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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
Grocery Stock far Sale.
NEHEMIAH CRAM.

No. Jores' RozD. RseBane. R,est.
{ NFFERS for fale his flock in trade, conlif
ting Of general afortment of
N. 1. India Goods and Groceries, iran
Wars, Cutlery, G'c'
on liberal terms, and if il not diipoied Of at
private fale before the fifteenth Of July next,
il will then be fold at public Auction
N B. The fubfcriber is about 20 remove
from Portland, and requefts all who have de-
m4ands againa him 70 prelent them and receive
their pay. All who are indebted to the fub-
icribe- are requelted to call and CettIe their de-.
mands immediately-all notes and accounts
that remain unfettled on the fifteenth or July
next will be left with an Attorney for callec
ton, tthofe excepted where a term was agreed
on by the partes) without further notice.
Portland, June 25th, 1912. (4w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
Dortlano,
Monday, July 6, 1872.

I'LL
Saturday last, July 4, being the An
niversary of American Independence,
was noticed In this town with more
than usual display Of public celebration.
At l O'Clock a procession was form
cd Of the Citizens Of the town and Vi
cinity, at Washington Mechanic Hall,
under the direction Of the Selectmen
and Committee Of Arrangements,
which was escorted to the Rev. Mr..
Payson's meeting house by the Port
land Rifenren and Capt BIRD's Compa-
ny Of Artillery--the whole command
ed by Capt. ATHERToN-The Ora
4ion was then pronounced by CHARLES
5. DAVIES, Esq. in distinguished and
graceful manner. It abounded with
sentiments Of the purest patriotism from
the school Of WASHINGTON, expressed
in style Of correctness, neatness and
elegance seldom eQualled.
The procession then returned with
the escort to the Hall, and partook Of a
cold Collation. prepared for the occasion.
The number ofpersons was greater We
believe, than were ever assembled in
town on a similar occasion
The usual hilarity and festivity ex.
pressed on these occasions was res.
trained only by the gloom and despon-
dency cast upon our country by ri.
inous and unnecessary war brought
upon Us by weak and wicked admin
lstration Of the General government,
with which it has pleased Divine Proyi-
dence % affictus
The military escort Oh this occasion,
was unusually brilIiant-the manoeu-
vres and evoluhons were performed in
that stile Of ease and correctness which
characterize the companies that per-
formed the military honors Of the dav.
While too much praise cannot BE Be.
slowed Oh the Portland Rifemc7, equal
honor is due to the artillery Comhanv
under the command Of Capt. BIRD -
The Judgment and taste displayed IN
their uniform, and the rapid improve.
ment which they have made in the nil
itary art, reflect equal honor on the Of.
fcers and soldiers.
q variety Of spirited and patriotic
toasts were given but on account Of
the short time ID which the paper must
be put 70 the press, We are unable to
publish them this week.
We are confident that the members of The |
Portland Rife Company TO a man. wish Il \
explicitly and sesfiacfiy understood chat he 4
oHer q their services to defend the Town 4
-nd Inhabitants thereof against any inva-
ding toe &C. - IN no manner intended AZ ~
appreciation az the measures Of our Cana-sI
Government which have led them "A III IL
ciarRtion OF war
AZ the sane time, however rash and ~.
aeascnabie may have been the measures
they are bound as good citizens 10 subnit N
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
NOTICE. VI

THE subscriber informs AT those vho
are indebted " him, whose accounts Lave
been Standing charged Oh books f,urteen
months, and whose notes have been due
twelve mouths, taat unless paid on Tile TN,
day Of The present month, they will hc rul
to cost withouf further notice.
WILLIAM M'LELLAN, rUy.
Portland. .Jfuy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06

II Newcastle, (Me) Col. James Cargil,
aged 89 His character was distinguished
tor his evangelical Picty, his patriotism and
love Of County. During the American re-
volutloD he was active and persevering III
the cause Of Liberty and independence.
III Berwick, on The ia inst. Capt. William
Neal, aged "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06

ceilenl aud izfs family med
what nave fsen, I'D believe
tea to remove The complain
In the hiM recommended, thaa
lore offered me public.
JOSEPH
HsrfbaHSfcz, Nsvrzbs' n, l5
This NAV ctr iff. thu h
Hic ed wuh distressing
plants, sometimes iu
shoulders. ai others fn
roqutniiy changing Iur
still wv less ra.tiui. v
to the use W.T. 7" 1 Efrhg
Elixir. and Ky my great
aaI daspairel Uf ary rt
The public I'M tni- 1 was
pointed On taking it
Glow oE neat over the NV
ded uy genle mois'u
aled ike mild Lut
without either pain or rn
els Since lie use at I .-
cine uly Rheumatic naus ar
tirely my appetite reslare
goo /, AMI a previous confirm
completely removed Iatr I1.
II to 1e an excellent aad 4Iu tH m
cine, and adapted to Ute complaints f.r
which i ~ recommended
DEBORAH RAMSDAI-
~. u This may certify that rare vIL.
messed .hC effects of lhe above medicine.
willie my wife took the same-KnowinE her
statement To bc fact, with pieasu a sub.
! scribe to ils truth and dl Furthermore -r
commend ~ ~ tie public
JESSE RAMsDALE
"a NorrE r1r1nf1r Tgrtsbpr 11 1917
I !, Ebeu Campbell, of N0sthamnt0n, couH-
I nv WI Hampshire, (Mass.) d1 hereby ceri'v
| lha' ! have taken of" Dr. FriHtg Grand E-.
\ sfoyatigr Elixir" and find it t0 cpera.e !ika
mild and pleasant caharc I da believe
IL liz excellent ana safe family medicine. and
| every way well adapted iJF the complain
lyr which IL is recommended.
EBEN CAMPBELL.
NoyiL Imbton, Asvsmlsr Y, 1911.
| Dr. William Bridgman's Certificate
" Dr Friuk's Grand Restorative ENxar"
II consider III AS an elegant preparation VI
| Vegetables and can strongly recommend
N 70 the puDIio notice, believing, ihat it
net''s only tO be tried to gain uuire sal an-
probation. In many Of tile cases t0r which
IN ~ recommended ETY. lie bii, X can tea-
l AlLy t4Gll L1AtlEAAFfELEs Gl AkA 4AA4AEa
WILLIAM BRIDCMAN
! Be!cLerto4gn, Ncrein5tr III, 1871
l, SETH HADE7, of WiH.-nal. K
county Of Hampshire and Commonwealth \
Massachusetts, ~ certify that / have uec.
afflicted with . pain in my breast ard sidc,
with loss If appetite ana Iamcncss in ny
limbs In addition to general costiye h-tiI.
II was recommended ~ take Of n Dr. Ff.rk' KY
Grand Restorative Elxer," ard 0n use VIII
which, ny pain in the breast and side subsi-
ded, and have ever since been feed ir rn
It, while my cosliye habit was at once rr rnu-
} we'd, and my appetite restored tU lls usual
state, and am now il good health.
) SETH n lYDE +i.
[, Northampton, NoveuLJey I'LL, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
9 COMMUNICATED.

Ii the Argus OF May ia, IS contain
ed the following malicious and scandal
Gus libel On The town ofCape- Elizabeth
and The friends Of peace.
=" The choice Of 81 aristocratic Rcpresen-
tative in Cape Elizabeth appears 10 have
given more Joy than 90 and towna which
have continued in the ranks Of corruption.
But if emulation can be effected when one
Of these "correct ones" is known ID have put
into the box votes perhaps time and
little patience will bring a subject to light
which will turn their joy into sadness, and
display corruption ii glowing colours"
Mighty well, Indeed, Mr.. Argus-man
You say that it is known that four
votes were put in tor the worthy candi-
date whom you are pleased to call an
aristocrat. Name a iederalst who did
this If you dare, and jury Of your
country will soon decide whether you
tell the truth or publish falshood. =
Facts are stubborn things, and one Of
your brother war-haWks, selectman in
Cape Elizabeth, has found out by woe
full experience, that court Of Justice,
composed Of men Of both political par
lies, will not protect his yiIlany in this
matter. His base attempt at the late
session of the Q. @. Common Pleas TO
destroy the reputation oI one Of his fell
low citizens has ended in his own eter-
nal disgrace. a part Of his own towns
men, men Of both political parties, gave
testimony, that his malicious insinua.
tons were false. The Court were con-
vinced, that Notwithstanding he endeav.
CURED 70 shield himself under broad.
brim'd hat, he had said what was nc.
true-that he had conducted like vii.
lain, and The jury SO decided If he
brought any reputation as an honest
man lHto Court, it is certain he carried
noae out-nor did he leave any there
but that Of base character. More
hereafter. No friend 10 War.hawka
The last intelligence we have Of the
V ;. squadron under Com. Rogers, il
the Esd of June, at which time the,
were ID close pursuit Of the Jamaic;
fleet, consisting Of ITO sail, including
or sail American vesstls.
They were under convoy Of the Tha
liza Frigate Of So guns, Capt. Vashon, til,
sloop Of war Reindeer, OF 8 guns am
another small sloop Of IA guns, who's,
name our informant does not recolIect
About 20 Of the feet mounted % guns
and were manned with from SO to AZ
Men each. From their tedious sailing
and from one Of the large ships 6eint
disabled and n tow Of the Italia, it i
supposed Commodore Rodgers mus
have come up with them in AZ hours af
ter speaking the Indian Chief. This
being the case we may soon expect in.
terestlng particulars Of his success. /
will be rccoIlected, that the commodore
has with him, the frigates President
Congress, and the United States, anc
the sloops Hornet and Argus.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06

Ga WEDNESDA7- nsxs, az 10 o'eloeE 4. ", II
fbe 0f.e n ), M'LeIIan & T. Fletcher,
A N Invoice Of ENGLISH GOODS, co,Gf-
: ing Of Broad Cloths, Ker(eymeres, Elan !
els, Dufils, Velvets, Dimotes, CaIicoes,
Cambricks, Shawls, Lace, cotton and wo lied
Hole, &c. TAly s. 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
TOR Jale Or to BE exchanged far Real
EHyfo ~ portl,,1o~ 80 ,,:,,,,.t

Efdte III Portland 9r its Uicinity,
4 BOUT 40 acres of good Land, lituated in
: Eaton N. Fl 200 Of which il under
improvement, with one Dwelling Houfe, two
barns, fore a blackfmith's fhop, and out
houfes thereon. This ffana u f.uated on the
main road leading from Coos 20 Port(mouth-
has been improved Z is reckoned az excellent
lfand for Tavern Together with about 60
head Of horned cattle and other flock, with a
complete fer Of farming utenGIs
Al(o-a Farm c0nEfing Of about Sd acres
Of land, with Houle, Barn, and Saw and
Griit Mills Handing thereon, ftuAted on laid
road
LiEszvife--Another Farm confihing Of 500
acres, Gtuated in BATON and Conway a part of
which is under improvement; and has on it
dwelling Houle, Barn, Saw and Grilf Mills,
and other buildings;
| zyo-About 1000 acres of unimproved
Land ID the above vicinity.
| All or any part Of the above land, &c will
| be fold on liberal credit for Cath, with ap
proved endcrled notes, or exchanged for Real
Efate in or near Portland.-For further par.
ticuIars enquire ROBERT H SMITH, Of
Portland or HEZEKlAH WINSLOW, Of Sac
cGygPPg July s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
TUX SALE By
LLEAZER WYER.

Exchange Street,
HALLS New Patent improved Rifles and
: Fowling pieces, perfons wilhiug to pur-
chaie, will be convinced Of their fuperiority
upon the 1ighteR examination.
81 ALTO Bullets of all lzes for fale AZ above
July s. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06

TAKEN w in damage in The inclotl-e WY.
the lu5icrIber about ,hl lrt of Inle .l.
imalI hght rel coloured ho1ic. uih rm
nans and taii FINAL white Alr ol hia lorc
head Whoeve s tha owner will a.eaia wv.
call and take him bY paying damages aud iaci
dental charges poly
WILLIAM MAXWELL.
Cafs- EiE4be!b, Tay
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06

CTRAYED from the fubfcriber 4. Limerick
y Corner. a May goth 1919, fnall black
Mare, with tar on her forehead and a white
iPot on the back part Of her MzEe. and one
White hind foot. variable tro.ter, about
twelve years Of age Whomloever viii lake
her up and return her 70 The owner, or give
information 70 be may OBJ ain her lsall be well
rewarded for their trouble
EDWARD CCAD.
Limerick Corner, July o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
NOTICE.

q Ii perlons who are indebted to The Tub
= fCriber on Notes Of hand Of 6, aud &C
counts Of mon = Handing. are requeaed u
call and iettle the fame III All the prefen,
month, d thole who % not comply with
this requeR previous to The fra day " Sep
tember next, are informed that 1t thar time
fuch demands will be left with an Attorney
for collection ROB RI FL. SMITH.
Portland, July s, is H. (ew)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
STPATED Or STOLEN.

FROM the palure Of the fuhfcrihsr W -alr
red final feed horfe, with whre name X.
ta'l, iquare dock. PAGES all Whoever DiII
convey fad horse to Mr Whitney near horle-
tavern 10 Portland GAIL be paid for tiair t-ou-
bic. ELIAS WHITNEY
TEiy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
yAhh0inted 5y tar Prgtrtttor's IgtHf
(Elam Bliss for Vending tls
Grand Restorative
Eiixel,


MASSACHUSE IT'S -BCst0n---Ii4u
Bliss, AZ The Book : ore WIFI Charlr- Wuham4
Northampton D1ct. Hervey Fink, ml
Hunt 8 son -goriaqf lld-Frcs. wv ri -au-r.
- Ws5trAt- Farnum. Hastings ~ CO.
Gjeegfeld-C4pt. y. CLpp H5cestr
Isaiah Thomas, Jr.-Fiu.ftM- AenrJ I-mrs
s. Co Salem Cushu. ~ Appleton -N.S-
hloyPort-E Little & Co Pgrlan.l- II si-.
LORD s. On -W-scas7et us. W Nmche.
'ef-- H1Hozret-G G0odslr.- Bmkn..,n !.
Solomon skinner - LimsricE wv ~
LanBdon.- Neu Baatort- Rbrah.m Sire
man, &c Precedence, II B-riemn an y
Charles DYER end Henry W4ternI4t ~ C
NEW HAMPSHIRE P5rtrrrgtrl-
Charles tn an,-E retry -- Q Norri4 3, C
d1HArrs Richand Blyis'n u, PRINTER - HI
ovrr-- Asron right - HaTsYAiIl; ID KING
bury
VERMONT --U-iHas5i, Greene ~
Wardnsr; Branle5oroHg5, Hunt " ClarL ,
RutlaRE Dr. - IIl-Etr
CONNECTICUT 49, H1ytfrd, lea.
Bull Nelg London Isaac Thompson Nar
ssich, Dwight Ripley Nev H4ren, How 81
D ,farest
NEW YORK CITY, Robert Bach fl5a-y
solomon Allen; Baltimore, Md; NH WA
ner. of the late firm of Warner II, TI auna
Richmond, m John r Jones N3rEtE XII
Bonsoli Charleston, 81. q. John lT1F; Car1
MAJ, Geo Seymour s. William.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
SETTLES.

TWENTY dozen Of Scythes Of a hyperion
quality made Of German StssL-for Cale
cheap, by CHARLLS FOX.
June 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
CERTIFICATES.
" % tbog and 40 IIkezgijs."
DIR. Augultine Payns's Certihcat

DR. Auguitlne Payns's Certificate.
DR.. Fsiak-Dear Sir. nave omitted writing
you, ia order to have full and thorough e.
perience Of ths efficacy Of your " GraaI Re1gr
atfvs Elixir. ~" am HOW able 10 allure you |
have found il to anlwer All extraordinary pur-
pole in all Gales Of debility, attended with lols
Of appetite, indigeltion, &c. have every
reaion, from the m0lt careful cbtervation To
believe Il to be an excellent family medicine
and with you 70 forward me number Of the
yials. Yours, &c,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06

VI SpPSNRSJ lAdtBelIlOnl oC. nave every
realon, from the molt careful cbiervztion To
believe i to be an excellent family medicine
and with you 70 forward me number OF the
walls. Yours, sc,
AUGUSTINE PAYNE.
Grady, AsgyG 22, 1911.
DR.. Oils Goodman's Certificate.
Dear SRI am unhappy that have been
70 long prevented from informing you Of the
effect, reipectIng the Grand Rs7o,ofive Eixer''
But this delay mas been occahoned, the more
fully to latisfy myieif Of liz falutary eiTect. |
have preicribed The EIixer III two In(tances, in
which It had the deGred effect The iymroms
under which thoie Perlons labored, were luch
a. characteriie DyIpepGa,! Or IndigeAion-~its
operation was like charm, In diicharging the
redundancy Of acrid bile aud vIcid mucous i'll
the primo vi8 and az the fame time, refIor-
ing zone and action 10 the organs 81 dIgeItion
Mnhing you every iuccsls, ID this underak
ing. am yours. &c.
OTIS GOODMAN.
Scafb Haley, Novezbsy !, lslI.
Capt. JoGeph Molton's Certificate.
!, JOieph Motion. Of this town and county
Of HamihIre, (Mais) 40 certify an declare
that tor two years palii have bee afflicted
with Bilious Complaints, by an Affection of
the liver, a my Doctor told me il Lynn II
had pain and dizzinels ID my head, pukinE
10 the morning spontaneously, t0taI lots Ut aD
Peute; and trembling, attended with weakness
IA my limbs Having tried every medicine
Tar ana near tor the removal or my CON
plains and "a van, was adviled To make
trial Of ' Dr. FrSzk5 Gyaad Rea.ratfUs Ehrsy
After full triaI of faid mcdiciae, can nov
fresy and truly alii In, th4t on taking he fame
that Immediately removed my complaints III
full--it thoroughly cleaned my lomach from
bic, and Tithout puking wine The contents
Of both llomach aud bowels were powerfully
discharged and TIA without gripping Dnr
ing this period, while was III ule Of the Re
ttorarive Edsir. my ltreng.h iucreaGed, and
nv appetite was com l-teIy rea5red. ~
turns wind collected ID my ltomach aud bow
els, producing eEt enc pain, followed genera
~ by Hypocondrical symptoms, before The ue
VI this valuable medicine, but face and ~
ImiIar Gales II removed them II once, aud bv
he bleling Of kind Providence, an now
reed from them All aud reGOred 10 god
ieaIth. a. ! bilieve, by The means VI Dr.
frank; Eli-er can Recommend i as Al er-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
DENNIS MARS WILL.
NOTICE y hersbY given. thst lily iall g
aud Teasnen oE

1A--N 80 hAhNEs
late Of Scarborough ia ke c0ntT cf ol4
heriznd yeomaH. tecslfe1 hsa 5c4n Frz
90 me for probate, Ivy R0ber Parker Mar a
executor therein named; and that A ednala
The rwe ~ tscond day ~ Iuy i'm. al tea
clock a n. il ailE1cd 10 take proof of WI! \.
fame. a. Cur Vt Probate CCu-I the7 to N
holden x the off X II John Fr0fhiuraasn
I'D Portland htn and for che Iaunt-
Cumberland, y hen and where ail Pe-Igu4 r3f
cerued may Be prelent 60 lh1w eau W way tl.e
laid VIII IA iuld ID hould ao. be arl foust
and allowed
sAML FREEMAN. J@4gs s.r C-i5 Ca
"a "a Iuly u, 1919.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
AGENTS.

Northampton, NoveulJe, Ill. 1911.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-21
FRONTIER NEWS.
BUFFn1o n,

BUFFALO, August 4.
IRON DeEroiF We have various.reDorts
and rumors respecting the operations OF
gov. Hull in Canada. Every traveller has
story, and whether they deal whole ale
or retail, generally add a most enorm us
per crntage to the first cost We have
paid attention toeyery account, and publish
an abstract of the whole.
The forces under gov. Hull were rising
1000 part were regular troops, and some
were sharp-shootefs. A reiDforcemenr
was every day expected, and 10 movement.
would be made until auxiliares arrived.
An early reduction of Maiden would b..
OF the utmost consequence TO the success Of
gov. Hull ~ subjugaling that part OF Upper
Canada. 1t would decide 1T once the con-
duct OF horde o. savages, who reside i'm
that quarter According to the last &C
counts, Maiden contained nearly one thou
sand regulars and volunteers and without
doubt would receive reinforcement as soon
as gov. Hull
The account Of Eiull's occupying Sand
wich, was kSown at Newark 1 or s tlavs
before IL arrived here the distance from
Detrot to Newark being much less than
the route on cur side Of the lake. II is
presumed that troops were Immediately
sent to Maiden as for 1C or 70 DAYS past
there have been several movements of
British troops on the Mir CARA river. On 5a-.
turday last we are informed, one con- paDy
OF regulars and flank companies fuiiitlq(
were sent up to the head Of Lake Ontario
in boats from thehce distance about So
miles) to Detroit river. aad 20 sail down the
same to Maiden
The flags 81 s-rce. which go fieauentlvs
passed and repaseed, at Hack Roc&, and
other places on Niagara river, during the
Two first weeks q the wrr, have, we be-
lieye, beeTendrely disseminated
Taeadng morning 8 o'cioek.--The btis
Hunter, ship ct var, end schooner Nency
1nve ieft t'r,e. and gone up the lake prusa-
,iy loaded nish military s'o.ca 70, HIld-pe
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-21

their Appearance in the neighLoi hood N
Augustine, ia order, it is sup,,osess To aid
the Spaniartis employed in the defence Of
that fortress. Both oi the men, wen found.
were scalped and tonahaw2Sed, and pain
ted Cor war kn'tc) found side the body Of
Ho!lJgsworth. they had been dispatched
express By the Patriots, with orders TO =
part of their body, stationed at Peculata, Gu
ST. johns River, to repair immediately to
the Head-Ouarters of the euoampment -
but, havlrs occasion 70 stop on the way &c
water then horses, were unexpectedly hrcd
upon by the Indians.
Our inior,nau, further states, that pre-
vious TO the above transactions, party of
the same Indians had entered Laurel G rove
the plantation of Mr.. Kingsley, killed
person, and carried off considerable proper
ty.
August S.--Arrived, privateer schooner
! Spencer, captain Morse, Tor waser-9v
men, 10 guns--last from WATKINS Island-
West Indies has taken a British schvou-
er from bermuda, bound TO Providence
with a cargo of Brandy, Almonds, Sc
J sent her into Philadelphia. The Spencer
has the British Captain and four men. tns
crew of said schooner, on board as prson-
ers. The British have converted Spanish
vessel al Bermuda, into a Prison Ship *
| have already immpred in its dungeons a
lHuuhoef Oi hiuSfiSoh Sed'iGil. lItmeiEDer,
lcountrymen, the fate of tuose on board the.
| "JER sEy," during the Revolutionary strur-
lgle Of our Fathers.
We are requested to state, in consequences
| of a report which has prevailed, that the
| Spanish schooner Nuestra Sonora Gel Car
mcr, had proceeded to ST. Augustine, by
special permission, for the purpose of carry
ing Don Justo Lopez, (late Courmandant az
Amelia) and his family, thither. She an
chored ut Tybee last Monday evening, and
.as since come up TO town. RenutL;cGn.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-21
Extract Of a ietter1rom Wev Caetle (De.. J
dated dug. 10, received on the n,or,,iue
nfkLe 1Zfh Nm. AocLa1 .

81 am informed by passengerin the Cape
May packet arrived this morning, that
there is coming cp, a Bermudan sloop with
5000 bushels salt, a prize to the Paul Jones.
privateer of New York, he further informs
that the Paul Jones, captured after a Sc
we're action, of ar hour and a half, British
letter Of marque Of Il guns, from Gihralta r
to Havana, with cargo Of dry goods &c.
the Invoice of which amounted to two huu-
dred and fifty thousand dollars, and sent
her into Savannah.
There are no otherprizes near or gone
up, except the ship Boyd and brig Ranger
which you have no doubt heard Off
Bal C. III n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-21
RODGERS SQUADRON

BoSToN, dug. 1.-Yesterday arrived the
ship Friendship. capt. Mood, from Tonning-
en- via Yarmouth, in 81 days, where she was
taken in and liberated. On the 18th of July
in lat. 47, 16, long. 90. IA, fell in with Com.
Rodgers squadron, * was boarded from the
Congress frigate the officer informed thew
had taken and burnt two English briggs.
They were steering E. by N. when he last
saw them.