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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
Stephen Patten.

BOOKSELLER, No 10. Jone'' Req,
Es.ba.rs f,sf-Pa,isnd.
Has Jun received f'eh tappIy Of !, @s' ~,
l saesm.i and bigbiy oeprsv.f ir~sisaJie :" Med
icine', &c" f,epnsf BY w + Conway, Chem
III, No. S. Green itree,, bottom, among which"
y DR.. Reye's Vegetable Specific!
\ foversign remedy for Gek head ache, dst.
ne.s Of the flomzeh, fziuence, bilious alice
lions, and a, preparatory before Tea ba'bng,
SC No complaint is erhaps more prevalent
in this or any other couatry than the Head As's
lit is feldom pririary affection, bui ar,ie'
from variety of cauics, fuch as iuppreihon
of CULINARY excavations, obflrucled pedp'ra'
tion, 10. 1t is hkewle not unfiequently iymp'
tomato of indigeftion, for 10 great 10 the iym'
pzlny between the brain and itomaeh, that II
Is ofteu difficult to determine which IS really
IN fault aud when ii anies from foul Haze
of the fltmach, j. is geaerAly termed
e sick Head Ache j. I!
which will Re ipeediy relieved by tins Specific
Prepared aud fold who'elale by he Joh pro-
sy,sfa,, w. +. Conway, Chrmiif, No. 5, cfeec-
itreet, Bottom, and retail BY appointment "
8 Paten, Bookie,ler, Portland; Baoion'l
Wfcafet; Coosaie, Hal,owell; Hon DR.. iona
Page, Bruufw.sk: Moies Holhrook, M -
Bath Langdon, Limerick; WI kins, Orr'ns'
zen; Blsney. Briaol; Mann, Oxford; EIwsd'
Marlborough; Gardner, Bowdolnham; r.'
ions, Ho'mr, tIo'e shores 4 co. por lmou'h'
rroG, Kenuebusr; fher,as and Whlppe
Newbufyport Il. Whipple, Cuihne y hp'
pletoo, S,iem; Olgood, HayerbilI hecdfes'
ss.non = den, Hanover Mitchell, DNo'
y II snd moi Drupgias, Booksellers y rei'-
matters Throughout, the U So VIII ere may "
h ad all Medtcice. prepared by" l oepr
way" - None are ss.aire s1fs' fg'ff""'i
Conway" be particular er
=. Il Eb~si s!lsrpsrf. 10 fsgjs sis' buy js'-
egsi~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
CROCKERY WARE STORE.

3. c. Atwood,
TIA, 70, ,sis, No a, HsymDEa Psw.
A general aforiment of
~ cR0cKER1- e GLASS WARE.
Jan received
200 D0z. TRmbisr5.
kifo--s2o doz. blue edged PLATES. mon-
ly FINAL Gsss--hS,'hd Crater ,iPasAss Jo,
cap oniy 5sy 2s. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
l.. GRtELY

l.. GRtELY
No. IEo-g 11bo,J, Ea fer Jais,
500 Dbl. Mefs Cargo aud 2 Beet
40 bbls Pork-io hhds Rum
60 hhds srgar--60 bags Coffee
40 cheits Souchong Tea
40 boxes Chocolate 100 boxes Soap
100 quintals Pollock Fin
so kegs Tobacco casks Red Wine.
Brandy, Cotton, sc. Jsy 90 (9w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02

Sentiments q opoussation'-Ihe senate
haze reiused % coafifm The appointment of
NJ. Galla,in as Minister tp Russia, and OF
Paul Hamilton as loan officer for South Car
DINA The HOUSE of Representatives has
taken courage from the example OF the sen
ate. and declined avo'e OF appreciation OF the
conduct of The executive in relation tc
France
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
Gunpowder Mandatory

THE fubferiber having become intersned
i in the Mandatory of Gunpowder a,
Weffrsld. Msfs N conney,ion With MIR
Charlie. Doug'sf,, informs his friends aud che
Public, that he fhall in future be enabled to
fupply them with Cunpowder of fuperiour
qualify and on very Reafonsble terms a, his
STORE No 81. fiate ftreet, Bolton, where he has
alio on hand .-Engli1, Tower proof and Du-
fort & Cos beft Guppowder-Re6nd & Crude
Hitre-Csnnon Balls and Grape shot-Can-
noa of varior, 6zes--Musker and Pillol
.JalIs--Paien, Observation-Disclosures aud Pig
Lead, with every article of the armament of
ships of War, aud Military Companies
ELIJAH WILMINGTON
~ Cannon, Muske, and Piaol Cartridges
Cunpowder-Shot- BalIs-Fints tcs. by Re.
tail as above by A. WELLER SIN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
Nonee TO Hatteyt.

Nouce 10 Hatfeyt.
ON "WEDNESDAY, the 4 h day Of Auguh
~ next, at two o'clock, afternoon. ON the
psemiies viii oe fold at Public Venoue, an
Eligible ftuatin for a Halter
with commodiou' chop thereon, we'll caieu.
lated for the ufe of a Halter, aud would be
convenient for cher mechanics; htua'ed 10 a
central part Of Marlborough. Terms OF
payment will be liberal. For Information en-
qulre Of IsA.c HIpsERp, at faid ihop; or of
ISAAC q. REED.
Waidsborsseb, 5si, IL, 1913.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
FOR SALE

100 bbls vrifh PORE Entitled to debenture
100 tierces do BEE on expectation.
Apply to IospuA RICHARDSON or z. Carr.
In Long Wbs,f JaS 2s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
VINEGAR.

~ II. NILES, has for fale. at hi. ffore
Fore FRET.
A few hhds. 81 bbls. Cider Vinegar.
Poriissd, Js.s 7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
NEW STORE.

THE iubfcriser would inform the public
that he ha, removed from portland TO
Corham, where he has opened a general al
fortment OF
Wen. India GooAs, Groeeries. &c.
among which are the foi'owing-twhieh will
DE fold "a low As ear BE purchaied IN Portland
or efewhere for Cath or Country Proouee)-
coeniac Brandy Omega lua
Old Jamaica Spirits otter- Starch
Wen India Rum Muaard-coppe-afs
L. fbon and Port Wine indigo Wlndioi soap
Cordial-Cofree Clsfs
Hyfon J Powder and snort
Young Yyfon TEAs Flirts- rigtal y Fig
u Souchong) Tobacco
Loaf and brown Sugar Cgars-snnH
Molafes Sad Irons Siekles
Pollock Fiih Seifors
supe,fos Flour Block Fin Teapois
pye ditto Pafeboard
ciear Pofk Wiring Books
B. IVA Salt Paper aud Quilts
Cotton Candles Ink Powder
Chocolate Lead Pencils
lox Ra,lins Pla,sd lea Spoons
Huimegs-Cinnamon Pias aud Needles Ue'
Aapice Pepper
A general sd,umert Of
CROCRERT WARE.
WIN. CROSS.
Gorham July s It
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
)UR & BREAD.
FARM FOR SALE.

HANDSOMELY etuated in Gorham. AZ
4 place called Horfe beef, st mie. from
Portland, containing about so acres Of good
Land, with hAndlome two itory Dwelling
Eouie thereon--For particulars enonlre of
z. GREEDY, Ms. /, Lors HB.S
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
Screwed HAY,

CONSTANTLY for fac of the iirn quality
~ by William Rols, near the head Of Green
81 Get, aud Abiel w Tinkham, foot Of Un'on
Street. (2lw March ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
TO LEI,

A Large two iiory Dive ling Houfs, Gtra-
"A ted in Fiddle Lane. Inquire Of
<p,Uio 20 DANIEL BRAZlER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02

To LEI,
THE Store in Middle fireet now occupied
by Daniel Tnurfion-for further uforma
ton sppyto A. & J. CARTER.
Jsy 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02

THE iubicribsr. comm fioners appointed .,
the Hon, oias Lee Judge OF PROBATE .
Will. sc for ske county of Lincoln, to cram
inc the clans of the ieverai creditors 10 W.
cllsie Of
RICHARD POWERS,
late of Jefferion, 10 fad county uaTer oe..,'
ed, do hereby give notice that three r'ou'a y
longer are allowed faid creditors 10 prog "
and prove their respective cams, rad 'hss W
will ate d for that purpoie at tie hcu'e "
DAME Waters E(q. in New.a!sle, ID iaa eou"'
" on the iscond ana lah Ineiday' IN osp', Co..
her next from rius O'Clock forenI on UNI ~
in the afternoon JOSEPH IAChSoN
9.ly ISIS. IA SINCLAIR, } ~N
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02

American Manufactured Goods
Ma 7, M.5y'i R0r0.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for hiuy Z B,Ore",
of Providence. who keep hun conilantiy
fnoplied from heir long known and well ef'
tIblhed Factory at Pawtucket, with a gen
eral adortment of
Ameri an Cotton Goods,
coNsIsTiHa or
Single Yarn for Warp aud Filling
Q & threaded white * color'd Stocking Yarn
White and colored iewing Coitons
MISUNDERSTANDING Checks-Stripes
ingham.--Chsmorsys-- Ticking, nc
~ shopkeepers 10 town and country and
people in general who with to furnifh them :
feIves with the above articles, will be tup-
piled at the Factory prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
Abes Wanted.

Glbes Wanied,
Dash will be paid for few tons Pot and
~ Pearl Afhss. by S & s. PoR TER, No
IS, Union Wharf. QO February 22'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02

The above Goods were felscfed with care
and are warranted to he of the hfa quality
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02

Lave taken the Store No, s Mufeyi Row,
L i next door below Mehrs. Henry Smith &
Co. where the, offer for fsle general abort.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-15
GENUINE PATENT AND FAMILY
Medicines.

Which are celebrated for The cue finest Gisea.
SEES TO wh;eh the Human BODY is liable,
PREPARED oNLr 6u the SOLE PRoPRIE TOR,
L. w. DYOTT, NJ. ID.
Grandson of the late DIR. Robertson, of Edna
burgh.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-15

,cs, which is the most excellent of these pros
auctions, The Lar Of Me kass. D{iAs.rel, Bfar,,.-
or, tie Lady Of the Lake, or Rokeby-KokEBY
IS every thing we could wish, either as To fer
tility OF invention, or melody of verse-It is a
romance OF the FIRST order, conveyed in beau
tliulp o try The Drama is complete, and the
Characters well supported tliroug out-NIatil-
da IS the heroine aud Redmond one of the he
roes tfor 1t may he said to have several heroes,
or leading characters,) whose story is cornec-
ted with the O'Neals Of Ulster, so celebrated
IN Irish history The description Of the Ban
ditli, or Buccaneers. gives a high colqring to
the general picture, rvaliing the best delinea-
tons oil that kind in Mrs. Raolcliff's celebrated
Observation-Disclosures, the bold and daring lea
Ger OF the nsnd, is ably drawn he is 4 charac
ter OF the first order in his way, and gives won
derfui life and interest to this admirable pro-
duct ion
The scene is laid ia the North of England,
nearthe banks of the Tees, and is supposed to
have taken place during the civil war of Char
les Land the Parliament, shortly after tn bat
tie OF Marston- moor, where Cromwell aid the
foundation of his fame, his fortune, and his u
surpatioa.
Tire beautiful song ofthe Cypress Tree comes
from the amiable Wifrd, a sutton to Matilda,
but whose gentle spirit yielded TO the ascen
dAncy OF the more fortunate Redmond.
WeSters .S.Gr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-15
From rho ColAMaa.
THE soLACE.


WHY sigh'd the lov'd maid, as babe her a.
And why did the pearly tear brighten her
For I'd sworn that I'd ever to JULIA prove
Though my Sountry should call me in glory
to die.
Remember, my JuLIA. the coward who'd fail,
When danger surrounds the dear land OF
his birth,
Should nerer-o, never! with friendship pre-
And reap, undescrv'd, the sweet tribute of
wCrth
For know. that the heart which to valor is
dead,
The bosom that's cold to patriot glow
r"at wretch, when tie bright rose OF beauty
has fed,
viii leave loy'd maiden to lanruish in
woeI
And know, that the traitor who'd falter to
The strength Of his arm in virtuous cause
Thar wretch would desert in misfortune his
friend,
And scott at the tie of humanity's laws!
Then sigh not, nor weep, nor regret that we
part,
Since SO to contend in the field of the
brave;
But if Death, in his glory, should strike this
O! keep those rich tributes to brighten my
grave.
Narch--1SlS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-15
IA dollars per annnm.1

fes' and were this point of difference"
taken out-isolated from the IcSt, and ar
ranged, we should find another and ano-
tler stiii succeed" till we had travelled
through the whole catalogue of grievances,
whicR the American declaration. states, as
tie grounds of war. This, we repeat,
woaia be the case, unless it Shall be proved
'hat the constituted Authorities OF America
are without neutrality-suspicious. honor-Gdead
10 inc teeiinSs OF freemen-lost to uubiic
virtue ard Strangers To Patriotism.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-15
From the Pennsytvaria Corrcst,Onaens.
THE EXPLOITATION.

THE NOTATION.
IT'S done--..ld tue cup OF ioroeArancc DER
floN ing,
Columbus, reluctant, un.cabbsrds. the sword
She summons the world to the view OF her
H .suif'rirgs,
And bares her sweet bosom, by tyranny
CORD.
To Britain she points-,hc oppressbr of natl
ons,
Nor fears to encounter her giant-liSe foe;
He's cause to the justice OF Heaven committing,
To tiiial affection, and patriot glow.
IT'S ours to prove the reliance well grounded
The Blood oil our Fathers stiA fio@sin each
oven;
Nor Shall (while its current continues To warm
Columbia appeal 10 her Children in vain.
Descend. ye blest Spirits, whose prowess. unri-
Oar Liberty, blood bought. so ga'lantly won;
Descend, and inspire US to deeds of high da-
ring,
To deeds not unworthy to rank with your
own.
Oh yes-our hearts swell with the proud re-
collection,
ofthe yalnr our sires displayed in the field,
When. nery'd b. tie love of their country and
g!ory, t'f
They lorc'd the stern Briton the victory to
yieid.
Come on then, Companions, and arm for the
b., b1tde:
Msy the Bastard to swiftest pcrdition be
hur,'d,
Who refuses his. sword. to the call of his coun
His country, the refuge and hope of the
world.
vIGAREsTEs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-15
p DR., ROBERTSON'S
PITENT .SToMdcHIc WiNE BfTTERS

Price one dollar.
These celebrated am well Known Bsttcss,
ave composed of puss$s getables, mud are pr
ticuiarly adapted 10 'feeeofnglweak cnnstitu.
tons, cleansing an6 strengthening the sto.
mach, and increasing the appetitei they are
extremely servlcsabe in all sea,ous, but par.
tcuIarly so on ,he approach of watm weather,
when the bilious HABITS experience such total
,oss OF appetite. Also certain preventative
against intermittent teYers, agues, dysenteries,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-15
sCOTT,S NEW POENI

We have read this Poem with great pleasure
Alter n three former works, so much I'd
pired (~Fpsss over has Oon Roieriek, > we had
ears, thai, like other Poets Of the highest
minenoc, Nv SCOTS genus, over stroined
eX,rt'ons. might have Jagged, and his fame
iessened-We have bee, -grceab.y dsappo,n.
ted.-It will now be dispute among The Cri-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-15
THE CYPRESS WREATH.
By WALTER scoTT.
March --1SlS.

by w ALTER SCOTT.
From his ne7O Poem Of RoKEBr.
o Lady, twine no wreath for me,
Or Irvine it of the cypress tree.
Too lively glow the lilies light,
The varnish'd holly's ali too bright:
The May flower and the egIsntimc
biny shade a brow less sad than mire-
But, Lady, weave no wreath for me,
Or weave 1t OF the cypress tree.
Let dimpied NiTth his temples Irvine
With tendrils of the laughing vine;
The manly oak, the pensiye ycw,
10 Patriot ard 20 Sage bc due;
The myrtle hoUgh bids lovers live,
But that Matilda will not give
Then, Lady, twinc no wreath for me,
Or twlne it OF the cypress tree.
Let merry England proudly rear
Her blended rose =, bought ~ dear;
let .8l6ig bind her hoHret blue
With heath aud hare bell dipp'd in dew;
On avoi'd Erin's crest be seen
The flower she loves Of emerald green
Blu, Lady, twine no wreath for ne,
Or twine 1t of the cypress tree.
Strike the Wild harp, while maids prepare
The ivy meet FOR Mins,rel's hair;
AnS while his crown Of laurel leaves
With bloody hand the victor weaves,
Let the loud trump his triumph tell
But, when you hear tie passing bell,
Then, Lady, twine wreath for me.
And tw'ne II Of the cSQtess tree.
Yes twine for me the eXSFRss bough-
But, o Matilda twine nal now;
Stay ti'l few brief monns.are past,
And have looked and loved my last;
When villagers rny STROUD bes;rew
Win pansits, rosemary, aud rue
Then, Lady, weave 4 wreath for me,
Ana weave 1t OF the cypress tree.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-15
Notice.

EOMMISSIaNRRS appointed by the
" Caunty>CoSFt of Ne~ Ken,-wil inset
at the Court HAuse Of said County, on the
u May nssSE to se,tIe my Executorship
at which Time persons interested are re
4dested to attend
AkMISFEAD RUSSELL.
April II. ept12M
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-15
Notice.

PE virtue ola deed oftrust made to the sub
- scripcrs BY Washington Ware. and duly
recorded in the cj&pty court OF Fluvanna, for
the purpose of sscMHg the paymentkof GER
tain debts therein hentioned, will be expo sed
to sale at public Action tor ready money, 10
anewer the puHA}fs of said trust, on the fourtl,
Monday in Apfi&leSt, at Fluyanna Courthouse,
1t heng Courcd4N all the interest of the said
Washington Waie, as one Of the heirs and de
'vsees OF John Ware, decd. in the Lands lying
IN said county, 'ae the property OF the said
JOAN Ware, deed. containing by estmation
eight hundred acre. be the same more oriess
= part of which sid Lands is the Tact wen
known by the name of the Seven Islands.
JOHN I ;MBEi,kAEE, ir.
CHARLES ii. BERNARD.
March o. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-15

Loaf and Brown Sugars,
Coffee, Tea, Pepper,
Queens ware, Couon Cards,
Sack S;&,S an Powders
Antigua iSep, Soap.
Candies. 4 %ins, Almonds, Steel,
Wrapping PAPER Castings,
Half Pint Tumbiers,
Cotton, Segars, Pish Oh, Pork, &c.
FOR sale opposite the Rel Tavern, by
j. hRani Shehhcrd. 2
April s. tt.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-15
YrcxrAsLE Nhnrous corD1AL OR "

1t is confidently recommended, the most
efhcacious Medicine, Cor the speedy relief and
cure of all nervous complaints, impurities OF
the blood, seminal weakness, geets and various
complaints resulting from secret inProprie,y
OF youth and dlssipated pleasures, residence
in warm climates, the immoderatc use oi tea,
the unskiiiul or excessive use OF mercury, SO
often destructive to the human frame, aud dis
eases peculiar to females at certain period Of
-. ka.. g &. =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-15
DIR. ROBERTSoN'S

Price one dollar x fifty cents
One OF the most efficacious Medicines ever
offered to the pubic, for the speedy e,ief and
cure of obstinate coughs, colds, consumptions,
the hopping cough, astlimas, pains and wind
in the stomach, removing habtual cos,iveness,
sickness 1T the stomach, dysenteries, coera
uiorbus, severe grpings, the summer bowel
complaint in children, &c. &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-15

THE snbsc cher will receive goods on sto
basin, street ne@ ue Eess1<ridge his brick
WA house at Roc1 sEsls $50 ready tor the
reception OF Goods o. ~ re or sale Ad.
Vances 81 cast WI bNnad. when necessary.
Apply t. NJ loan l. w twi.o keeps his OF
fce in tie l'ouse y su r.Dcr having pur~
chased - Dnccor . jamiD DIVA, ana Co al
theirSTONE " RI has q iArge sssortmen Jon
hand It his wholesale Store, ready 10 pack up
b. order
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
April l. IT,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-15

TIE Subscribers wisb to dispose 81 Al pri-
vStt sac, 1000 Bushefs pose 81. UHc's Salt
] % live pool flied ana,R0 county filed So ks
I'm Sal. 90 board dss-sehoon-r Unity, now ly-
at nk's wharf
Allncme, hobnsou aud Pieasants, .dUct's
April S.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28
raoa THE EAsTERx ARous
A BASE. ENEMY.

II is with pain and indignation we have 10 record the
repeated cruelties of the British towards the Ame-
ricans who have unfortunately become subject to
their tyranny, by impressmcnt and Others
captured suice the present war-but the greatest
proportion Of the latter class constitute the num-
Der stated in the following extract from an oilccr
now u prisoner in Halifax, handed TO us by gen.
tleman who left that place on the 9th inst.
DEAR SfR--Have the goodness to obtain
the insertion OF the following in some oil our
public prints in the form OF an extract OF
letter. r.directed 10 yourself from me. Yours"
Unless some measures are taken to lib
crate our unfortunate countrymen, have llt.
tie hopes Of :heir surviving during the ap-
proaching winter. They have rising Effee"
hundred sailors and soldiers at Melville ISL
and, cooped sp in one prison, Two stories in
hcight--Thc seamen are fine fellows, and
the soldiers though greatly exhausted from
their fatigue, arc in good spirits. Would 10
God, could say the same OF their health |;
owing TO their fatigue, and hardships they
have undergone, they are extremely sickly,
and deaths among them arc frequent.
trast Government will take some measures
10 obtaio their Liberation. THERE'S twenty
four army officers, and about the same num-
Der Of naval, on parole at this place, Dart
mouth"
~ The gentleman who furnished the above,
states, from his own observation, that the
sutfsrings of the prisoners there is beyond de-
scrip,ion. That the American Agent is not
permitted to attend to those on the Island
but Mr.. Mirfes, the British Agent, exercises
every cruelty in his power--ln one instance
when the roll WAS called, which is usually
once a week, thcro happened to be man ab-
scnt---thc person next in course was immedl-
atcIy ordered into the dungeon--the absent
one it was Afterwards ascertsined had ocen
dead four days. Arother was confined four
teen days on half allowance because ne advls-
cd one Of the prisoners not to work. Anolh-
or was confined because he published IN the
United States papers Of Us being robbed OF a
quadrant, BOOKS, clothing, Sc. on former
B capture---Tnis Miller often sneers at their
complaints and threatens tos2end them all TO
England-says he wishes snem dcad-with
tho repeated expression I" yon may die and be
damned--thc King has one hundred and iiity
acres Of land appropriated to bury you on"
This staicmcn, could be attested to II nc
ccsssary. What n Z" 6nisvark Of Religion Is
this -~GS~~-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

October 2.
cohy Of letter from Com. Chaanrey 20 fie
Secretary Of ths Aovy, dcfsG
u s. slip General PIKE,
Sackeffs Harbor, Oct. {, 1915 q
SIR-I have the pleasure to .nform you,
that / arrived mere this morning, with fiYe cf
the enemv's vessels which i fell IN WITH and
captured last evening off the Ducks. These
we're part of feet Of seven sail which left
York on Sunday with 734 troops on board,
bound ts Kingston. OF this fleet five we're
captured, one burnt and one escaped .ho
prisoners, amounting 10 nearly 500, besides
having upwards of 500 Of our troops or beard
from Niagara, induced me TO run into port
for the purpose of landing both.
have an additional pleasure in informing
you, that amongst the captured vessels are
the late United States schooner Julie and
Growler, the others are gun vessels.
have the honor TO be, sc.
ISAAC CHAUNCEY.
Hon. HIN. lanes, Secretary IF fhe Navy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28
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The ervens prayer Of righteous auailssh 'ruch
Never Was text OF Scrpturs moro veri-
fed than this, on the late occasion OF the ma
lional fast. Congress sst apars the 9th of Sep
tember as a day of humiliation and prayer,
and TO invoke the most high God TO prosper
the arms of the United States. The adher-
ents OF Britain and the presses in their pay
pulminated their anthemas against the Presi-
dent and Congress for their pis,y and holy in
,en,ions they advised their tools and satali,es
" 10 consult their convenience rather Than o6ev
the Law Of Congress-" They obcyed-some
visited the gambling table--some horse races,
and some fishing partics.s The Temples OF
God we're filed only by Democrats, and by
those VINO felt and were ready TO redress their
country's wrongs and insults. No feigned and
hypocrnical devotion sullied the santuary's on
that day but prayers, pure and holy as their
country's cause was just, were offered TO the
most high God which, like the pure incense
offered by Aaron, ascended to Heaven and
reached the throne OF mercy. "Tbe Almlgh-
ty was pleased" On the memorable tenth OF
September, the very next day succeeding tho
fast, to crown the American arms with tho
most splendid and signal victory ever record
ed in tho annals OF the world, by giving
whole British fleet as trophy of American
piety and valor. In future, when our political
atmosphere shall be overshadowed by gloomy
iorebodings, then open the temples to honest
men and to patriots, whose hearts burn with
picty and courage Danish from them British
adheren,s and the tories we may then expect
the efficacy of unfeigned prayers that will DO
heard and answer given in peace.
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The tories and British adherents, Of this town,
on the national fast day, instead of visiting the
Church, regaled themselves at a fishing party.