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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-23
EXECUTIVE PATRONAGE.

The influence of the Executive. al.
ready great + ON the immense number
Of officers, civil, military &c. he nomin.
ates OF appoints, will be sill further in
creased by the New lax Laws. That
for the Direct Tax con,e mplates near
400 in the first ms. =. e, with power to
one hall of them to nave deputies or as.
sisianis 10 any extent they may think
proper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-23
There shat be no Neutr0kS.


There shall be no Nentr0S.
:" In Council, Which Gen. Harrison
held, some time since, with the Indians,
he is represented as declaring to them
" that crisis had arrived, 7uhich de-
manded that al ne Tribes zvho had here
toJore remained neutral, should take a
deeided stand, either TOR as, or against
u.s."
An ingenious writer, in commenting
on tais passage, remarks" ! he bel
ligerent who says to any nation 4" there
shall be no neRtrats," sets at nought eve.
ry maxim of the law of nations. II Is
mere mockery for such beiligerent 10
ak about neutral rights, or belligerent
rights Most evidently he recognizes,
in fact, 10 rule but the right OF the
strongest. For belligerent 10 tell =
neutral lac SUSPECTS his ferifdy," that
The conduct If the enemy" indicated"
that the neutral was" svifi,ng 10 raise
his arm against him, is adding insult to
injury. Ii was upon precisely such
principles that the English seized the
Danish fleet j; and shall an American
General be oountenanced in following
such an odious and danger ous prece-
dent :"
Extract i a ic',e, f,0m a gerlie'nan y re
specfat,dy in Ne,g Orleans, dated July IL.
1.-THE Sd reg,. one Of the inesl IN the
u S. service, is ordered 10 The norlhwsrd,
and expect to start on Sunday next, in bar
ges, up The river. When they ere gone, we
may expect an attack from The Standards 1.
Indians, Our town has been fred thfee
times in one week. We have all, in turns,
to pstrole the city at nighf--one company
at a time. We are in continual alarm from
one weeks end 10 another. A week or two
.go we were Dire sding The Mississippi, Tea :
ng il w1nid forget its boundaries and del.
uge US. as was The case niger up The river.
M. K--'s plantation. sbou, six league
above, was entirely destroyed by a creslce
winch made its way through the levee-
they had 10 abandon il. The water has not
been known 50 high these twenty years
The country above Matches was one entire
meet of water--it is now telling"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-23
APPOINTMENTS,

The Question is not asked Is he capable /,
bu,-ls he democrat Has he great deal
oil influence, to support cur election ! lam
bold to say am democra, but DIES.
pise corrup, democracy. What is il to me
II man is a Baptist, and I a Presbyterian
What Is the name And what is it to me If
you are fedetalisi. and democrat, The
name ~ no.hing The principles, and nothing
else, makes Americans -gofce If fhe Ncfios'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-23

II is pretty credibly underilood,
that Admiral Warren had been much
incenfed againa the French troops,
who proceeded with Ad. Cockburn
in his decent on Hampton; and that
in conlequence of their humanity and
diforderly conduct at that place, had
fent them to Halifax, in the Fon
troop fhip, with parcel of negro
slaves.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-23
OXFORD (M,ss AUG. S.
Shooting .7cCiGeat.

Miss Lucy Hams, daughter of Mr..
Jonathan Harris, in company with an.
other young woman, went to a barn 10
hunt for eggs, and, and in descending a
hay loft, slid on The end OF hay fork
handle, by which she was so severely
injured, that she died in consequence,
alter having languished about E,e days.
She Vas 10 years Of age.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-23
PhILAnhLpf1h. Lro

IT . = Ifss III,
think We bad better present Cene,sl WI.
knion with smother pair di s4uts, 10 hasten
his 'peed to The northps,d lie has been
oomminh --oomiog-and coming-bu, has
moi come yet. This is 40 time to s,ep and
spend time in The different cites. When
the work is done then let us play.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-23

ident then before the house was. ;.
qualize the evils OF the war.--to SIM, -
ports of the North, because The .1. 'ae
blockades the ports of the South M
q. asked il Mr.. Nelson recollee,.a ',f
Message oftbe President at the ". .as
OF the last session, calling for non ,O'e
portation law-for a measure in., I ,s
that which the President now dema' A'
ed In that message, Mr. G.. said -,
President avowed, ia express ts,. su'
the motive and the very reason TO- al'
measure, which had now been ascril ''s
TO him,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-23

The British in the Chesapeake have cap
tured vessel with $4,000 Cartridges, go
irg to The Eastern Shore of Maryland.
a small British squadron is on AN expe-
dition in the Rappshannock.
The British have captured schooner IN
the Rsppshannock. She IS supposed ~
have md arms, &C. on board intended Tor
the militia of Accomsck and Northampton
counties. Capt Jones and two young la
dies are said 10 have been passengers.
Philadelphia Democratic Paper men
toned an Assistant or Deputy AGjutant
General, iha, cannot write letter-@ was
in this country but Is months when he
received his commission We have also
heard offs person commissioned as a captain
who could not write. These things may
render an army unhappy, but the disgrace
should be on those who made the sppolnt'
mems, and those who recommended the
candidates.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-23
WINDSOR, AUG. To-
OUR ELhCTION.


Never was iuch an kecti5nefrinc
frpggk, as is now making, by every
OFFICE HOLDER and Ais immedi-
ate friends and hungry expectants,
throughout this State. CoSaty MEET
mg5--rown committees Runners
and Riders-by night and by day
and all far qobaf ? 10 iupport the gov.
ernment Ss Conllitution of our Coun-
try : No--1o fupport republican
principles No-Io fupport a juit
and necefary war and to vindlcate
our violated rights No-But to fup-
port our prefer; fate OFFICERS
Becaufe they are the friends eftbe 7Uar,
and friends of it becaufe they gain ef--
fee, banor, and emolument BY 1T.
Let the Friends of peace and the
enemies of a military deipotifm, re,
gardlefs of party think of this hetEre
they 60 t0tbe polls.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-23
BOSTON, AUG. 4

On Wednesday evening Gen. Par
ker, Maj. Smelling, and feveral other
officers, arrived in town from Bur
metn. We believe it is,intended 10
organize Immediately the II months
men RATED in this and neighbourlDg
ifates, and to haiten their M
the frontiers /, is llppofed &
are about 900 in the Diitri6t OF Name
The Britilh have attempted nothing
on Lake Champlain, fnce theplatts'
burgh expedition. OfenGve opera
lions agalnit them will probably iooa
commence in that quarter.
The maratime coat is to be deien'
ded by Fenciblcs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-23
uhe advertisements of the Secretary

Die Advertisement Of the Secretarg
at War, for iupPlics of rations tor the
forces of the United States from the
1T of June 1914, to the frf of June
1915, contemplates fuppli, FLOR Micb;
RimaekiHak, Detr2it, and the whole
Michigan ir,,ita,y, now in podsiliOn
of the Britifh. Thus avowing GER
tamty that they will be ours again at
that time.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-23
NORFOLK, AUG l6

ION Friday last, Bernard Hubbard, a
promising youth of 10, son Of Mr. MAJ.
thew II OF this city, (ha,ing at, freely
of cool watermelon when he was over
heated was seized with cramp in the
stomach, fsll and expired immediately
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-23

TIE AttGcE on SahdJsBa2-We mentioned
this affair in oar last. A gentlemen VINO was
present has since given us some particulars
Of il. He says The privsteer (cslled the
Commodore b oke) did not chase any
roa.ters in several arrived in the forenoon,
which saw Ter, but were not chased by her.
In the afternoon she was seei standing into
The harbour in consequence Of which the
people assembled on the whar,es with two
ak Founders which had lately been sent
Them by order of his Excellency the Com.
mander in Chief but not certain what she
was, they were just raising the TRUMPET TO
hail her, when she saluted them with dis
charge ofround and grape shot, and lmme'
dstely after with a second ; the round shot
passed over their hNads, but the grape few
among the multitude on the wharves tho
fortunately without hurting any one. Gu
people then returned the salute. On this
the privateer, probably not expecting the!
were provided with cannon. sheered of.
Boston Daily Advertiser.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-23
5foreisl, artiflfs.


"rIsBon, july 8, 1878.
Extract from an official Def catch from hi'
E1eeiency the Drke of Vttoria tWelliug
tom, addreiled to his Exceencg Don Mi
guel Petra Fofisz. from his II. 9. at Or
coyen dated Goth June 1873.
The enemy continued his re-
treat yeferday morning towards
France in the vicinity of Pampaluna,
on the main road of Roncevellas ;
he was clofely purfued by our light
infantry.
81 have received advices from
Col Tonga, under date of AID init
in which he informs me that he had
taken 6 pieces of artillery from de-
tachment of The enemy, commanded
by Cen. Folk, in his retreat from
Maudajon to France.
81 omitted to inform your Elk
cellency In my Defpatch of the 24th
init. that on the 23d | detached Gen.
Sir Thomas Graham 10 the LETT, in
the direction of Tolofa, with the OBJ
ject OF executing my plans IN that
quarter. BY a letter which | receiv-
ed from him, dated the 25th, he in
forms me he had arrived that day at
Tolafa, under Gen. Folk, who was
rerrea,ing He alto mention, the al
filtance he received from Col. Longa,
and from two battalions of the army
of Galicia, which Gen. Gazan had
aationed there to attack that place
Il have not yet received official
advices of the fate of Operations on
the coat of the Levant but Gen.
Nina wrote me yelterday that the al
lied troops had taken Tarragona by
ahault.
q" Gen. Murray made a decent on
Catalonia on the Cd init. and captur.
ed, on the 9TH. Col. de Balaguer,
where he took II pieces of artillery,
and made many prifoners.
/" 1t is reported that the Spanilh
troops have taken Valencia"
BY private letters received in this
place it appears that, on the 27ih
June. Lord Wellington's II. . were
a. Tafala. Gen Hill was in tbs Vi
entity of Pampaluna.
, Capt. Hilliard was Informed by
the US. Conful at Lisbon, that he
had received information that was to
be depended on, direct from AIglers,
that there was not an AlgerIne cruii-
er out, but that their iquadron had
gone againlt iunis, con fitting OF hive
frigatss and two corvetss.
A London paper, he Times, OF the
2Ilt June, fays 1--WE here that a
Britiih Miailter is to be fent to rep
reient this country at the approach
ing Continental Congreis, and that
that Miniffer is 10 be Lord Cathcart."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-23
Richmond Enquirer

Ra0fdn mediati7n. We are inform
ed from authority which cannot be
doubted, that letter has been recei.
we'd at Baltimore from Mr.. Beatty, a
gent for American prifoners at Lon
don, Eating that the Britiih govern.
ment hAG refufed to appoint Commit
ioners to treat with Mel1rs Bayard,
Gailatin and adams atSt Petertburg,
under the mediation of Ruiiia.
The public will wonder how our
government could have been at the
expenfe of tending Penipotentiaries
all the way to RuIha. without know.
ing whether or not they would be
met by the Bri,ifh but when the
whole of this myiterious bulineis fhall
be developed, as it mutt be III proper
time, the wonder will be increaied -
it will then appear that the whole
builnefs has been a iyltem of decep-
ton from the beginning; Mefrs
Grundy and Eppes declarations in
Congrefs to the contrary notwithitan-
ding. ~. 7. ~. Psf, dug 10.
rive are well aifur ed that the a.
bove is correct nay, we will even
go further, and fay, that Adminiltra-
ton have long imce been notified OF
this rejection, if MIR. Beaney's word
is to be relied on. We are even pre-
pared to prove that the offer of medi-
alton was an unauthorized act OIL the
part Of Mr.. Dafchkoff.1
Bottom Daily Adv,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-23

Anotter Great Democrat Denou,,.d
The following 10 from The " Norfolk IA,
aid" We give It as apecimen of the M
ner IN wbicl, the Southern Democratic -.
pers arc begiGing TO spesk of Mr.. Giles of
the United States Senate, for having d,,s5
IN his ofhcisi capacity 20 vote against NJ
Msdison's embargo bill.
e. As for Mr. Giles his oersaasire el.,,sr...
is sad to have preiudioed the minds al ees.
tain Members sgsinsi the bill, who wee /.
fore in fsvour ofi,, is Sufficient to say. ,b.,
N more instances thsn this he hiss .bewa :
degree OF regeneration 3 political deprs,;.
~ which must ioIe,er render him an obiee,
of disgust and detests,ion. - His race is No.
ly n.-Like faTth.ng c.nde, he has nm
h 9political career in blaze, aud Will end
il IN sehch"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-23

The great DR.. FRANsrrv cons;d...,
fripateerfng as little better than b;,S
way robbery. and termed it "TurIysea.
NOUS CALLING" Since his day -
grown POPULAR.
The consciences OF some men
so completely scared, and hardened
gainst the compunctious visi,ines :,
nature" by a constant familiarity win
every species Of wickedness, thai ,h.s
may not be able Il" shove by Justice
mere"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-23

Embargo While this subject was
under consideration in the House OF
Representatives, Mr., Grosyenor said,
in reply to Mr.. Nelson, who had advo-
Gated the measure, that the principal
inducement TO the Message of The Pres
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-23
t5p tie Pails.

We have been expecting, after the
growing of the Intelligencer, tina,
fome of the retainers Of the Admins
tration would advocate the abolition
of the Senate The following article
from Mr.. Jeferfon's paper is only a
prologue to the tragedy.
THE SENATE.
Every day, indeed, adds frefh proof
to The idea we have long taken up,
that The Senate is ons Of the mott de.
fective branches of the Contribution.
1t is the arlfoeratic feature-too little
rrfponfble to thofc who appoint them.
Your Prelident is cholen for four
years your Representatives for t1vo /;
your Senators for fix; only one year
lels than is ordinarily allowed to the
calculation OF human life. Is this
right /? is it republican Be aflured
that when certain men are appointed,
who are difpofed to .acrifce their
public duties to their "priyate griefs,"
who make JfI in fome form or other
the centre oftheir actions-that when
" certain itsrs fhoot mady from their
spheres "-the only way to keep them
ftraight is to retouch them Often
The 5elt way to make your Agent
faithful, is TO make him render fire.
9uent account of his tranfactions, and,
turn him off, il he proves dilhonelt -
We therefore anxlously with that 10
the next Virginia Legislature a pro-
petition may be made to amend the
Contribution by reducing the term TO
three or four years
Richmond Enquirer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-23
SALEM, AUG 20.
MourntM Flag eff Truce,

M0urnfW rag OF Truce,
"Wednesday afternoon the flag of
truce brig Henry, Capt. George
Crowningihield, junr. returned from
Halifax, in pafage of five days,
with the bodies of thole brave and la
mented naval heroes, Capt. Law
RENEE and Lieut.. LUDLOW, who
fell fighting in fupport of the Amer
lean flag oil beard the u. 5. frigate
Cheiapeake on the ,it day of June
laf, and who received at their inter
mem, in Halifax, all the honor due
from generous enemy TO a brave
bur fallen foe. We underitand the
flag was received and treated with the
utmof poIiteneis, and that the re-
quelt for the bodies of the deccalcd
was complied with without hehtation,
by their being fent on board at mid
night of the I2th. No perfon. ex-
cept Capt. Crowninglhield, we un.
deritand, was allowed to go on ihore
from the Henry and when the hal
lowed relics were delivered, fhe was
directed to get under weigh immedi
ately. The reinforcement of the bod
les is to take place in this town on
Monday next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-23

Mr.. Jonathan Russell, Mr. Madison
Samuel Hyde, General Hyde, Gen
Armstrong and the Duke Of Bassano
" Lord i! hos0 this sVorM rs siven N ;,
iying" "
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-23

A London paper, he Times, of the
aft June, fays 1--WE here that a
Britiih Mlailter is to be fent to rep
reient this country at the approach
ing Continental Congrefs, and that
that Miniiter is TO be Lord Cathcart."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-23

BY private letters received in this
place it appears that, on the 27th
June. Lord Wellington's H. Q were
a. Tafala. Gen Hill was in the Vi
entity of Pampaluna.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-10
JOHN ELLICOTT,
JON a. ELLIC0TT,
GEORGE ELLlCOTT,

NATHL. ELLICO1
Eikicotts Mills, Baltimore county, STATE
of Marriard, Dug 4, 1870
Respecting the utnity of these machibes and
improvements it was fully prov that * mill
which can manufacture 20 bbIs. of hQHr.a dav,
they save at least s 300a year in LABOR alone,
that the operation IS more perfectly Performed
and with less waste hat more .Nork can be
done by the same mill, and larecr proportion
of superfine flour proceeds frGfsn gwen u,Isn.
~ OF wheat, equal to at least 90 cents eaiin to
the miller on each barrel, LII the saving upon
the whole in such n.ili upDn the most mod
crate computations amouDts to s 1900 a year,
probably mich more, apd that no mill without
these improvements, ca be employed in com
Petti0, with such a. shave them.
'' we were cOunSe for Mr.. Oliver Evans i'm
ltiese cases, and hafe given this statement at
his request WeAcertiiy it to be true, aud have
no doubt The Judges VINO heard the Causes IL
applied to wl.IcOnlirm it.
ROBERT C. HARPER,
NATHL. WILLIAMS"
Bsltimoef. Jan. 6, 1878.
Copy OF sfI,tc addressed by VIM. Pinkney.
esq. stb.ney general of The United States,
one jfAir Nv as counsel, TO Mr.. Williams.
Richmond, Jan. 10, 1912.
D1AR SRI III. tnt statement signed by
yo0and Nr Hrper, relating 10 the trials at the
! " SESSION OF the circuit court Tor MARYLAND,
81 Alr Oliver Evans' cases, 10 BIZ perfectly cor
tcot and you are at liberty it you think fit to
make use Of This note as proof of my entire
Concurrence IN that statement
am dear SIR,
Your oLedi,nt and faithful servant
| (Sigucd) Wal PiNKNEY.
| Nathaniel W iiliams, Esq
IN the progress Of this cause the defendants
| counsel cOntended before the court
That he letters pattn' granted III this case
| were not cOniOfnt by with he act of congress
| passed for the plaintiffs reiie'.-'fhat the de-
! claration did not correspond with the proof, as
! in the construction Of the d. ftndanPs counsel,
| the breach was die dgC Il to consist IN the use
| Of machines, whereas the patent comprehend
| ed the discover OF principles as well ss ma
chimes. That The plaintiff was not entitled tn
| a patent 70 the co v yor, inasmuch as Elii-
| colt had previously went d a screw to mix
| -four, although the plaintiffs cOnveyor was dit
| feren,ly consiruc. ed rom Eliicott's screw and
| applied ~ different purposes. That the de-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-10
SAMUEL sTERETT,
Notary Public, Baltimore,

10th Thcfpllowins certificate was furnished 10
Oliver Evans t1bout his previous knowledge or re-
quest but frOmtihc spontaneous motion ct the per-
sons who signefn, for the purpose OF correcting
some uadgcrtefit expressions which had been
drawn f. ON theni - the persons named IN IT, Is
has been affirmed tafby Mr.. James Stroud, ia rhi4
alclpha, in the aieepce Of Mr.. Edward Mar.
she'll
Stqrtnfon, .N;1s Casfls Cstuy, DEL Jan. y, 1915.
'Thisis 10 ceptis, that al ihs 5th day OF January,
instant, Isaac M'Pherson, Samuel Stroud aud Tho
mas WcthcrSpoon called 10 to certify that SAM
correct x prepared acer,i6S ,fefor TO sign which
after some alterations dids so, but being ser
(CsncluSed in the lasf. Page
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-11-08

ernal Improvements, canno, mi.conceive
f's pr and wis hes. In its departments
we may ind reports on the subjects Of roads
and canals, which unite in their extensive
view all that can be said or imagined, on a
subject OF such extensive variety and i'm
Portance in our wide spread empire. In
connecting the Atlantic with the western
states IN another route, much money has
been expended out of the public treasury
hselt-that route is not more important or
conducive to general convenience than the
one now pointed ont; to aid in the accom-
plishmen, of which Congress will not be
asked for money, but only for their autho-
rity and permission to accomplish the OBJ
Ject by means already sanctioned by them
in every case of application, even of a much
more partial nature from individuals, than
on this occasion it is like to be-
A VIRGINIA FARMER.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-11-08
A PROCLAMATION.

n fRoNLAMAllON.
by HM Hs@Rr HARRISON, Major &C.
neral IN me army Of the United States,
and commander in chiefo Of the sM nmlitc-
ry District.
The enemy having been driven from the
territory of Michigan and part OF the ar
my under my command having taken Dos
session of 1t, 1t becomes necessary that the
civil government of the territory should
be reestablished and the former officers re-
new the exercise Of their authority, have
therefore, thought proper to proclaim that
all appointments and commissions which
have been derived from British officers
are at an end that the citizens of the
territory are restored to all the rights and
privileges which they enjoyed previously to
the captulstion made by general Hull on
the 18th August, 1912. Under the pre-.
sent circumstances and until the will of
the government be known, have thought
proper to direct that all persons, having
civil officer In the territory of Michigan at
the period of the capituation Of Detroit,
resume the exercise of the powers apper-
tanning to their Offices respectively. In
the present dispersed state of its popula-
ton many officers are doubtless absent
In all cases thus situated the last incun-
bent who resigned the Office will resume the
exercise of its duties. The laws in force
at the period above mentioned will be re-
established and continue in force until re-
Peaied by the proper authority.
Given at headquarters the 2eth day
of Sept. 1873.
VIM. III. HARRISON.
BY the general
Jain O'Failon, aid.d.-camh.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-11-08
ROBERT GRAY.
November 8.


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the Player, by William Dunlap.
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