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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
IKE NOTICE.

He fubferibers give notice that the vaIu.-
L BILE tract Of land g. anted by the seners,
Court, to Bridg'on Academy lying in he Pif-
eatsquis rive fix miles from its noah, will be
loited on, abou, The twentieth init and there
will be furveyer sloti ing the fame, 20 thar
any gentlemen who with % purchsie may have
an pporunity to view the land There /,
about eight hundred acres of ezcelieni in,er-
val in laid grant and the iruliees propofe to
ieu five hundred acres to the Eve frll real fer-
tlen a. reduced price for ready cath, giving
them .he'r eho ee If lots after they are lotted.
refery,ng four hundred acres. Further infor-
nation may be had BY applying to ,he fub.
icribers At Bridxi on
BENZ. KiMBALL, Sc. rsfs,y
SAMI. ANDREWS Tes,s,r .fjsa Hssd.
say Bridgton, Auguft 8, 1918.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
ADortlano:
MONDAY, August, 9, 1918.
--latest from Spain.


Cadiz dates to June 2sth have been
received. In all the recent operations
between the combinedarmy under Lord
Wellington and the French under the
patent King 10, the former has been
uniformly successful, and the latter are
rapidly retrea,ing towards the Pyren.
nees, and will shortly be compelled 10
leave Spain, unless they are powerfully
reinforced On the 10th oil June Lord
Wsllington's III q were at Medinadal
Pomar--on the same day he crossed
the Ebro--on the 18th they were trans.
ferrcd to Quencouses +; on the 18th 10
Berberana, five leagues from Villoria !;
on this day the van guard OF the British
army encountered the rear guards Of
the French, 5000 strong. After a Sc
we're action the French retreated, leav,
ing the field covered with slain and The
loss oil 500 made prisoners. On the
same another division of the French ar.
my was attacked, and beaten and driven
into the mountains OF Biscay with the
loss of their military chest containing
millions of reals. The French force
is estimated al 10000 The allied
force is computed at nearly 100000
we'll supplied.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09

At ssaket's Harbour, Lieut. Col. =, C6ry6is,
of the 3th reg,. u. 8 If
Lit. JSba B SPa,t,. of the 18th regs U. 5.
Iuf.
Lieut.. Col. Toba L 7rftis, of the 9th regt,
u. s. Inf.
At orlands, (Me) Ssmpa K1yo, Efq aged
20 Representative from that town in the
Legilanre of this State.
Ia Falmouth on Monday morning laft
Caleb Grafrm Flo aged 45-on Thuriday
Capt shadrack Chapman aged 40
Ia this town Mr. John Motley aged A
KILLED-on the river Potomac, whiln
CALAMITY defending his vefTei sgaioit iupe.
rior force, Mr. JAMES B. sIooURsIy, # Bos-
ton aged rs failing matter in the navy, aad
commander of rhe u. fchooner Afp--a
brave and mefitorious officer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09

enc in co with the Reliance) The fame est
Mug, the novp having dropped conldersbly
attern of he privaeer, Capt Hancock wreftcd
the fword from the prize matter, fecured him
aud brought the veGsl into Portland Eve hours
after. Capt Hancock writes tia, when he Jeff
The privateer her tender "a chebscco boat,t
was 10 chafe of aschs which was in fhore.
The resfon he Reliance was no, manped orts
was becsufe the priyateer had no men 10 fpare,
having fent them all off in prizss--snd iintea.
ded conveying in what vedeis be captured.
Several coaners were chaied into Marblet
head on Wednesday evening, by frigate and
brig % =
s'oop John, Holmes, from Bangor for Bof-
ton, was captured on friday IAN. By the priva.
teer Gen Smith, and was left in CO with her
fame day The John came GU, of Townfenc
in co with feveraf cosfters, who were all ta-
ken by the Gen Smith
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
NETWORK JULY, 26.

NE WINK JULY, TO-
Mrs. Madison's Pin Money Con-
gress have voted $4,000 dollars 10 Mrs.
Madison for Pin-money, or as the bill
Itself states, TO provide for the aocom.
mediation OF the household of the presi.
dent OF the United States" Honest,
industrious people, who have to labour
Tor their living, will be apt 10 stare at
what they will imagine a waste of pub
lie money when the government, are
so hard driven to provide he ways and
means that they are actually obliged to
TAX the " mouth of labour." Tley will
ask what is this money given for ?
What IS MIR. Madison TO do with il
lsno, $4,000 dollars wear enough for
pm we do not pretend to know what
WI DC done with the money, but we
grow the os,ensible object is to pur-
Chase new furniture Tor the Palace.
"hen Mrs Madison first came into
gossesslon OF the great house, Congress
go'ed 10000 dollars to enable her to
furnish IT in style the furniture pur-
Inssed OF that time is now four years
pia, .otcourse too old for the Qleen of
such great nation az the United States
1na then the republican Simfhcfv of
our country forbids the idea Of letting
OUT queen fret for want of furniture
, superior 20 that of the Queen of Eng.
is"o' Our honest economical country.
men VIII therefore see the property of
' u' present appropriation, as i. will en-
'o'e her majesty of America not only
.oou''hine her Majesty OF England, but
20 almost rival her imperial highness
%frsnce.--Wha, a consola ion il will
NC 10 The good ci,izens of these rehabf.
g" states, when they arc eating their
nuBai meal from TWO dollar table, to
o"s'aer the money they are saving to
~ ."e TAX gatherers, will enable Mrs
.aulson to serve her 500 dollar dinner
a'nousand dollar table Surely no
Due will find the least fault at paving
aAes when The money is so prudent!y
"u so properly expended!
GOening Post.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
MFMORHNDA.

The slo6p Reliance, Hancock, ON St Ceor
ges' River for Bottom. was chased into rownf
end by frigae and brig came out seain
on Friday lall ia CO with i've sail, and faw he
fame ctulzers off hut was not moleiied-two
hours after was taken by the ptivateer iloo9
Gen smith, from ST. John, prize matter put
on board, and che 6oop ordered to follow her
Soon after he ,ch Siro, from Portland, hove
in fight, aud the Gen. Smith fearful of her,
food 70 the Ealtward, with four other prizes
10 CO (ths fame which came OUT Of Towntend
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
CAUTION.

In confequencc of fudden ltart,
occaGoned by a clap of thunder and
a fudden fquaII of wind. Mifs Eliza
Conneys, daughter Of G Conveys,
tfq. Of huchref., having a number Of
Pios in her mouth a cufom too pre-
valent and at all times dangerously
unfortunately fsallowcd ten of them.
lEng'ifb paperl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
10 LET.

THE convenient and well known two no-v
DWELLlNG.HOusE G,uared in Fore.
Greet, la'ely improved by MIR, MAnxs, 40
a boarding Hou'e Apply to the Printer.
AnrsR Q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
~isfellanRous Selections.

Ministers sfiH in the back ground -
No sooner was the Embargo knocked
on shs head, Than the gentlemen of the
shack stairs" got up bill prohibiting
the exploration of provisions and naval
stores, which was hurried with the ut
mos precipitanoy through the House
OF Representatives, but received its
eoufe de grace the moment il was ush
cred into the Senate. The signal ser.
vices that have been rendered bv this
branch Of the Legislature demand the
acknowledgements of a grateful people.
Boston d .4dp.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
Samuel Bucknam's ERafe.,

A PPLicATioN having been made to M
4 Aby Charles Anterior, Adm'nltr4tor on The
tfate of Charles Bucknam, dseeafed, for a
divifion the Real Eiiate f samuel Buckuam ,
late of falmouth. in the County of Cumber~
land Mariner, deceated among the hers of
faid Samuel Buchanan, deceafed-I her shy
give notice n the iais heir. and all concern
ed that laid application vii be coaidered at
a Probate Courr to he holden al The Rsgiaer.
Office in Por land, on ,hefcurih Wednesday
(teiog the 2s'h day of Augul ina at ten
O'Clock M when and where tkey may
have opportunity 20 nhew csuie # any hey
have, why the prayer Of aid application
fhou or IN uld not Ne granred.
SIM FREEMAN Jsege [/ai Court.
AsgH8 IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
Mr. SHIRLEY,

Mr. SHtR1Ef,
IN the Boston Gazette Of Monday last
saw an article, stating that % The Mass@-
" chusests Bible Society had very ,'oet.iy
"come forward with Subscription for 'hs
purpose cfpurchssing he Bibles captured
" some time since BY Portland Ptiva'eer, x
a" forwarding them 10 the neighboring brn
+" ish Provinces, where they were destined
beg. sir, that this Islander may be refu
ted The privateer which captured The
Bibles aforementioned, Was the TEAzes,
u Newport. Many ofthe gentlemen a Port
l1ns u,ed all proper exertions to procure
restoration Of he Bibles, thai they might be
sent on ior distribution, ss intended bu
heir best efforts were unsuccessful. lpre
sumo The above article was not intended as
= refle cii1n on ths town, still the editors Of
the boston Gszeoe, presume will correc,
it-espe c,slIy when II Is known, also. that
commune stion has been received from BIS
ION, requesting our aid in The SUBSCRIPTION
1MPAkFlALlS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
TO PRIZE.LAWYERS.

II government in their wisdom should
make a law, empowering cerisin OF It's
friends to take hsts from the heads Of all
persons whom they might choose',o suspec,
of wearing English beavers, and to keep
them until some Judge could be found. Who
would determine, on the new principles Of
br &c iazp, that black hats were white--Ouere
would il be PIRACY 10 resist such at.
TEMPS m RAINY wes her - Sal GAG
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09

IN tile likeness OF snug olrtn III uie 1us'
tom House would be preferred even TO the
sob" Of taking Canada.
Mission 10 Russia More than month
had eiansed, nj he time OF The last dates
from England, since the British ministry
were apnrized of the proposed Russian me
dist,on, and nothing certain, as yet, has been
-ut,iisbed AS 10 the manner of their treating
The oroposltion If the opinion of he Eng
lish editors is 10 be relied on, the measure,
on the part Of the Blush government, will
no, he scceded TON that case the Amer
can Ministers will have been sent on n Tom
Fools GRAND. |, will ans wer, however, the
same pufpose which hundred other acts OF
the presen, administration have 1t will
serve l., am,lse and gull the people. We do
moi believe Mr.. Madison himself entertsins
very saneuine expectations of the success ot
the mission 10 Russia. The editor OF The
National inieliigeDcer, in commenting on
the refusal of the Senate 10 conn m the aI-
continent of M. G latin, speaks as though
he was very doub tul Ut its coming 10 Ia
vorable issue at the same time lie express.
es fam, wish i. my prove successful Il
is of the 6rst importance to Madison and his
party 20 encourage the idea OF peace. in or
der 10 preserve The ranks of their party; TO
OBTAIN money b, Loans, and reconcile the
people to their long iisl Of Taxes, which are
imposed for The purpose Of maintaining heir
S anding Army. SO aux Gus are The great
BODY Of The people in New Eaglsnd, torthe
blessings of peace, they csich at the most
distsnt prospect, and grasp st shadows and
think they are substances. Asset, there is
nothing that promises a speedy termination
Of this sbominsble war, and /, probably will
continue nh the constitutional remedy is
applied till after the nexs election OF Rep
resenta,iyes 10 Congress, when Ministry
will oe in the minority in the House, MS they
now are IN the Senate.
IMPORTANT! The Boston papers announce
the arrival Of Major General Henry Lear
born, late Comm nder ofthe Norsh.Weslern
Army of C NADIA, al his seat ia RoSbury
whether more or kss' covered wnh Blory,
is not stated.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
NOTICE..

THE Truaees Of Bowdoin College are here.
by notified tina, their snnuai nee ing
will be hoi'en in Brunfv'.ck on Tuefday he
3 n day of aueua inf. At o O'Clock a. n.
VIM )FSk' Ser, II sbs B ard i T,sdm
Bath dry GlE i83
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
DIED

In Newbern, IN C) Mrs. Gsfo., wife of the
Hon William @ M. G, aged 81. The whole
tenor of this amiable woman life was an uni
verfa difplay of thofe virtue. which eIhalt
our fpecies and give the higheft luisre TO fe
male excellence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09

II stated Ox.-We hear that EBRNEzeR
SsAvER, Esq. an obfole,e member Of Con
g,ess fsom Roxbury. has received the fai
appoin me of Marshal of this d strict, in
place OF .Iames Pincs, Esq who is transls-
ted 20 another stall. Mr.. Sesver will very
soon CIT us up and Try OUT OufaiioeU for us
.Sa.e0l Gds.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
pTP6TYcdL cRUYzERg.

The brig DdpAteh. Bancroft, belonging to
G Coolidge, Eiq arrived at Bolton TuefJay
from cadiz On Monday ihs was taken by q
s,ra,ieal privaser boat called the Cafligaror
faid 10 belong TO Salem, which has for fome
time pau been committing its depredaiions, in
Soften bay under E1gl,1 soiss,,. The brig
was brought 10 anchor IN NAntu.ket Roads
! he owners earning the Gtuation of things,
took the reio uton TO repofsi, ,hemfelves of
her property, that an adjudit alton of it
might be had agreeable TO the laws of their
country. For THIS puprofe they proceeded
with aboui 80 iii iaots aud pilot, 10 two
boats, toward. the lower hsrbor and though
f led upon from he brig aod a picsroon tina,
was sku king about The harbor, hey boarded
her within the jur,fd ict'on of The Common.
wealth repofehed themfelves of their prop
cry and on beng ordered to bring to, from
roit Inde pendence, Immediately obeyed fhe
order informed the Commander of the Object
of the eptcrpr,ze and Immediately reported
the venei regularly at the Cniiom HouIe
On Tueioay. the owners were arrefted on a
technical charge of piracy aud robbery, aud 40
,nvefligation has been gone through with lie.
fore Judge DAVIS, of he Dihri6 Court, when
they were recognized to appear at the next
Circuit Court
We wonder the owners of the brig, which
wa, in the peac.abIe Puriua Of a lawful
voyage. were reftra,ned from infet,ng the
JUL puniihmenl due to iheie pirat,csl rafcals,
III Gnking or deltroy,ng,he Piearoons, where
ever they could find them.
On "Wednesday. the privateerfmen, nine in
number. found on board the brig ware taken
in,o cuftody, and arragnsd before the civil
au hority of he Rate; aud after a Mort eI
animation lone were recognized, and he OH
ers committed. The mvefiigaaion was con-
,inued yelterday l, is sicerraioei that the
priva,eer boats, by which The DiPatch was
detained, were fitted out at SaIem.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
BOWDOIN ,CCLLEGE.

NOTICE. 10 hereby given that the Rxeeu-,
tive Government of Bowdon Coiieee
will attend 10 the easminatinn If candds,e e
for adm honon he Sd day of sep, ember, at
clock A N
None viii be examined, Who do not exhib-
IL evidence of fair mora char Ger
JESSE sPPI.t / on, P.sfasss.
6svda;s CeiYt. Ass.9 4i6. IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09

Ak IHEREAs safey my wife has left my
w bed ana board his is 10 eve pubic
notice that fhai refuie any payment deb's of
of her contracting sf'er This date and forbid
contracts being made with her on my account.
RENJ AMIN RICHARDSoN,
Portions, 7yiy 90, 1919.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
JOHN DIX,
ofFGRs roR sAIk,

ofFsRs roR sALk,
100 Kegs Prime Butter
40 qu,nt. Pollock Fiji
40 do COD do.
100 Boxes good Brown Soap
500 Id. COZ EE
100 hu.heis Yellow CORN
SO lbs spaniih F.oat INDIGO
5 Kegs Tobaeco-wi'h
Wsf In ia GSds q Groceries,
on as rea onab e term. as ulual
ALso 4
$50 Id. FEATHERS which will be ex,
changed fos all kino' of Country produce, On
advantageous ems Aug 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09

We unders AID that the Senate of ehe
II. S. have rejected all he military commits
sions, which have been made OUT of The ane.
Vrp nj. o.rer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
N iTHL. POOR, Cie,k.

FOR fale az faid Factory a general affors-,
ment of YARN, on the mon favorable ,erms,
and warranted equal to any made in the Uni
ed sta'es NATHL POOR, hgsss.
B,a./,uiA csft0s Msasstsay I
.5sp z, 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
NOTICE..

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the annual
= meeting Of the Board Of Overfeerr, IF
Bowdoin College will be holden 10 he
Chapel IN Bruniw'cS ON Tu,fday he sin Of
Augult Infant, at teu O'Clock a ~.
JOHN ABBo I, sn', y. Of jsis Beard.
B,Sssuisi, A.qf Orb l8I3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
Travelling in Haggous dam By Oren

Travelling IN HaSyons dfown By Oren
In the Edin.urgh res,ev of Henl5 Lich-
tenstein's sravels IA Southern A!,,cs, Il 1903,
1894. 1905 and 1906. While tres isg OF he
manners Of the inhabitants called Caf,es, i,
is remarked ths, travelling in Wagons des VII
by oxen, is peculiar 10 this country; and III
dexlerity acquired by the divers Is slross
proof OF whsl practice and necessity can &C.
complish in the most unfsvorsble circum
stances. All the address of ous European
Wagon drivers, the author might say, Of on,
European coschmen. v.nishes entirely befors
the very superior cexieriiy of the Africa
coionists. In vert brisk rot, or even =
gsiiop, they are perfect masters Of eigh,
oxes ard avoid. with the unoa skill, e,.
cry hole and every stone in the road.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09

Cen. Parker, Federal Republican,
now commands at Burlington. The
following is an extract from his Gen.
eral Orders, on arriving at that place.
When a soldier enters into the SER
vice of his country, he ought TO consid-
or himself as the guardian of the per-
sons and property of his fellow citizens
The Gen trusts That this will be the u
niyersal sentiment OF the troops he has
the honor to command. Painful as it
nav be he i. determined to punish ev
sry insult or injury that may be offered
70 the citizens of the country in which
the army shall act "
american TTar IN England BY a
gentleman who lalely arrived in the
cartel from England, we are informed
,h.tthe American war in England is
very popular, more SO than any war
which the British have been engaged IN
Cor many years. - he gentleman has
been frequently in England before the
commencement, of The contest between
,he Two countries, and he then obser
we'd that the American government had
many friends among those who are
termed the opposition an Great BriIsin,
but now he says those tliends have be
come enemies /: the question OF war be.
inc considered as turning on one point,
the right of C.. Britain TO the services
of her own seamen, all opposition was
a, an end no Englishmen could be
found who would be willing to aSan,
don right which he thinks essential
to the existence of his nation. The
following extract Of letter is from a
gentleman Of high standing and obser-
ya,ion in London 10 his friend in this
CITY another letter from the same
gentleman as late as the llth of June,
corrobo aies this, in the idea that no
speedy peace is 10 be expected.
Ertraet If letter from a gentleman in
London. 10 his friend IN Neg York,
da,ed ash Nay
We cannot but express our firm
conviction, that the Mission To 5, Pc
tersburg from Washington, can answer
no end, as regards the matters in dis.
pute between our two governments (;
and that prospect of termination 20
the present unfortunate hoslililies be
tween us, is as un.avourable as ever"
a Y. Eve. Post.
7o,pedo.-A Richmon1 paper mentions
that torpedo has been exploded under the
bottom Of the Plantagenet "a, which threw
the ship SO much on her beam that the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
6asette Dblp Hens.
PORT OF PORTLANr-Isls

Aug Q, Arrived fchr Pilgrim. burlington,
from Bolton Aug 8 1oop Liberty, Moody.
from Baih--fchr Ready -Rhino. Wetton from.
DuIbury-Aug 4 foop Leander, TOW, from
Bofop-. noop F Ieufhip Smith, N. Yarmouth
-ichr Waihnng,on, Lowell Georgetown
Aug S, ichr Hero, from Mount .Defsrt, with
ir wounded men, w Jofeph sawyer and
Thomas Bailey of Po,fi,ad; Peter Ridley of
Bfn; Peter Charry. Fench boy Mr.
Robinfon, I'd mate OF he Giro, and Mr. Hart
belonging 10 the Southwark wounded on SIN
alt, by the blowing up of an arm chef, %
hoard The privAeef fchr sIro, Cap,, Gray. who
failed from this port on the 3o,h uIt on
clujie Aug s, arrived boat Superb, Sawyer,
from Boiion-6h,. boat Hound. Lewis. from
Boison-ichr Hazard, Cooms from Bath
icl Cofack Naih. from st Domingo, via
Bath, bound 20 Bolton, with cargo OF Cot
fee and sugar spanifh lhip Criolia. Msriche,
20 days from Porto kico with Salt to Thos.
Merrill. Jr-Aug 7, fch Sally, Cook, from
Fsaporr, for Newburyport--Sch Tnduitry, of
Marblehsad, was captured in the mouth Of
speepfsut river by the Boxer, on Wednesday
laa OF Monheg1n, law the frigate Nymph.
aud Br,gs CurIew and Boxer, with fchrs in
CO. VIZ feb Iodultty Redden, Of Marblehead,
ich Rebecca, E'wel. OF 'aefborough. taken
infide SOU REL Hand. feb. Hannah, Johnion
from Poruand, for Thomaiion, captured off
tlfher'nau's Hand.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
REPRESENTATION and Iaration.

hCpFGScHIUtfoU ana uduttoH.
One Of the most essential features oil
a free government is, that representa-
ton * taxation shall be equsl u proba.
BY most OF the people in Massachusetts
tninA this principle operates in the mode
bywhich money Is raised for the support
of the general government but the
fact is quite otherwise This State
contributes more, proportion TO the
number OF her representatives, towards
defraying the expenses OF go'enment,
than any other one in the Union
whilst her vital interests, Chose oi
commerce) fcr the last twelve years
have been the sport OF restrictive ex-
pe,iments and back woods folly and
ignorance II is this we complaiA OF,
rather than the operation OF the reve-
nee system, unequal as it may beat
the same time 1t may not be amiss to
examine it
From a report made by the Secreta
ry of the Treasury on the 28th OF Feb.
1912, it appears the net amount OF
revenue paid by Massachusetts from
the commencement Of The psesenl
government to the year 1910, was
s 58,0l3,67O
whilst the net amount of revenue paid
by the States of Virginia, Georgia,
Kentucky, tennessee and Ohio, duiisg
that period was but 5 ID, 30 1863
Here ii will be seen that Massachusetts
has paid towards the support OF gov
eminent, during the same period |;
faoenty four miiaon fve hundred and c
lcpen thousand, seUen hundred and one
dollars more than the five states above
mentioned /; yet Massachusetts has but
2 Senators and 20 Repre- sen,aiiyes in
Congress whilst Virginia, Georgia,
kentucky, Tennessee and Ohio have 10
Senators and so Representatives In the
national Legislature. lis by the votes
OF these States that the war has been
brought upon us and New. England
Commerce annihilsted. How long will
the Northern States submit 10 be made
mere bobs TO the Virginia Kite just
so long as Ofiice-holders, Oflice-seek.
.ers, IT per cent money lenders and am
bilious demagogue can impose upon
the honest Yeomanry of the country G
gull them to vote for men who support
the ruinous measures Of Madisons and
his junto.
Some Of the democratic papers are
endeavouring to impose on the phbllck
belief that Gen Dealbought's leaving
the army was voluntary, when the fact
is, he was laconically dismissed, the
Fed. Republican states, for disobedi.
ence of orders in detsching Berestler,
whereas his Instructions were to make
no attachments.
Only two ofthe Representatives from
MASSACHUSETTS, voted m favor of Nadi-
sons Embargo Scheme, viz. Hubbard
OF oxford, and Parker of Kenebeck.
These are the Stree trade and sailors
rights" men.
Capt .Joseph LoyinS, Of Boston, famous
for having been repe dly tried snG senten-
ced BY c 'urts Marsha IN this sta,e, Is APP
poin ed Colonel in The United States army!
John Smith, late Senator in Congress. has
been appointed Marshal of the District of
New. York, in the room Of Peter Curtentius,
re moved
Il is limited that an ex.representa,ive, not
100 miles from Pori land, talks much of the
principle Of rotation in Office, and reward
for useful labours" in making War
" SPEECHES." IL is supposed something