davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
March 26.

TO Joseph Graves, George Winston. John
Winston, Patsey Winston, Polly Winston.
betsey Winston, George Winston, Samuel Win.
ston and Peggy Winston, children of ANTHONY
NN- E'1la Winston, Polly Winston, saliy
William Winston, children of Nathaniel yv;nS
ston, Pleasant Winston, Samuel Chiles, Tarl-
ton W. Clles Nancy his wife, John Coleman
and Lucy his wife, George HARDWOOD. Norman+
Oicken and Martha his wife, Stephen HALEY and
S sat ms wife, John Winston and Elizabeth
Winston by John Hunnicutt their o1,ar,j;or ~.
pleased to take notice that on the second do,,
OF April next, shall proceed at the house of
joseph Terrell in the county ofCaroIine, to take
the dispositions of Jonathan Terrell and El;za-
beth Terrell to be read in evidence in suit de-
pending IN the Superior Court of Chancery for
the Richmond district-wherein T ann co,,yy,i iU.
nant and you are defendant.
March 18th, 1912. toI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
BLTIMoRE, March 81.
BRITISH DISP ATCH Bolt.

The British Setch Cleaner has returned
tn ibis country--in ~Aas passage, or whence
she last sailed, we have not learned She
arrived al Annapolis on Thursday evening !;
messenger landed from her, and proceed
I'll to Washington.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
NEX.yoRK LEnEsI.Arupr.

| The Bdatof i'psrica BH-,ye are informed
passed the Assembly on Saturday cYenin- last
| by majority of -. The aiiedred .l:cmp,I
| Mt bribery, it IS stated. originated with the c
nemies OF the Rank, and produced an inc>eas-
| cd majority in It's favor The hill is expected.
| as public rumor also informs us, 10 pass the Sc
nate sni become a law. The Assembly passed
note nnaRim2ariy aXculpating every member
Who voted for -. biliflom any.suSp;ciOr of bril-
perry or corriiDiion---a vote, says one Of she war
NEST opponents ofthe application, highly honor.
able to the House, the applicants 70, the bill
and the State in general.-And IT is hoped, BY
eve.y friend to commerce and prosperity ofths
important capital, that the ultimate decision on
this interesting question will BE- made on the
sole ground of It's intrinsic merits, rninfluen-
ced by the jealousy OF a sister state or the in
trigues ola fnancer general. 7, is supposed
the proceedings ofthe assembly in secret SEES
sion will be published Columbian.
The BANE OF AMERICA, with a capital
OF sic millions, has passed the house of re
representatives. Of New York Vas 81, .Nays
45. Gratuity to the state from this bank is
as follows:
100000 dollars in four eqaal. annual in
stalments, for the Benefit fcpm non scNoois.
100000 dollars Internationally, al the end
OF ten years, for the improvement of roads
and navigation
100000 dollars at the end cf nincteen
years, for the encouragement of literature.
A loan of 100000 dollars. at FIVE per
cent.
~ loan of 100000 dollars, at six per
cent. -
Commodore Bainbrige is appointed 'sn-
perintendant of the navy yard in Charles
town, Mass.
DIED-On the 5th day OF February last, at
Milledgeville, Georgia, Mr.. JOHN BECKHAM
MINOR, aged 81 years, after long and painful
sickness, which he suffered with great forth
tude. He has left a worthy young widow and
five young children to lament the irreparabe
loss of their best friend
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

NIRGINIA At a Superior Court of
Chancery, holden at the Capitol, in the CT
y of Richmond, the 9th day of February, 1872
Gideon Spencer, and the same Gideon Spencer
admir-. Of Catharine his late wife, which Ca
tharine was sister Of Pittman Clements,
P2tE
Against
Laurence Muse, executor of Thomas Roane, Jun.
who was executor of Thomas Roane, who was
an cX'r: OF Robert p. Warning, who was an
ex'r. of Pittman Clements, William Iatanc,
admr with the will annexed, ofRobert p. War
ring, decd. which last named Thomas Roane
& Robert p. Warrmgwere surviving executors
OF PIttman Clements, who was executor Of
John Clements, decd. William RuiTin and
Horace Buckner, Executors Of Archibald
Richie, who was ext. Of the said John Gle
ments, Susan Robinson, Robert Jennings,
admir- Of Mary his late wife, Francis Smith,
cN'r. OF William Clements, and William New
bill, adnfr Of Mace Clements, Defs.
THE defendant William RufFin not having en-
tered his appearance and given security accor-
ding TO the Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of
this Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the Court, that nc is not m inhabitant of this
country on motion of the plaintiff by his Coun-
sci, II is orteref, That the said defendant do
appear here on the first day Of the next term
and answer the bill ofthe plaintiff; and that a
copy of this order BE- forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the City of Rich =
mond, for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door of the Capitol in the said
City.
a COpy-Tcste
WM w. HENING, c. c.
March 26. w8w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
PErERssuRe. March q.
Extract Of a ieftey from Member of Con-
SreSsto a gentleman IN kiis fozvn, dafed
WASHIgC; RON err. Hf4reh 81.

I" Messenger arrived at o'clock last
night, from London, TO Ma. Eos rER.-Iti is rrl-
mored that the Mes senger says there will be No
var. This declars ton is founded probably ON
me messenger De lief that the Orders in Coun.
Gil will be revokcd.-Such reports have No
sort of effect here. The war spirit burns more
ardertiy than ever. Il IS saidthat l. 900 troons
vii be embodied IN six weeks"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

About the time that the British governor
or Canada had his accredited asenr in Bos-
ten, placard was posted mp in the Phila-
dsiphia cc'fee house concerning a YeaQSution
q the negro states, rae PatoSaac the 52un-
da'y,-,Nere all these things accidentss
TO-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

there WAS t~ttrr addressed by 4 certain
.9meiTcp7 IN London to another in Paris dur
ing tie tau general Armstrong was ambas-
sador IN Francc-which gave some parti-
Cuiars OF a secret c9mhdct formed between
inc British government ami some folks in
BnSton What was the dare OF thac letter.
was At 4 contenporaneous circumstance
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
Extract Qfa letter TO The editor of HE En-
2,Iirer, from WaShingkon.

9,4irer, from Wa8hngton.
dispatches have arrived from Annapo
lis from England, but their contents are
still in the bag--it is rumor'd that they an
nounce the repeal of the orders in council
but the fears Ct some and the wishes Of o.
theirs have no doubt given birth to this re-
port, for the papers of London which have
he'd peep at, the 4th ult. speak the most
violent and unconciliating language, when
on the subject of our differences with their
government.
ny this arrival we have learned that large
relntorcements have been thrown into Ca
NADIA by the mother country, and every pre-
paration IS making by the British govern
ment for war in ahat quarter This news
and their still Cont nuing to strengthen that
country prove, that the orders in council
" still remain the fundamental laws Of the
empire"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
a Copy-Testc,

March Sc, 1912. wsw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

Mdrriea-At the residence of Major Tho
mas Starke, ON Thursday evening Lass, Mr.. Tho
mas Satte'Sohite ofKing William County, to tn
amiable and much esteemed Miss Maytha I
TALLY of Hanover
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

The federal prints do not like that Henry
should have been paid for his secret. They
would much rather he had been whipped
Indeed Mr.. Henry has imposed too hard a
task On the good friends of England in Anne
RIGA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
PHILADELpmIA, March IS, 1912.

THE VOICE OFPENNSYLVANIA.
Al meeting of the Democratic Mem
bers of the Lcgisatureof Pennsylvania, held
ut the house OF John Bausman, in the Bor-
ough OF Lancaster, the 9TH day of March,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

Those who assert that the disclosures of
Henry were made with view to promote
MIR. Ma'1ison's election, pay the president
great compliment. Its saying, in effect, that
the interests of Mr.. Madison and those of the
Union are the same-and that his political
views are hostile to reasonable practices.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

Mr. Widgery's wounded pidgeon has put
the whole flock IN motion. Henry certainly
shot with the aim of an old sportsman.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

Commodore Bainbrige is appointed ish-
Perintendant of the navy yard in Charles
town, Mass.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10
spistsIIanfous Selfttions.
Morals .AuQunt 7

Mr. Madison he's once more consented .,
serve the people in the capacity Of poIitirsl
piDlp 10 Thomas Jefferson, asd Vice. Roy y,
The Grand Emperor of the French Th@
annexed extract from q supply or psnepvr;-
cal stuH in the government paper. viii deyb,-
less place his reelection beyond III n,as-
ton. Stand aside Messrs Clinton and Co.
BY the splendor Of Mr. Msdison's eulosr;,,yy,,'
yofir brilliant virtue and talents are obscnred
OAles mas thrown Your names intothe bsck
ground, with As little trouble as tie water
OF a frosty fall morning sweeps 40 many
torpid flies from the cealing into the fire.
EXTRACT.
" The attributes of Independence. &c
freedom and of valor, which illustrata
the annals ofsuch a nation, will applaud
with loud and increasing acclamations
the chief who scorned to give mn he
rights he was solemnly delegated VI
maintain, while the sword was Ieft gor
their protection HIN manly utrfUe h.
has recommended This Last o,ttlfok. and "a.
hearts Of oil americans see in II q 49,.
ffedge othFS oun greatness, and q nszu
eeaiW WloH Mefr CONFIDENCE, love md
suth0rt."
AS warrior. Frederick the creat of
Prussia was not At 20 hold cspdla ii ~.
modern Jack the Giant. KiIler-Arms,i
with the club Of Hercules, he will enraa,s
even Tommy Thumb himself, cutting dow.
Giants with as much ease and nonehaIarcs
as little school boy Jacky shot five unsus.
pectng HES with one pop gun. The nam.
OF Iheseus himself was not half 81 ,err;hls
to the robbers of Greece, as thai Of Iames
Madison promises to become 10 the tyrsnts
and pirates Of modern Europe ~
preferred force of 10000 unexpens;ya ,sr
rapin regulars, Commanded BY GranHv Der.
bo'D-at the very sight of such ~ ann ~
such genperalisimo, the rampar,s Of Que
bee would fall like the walls u Jerico
Eea. Re61
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10
SMUGGLING.

alta recent pay day on board one Of he
line Of battle fhiPs, in Czwfsnd Bay, Boar
load of geeie came along fle from P.ymouth
Dock, The rSrs, who we're No 10 %. b.E.,,,
we're very eager 70 bring in he brrd.: but
this excited to iufpieion ia the Master AZ Arm,.
and fhiP's Corporal who were on the alert Vi
prevent the introduction Of lirong licl,or,
the former, however. perceivine IS. pad for
a goole, and thinking this mofs enorrruu.
price at Plymouth, where geeie are cheap.
proceeded 70 exam ne The cargo. and fruad
gIaafity II 6FSA5y in the body Of every Pocfe.
The fnugglers icing women, WI Re not oe,a
ed bur The n Fwas Farrst, Nh-own av-r.
bosrd) 10 the % fnsll di's1poi-rment Of ,hofs
concerned, who haIc f ent yr ned uooa
touching .he " d,sPs sft--.Iy - L.A.sr gcs'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10

Leonard & A. H. Crofs,
No 5, Uaisa Ro-D, MIAMI Rect
INFORM the public tina, they have Jun
received and opened for fale, a large aud
kxtenhve afor,ment of
Wlf-L7dia G9oi5, GrocerieS, &c.
AMONG WHICH All
"A bales Cotton-3nO Shocks
80 CheIts fouchong Tea
IS boxes Havanna broyya and white Sugars
hhls. West India Sugar
hid. Gals WAfe-Tum5lers & Decanter,
30 quinra Pollock Ffl
10 boxes mould and dip'd Candles
1000 10 good Cheeie-5o hhds salt
Few caiks Gi"ger-- o barrels Beef
liibJn and Sherry Wiue-Qo bags Coffee
Ran Moiaiirs-GIn-I Iron Shovels
hollow Wsre-PHs and Kettles
hen Dogs, large add fnsah hzes
floor Bruhes Of large hze
Corn BeoOms-Cloth Lines-Bsd Cords
Shoe Bruihe.--Olive Oil-Cinnamon
AIpiee--hep2 er-Numegs Writing Pzper
Sh4ving Soap Kuives anJ Forks
Csaaberries-2od, Cd ADD Ga Gu, Nails
Poland Sisrch-Indigo Herring Twiue
Powder and Sho;t-Clcvss
.sso. a few ENGLISH GOODS, conLa.
iaG % Charlottesville aud hng'e ditto
kstent Cord-hgb: aud dark Cord
Scare; P4llEe C.oihs--Shesr Muln
waite EAm'ric CO:toa Shawls, II Ss'L
Fuasat, ~ IS. pfJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10
lfgisiatnre It Passafbusftts.
-< *
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

FRIDAY, JAN 81.
BANKS "A petition for Bank in Bever.
ly, another Of Oliver Wendell, William GRAY
ana others, for new Union Bank in Boston !;
another of Tristram Barnard, Thomas
+. Jones, and others for ne W Bank in Bos-
ton, with capital of 600 900 dollars f; an
other OF ] I'm Winga,e and others for bank !;
were all read anu referred to the committee
on banks.
SATURDAY, FEB. /.
Several committees were raised his day !;
ON freedom Of speech on inficting pen.
Allies, where towns send more than their
constitutional number of Representatives (;
and on the subject Of jurors Several pri-
vale petitions were also read, and passed
progressive stages. The Hon. MIR. N Nor
ton, jr was qualified rs Counsellor. d.
joErned 10 Monday.
MONDAY, FEB 5.
Petition for renewal OF the Plymouth
bank charter; of a Baptist society in New
buryport, &c. &c. were read and commit
ted.
Ar ACT 10 incorporate the Franklin Glass
Manufacturing company-to establish the
town OF Bingham Baptist Seminary in
the io~n ofWesl Springfeld-passed to be
engrossed.
q Bal 20 incorporate the town Of Berlin
passed to be engrossed.
Resolve on petition of Maj. Gen. George
ulmer read and ASST ned fol tomorrow.
Ordered that Messrs Porter, Cushing,
Phelps, Movers and Carr be Committee IA
consider the ex .edieucy of encouraging thr
Incommlssioned officers and private .; tie
MIhtis, who Shall equip themselves WITH
cloth uniform, and perform military duty,
With leave 10 report by bill or othstu1se =
That committee be appointed to examine
The expectancy II amending the m4rlisge
laws, and that sad committee hAse leave
to report BY bill or o.bei wise.
The House voted thst lhe seat uf The
member from I4nes5oo ard NV Ashford
&c declared vacated.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10

IS not from the ship owners, but il Is from
men farthest removed from ships. When
a man rises in this House, you may almost
tell how ardent he will be, By knowing how
tar distant he lives from the sea. But how,
Mr. Speaker, are we gong 10 protect com
merce BY taking Cspsds Under this
preiext q meant 10 say project.i our com
merce is really to be swept from the ocean
1t IS to be snnihilsted How will the
capture of Canada protect commerce II
will be like man who, for the purpose Of
securing rice field, should go and fence his
neighbours corn field. No, Mr.. Speaker, If
you will defend your rights on the ocean, il
must be BY powerful maritime force-i,
must be by seventy fours-it must Be such
force as can cope with your enemy hay q
hfiy.six pound weight in one scale, and 70
10 putting pound weights in the other scale,
and you will have done nothing Till you have
put III fifty six of them--you will not have
raised the opposite side single inch. /, is
the same in maritime atfairs-uniess n ma.
ton can cope with, she builds ships only for
her enemy.
Irepeat, that il Is the business Of sound
calculation, to determine whether the evils
induced BY such feet, would not be grra
ter than all we should suffer from the want
OF 1t. The object Of nation, or an indiyid-
ual, ought to be, 10 choose the least possible
evil Without regarding this principle, a
person, because he had a right to travel a
certain road, would not go round an inch,
but would push forward, although were
beset by higbway-men, and his advance
were certain death A person who should
hight Tor mere right, without any calculation
OF utility, would stop to cuff bear or a.thorn
bush, it II Glanced 10 be in his way
But, Mr.. Speaker, some gentlemen
appear 10 have an utter aversion 10 caIculs-
tion-they seem as if they did not dare 10
trust themselves with they can hardly
bear 10 adjourn from day TO day. Let me
tell those gentlemen, who have so much
fear that the spirit will cool BY little delay,
and little reflection, that they would soon
cool under the walls Of Quebec If they
cannot trust themselves in this comfortable
place, they would soon be brought 10 other
counse's amidst the SHOWS Of Canada.
Thus, Mr., Speaker, have underworld 10
explain, though in short, my views Of the
subject. In the present situation of The
world, am IN favour ofpeace- bat the ma
jority have the right to decide. shall
consider the tote about TO ba given on this
bill as pronouncing their determInation
and should it be in favor Of war, shall
deem it my duy TO support that determine
ton, and to do al in my power 10 make war
successful, and TO bring it to an honor able
close.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10
RL-.HUYAL.
IOHN PRICHARD.

\ CQUAlNTS his friend, and the .ub6c
generally, thar he las removed from ri,
former itand at he hay market, add la.
opened FEhTRiR STORE, in FveG,
az the head of IugTahamh Wharf, where he
keeps conflantly for isle, Live Geeie, RulIia,
Calls aod common FEATHERS, which he
offers a. low az can be purcha.ed il The Fate.
4disO, MauralIes for feamen.
J PACKARD alto Informs the public that
he has taken the Brick Houle 10 Fore street,
oPpoLte Titcomb's Wharf, formerly occupied
az PE6!i RgEit, where FIVE or Fix lfeady
Borders can be accommodated, and Private
Parties entertained.
He has Allo opened underneath faid houfe, a
ProUJGon q Grocsry Stare,
with which families and others may be fur
nifhsd on moderate terms.
Ps,1szd, Nsv. rs m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10
Stephen Field.

Stephen Field,
CONTINUES to Execute the BOOT IS
= SHOE MAKING BUSINESS, at his Ghop,
oppohte The Indian Chief. in Exchange lfreet,
where the public may be ferved at hort no.
rice aud in faithful mznuer.
WaN'sf-- Two or three Journeymen at the
above buiineis--to whom, ifgood workmen,
the bef Of wages will be given.
hB-An Apprentice from II to &c years
of ago who 10 ifeady and industrious,
ihall be eouftsntly employed, have good vict-
uals and be well clad--,herefore one from the
country would be preferred.
Portland, Jan. II, (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10
Sarren.

At Concord, by the Rev AZ Firiey III.
loan EsGtisa II Brighton, 20 AlIs NeSc~
FsrScH, Il she firn,sr pace. Csses-f he,rp
sttaDlIihsd tefweso lhcie two q Ea4 q -4s.s u
teems the iarter q de.erTnnIsd o. fT,p =,
Bf;ebtas where IRIS esFecied al i -ris- tp.if
eradicate 4ll rol 1isr prrIlt,c,s A. &.tzncli-
gies
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10
Crowell Hatch.

7 NFORMES his friends and the public, that
L he has removed from his late laud 10 Ell.
change itreer, and taken the fhop lately occs
plea by Mir. Jofeph Mansfield, nearly oppo
Eie the Portland Bznk-whefe he continues
10 execute the
Tailoring BgfnsG,
with fidelity and difp2tch Oar4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10

Boftle Green PeiOs Cloths.
w ILIAM M'LELLAN lux. ha, Jun re-
- served eight pieces bottle greene Pc
life Cloths and Fannes, from 80 up 90 49,
per Ysrd-aifo lew pieces Queens Cloths,
COrbesu, olive and other colours as cheap.
Cal ss5 are f. rssfssv1. FsB 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10

Joieph Baker & John Bartels,
u ESPECTFULLY inform heir friend. and
customers shat hey have entered into
pa.snerihls under the firm Of
BAKER & DAKTELS,
and commenced buGnef. a. tie itore occupied
by isid Baker, oppof,e The head OF Ingra
hams Wharf, ore areer, where they offer
for faIe the following articies--wz
go hhds. good lsyoured Wizdwsrd Hand
Rum
10 do. ~. Y Rum
Old Jamaica Spirits, and 81, croir Run
8 pipes American Gin
S5 bids. Molaiie,
Hhds. and bbis Nea India Sugar
Loaf, Lump and Havana White do
IS chefs Hyion, Young hyfon hyfon SAiE,
Souchong aud Bohea TEAS
5000 VT. Coffee
$500 WI Rhode Hand Cheele
rs boIes mould and dipd Candles
IL bales Geo gia Upaad, North Carolina,
and Wen India Coron
so bbs Mels and No ! Beef-5oo WI Bacon
Bbls clear and bone midiing Pork
tons Log Wood
so bids cosrfe salt-hhds Liverpool do
so bulheis Table do
1000 WI Englifh differed, Swede and Ameri-
can Steel
20 boxes Al. cd, lod. I'D and god Sacear.
Kappa cut. 100 Fngiilh and American
wrought Nails
500 WI Sole Leather
5 calk' Rice-I2 kegs Ginger
Bags Pumento and Pepper
l.hbon, Sherry, Port and Malaga Wines
Sweet OG-Sperm do
CziIis, Cloves add Nutmegs
2 tons Hollow Ware
Kegs hs and twill Tobacco
80 qu'n'at Pollock F.ih
80 do Taele do
600 boxes Herring
GO h5is picked dO--and tundry other arneles
The above articles are of ;he frft quAlit
and will be fold on Reasonable terms
Po,iIg1d, 9aH 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10
CLARK,

SETH CLARK,
HAS REMOVED from his late liand in
= L. Exchange ltreet, 70 The hop directly
OpPoate, where be has just received an abort
znent Of 6upsrfne
-EDlsFicaa and Vet Country Broad
et5tb5 and CdDImere5,
81 vs:ious colors and prices, 1ogs Their with
stOckiug.nrt, Black Silk ven;ng aud va
SJeiy OF lanford's celebrated Su(penders-
which he offers for lae on as good terms as
csn be had eleEhere.
HE continue 10 execute the
TAILORING BUSINESS
a; his new aaod in Exchange street, with neal,
nets and ia the mosf isll7ionahle manner.
~ B--TRIMMING5 OF all kinds as ufusl
PO'flssd Jan 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10

A new and severe shock Of an Earth-
quake was ielt, Jan. 20, in he SINE
places, as far as our information ex-
tends, where that Of the 10Th Dec. was
experiencsd.-PR
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10

A person by the name of UTlsl1+u.
convict IN the States Prison, who Of
hciated as cook, & was deemed scarce.
ly capable Of that service, on tie even.
ing OF the Cd inst. got into an apart
ment where hung the cloathes Of one
OF the superinIendahts, for which he
exchanged his own, and deliberately
marched out, without interruption, and
has not yet been detected. --Reh.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10
More French Burning.

Brig Three Friends, Capt. Lafevrs,
OF Salem, bound to Pernambuca, Por-
tuguese place in South America. Was
taken by two FRENCH FRIGATES
Nov. IA, 1871, aud BURNT. About
the 18th Dec. the Frenchmen took the
British ship Adventure, and after Dlun-
dering her, gave her to Capt Lalevre
TO get home in. The French Can,afn
on being asked as to the repeal ofthe
Berlin and Milan DEGREES, laughed A
the Observation-Disclosures.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10

An additional war report is talked of
from the committee ofloreign relations.
DO they mean to propose that We
should no longer submit TO the con;inu.
ed aggreSSions Of France
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10

On the 3lst ult. there sailed from
Newyork TWENTY-THREE sbjps.
SEVENTEEN briggs, ELEVEN schs.
and TEN sloops Our Commerce Is
therefore very valuable yet.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10

The Editor Of the National Intelf.
Seneer has come oat with an eulogium
on Mr.. Gallatin's Retort-and hints at
the prosecutions which have already
been commenced against that able Sc.
Cretary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10

The Navy BiA.-The House have
concurred by a majority ofthree with
the committee of the whole, in the de
cision that no additional frigates shall
be built
The House have agreed to the ap.
preparation of 100000 dollars a year
for three years, for the purchasing
timber and other materials for ship
building.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10

Joieph Baker & John BarteIs,
u ESPECTFULLY inform heir friend. and
- cuilomers shat hey have entered into
pa.snerihis under the firm Of