bills Of the day.
All kind of goods which are on IL
imitation md the prices of which are
established, can al any time be viewed
and purchased atthe lowest Limitation
and prices.
p. G.. MarHeller.
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PRINTING

NEATLY ExxsvTED At rHSs, Office.
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October IS
Yeaton 6 Conway,

Haze just reserved from New- York,
90 barrels prime Pork
20 do. cargo do.
20 do. prime Beef.
Nv STORE,
10 hhds. first quality Sugar
80 pieces first do. Russia Shooting
10 do. Russia Duck.
Ship Chandlery and Groceries, as usual.
October Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
miscellaneous Selections.

We know not that the following has ever
been in print before. Il il one of those
rare examples Of yirluous fortitude, dis
played in dehsRce Of worldly power,
which ennObles our nature.
Fed Republican,
When PIUs VII issued his bull Of
accommodation against Bonaparte,
The Abbot of the religious order OF La
Trappe, then in Paris, was arrested by
tie tyrsnt on the mere suspicion that he
had caused The same to be published on
The walls Of Notrc Dame and the Pal
ace of the Thuilleries. This venerable
prelate, at the age of eighty years, was
ordered for execution in the curse OF
twelve hours. Previous 10 his death,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
Bras Kettles, GLaG so.
NEHEMIAH CRAM,

no. 2. TITcons's ROW MIDDLE STREET.
HAS jun received and offers for lale, gen.
era adOrtment Of
~. l. GOODS IND GROCERIES,
among which. are the following :-chelts and
boxes of Teas OF hyperion quaity--bales Of
Cotton-Wines-Bra ndy-H Gin Gordias
o. various fins-Currents--Spi
ces e andes Bsuihes-Brooms-SF Oil
--iweet Oii-Tohacco-C Cigars Mulin--ta
bic Sslt-&c hif, an aaorsment Of knives
and forks-delert do-tabls and tea Spoons
Coffee Mills Belows-csnd.e itieks-hies
Pen Knives Observation-Disclosures
Sad lrons-frying Pzns-few Pans-pad
Locks-cheGt Hnges-shoe Knives-Sei1ors
-Fiints-Fea Potts--Lookiug G afe.--
s'eves - by 3 v,d by 0 Window Ciafs-
brais Kettles Of al izes-S hovels and longs
Iron Shovel aforf,d az Of Engdlh Bake
hei'les-rea Kettles, sc
Portland, Nov. 20, 1919. (5n1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
o. Relatlons zylth 4. a &c.

The President, in his message 20 cnngress'
Saws Our affairs with France re'sin me
Dosture which they held Al my last commu'
nications 20 YOU " We we're willing be-
lieve. and we ventured 20 express re opih-
ION. that all we were to know upon the m
nortsnt subject Of our relations With that
government, was NOT contained ~ TINS single
psrspraph. from which we might inter any
Ling o. nothing. but that those relations
would b m de the subject OF another anu
dis,inct communication In this hope Nior
there WIS u FIRST more hope than faIfh m me
sent men we have waited nus lung lot
he disclosures We are sAti-fi' d, howe'e s
that All expectation Of fur her we" ~ o
the arcsna Of our ench concerns - Ssih'
and that if he people SHOULD Obtain any TUT
Their insight into them, they Will not DC M
debted 60 their government for 4. n ere
they TO expect more from the HfSFsPapefS
which s1eak he sentiments and ossess he
confidence Of the government Like my IN.
Gle Toby, who was careful 70 give me W1@"
Oh minute account Of oil his battles, eX-
cep that in which he was wounded ~ ne
YroiH, these stickles tor the rights ~hd non.
, o. az the nation. never fail to le US Know Oh
every British wrong, while ne insults 'nu
injuries Of France, did II depend upon their
disclosures, would remain forever unnollced
snd unknown The reason IS obvious' n
full and fair disc .ure If French Prltidy and
Injustice, might have the same effect upon
th:.r mistress, The people, as too close 10 M
spection Of my uncles wound, would have
hid upon his mistress thu Srfd0tO IL ~1ulu
prove 'hat they arc not the men they would
aap, ar to be, and tina in the midst 81 heir
great professions of zeal Ia he cause 81 n
coun rvs rights and honor, they were prIvy
and conserving % the violation Of both we
are now engaged in war -vowediy wagta
in support Of our CONNER cIaE inns we
AXE ( for granted, he hsI prIn' ipe o. COM
mercial righ for VII Oh We now contend, -
TO be maintained Nj all tire, and agaiHs all
natiuns-or in other words, that we wiz
maintain our commercisl rights - well a.
garnst France as England How then does
il happen that we are al war with thS one
and " peace with the other at the present
momentl WIN, says the & versmenl, pc
cause England Impresses our seamen, tnd
imposes unusual restric, ions upon ouT come
qnerce And what Of France ? Why a. %
3 France the posture of our affairs with herS
remains as usual" NOW what this pos ure
is an hitherto has been remains 10 oe
known. Without being cquanted WITH me
secret wrongs inflicted on tins country oy
the French government, or dwelling upon
the immune able insults which ste has put
upon Us As anatioH, we efer to the following
abstract from the repor, OF the SECRETARY or
: Sla.e, to show how far she has respected our
commercial nights. BY this report IS 10 be
shown that since he treaty of 1900, she has
captured Five Hundred and Sky Ameri :
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
CANCERS.

ID ESPECTFUL notice is hereby given 20 the
IN Public, that the Su5icriber, reiIient 10
PoRTLAED, Me having recently obtained an
appointment from DR.. IosEPH ANpRUs Of
PortfInouth N. for uiisg ne ski he poi
leles in curing the Mazdy called CANCER,
by he fucceisful application Of his celebrated
CANcER PLAsrER; he i ready to execute,
with fidelity asd all practicable facili he
Charge committed "a hiu. And a belief 10
entertained hat the CSses,oEI Ps,lsH VII reads
ghele lines As one affected by frmidable
Di(eale will feel ANXIOUS Of participating ia
the advantages derivable from RsDs!y noted
for IT. ianafive V.rues, pA-,icul'rly TO the
Sou Inward aud Weltward, where its excellence
has been confirmed by long leries 4 eK ,eri
menis and ehablishsd on the hrn BATS OF ss5
H. CrGieaes
Ia the year 500, his Remedy was houored
with h fsn6tien and pa ronsge of he Legi1A.
tu-e Of the state Of New York, ~ an ct en-
titled A. al for tie eiisf 4 ''ets, DavjEs,"
the Inventor aud original Proprietor Ger
titled Copy # which Act. ohtaiRed f. m the
Secre'ary Off e Of bar o;aie in the rnGef
6on of he 81 oicriber TO- her Wi h Ce-.ifi
cate. Of Cures wrought W fad Remedy and
the confidence Of he u &c ioer in he flme s
fuch that, in mott cafes 70, m o; "a aqo,tBs
from he ds,e beow where he Remedy fhall
be properly applied, he viii agree, where il
prove, unava'i,ng, - fee uviH De 'egzIreL
People living aditance, viii he farn,fhed
with the above Kennedy, with fuitabie Direc
tions for IT'S Application
JOSHUA LEAVIrT, PRAcr'R PHYsrc.
Po'fi4Hf, Dee SI2 tD
- For General Remarks on Srbi,yBuy mr.
CaRssy. Certificates of Cures SC fee Hand Bill.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
EbR Seo;litor.. No XCU.

Detsted sport
Tn oSpes IS pleasures to another pain.
" Tat teeas upon fhe so6s and dying shriets
" of hv1tleSS nature, dumb bur YET erazed
I" Uih e!Oquenoe thar agonies inspire
= VI siLei1 rea,s. and hearf Offending stghs"
AIMING the manv gIsring prUUf7 II The
shocking dcpravity Of The heart the love of
fit Id sports holds a distinguished place. 1t
IS difficult to conceive how q spark of hu
NANNY can live IN heart ben, on the chsce
and eagerly waiting the moment that shall
give 20 the fury ofIts pursuers poor harm
less animal spent with fatigue, and expiring
IN agony IT'S true that the poor defence
icts re IS seldom chaced for pleasure in
New England, but still there are objects Of
sport The Pur4uit # wl,ch are equally Grim
inal else why do l hear The yelping Of
bounds IN the forest, or the sound of the
sportsmAn's gun as soon as the glorious lu
minary OF day lights up The bushes Of mt IN
ing IL will be re-d,ly granted that Ills
som tunes proper to destroy the life Of an
mats, but as we cannot restore life, it il
" cked to take il away from the meanest
reptile when their deaths would yield us no
profit. To practice shooting birds for sport
only betrays mesnness of mtnd also nj which
= N'''i'Mlfb hal NOui1 DiuSn ulR
minds may indeed be pleased for while
with fishing and fOwling IN the manner in
which they sre followed for sport, bu a man
Of intellectual capacity, with mind enlar.
ged BY science, or laboring to attain the TEN.
pie Of virtue. 0 lay aside the dignity of his
character and stoop to join aspOrting party
us Illuminating in the last degree.-" The
milk Of human kindness" cannot be expect
ed % flow in breast dead tothe nobIest
feelings OF fallen man, or deafto the calls of
dumb, suffering eloquence, and hence the
humanity If a prcfessed sportsman has be.
come proyerbial, like the temperance Of
tIpler, or the coursge Of coward.
The saying Of Cowper Z" ne'er will en-
ter on my list offriends the man who need
lessly sets loot upon worm, has more pro
priety in it than is first imagined for as he
true test Of character lies in little things, it
may be relied on that the man who treats
with wsnton bsrbarity any of the brute Gre
alton, but that he fears the gallows, would
on slight occasion lift his nlufderUus hand
against has fellow being.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
Sriginal laorrp.
TO THE NINE MUSES..

TO THE NINE MUSES..
YE Nine hacknied girl, who 70 oft meet
with prsrfe,.
Who TO every rude pahenger deigns to Re kind
Youie p'eaied no doubt wirh thoie fweet
isA defpf,
Thoie love breathing POUNDS of rapture re6nd
Hfome coaxiny fool wi b no mind, but two
faces,
To win tome fmall favour have caIFd you be
bgGe;
You need not be proud for " tie soas sfiBe
g,aee5|
Have pain ed you all rather Ioole in the Waite
For Colin meier writes to his Cloe fen
lance
BUT to You he fril kneels aud impIore. your
kind aid
And then in rough metre" he fwears his
repentance,
And again, by your arts he feduees the Maid.
4 So as for your oir'sf. tits trafh juf to cheat
with
You know know-and the world knows
It too,
Thar you give your(elves up to each (tliozO
you mee' sith;
Firlf il him then laugh that he thought you
was true
Farewell triple trinod, Adieuy nine Mu
les--
ak not your favour, theirs others as good
1e er will he j ted, por hear your abuie'
I've found TENTH MUSE who is good flefh
and blood"
CYPRIAN,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
CYPRIAN,

AN OLD EPIGRAM.
Of Generals don't tell me Of YOKE and such
boys,
Nor Of HOWE tho mral not their lsurels to
tain,
The General I'm sure that will make the
most noise,
If the war should 60 on--is CEsERAL
COMPLAINT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
NOTICE..

DAvID DANA. respectfully informs his
- f. EMS and the public IN general. thai he
Ia rec commenced bufnefs IN M'LelLaHs nezV
B'ist BuIilrqg, lnear where he formerly kePD
aud ffr-s to- iae genera aformen, of
net ndia G1oA5 Q GIsceTieJ,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21

the day of repentance, not their legiu-
mate sovereign, but al excommunica-
ted sinner the wiliui enemy Of his
God, as well as Of his fellow beings.
Hear voice from the grave Re.
pent if you will be saved Repulse
those fiatterers who only remind you
of your power--a power to destroy
which you share in common with the
beast Of the Forest while, like them, !
again repeat, YOU cannot give lie TO a
worm, or verdUre to a weed.
You have NV forgiveness, and my
ardent prayer for your conversion-I
hasten TO your Cod, and to my God -
Oh I! pray and repent, and you may yet
be saved
THE POPE.
The Pope has been confled by the En-.
peror's order, because he would not sccede
to certain proposi,ions-A cardinal was re
Gently sent to renew The propositions snC
10 require a definite answer. HIS holiness
in peremptory tone refuses 20 accede.
was limited that n on cOmDliaace might en-
danger his life. The reply WAS WORTHY
a Christian and savored li,ileof the spiii
and firmness If the ancient Martyrs. III,
who fears God, /" said the pc, need moi
dread such being as Bonaps'te +; snG SIS Il
worldly hopes, while live on fifteen certs
day, rather than accept pension from Ma
poIesn, death cannot deprive me Of much
Boston Reperto,y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21

can Vess-ls
OF hose she has condemned 144
Burnt IL
Robbed and plundered "A
Sold 80
Scuttled al sea
Sunk 3-234
Sequestered 80
Con6scsted
Of the remainder, fate unknown 163
Recaptuied 50
Lost A
Converted into privsteer
Partially released, acquitted, re.
stored or COMPROMISED 4l-52G
Total $50
This Is the happy posture Of our sfairs
with France" 50 far as this branch of our
commercial rights extends and this IS the
nation with whom we are in bonds OF peace
and good fellowship, while at war with En-
gland, because in the struggle to support
her own rights, she sometimes incommOde1
us in he enjoyment Of ours.
word more upon This disgusting sub.
jecf. The President IN his message adds
" Notwithstanding The authorised expectations of
an early as zre.I as favorable 10 The GGscgs
Si0rs on foot these have been proc estimated 70
the LATEST hour. NV hat information do we de-
rive from this declaration J What are the
discussions on foot On this point the
President has given neIlher his congress
nor his people the least information. l. /.
10 term an alliance ofeAsiue and dg1eHsiye,
with secre understanding NOT 10 lay DOM
arms mil Canada and fhe FlsYidas ara
conquered, ana Napoledr master Of the ocean
as zsell as Of the lsnd q o. is IL, 10 compen-
, SAFE Us tor The immense loss ve have sus.
tanned, BY the pIundering, burning and SILK
ing Of our proLett, upon the hsgh seas, and
its seizure, confscation and c inversion, ia
her own ports and IL those Of her depend
ants Is IL formally 70 acknowledge, thar
we are " 4 natIOn without honor and With.
out principle - or is il TO wIpe off the foul
aspers Ion, by requiring prompt and unqusl-
fled acknow ledgemenI of its fallscy Let 80
have ltghr.-Ale@ G4z
The nominations oi Gov. Harrison, Col.
Boyd and Gen. Chandler, Lac Sheriff Of
Kennebec County, IS Brigsdier Generals I'D
the Standing Army. have been confirmed BY
the Senate OF the u ;.
EXECUTION.-On the 10 b inst. was ex-
ecuied in Dos on for piracy, ursusnt % he
sentence Of the Circuit Courl, Samuel TIL.
key. formerly maze Of the Scboonef Geo re
w .shington. The other offender, 9oIE
Dalton, who was under sentence Of death
was led 20 The piece OF Execution and the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21

The nominations Of Gov. Harrison, Col.
Boyd and Gen Chandler, lac Sheriff Of
Kennebec County, As Brigsdier Generals in
the Standing Army. have been confirmed BY
the Senate Of the II :.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-14
NETWORK, October 10.
FROM LISBON.

A gentleman of one of the most re-
spectacle mercantile houses in this city,
TO whom we have often been indebted
for al ,icics of Intelligence from Spain
and Portugal, has this day obliged us
with Lisbon papers to the 3lst of Au-
gust inclusive, from which the following
important dispatches are translated.
T Translated for The Neg York EVening
Post.
LISBON, August 81.
Extract of three Dispatches from his
Excellercy the marshal general Mar.
gus dc Torres Vedras, Q.ord Wei
lington) addressed to MS eXccllency
Dan Miguel Pereira ForIoz-
Head Quarters at Madrid, l5h .dugxst.
1912.
Having found that marshal Marmont's
army WAS continuing its retreat towards
Burvos, and in such state that it could
not for some time enter upon active o.
perations, | determined to endeavor to
force the king to general &C: Oh Or else
to abandon Madrid
In consequence left Cuellar on the
9th instant. On The 7th we entered Sc
govia, and on the Gin Santo Ildefonso,
where halted one day in order to give
time to the right Of the army to ad.
vance.
The enemy did not oppose the pas.
sage of our troops through the noun
tains, and brigadier D'Urban with the
Portuguese cavalry, tire LIST light batta-
lion OF the kings German legion, and
captain M'Don.ld's COMPANY of flylng
artillery hid on The 9th passed the Pu
erto de Guadarrama on the morning
of the lltn he left the vicinity of Galpa
gar, and advancing supported by the
heavy cavalry of the Kings German
Legion. Obliged the French cavalry, near
two thousand in number, to fall back
from FORE Lodones, ond took position
at Ma Alahodaa with the Portuguese Ca
valry, aud captain Nj Donald's compa-
Nv of flying artillery, and cavalry and
inlaatry of the German legion at Las
Rosas, which is distant from the former
place nearly three quarters Of mile.
The encmy's cavalry which in tho
morning had been compelled to fall back
and had done so in the direction of Ma.
,alcsrnero, turned at Eve o'clock in the
afternoon, and brigadier Durham, hav-
ing formed the. Portuguese cavalry in
front Of Msjalahonda, supported by the
fying artil: e~y, ordered the cavalry to
charge tie advanced squadrons of the
enemy, which appeared to be TOO much
advanced to be sustained BY the main
body Of their force the Portuguese Ca
valry advanced, but turned before it had
reached the enemy they then formed
junction with the German heavy dra-
goons. who were formed between that
place and Las Rosas, who charged the
enemy, and though under many disad.
vantages, put stop to their further pro-
gress; but ! regret TO add that on this
occasion they suffered considerably, and
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-14
POETS CORNER.
FROM ELFIN ECLOGUES.
BIZ L. TowNsHKND, ESQ.

BIZ j. lOWNSHkNDi ESS'
Seemed blooming rvitd--Iims, night.
KING.
Now the lazy bat winged night
Creeps along in limping plight,
And the star-enlightened green
Briehtens in its dswy sheen.
Coaae, my spirits, light and gay,
Wake the fairy roundelay.
QUEEN.
Der the cups of Harsbell's blue
Draining drops Of pearly dew;
Round the Roses damask lead
Swift we bound with froiic tread.
Der tn unbcnding tender blade
Lightly trip each elhn maid
Round the honeysuckle sweet
Brisk we go Oh n,n:ble feet;
Waking there the glatton bee
As we wander merrily.
O'er the sheety lake we SO
Jewellers with unwet toe.
oBERoN.
Hush the timbrel and the lutte,
Fairy voices now be mute;
Where yon breathing RISES twlne
With the mellow eglanune,
Creeping round the myrtle shed,
Lo. Nyn,ph inclines her head.
QUEEN.
Hence away, my fairy ring,
Thousand glow-worms hlther bring
Hang them round Oh every flower,
Gaily light this little bower.
Come now gentle elves, and peep,
Sunk she lies in baimy sleep. 9
KING.
Linnets piping in SOFT lay,
Tricky crowd this flo~'ry spray.
Rcd-breast come with liquid throat
Trill in dreams Thy little note,
And bove all sweet Philomel
In this flower-inwoven cell,
IN thy most enchanting lay
Sing the lingering night away.
QUEEN.
Three times round tnis virgin TAR
Trip my elves with silent care.
Deck the daisy crowned head,
MYRTLE dews arosnd her shed.
Strew the vivid blossoms gay,
P,ifered from the lap Of May.
Thus as circiing rouad go,
Now the guarding spell l throw.
KING.
Come, my elves, our watch let's close,
And betake to days reposs.
Here within these buds We'll creep,
Soft to rest in fragrant sleep,
Till the Moon with gentle ray,
Wake us 10 our pastlmes gay.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-14
WINES, TEAS, &c.


6 Pipes old London P. Madeira
II do. Sicily Madeira :,
10 do Lisbon ,.s
pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry :
50 quarter casks Malaga
Is cases Claret
40 chests gunpowder, imperial and
younghyson Teas, OF very supe-
rior quality,
40 puncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum,
10 do. northern DO.
80 hhds aIolasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
$500 pounds bright Madden,
40 pounds Nutmegs,
70 3ags Pepper and Plmento,
90 kegs race and gound Ginger,
SO bales Upland Gu ON, nice quality,
700 pounds Bengal * Spanish Indigo,
80 5oxe, L, 1c,i and dipt Candies,
40 do. No. 3 Chocolate,
100 do, Pipes, containing 3 gross each,
500 reams writing and wrapping Paper,
200 sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
60 nhds, II. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
With general assortment OF other
GROCERIES,
Far SAFE RT
Bryan Hampson & CO.
Aupust IS