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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-20

Ne 8. Nifty, Rou, M'dst-s"'"'
HAVE lately received an e1'snhve abort
ment Of
BOOKS q STATIONARY
among which are of then own late publication,
Bowd,tch. Practical Nsviga,or-American
Coal p,lot-hiooes Tafo-Mafon on felt
Knowlcdge-V,liage Harmony ilth edition
enlarged and ,mproved-Waiihs Arthmeua
--cicero's felea o. stons-a much mp Owed
and correct EDITION: Pariihs modern Geo8
raphy-Murray Ensliih Reader-Amercan
Acknowledgements JuVenie SPei-
ling Book, 25cent, containing more and bound
better than any other Spelling book-Ihe
feleaio and arrangement OF TINS BOOK re-
auire, Only to be known 10 be univeriailyu
led being he mon natarai and eaiy work for
the initruetion of children ID ichoos or fami.
lies now in ufe ALTO
The following new and very valuable
works-N New crIticsl Pronouncing Dictionary
by an American Gentleman. Price dollars
Mellifhi Travels in America IN The years
so4 5. 6, Lees Memoir of 'he War IN
rhe sou hern Department of the Usited States
Clarks Travels in Greece, Egypt and the
Holy Land
Du6efs ench & Ergllh Dictionary
Elemens of Var
The lema,ns of II. K White
Suptrltl.ous oil he Hghlsnders
ca antilles OF Au,hors
Bible News, CArilian Morals by Hannah
Mo-
NJ q sas on Education
Theofy OF agreeable ssntation'
l. sed.tlon of Humphrey Chnker by i
smollet
10y aIllts an Hinorical Novel, and cariety
OF other new Novels
Bank. OF Wye Poem by = Bloomfield
Horace IN London-org,nal "oems by Lady
subscription, open for the Emporium of
Aria and sciences, Edinburgh Encyclopedia
and Polyan:hos
Chriftlsn o Re vera New Edition of Shake
Ipears Play IN vols.
Volume of n.hems by the la,e Hon John
Hubbard. now IN pteis at EXe'er
Theological Magazine Dug. 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-20
MdRSHAL'S NOTICE.

United States OF America
Names
PURSUANT to fundry warrants to me d.
i re6ied, from the Hon David Sewsll, Eiq
Judge of the Dillriet Court, of he United
81 e,, for the pin.ita oI Maine, hereby give
notice tha' he following Labels alias iofosma'
tions are fled in isid Court-viz--
\ Libel ala, .Iafof NATION sgaInh the br
Margarc,tia ALA. Ba,ons whereof John
Koos was alfer. Of The burThen OF about
One hundred and ievcn.y elgh, Tons her
tackle apparel ADD furniture, ,oge her with
her Crgo condR,ng of fondry mefehandz re
as follow. VI. Seven cen Hhds-Slxy ore
Cask.--Thirty nine Bales ard one hundred
and ninety three Casks of Britfh merchsp
dize-E,gh hun lred and twenty nine boxes
OF Tin-Tweve lara Of Aqusfoties--F Forty
eight lars OF Vitriol-Forty Cfaes OF COCK
cry Ware-Two buadted and .eveny me
packages of Bririfl merchandise and Fly
three packages ditto together with fund y
other articles Of me -chand'ze-siezed by
Jofhua Winga,e, Jun. Efq Collector OF the
Cuitom. for the D'itr'ef Of Bah
A Libe, alas Information ag.inh he fcnooner
Leu "a, vhereo henj.miu Hsysad was isse
matte, Of the bu then of atou.- oas hundred
aud fifty feveo Tons, her tackle, appsss. aud
furniture, together with her cargo conhii,ne
of hf' y puneheons Of Rum, weniy three ices
OF coeoa oiae ,erces IT porter. five tie ees II
Betr, eleven Gales of copper, two Reg OF Cop
per Na,is, ole hundred aud ieventy eight bolts
Of Canvsf, th,ty feven coils of Co'dage enc
fierce OF irvine 6fry jugs of Oil, fifty kees OF
WINS lead twenty three kegs oil Back Var.
min aud n drkus Of Bui1er. toge he WI. h
fnndry i.er aIicIes &c red ny Jonah Hook,
Bio Collector of the CuHoms for the Driria
of Penobicot.
A libe alias information against one hun
dred AID twenty 'ons ot Plaster Of Z rs, or
the bouts, found M De-, Island, Emef
son's Bese :, SO called seized 10y the same
Collector
The above seizures were made tor breach
es Of ne Laws Of he Uni'ed Ststas
That he airing and lr,sl will be had on
each of the asoresai libeis elias affirmation
q, Wlscasset, III sad District on Monday The
20lh day OF September instant, when and
wne any persons Interested IN either u
the Vessels or Aforesaid articles, may APP
pear aud shew Cause il any can be shewn,
wherefore the me shCald not be decreed
forfeit, and disposed of according T. Law
Given under my hand Al Portland the
fous.a da, Of Septe nber A ID 1913
CHA. TEBbETS, Debay Marshal
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-20
Lincoln Bank.

NOTICE i. hereby given, that the Annual
" Meeting of he Stockhoder' of the Lin
coin Bank, will be he'd a. the Bath Hotel on
Monday the fourth day of DC ober next, at
three o'clock p. NJ for the purpoie Of choof
ing feven Drec ors for iafd Bank and tranf
acting any o,her buff eis that may then come
before them.
BY order sftbs P,sf.s't anil Di'ef7'",
Sci II TRUFANF, Cghv
NJ. The Stockholders will recolleot,
that heir FRI Meeting ilands Adjourned to
two O'Clock of the day above mentioned.
Botb, Sept lob 1878.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-20
10 BE LET.

THE Tsveru-Hcule h.uated in Maine :
u strss., lat preient occupied by Capt
Ii on SAID houie is well calculated Tor
Tavern o. Boarding houfe being 10 an AIRY
f,uatiou aud nearly IN the centre OF the
Town There are two good Stable. and other
very conoeoien' out hou,es --Pofieihon giysh
the hrit of October nert-Apphea1on 10
Richard Motley. a, Portland OF Thomas d
Raw Motley, for.
PoVflns3 ,sbL 4ft, 1913.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-20
FOR SAL Z.

Q ALTER. ISL MD situated in Georse,owr,
- ns,r the mouth nj ksnnebetk rivef--con.
taioisg hI'y acre. OF good Land. len Of whieh
10 in excellent order for Rye---vlth houle 70
oy 80 feet, aud works, 10 boil salt, win Gf
Porsih Kettles W. Gsods net Stock or
dry Fiji, will be received IN payment, or cred
u gwen if rsqueled--fo' further part,su srs
Inquire of JraurL Burtss, on lad lilsnd.
Safer Nlaa, SEPT. Ie 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-20
BENJAMIN BUTMAN,

DIN ] u MIN IL w 'iA''
s;gn of fts Golden Ms,fp, MIDDLE sTsErT
r1As juit received an eIlenfive iu. ply OF freili
II DRUGS q MEDCINES.
PAINTERS COLOURS q oil,
CLOTHTERS' DK'E-STUFFS, DC.
anoag whiceare the following, v'z-True
As.lerlous piils-Hooper'. do-Ca'omei--
Cantharides --Caitors--flowers Chamom'ie-
Powdered Red Bark-Gua. opium-Camphor
-Gamboge- Tragacnth Shaved Ihngiais--
l. ,.don Lancets-Magneia-- Clsile'
an Wicks-~oii Anife-do, Peppermint
Pow dered Ipec.c-Tutkey Rhubafb; Gen
tau; Vaerlan Eilen,isl SAT- Of Lemos ;
Cou foot LoEenge., Jsiuit Drops Harlem
Oh, Ce ALSO,
Infeed Oil, boied aid unooiled Spirits
Turpentine Copai Warmth Japan for dry
ing Powdered Llharye Gum Copal ditto
Shelac; ground and mgr und Print Btuihes
White Wsih do ); osih Tools; Came's Hair
Pence. saud Paper; Gold and 81 yer Leaf ;
GlaG fuitsbe for Cock Face; Coehneai ;
Roman Vuriol Indigo allusi Copperai'
Ground Logwood, do Redwood Nader
tJs u
~ Pot and Pearl sEles conasntly for iale
1as II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-20
Cord Wood Want ed.

WANTED to porehafs for the woIkH 3nfs
w in Portland from lifty to one hundred
cord. of good WOOD, to be delivered at iAd
Houfe as foon as may be. for which cath
will be paid on delvery-any perion wiihing
TO CONTRACT TO furnifh he fame or any part
thereof. VII pleafe TO leave their propoial' IN
writing with Mr. WILLIAM LORD, or with the
Mailer Of laid Work Houfe Sept IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-20
The Court of SefionS

The Court OF SeiliOnS
for ,hs County Of Cumberland, iiands adj urn
ed TO Monday mex At O'Clock P
BY order of the Court
sAML FREEMAN, CAok.
Sept. Is, 1913
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-20
Stephen Patten,

otepnen fatlen,
BOOKSELLER Ne. 10, ys.a R,rr,
Esstssst f,sa-f"'ie1d,
LAS jun received fteih fupply Of ID e
II j.ty taee1std an bgby ofp,sO MIDI.
CINES, t5s prPa,.jb, w. T.CoswA1, No 5.
Green liiee,, Bottom
Anoso WHICH Ar
u Dr.. Reye's Botanical Drops Z!
The following extraordinary aud hnsu'ar
cures may not be uni,.tereiting hu wor. by The
pefu'aI Of the sfR aed, together with The fol-
loving candid AL. liberal leiter from
cr n eminent Pbyfcial. %
"Dr w. I couway-sir, Il il wtth pleas.
ure hat inform You that D. Reif'' B,fo--
zeal Drop, have been of great ierviee in 'heie
parts in the following compiaints-Sal, Rhenm
Scald Head, Eruprions on the ikiB, and dlior
ders of the aomaeh.
al am, fir with refrea yoIt friend,
John ;. LaNGDoN. Phyiieian. "
Liuani J.as Is, 1875.
O II LADT !!
of Bofion was afflicted with eruption, all over
her head face aud body, attended with itch
ing ,buroing., botche. &c had loft thereby
two toe and one finger mai. was cured by 8
bodies.
CT e Years Affiliated ! :
/, man of RoIbury f-psH kstrsnJ wa. Is years
all Cleo with PAIN and weakness IN his arm,
~rit and baud at length there formed four
fou, u Ger. in bis WRIT one of which had cat
hrough his win. another was inches deep
ald another two inches deep, the whole dis
charging water his hand dreadfuiy fwel,ed
q no ioint 10 be feen at the wiiit when he ap
lied to the Proprietor Of theie Drops ,sjfgs 81
a, psq ,ehey, ana e,sf1s,eI Dying when
to the lurprize of every one IN ~ dAy' tho
fwelling went down, the ufe OF the limb wa,
obtained. III 10 week, ftt zpbO!e ef fIs pls~,
b.,ie! aud the man wa, reao red TO peIfecl
health.
or II Boz -
of Bottom was years afflicted with 4boe
through his foot, wen on cIutche. the who e
time, had his foot opened twice, the bone
fcraped aud -ehgned a, paa relief his death
expected when he was cured and his health
perfectly referred by only taking thoie d. OPS.
" AFFIDAVIT !
Solomon Butte field of Cheeer6e'd, make,h
oath aud faith that his fon, Oliver Buuerfe d
wa. year, afflicted with eruption, on hr
leg. and different parts of his body, when at
ter trying all other Medicines in vain, wa
cured by $ bottles OF D, RsJey D TAM, al
D,ep,,' and doth verify believe h,s ton ws'
cured by ,heie drops alone and Vv,fbo.f ID, e6p
snss of asy efba M.sisirs
SOLOMON BUTTERFIELD
oa i2 1919
Witnefs, Moss WARRtR.
Thefe drops are radical cure for seurvy,
scrofula, Leprofy, pimpled fsce,, fore leg.
Ulcers, Venereal ia,nts 7ohs. Ms,er,y bar |a9
al all impurities OF the blood and Juices are
the bea fpring aud au,ul~ al PhyGc and may
be given TO children with perfs9 iafety-
Price | dollar ~ AK for d.. Relfes Bo.
tauics Drops,' aoas 0s genuine Sai1I ,5gaed ",
T Cm1Vly, be particular,
CT Or. Relies 2Jfhmatic Pills !!
Thefe Pills give infant sae in all Cough.
Colds, Afthmas, difficulty of breathing. vince
zings, ughtneis of the chef, Confump,or'
scc Recent cold, are removed in few
hours The aged will fad relief equally in
liantaneous even when the lungs are Affected
1G6y DR. Ref.s 6Rmatie Pills none ave
gsuairs nnisl. fg.si W.T.. conway,'bs po,ife
sin, One bss ssaiairisg IL PTS 10 geafraily a
s~'.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-20
Me, mo y Comm0n WoOl,
CARDED & MANUFACTURED

THE tropretors of he Maine Cono- t.
Wsties hiarnfl3,y, at Diuni~ick inform
lheir ftiends snd h, pubic, hey have 'hree
new caiding Machines one for Merino and
two for common " ooi. and have An eiperisp
eed W orknan, MIR. John Brown. that ha ioi-
ioa ed the buiineis ievep years They likewife
Manufaefure and dreis wooden cloths y the
beft mapner having ostained two experienced
e. opean workmen and intend making
b oadeloth. aud Csdimsfes of the fri quality
They have for f.le az their fore IN Bfuni~iek
Cotton Yarn, of all nun bers aud uei qualiile /;
Cotton and Woc,en Cloths of this country
manufacture. Engliih AID Wen India Goods,
cheap for oslh or c, untry produce
Wanted, Merino aud common Wool, for
which cath Will ne paid.
VIM hAWS, og'sf far raid co-pany
B,sns-pht, Mo, 81, 1873 II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-20
VINEGAR.

- H NILES, has for fale, at his fore
Fs,. R,ta
a few hhds. * bbls. Cider Vinegar
Ponlasa. Jns7
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-20
NOTICE..

A Ii perfons having accounts open with he
A fubfcriber, are requelled TO cal and
have them a, juaed by he hrlf OF October
next. JOHN PRATT.
Sept
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-20
Evening School.

THE fuhfcribers intend commencing their
\ EVRNINC SCHOOL at Mr.. GuRLEys
School Room in Federal ltreet, the 3h init
Terms a. ufual The Room is very convenient
for that purpofe-perhaps more 70 than any
In his town and every eIer,ion will be made
for the benefit of the pupils
r GURLEY,
n, LORiNG.
Portland, Ssbf s 1878
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-20
NEW GOODS.
ROYAL LINCLON

HAS jufi received an additional fupply OF
/ Ffeih Goods, viz
Blue aud yellow NauknS, FRI chop--For-
ence Lullfing-Black Canton. do-Choppy
Romalls-tik Shawls-Lsdies black, white
aud co'oured Silk Cloves--pla AIDED Luitring-
Ladie, fine Cotton Hole-Imi,atiou Shswls--
Mems white & mIed Cotton Hofe-- black Silk
Handker hiefs B,i,ifh Cottons- Cotton shawl,
bet e't aud plsled Coat Buttons-Co!ton
Cambrick.---whiie Csmbrick handkerchief
Rufiia Diapers-- Madras Handkerchiefs-
Factory OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Cotton. con6iting of Bat,m, Mamodie', &c
hgo-hn additional iuppy of Brosdclo'h,,
which with thofe on hand osmprife large al
tortment as 10 quality and co ours
\ general aforiment OF Ksrieymeres, Elan.
sl., and variety of other wooi.n and Cot
ton Goods. PO'fiird, June IS, 1873.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-20

THE fl1ierber hereby give public notice
\ 20 al coneerued, that IN has been du'y
appo,n,ed and taken upon heriei The Iruit of
Adn,niitratriI on the eftAte of
CALtB CRAFF M,
lac of Portland IN he county of Cumberland,
Gent'em deCeaet by giving bond a. ,he
law diretl.--she therefore requei,. all perions
who are Indebted 20 the laid deeealed's easte
TO make immediate payment; and ,hoie who
have any demands thereon, TO e.hibt the
fame to ANN GRAHAM,
dag 26tb, 1918
THE fu5fcr,ber hereby gives public no'iee
i 20 all concerned, hat he has been duly
app in ed and taken upon himtelf he 'luR Of
An Executor Of the lA0 viii and teltsment of
SOLOMON NEwCoMB,
late of Goiham, ~ ,he county = Cumberland
yeom n, decesied by g'v'"g bond the law
ditecl He therefore 'equelts ali Perions who
are indebted 10 The "a d deceaied. eita'e, to
make immediate payment aud thoie who
have any 1emaods 'hereon, 10 exhibit he fame
40 NEHEMIAH WESCoT.
<ygy9 80, 1913 $50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-20
NEW STORE.

THE f1bfcrser would inform the public
! that he ha. removed from Portland to
ooraan,. where he has opsned general at
for,meut OF
Vet. India Gods, Grocsrifs. &c.
among which are the foIlo~ing-(which will
be fold a. low al can be purcha(ed in Portland
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-20

TO LET,
a Largetwo TORY Dwelling Eoufe, Gtua
"A ted IN Fiddle Lane. Inquire Of
Ap,iIi9 an DANIEL BRAZIER
9 pipes of OLD Rum,
For fAle on reafonable terms. Apply as abov.
Copartnerfhip DIfolved
THE Copar,uerih,p heretofore sriaipg a,
Mino, under the firm of Groveinrr q
Able !. by p,uinal coniept dil we'd, Al de
mands due 70 fzd firm will be lef.t at Iacah
Hills Office, NJ no', for cole etion
JOSHU ABBE
GODFREY G3OVcSNoR
Neugi0yeess,, July 97it, ,sS low
Copartnerihip DEF .Ived
THE Copar.nerih p heTe,o,r-e esill'ng al
Neggloucelier a. Ter the m Of Abte -
Grnvefaor Is by mutual coG.eui d.1o'ved
All demands due to laid q N will he EFF .
William Bradbury Iup.s Office Nesg 'ouc.i
te for collection
GODFREY GSOVE5NOR,
JO51C- Able,
Nf4gghas<as'. Tsy g7b 1873 low
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-20
EDWARD LITTLE & CO.

Ne s. Nifty, Peu, M'a'f-'"'"'
HAVE lately received an eI'snhve abort
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-24

by Sen Tnrpin, and the division Of Gen. Bandsr-
mnnen OF the army Of tb. noit IT,
Lord wellington here states. with much psrti-
eui'r'ty, the merits Of the officers commsndin,
corps, the spirit and discipline csthe troous AMI, "a
conduct OF the corps which distinguished ei,eselvsA
The troops marched en- eeheon Ly regiments ~.
Two i'rss sni sometimes in three; and the Portu-
g'es' troops ct the third aod fourth diy sions unae
The command of Brgadicr Power a.d ct Colonel
hubbs, led the march with frmness aud bravery
,neapat'e oi being surpassed.
His Serene Richness Colonel the Prince n ,r an.
parent OF Orange, was in the bath. in quality of INV
a'd.''e-c"mH, and behaved with his usual esil.ntry
aud intelligence. -
The nstnr. OF the ground did not permit the ca
VARY IN be- generally employed; bnt the generals
VINO commanded the different triea,les kent the
troops uD"er their command respe c,iveIy near tho
infantry. tor the purpos. CT supporting il; end ma
infested extraordinary activity in pursuing the enc
my as soon as he driven from Vttor;s.
Transmit to your Exce!iency this account Of the
battle, by Capt. Don Henry Crokembourr. and
pray your EHcelenay to PERM, mo To recommend
him tn your protection. He win have the honor IN
eIhio to yon exeellency the colors at the 9TH bat,
tahon OF the French regiment number 100 and the
patton OF Marshal of France OF Gen. .Iourdan. that
were taken by the s7th British regiment. God nre
serve your Ezcesney many years.
WELLINGTON. .
Duke OF Ciudad RODRIGO.
Salvatierrs, sed June. 1915
r. >. enclose your Exceency 4 lis. Of the killed
and wounded Gen. Morillo was wounded ,,d !
am still ignorant of the names Of the otber oeicsr.
OF his division, but will send then, by another on.
portunity. o'' 0p
His sxcellency ST. DON
JUAN O'DONOJU.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-24
KILLED & WOUNDED.
mo. 2.)


Mosr EXCELLENT SIR-Haviny DELAYED III %
departure OF captain Don Henry Croke mbo ure. in
order to give All opportunity to make out the lists
have to communicate to your Excellency that we
have eontnued to pursue the enemy whose rear ha
TINS cay entered Pampelona.-We have done tben,
All the injury that was possible for u.s. sad that the
BAD weather aud the shocking state of the roads
would permit: this day the van, COMPOSED of ths
brigade OF cavalry under the command of Field
Marshal victor AiteR, of the list and 3rd battalion
OF the 95th Reg't. and OF the compsnv OF horse ar.
uilery, OF Captain Ross, took from them the ouIv
cannon that they had left consequently thew bsy.
en,e:ed parnpelona with only one howitzer.
Gen. Clausei who commands the part of the ar.
my OF the North, and division OF that of Portn.
gal, that was not in the bate of the 21st
Vitora on the 3d. where he heard of the action M
the preceding dsy-and finding that the sixth dvis;.
on which had Just arrived, commanded bv tbs
Honoursble Field Marshal Edward P,kenssm
was there, he retired towards the Guardia and b,,
since marched in the direction OF Tudeis d. Ehrn
1t i'probabte that the enemy may continue tbe;-
retreat to France. 'e''
= have detached Gen. Giron with the srr,x =,
Gailieia III pursuit of the convoy which left
on the morning Of the 10th--and hone that he
VIII oyertase II before il may arrive at Bayonne
God preserve your ExceIlency many yesrs
WELLINGTON,
His ExceIlency Sr. DON
JUAN O'DONCJU.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-24
LONDON Iuno %

News o! the greatest importance have
been received from the head quarters of the
allies. Our readers know that the aruistice
was TO begin on the 4th of June, and tn ter
inmate on the Goth of July, but we are as
sured that the Emperor Alexander refused
10 sign 1t tor more than Is days, and that
apon condition that the French should evac.
na,e Hamburger that in concert with Aus
tris he informed Bonaparte, that within X
days the latter should declare whether he
would consent or not that toe Congress-
81 ou!d meet At Prague or BresIaw, upon the
basis prop sed BY Austria, to wit the dis
solution oi the COniederaCy of the Rhine.
and the restitution OF 1yroI, Trieste and Fl,
dmc TO the latter power that if his answer
were Affirmative, that the object ne rho
Congress should be a General Peace
IT negative, that Austria would Join the allie.
with 10000 men under the Command nj
Prince SChwar zenberg, who would pass
I've Elbe attwo places and one hundred
and hity thousand should enter italy under
the command of Prince Charles. X IS said
that 6onaparte having answered in the Nc
gatve, Austria would put her troops in mo
ton before the 12th of June. 1t is also ad.
csd that the Russian army had received
reintorcements. which have almcst doubled
the number of their troops, aud that the al
lies Nave put 20 900 men un6cr the com
mand of General Bulow TO unite with Der
n3''otte-----I hese accounts are Contained
~ last night Courier j, begging in the mean
time matter Of surprise thaf our ministry
should no even at thj, date, have received
any official account Of the artnisfce.
Morning Chronicle.
Translated foy the Ntp Yo,f Everiz- Pest
FROM TIE KxTRAoRDfvARv cAzETrE o.
THr EsCrScy. % Jhv, 1918.
OFFICIAL ARTICLE.
The Secretary oi the War Office b., received
by an express, ibe following Dispatches from ths
lake oil C'Gd'd hodriso, (Lora We.liustOn.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-24
"h neset rain. hnt IL H.. ,,

how often has the poor Printer occ..;o, l..
tm, proyerb Our present inlpres,or ;s -, w. Use
~ FOR the two FIRST days we had no,I;no PIo'l OK
om ono OUT paper. we were compelled to draw UPON Dor,
onr Dusty archives, FOR sIreds and patebas 20 PS
our co'omns. When 10! such torrsu, IS - IN. III
poured npo9 us yesterday from a variety Of onsrtors
rom England, spain, Washington faG, Sn,eriS
so oIner points OF the compass. that our ony 10 -
G,S ~ ss'sol the most Interesting. We have crow
Ne told. '" )S' Fehslns to
OF IL, premature - " ~ the Iea5t
,v M las LreSkng up of the armistice j, uers
Tt'nu""g speculation to raise the stockstn on.l,,
nose who propagate such lies desorsS i'o .'F
Bo resn Ansia sdispo,d to IS from France,
oGhspaite has h!tle more to do to enlist her On bS
"oe' than TO eede back Trieste On the dee, y" .is
s'ye ser ~ interest in the rights Of ne seo "'
rh 1t is almost impossible for AN A,~eri.
cat 20 Tesd o. the heroism Of Trant ana ne goI.n,
~, without melting into tsars--It is o,f If
l. ro' .', men cannot be beaten. Who
- 10 Pi9oo o. owning them 20 his eountry men ana
Are theSe the men whom we sre esile5
Ftbs ~ , snner 70 The press-gaugs Of the Btitat
aia .ne var we're waged for their pergonsl rigi,,
are made for them va AeA''"ss "n'th
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-24
NEW YORK, Aug. 10.

LATEST FROM THE PENINSULA.
The ship Latona, Gale, from Cadiz, has
been captured OF Montaug Point and sent
into St. Johns. Her letters and passengers
have reached Portland.
BY this arrival the Editors of the Mer-
camille Advertiser have received, from
commercial friend, a Cadiz Gazette Ex-
traordinary ofthe I'd of July, which contains
the result OF great victory obtained over
the French army under the Command of
King Joseph, by the allied army under Id
Wellington.
The following is translation Of the paper
we have received -
CADIZ GAZETTE EXTRAORDI-
NARY
Detail OF what was taken from the enemy
By the allied army in the action of the
s1st OF the last month in the vicinity of
Victoria
10 millions of Ria,s,
422 Carts,
a Coaches,
8 millions of Cartridges,
do Of Powder,
10000 Muskets,
$50 brass pieces of artillery,
$4,000 head of cattle,
Generals!
500 Families,
5000 Prisoners,
The wife Of Gazan and Bruner.
The remainder of the enemy's army has
fed to Pampelona, and the allied army in
pursuit is already within enc league of that
place. the Guerillas having alreadye ntered
the French territory,
The eneny's army consisted of from 60 70
10000 men of all their artillery, they have
only been able to save one howitzer or car
ronade.
In celebration of so great victory, then
have ordered to be sung solemn TIE Deur7
and offering Of the thanks to the all power
ful Sovereign of the World.
ICadiz, Juiy I'd, 1915.
4 passenger in the Ship Latona Captain
Gale, of this port, has arrived at portland
(Mass.) from Cadiz, bringing Cadiz Gaz
OF tine I'd of Iu'y, containing an account OF
4 severe battle fought at Victori. between
the French army, amounting TO between SO
md 10000 men, under the com mand Of Jos
Bonaparte, and the allied English & Span.
ish troops under the command of Id. Wei
lirgton. The French were totally defeated
with the loss of their military chest, con.
tanning forty two millions of reals, three
millions Of cartridges, one hundred and fifty
pieces of cannon, twelve thousand stand OF
arms aud hree thousand prisoners fell into
the hands Of the allied army. The number
of Killed on either side, is not stated Two
French generals fell during the action.
EUening Post.