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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-09

We bad, few days smos, a report
from the Sub Secretary of the / reasu~
ry, on the policy and proprieiy Of en-.
couraging private armed vessels, BY re-
ducing the duties, on Captured goods, TO
the patss which existed previous TO the
late act of Congress, for don6hns them.
In this communicative the Secreta ~
has not only opposed many principles,
which had been adopted by his prsde.
cssscs; but INDUCED himself in the Ian
guase Of Rhetorician, rather than that
OF o Statesman and Flnancier. H. dis.
eussipg the subject OF the lii. founded
on Ibis report, and Which hos hossed ne
house, Mr. MeGfy "pisyiully stated
that he did no, riss.,o examine whether
the AsTUAL Secretary Of the Treasury
or the acting Secretary Of the Treasury
is the GREATEST NAN--.vhe,nsr Mr.,
Gaiiliin or Mr.. Jones Is MOST LEARNED
--or whether Smiths wealth of nasichs,
CT HudibraS affords the hest political
rnaxims- before he finished Ills re-
marks. he observed that he thought the
bill under consideration an IxslDIous
ATTACK upon fair traders.-Thi, re.
mark brought the Chairman of the Ma
val Committee (who is sometimes call.
ed -EoiUs) upon the floor, who RAISED
THE WIND in his HIGHEST stile. You
would have though, poor Shelly was 10
be npowa TO atoms he however sus-
tanned the shock, and has again risen to
trace the history Of opr government in
destroying the British navy. Al first
our wisacre administration devised the
Gun Boat system W bich was 10 destroy
the 74's OF The Bri,ish-next Embar.
goes we're to destroy British marine op-
erations, and again Torpedoes--he be-
lisvsd we we're yet IN the age of Torpe-
does, or perhaps on the verge OF thar
and privateering.
Mr.. Richardson, a democrat, of Mas
achusetts, disagreed with the gentleman
from Virginia. (Mr So he did no, think
this bill an 1ssroIous attack upon our
traders--5-hc ,horsht it was in perfect
coincidence with the other measures OF
government, it was openly and plainly
An HosriLirY TO THE IsTsaEsrs "a
euR rAvr, and in this respect vp4 .n2s
"insidious" The policy ofour admiqr
i'tra'ion, instead. Of honestly fostering
ourli,,le Navy, and ccur,ins glory upon
the ocean, has been to seek shame and
disgrace on the borders u Canada"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-09
N1Vtssar, anI
M.ldipisn.
ABO | Il No OF
q EVANGELICAL ExBRTToss IN ASrA"
No ~. Continued.

io'o i've of these he commenced trsnsla
.o"s OF me New Testament. lhe progress
mace IN them before his death which hap.
penta 70 The islfnd Of Java in 1871. will be
noticed here sf,er.
eHiU.po'e IN Bengal is smother seat Of
hs.s,1'ion' Three important versions are
e'e IN progress, viz. lie Arabic. the Per.
.e'' ana the Hipdostsnee. The well
H'owh Mahometsn convert Nathaniel Sa.
- H'ngsfea alone in the Arsbiiu, & IS
'"s fincira. IN The Persian Mira Filru,, .
o'nee these numbers Of" Evangelical Es.
vh'1'" u'e,e finished. come additional ;nto,sna.
,.. "ds oeen received respecting IKE Ifansla.
anns q 'phieh the Gu,hor IF this -bsTacthdg
aUa'!sd limself
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-13
Marslial's Sale.

pURSUANf To Warrant from he Hon.
Dad oe~siIs Esq. Ju ige of the United
stes ID s,rio COar, Tor he Dis riot OF
NJ ,i.e-l hereb We pupl'c notice, that
g / ex ose and sell al iub'ic Auction, %
,ne hlgnes, bidder, at the O.nee OF Stephen
McLedsn x 4. fletcher, IN Portland, DIS
tric ~ Name, ON Thursday. the 10 h,nsl. a,
n O'Clock, a. M.--sey, NJ, Nine packages
4 Gngish Couds, consisting of Cotton Yes
nss, Bomb Z Is, ) ocknnetts, Cambri X
Muslla,, Ratne is, 3rosdc,o,bs Chss.mer. q,
Trunks Sewing Sl,ks and Calicoes
A.s1-ine o4noonc, ~ nne, burthen b.
>pu, fif,y three tons sold tJr re benefit of
snom my hereafer concern.
refms cash OH delivery oi goods.
L q THORNrON. Marshal Name.
DATED AZ P.-dma, Dseembe, IL, 1873.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-13

may thank their MTciyAEs, their Yetuend
Cannon, and their worthy associates, with
others ofa Similar Stamp. for she present
state Of things. l; is only by change of
men. relief is to be obtained. The major
ity now in power are pledged to their nes.
sures and welded to their errors. Like E
phraim of old. they are joined to idols--let
them alone. till the cons,i u,ional period ar
rives, when the people will have it in their
power to elect men to office who will res.
tore the peace and prosperity to the United
States, which has been so unnecessarily
sported with by those who now hold the
reigns of government
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-13
Books q Stationary.
ISAAC ADAMS.

Las for iaie at his Bookiiore. NJ. 7, Fs
charge 6,sa a general aG,rtmeat Of
BOOK. ,n the variou, branche. of literature,
which will be fold at the Bolton prices.
Family. Octave, school and Poke, Bioes
Ieitamenn with large type-Hymn Book,
Greek and Latin Cl4ilies
Enheids Phiiof,fhy
Great variety of school Books
Writing and Letter Paper
Slate. Quilis aud Ink Powder
Back CANNON Boards-Pay,ng Cards
Chidrens Books, inl,ruSing aud amuling
Village Harmony
Iuiliee. and Commercial Blanks
fett Rees C,c opedia
Lsdgers, Journals, Walte and Blank Books.
ALMANAGo, for 1914.
Farmers Ilaiah Thomass, Lows, Ciergymans
and Gen lemans Aimanses
Large frunk,
Surveyors Initrumen's-M Money scae,
Gunters Scaes--Dividers--se4 e4men', Journals
together with grea, variety of other zri,-
eles IN the Book aud Stationary line
Tickets and Quarters,
il Plymouth Beach Lottery which contain,
1 prize OF 10000 OF 5000 II OF
2.ooo o of 1000 = 10 of soo-Ioo
of Ioo--i2o of SO dollars-befdes
grea: number OF 20 and 10 dollars
each. am Dec. Ii
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-13
Communications.

Al a late Town NJ lng called at the re-
quest of large number of nhshi,ants, TO
see II the town will lake any Measure. 10
prevent Fores, aline in the fown'-lhe
article was committed 10 Mess $. Mellcn,
I.angiriiow and Southga,e. The follow
= ing IS heir report, which is published
for gene al information.
The Committee appointed at Meet
ing of the Inhabitants o! the Town OF
Por,land, holden on the FIRST day OF
December instant,
10 see If the Town will take any
3" measures 10 prevent Foresialiing in
4" the ,own"-have attended 10 the duty
assigned them, end now take leave to
report, that in their opinion it is not
necessary tor the own to pass any Bye
law on the subject. - he Common
Law as il respects the aforementioned
offence appears to be plain & adequate !;
All unlawful endeavours 10 enhance
the price OF any article or commodity,
"which are so pre- Judicial to trade and
commerce aud injurious TO the public
in general, come under the notice oil
ForesfaAing and are punishable by
fine and Imprisonment upon Indir,.
men, 1t the Common Law"
",Onences Of this kind are those of
"buying things in market before the ac-
cnNomrd hour, or buying and seiing
The same hing IL the same market, aud
"o,her such IKE devices
/" so the eagrossing OF 7ohoir Com.
modify 7vifh intent to sell j, again at an
unreasonable price, is an offence in
dic,able al Common Law"
From these principles, it is evit.sn,,
that II any persons have been guilty OF
the before named offence, they stand
liable 10 a Criminal Prosecution
Perhaps the nconveniences Which
are the subject OF complaint, would
be in great degree removed by the es-
tablishment Of a Market House * Mar.
ket Pllce in central part oi the town /:
and the adoption OF suct By Laws as
would efiec,eally prevent people from
buying and selling their articles in any
other fitace But as no such provision
is made, and az the Common Law ii
carried into effect against offenders is
sufiioient for tue purpose. the Commits
tee do not deem II necessary for The
Town to lake any measures in relation
TO the subject. All which is submitted.
PREM lSS MELLkN, her Order.
Dec 8, 1878.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-13
County of cumberland

Seventb C1ie6fim DLRrict
DUBLIC nolice s hereby gwen, ihst The
fevefai act, of Congreis paned at the,
iAt seiiion, laying certain internal Duiie,
will take eh.ct ifom and sfer hes q day Of
December 1913, the provIfions of which mutt
be complied with, on pam of ineurting the
penalties attached TO violation shereof.
Iheie prcvfions require retailers of Wine,
SpIrnuou' Liquor. or foreign Merchandise TO
make Application in writing for add 10 OBTAIN
licenfe owners or fuperini sndAnts of n Iis
or 5o,er. in ended o be woI ked, to make .p
p'iesnon in writing for and 10 ootain licenle !;
reliners of sugar, 10 enter into bonds owners
or Keepers of earr'age.. 10 cutter the fame and
OBTAIN a certificate OF the pay ment of the du y ;
and diieounted notes and bonds, together w,th
oi'. OF exchange, to be ftAmped.
Perion, IDterefted herein may eIamiue the
faid laws at my Office, where the mode of ma.
king application aud du les payable with
o'her cIeumiiznees proper for rhem TO be ac
quAinied with, may be eafned
WOf&l8URY sTORRR,
CsIissfs, # tie Revsnne /s' ibe ,svofb c.Asefss
Db,ia + M.gssbg/at.
Csases"s oEss
Exabs.gs ereef
Portland, Dec 6. 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-13
AfKP pErn.

In Tpewicli, cspt. Michael Farley, Jun. TO
Miss Mary NJ M.nniag; Capt. Benz Sweet, to
Miss Sarah Lord
In Falmouth, by the Rev. c. Bradley. Mr..
Nathan Walden, 10 Miss Deborah Haskell,
Mr. Peer Lunt, to MISS May slemons.
In Ionshum, Cap. James Fulton, jun. to
Miss Sally sampson
In his town, by the Rev. Mr.. Nichols,
Mr.. Iops Fox. mer. to Miss Lucy ] Ok.
NAsp BY ,he Rev. NJ Blood. M JonN
JoHNsoN, to Ms frHITABLE HosroN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-13
syipping Jnte!li9fitcc.

The II 6 ship p esident, On cruise, sail.
ed from Newport ON Sa,ui day last, and pas.
sed The Light House at sunse, with small
breeze from /! w and every sail set
Il is reported 'hs, tive cossteff wefe seen
on fire n few dys since, IN Long Island
Sound
4 gentleman from Chatham communicates IS
the following hsi of,e-sVls winch pu, intr
that hsrbcr on SUNDAY last, in dielress, has
ing been blown off the coast on 2 ld@y las ,
VIZ .--schrs. Sally, Wo5dman, OF Ssco f.,
Bos on,, leaky and otherwi,e damaged /:
Un'on. Blanchard, Of North Yarmouth, iesky
and with loss Of greater Dart Of deck load /:
Sloop FIX Of Camden for Boston with loss
of deck load and lesiSy Sch Minerva Cove
of W,scssselt for boston with loss Of deck
load had been blown off The cast 10
Georges Bank The sch Beisey and Pol,
OF Boston from The Eastward was lowed in
on Sunday full of water mas, gore no per
son on board and crew feared 10 be 10.
Most # these vessels sailed from Porlsnd
Ola Thursday las aud mJst of their crews
severely frozen-fwo schs and q slo5p
were IN SIGH. off Chatham a, noon on Mon.
day standing in. One of the scts had los,
her foremost.
On Moud.y last. the sloop was fallen =
with. by light sloop from Boston, bound to
the Eastward. and was ,owed mo kenGe
bee river the same day. CAPT. 3. was much
IT.. y ss were also The remaining Survivors
ont II whom is 81 badly ifozen that IL Is
supposed he will not live.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-13
(atfain BoEAbTL's method Of defeating
an .3,mg

Catfain BoEAbIL's method Of defeating
an .1,my
will tell YOU, Sir, by the way Of pri.
vate and Under seal, am gentleman,
and live here obscure, and 10 myself |:
but, were | known TO his Msiesty and
the Lotds-obser,e me, | would under
take, upon this poor head and life, for
the public benefit of the state, not only
to spare the entire lives OF his subjects
in general, bu; 10 save the one half, nay, +,
three iour,hs of his yearly charge Ill
holding war, and against what enem,
soever aud how would do il, think
you : Why thus, Sir--I would select
nineteen more 10 my self, throughout
the land gentlemen they should be !;
OF good ShirifS, strong and able cons,itu'
ton would choose them by an In.
stinc, that have And would teach
these nineteen the s'ieciat rules as your
punto, your reverse, your stoccata, your
imbl occala, yoar passada, your mon
tonic ill they could all play very near,
or altogether, as well as myself, This
done say the eaemy were iorty thous
aud strong. We twenty would come
into the field, the tenth of March, or
thereabouts, and we would chaHengr
twenty of The enemy they could not +,
in their honor, refuse US. Weil--we
would kill them challenge twenty
more-kill them twenty mo- e-kill
them twenty more-kill them TOO.
And thus, would we kill, every man,
his ten tlav--thai's ten score ten
score--tlat's two hundred TWO hun
dred day-6ve days, thousand for.
~ thousand-foriy times FIVE FIVE
tunes iorty--two hundred days Kill
them all up by combination. And this
l will venture my poor gen,lemanllke
carcase TO perform lproylded there be
nc treason praclised upon us) 10y fair &
direct manhood that is, civil y--by the
sword.
G3@Our democratic Bo6ddiiss o.
modern times, are desired 10 make
the application.
'K1ghts of he Goose and B.dkn--Son
Of Vulcan-mo'hers' dsrlings- cobbl,rs-
'gnoraauses--pe --pettlipggets-spe spendhrifis--
sbecul- 10, s--norse.. jockeys snd swmdlers--
trbnsformed INTO Generals, Colonies, Captain!
and Saba1rnS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-13
NEW COODot

'Hl fubfcriber ha, JUN received an addi-
j t,onsl fupply of new Goods VIZ
Superhne blue French i,RoAbcfoTBs
Fine aud Common di'r 20 various colours
Hunter, Cloths-C -Cshamiers.
Handsome VESTINGS.
Beii Fl gg Handkerchief.
Mock Madfals ditto
Florence, pain and psided do
dAo, from the Dorcheiter factory, fine factory
sGinghams, hne aud oomR,nn shirtngs,
shawls &c
The above Goods with thoie on hand before
renders the siIartment as complete as pofi =
bic at prefent
Dec - uf) ROYAL LINCOLN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-13
II frss ssfJ,
Au' SAM FREEMAN. CisrL

III Circuit Couri Of Comm9n Peas,
~ The f1a E9fern CuireAif, begun
and bsl.iln at Portland, gVilbia and
f., the county gf Cum6sriand, on The
tbird Inejdy Of NoVemb'r, dino
Dsmini, 1919.
en- tn. foregoing petition the Court ORDER,
that the Petitioner nolify all perions whom IL
may concern. by eauGng copy OF ia'c pea.
,,oa aud th, order ,hereop to be puohihsd
in the Portland Gazette three weeks iueees'
lvely, the IaIt publication TO oe thirty dAy'
a, leall before the frit TaeldAy OF March
nett, aud alio by iefv'ng the prehdsn, p'ree
tors and Company of .he Portland Bank, w,sb
a ,rue copy thiny days beforel 'ha. day,
60 Al pear at a Circuit Cour, OF Ce emmon Pleas
,hen 10 be ho den Al Pestlsnd IA and
for the county atorela,d TO thew caaie IT any
thew have Why .he prayer Of fald pesinoa
ihouid not be grained
SAM. FREEMAN, cis,k.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-13
NOTICE.
Delembe, 10.

HE tookholders in he MAINE FIRE tc
MARINE INSURANCE Company are
hereby notified shat Their Annual Meeting
for the Chc,oe of nine Director. f,r ii e enfnng
year--wili he he'd at their Office, in rrchsnge
Street on rueiday the h day of January,
a. ID. Isi4 at o clock in the zhernoon.
BY order of he Pre6dent tg Diretl1..
srMUEL HOMER, Sesy.
o..t., ea ,stS S"'t t1w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-13

,.v;oe the notes of the banks themselves
'.~ '.A.,,srcifully. Alas, the poor banks
' Rut what shews the most disgraceful
orance of commercial transactions,
!: ,be making bills of exchange liable 10
= .ss stamp in consequence OF their hav-
u" o,s or more endorserS How does a
"ss,cbant ns know when drawing bill,how
nj many persons may endorse it, -oi course
% ~heiher a stamp will be required Or
"o,, 1t is perfectly valid and legal in
~ ~ hands of the drawee but should he
,r,ns(er il by endorsement, II becomes
';,;,,ed This is a mode of legislation
..ssryed for this enlightened age !!
Vow long is commerce TO be tortured
bv backv oodsmen MEEcHAhr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-13

10 he Honor9be The Jyfices Of the Cir.
cur Court e' LonVnSn P.eaJ, beg
and bzAten at Portland, pitbia and
for cur Conny Of Lnmeylana, on the
thru Iustdy Of N0vem6sy, 44nHo
DoniHi, 1873.
J,HE peut,oa OF arthur NJ LeIlsu. of Pori
land IN fad Coua.y OF Cumberland, me-
chant. fiUMBLY SHsws that he u felzed ~
fee f,npir VI one undivided halt os part or
mcisty As tenant an common with the Pieh
dent Dueetof. aud Company OF the Portland
Bank and o,her pe..on, 10 your petitioner ua
kaoun of aLi IN a sertain lot of iaad aud
wharf with the brick lIores aud othsr nu.ld
,n.s thereen, htust.d IA Port aud atorela,d c,
bounded A. follows, 4. oeglnlnS at fake on
the iouihean hde OF Fore ltfeet in range
with the eal'ssiy hde hue VI the wharf x lto.e
beioueiug TO John Wa,e, and the heir. Vi
John Fo1, dece.ied, which hake 10 marked a
in a plan annexed TO . warrant OF partition
recorded ~ the regiier OF Deeds office TO-
fad County of Cumberland. Book s4sh,. page
200 aud 8 hence fouthweiteris by Fore
iileei iiIly Two feet to itake AZ or near the
weiterly corner OF the bt,ck ltore iiaading on
lAld Oftmttt &uo teid heASo w = -
WIN and cout,nu,ng the lame courls wnh tx
change ltrest 90 extend foutkeafterly keeping
the fame width Of liIty two feet 10 tse iou.h
eaiteriy OF lower end of The wharf, or breAlt
work. asit now llands' The isld Arthur Me
Leilsn beng iezed IA fee aud owner OF one
undivided hA part of fad premies and the
fAld P,eident Directors and Company OF ihe
Portland 3auk, aud other perious 10 your pc
iition.r unknown, beng ie,Eed in tee vi ,he
other half par or moiety'
Wherefore your fAid petitioner inaimueh as
he eannot occupy and improve his lad hal
part TO Advantage white the lame lays IN com
mon and undivided prays that nouee may n
lue .n due form # Ia ", and tina, his halt part
in la,d prem,fes MAJ be lei off aud aligned to
him in ieyeralry, agreeabiy TO the liza ute IN
iueh cafes provided,
ARTHUR McLELLAN,
BY b. POrrbR, bs Afie,sy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-13
SPENCE2'S MEMOIRS }

FOR. fale ADAMS Bonkaore, memoirs
of he Life and M,n6y of the iaie
Rev Thomas srsserR of Liverpool with
an appendix, con'aning feieaion from his
papers. &c BY Thomas Raffles, his lueeei1or
10 he PAilora Office
Boat not tisef of to morrow. for thou
knoweit not whA, day MAJ bring foth
eonos
How many fail as fudden, not as tale
lf1g
Deeenbey 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-13
DIED.

In plsttsburg, Ii. B.Siebbins. of ooth
reg,. u. 5. inf aged 49,
In this own, an ,he 4 4h inst Mrs. dblgali,
wife of NJ A5rahsm Oseood, ard Gausater
Of Mr.. David Ross. aged 2S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-13

THE iubcriber hereby gives public notice
4 to all concerned, that he ha, been duly
appointed and taken upon himfef The truli Of
aa Executor Of the lar Will & Teitament of
CLEMENT Orr,
late of tiarpfweli,in he county Of Cumberland.
Yeoman, deesaied, by giving bord a. the j."
direel,--He therefore requeit' all psrfons sl.e
are indebted to the iaid deee4ieds efla e .
make in.meiisie saymsnt aud ,hoie wnc
have any demands thereon, to sxhib,, tea
fame 10 WILLIAM { II
Dc 9, 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-13

Az an apology for the late appropriation
So Congress Of The enormous sum oi l4,0O0
lu.rs. 10 purchase fu niture for the Pesl
1a'. mouse, his bireiings tell us that such
..oropristione h ave been Gus omsry indeed
%,v wo,ild have Us TO believe, that IT IS a
hing ot course TO make such appropriation.
5rn it il had been usual, 1t would turn sh
!, iuslifca,ion al this time, wien the Dur
hans of war, are so great, ard such heasy
,,es sre laid upon the people. But Will
,oq man say that George Washington ever
-ere,yed such an allowance The first act
e. Gxing the compensal ion Of the President,
.uaw, LIN at he rate of 25 .00O dollars,
q with he use of The furniture and o'her eli
sc,s now in his possession, belonging to the
,-o;ted States" Upon his re election,
..copd law was passed, allowing him The
.,me sun and sIill giving him the use OF the
od s,rpitere. He vas It hberty to use the
o,d G,rniiure belonging 10 the United Staes,
.nd ~ ,orchnse new. # he would pay tor It
on, of the IS coo dollars Salary. Now will
.ny man con end n, President Madison, Is
10 much a better man han President
Wsshingl on. that he ought 20 receive IN one
ys.r f,ur,een 'houssod dollars mote OF the
oubic money -Ne5Yfds pap
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-13
4orCawS:



Since our last, aegices have been re-
ceiyed from various pats OF Europe
The grand armies 20 .-Irine 70 occupy
,he SAME positions they have ior s0ne
time past. Neither party appear dis
posed to risk the fate OF tue campaign
upon the issue OF general battle. In
the partial engagene which have re-
Gently taken place, the accounts repre-
sen, that the balance OF success has
bten Oh the side OF the allies
The last French accounts state that
Buapar,e's ne. cons ription to recruit
his armies, is for isoo hundred and e2ga4y
housund young men hey are 10 DC
drsgtd into j. armies to enable Linn to
sbdue the ipdeptndsni nations OF En
robe, and butcher the inhabitants II they
uIu.e 10 execute his continental sys
fem TOR tic destruction oi commerce.
AT the date Of The latest intelligence
from Lisbon, 1t was reported m that
place that Lord Wellington had passed
inlo France and lid seige to BayonDe.
Monday last WIS the day appointed
br the meeting OF Congress In our
neyl We shall be able TO i.y the Presi
denis Message before our readers-in
the mean time, it can be- oil li;tie use 20
form conjec,ures as to It's contents. Ii,
however, it should contain true his,o
rof Mr. Madison's war, for the last
six months, ii will be . most niIisul s,o-
ry, The democral S are clamouriog for
an embargo, md there is not much
,loub, but that, OF something worse, will
be done, OF at least attempted.
As TIE p oceedlngs OF congress, at
ibis eyeniful period, mus be .eres,ing
10 all, we shall endeavour To give as
hull detail of them as the limits OF our
paper will permit.
By an arrival a, Newport from the coaft of
chlll, the Secretary OF The Navy has received
ie'ers from Capt. Porter, Of he Eilex fr'ga e.
Ind Lieut. Downs of The Egsx 1snio,. The
later vtfel iessra'ed from he EiieI in Aug
ht Oft Lima, 10 which place Lieut.. Downs
had failed for the purpoie OF again joining
cap Porter. Our Confui a. Vaiparaiio hav-
hg been apprzed of the falling of figAte
md iws hoops of war from Rio Janeiro, TO
nereept The EfIeX, had forwarded the news
@capt Porger.
"of5ngaafion The Citizens Of fJantuek-
Hheld Town Meeting, on the 26 h uii
Sd voted to petition Gong ess, to "ssspend
mitigate the operstion of Direc, Taxes
IND Internal Duties ss IL respects" ,hst
County. and depu'ed an agent to carry end
present. their petition to Congress II we
Wy Judge Of the success of mis- application,
"'he infatuated and misguided ruler. Of
as country, BY the fate winch has attend
~sl former petitions for redress Of bur-
es lmpos,iOns and restrictions, which f.r
Ha's have been SO wonlOniy and luinously
imposed upon .he eilizens of New England,
a~ii have about the same effect that pc
&n irom one of The slaves OF he Sou hern
"s 10 ms master Tor an exemption from
'''u'' would have. Tbo's majority of The
s00upeople Of Nantucket, when IL is too
"'e'sre heartily sick OF Madison and ms
"'''nfes, yet they will recoilect, and it
usn' 10 serve as warning 10 Others, that
"slhsve heretofore been zeslous sdyoesles
supporters Of that sys,em Of policy
."eh has brought cpon them DIRECT
'"AEs q INTERNAL DUrlES.-Tbey
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-13

Frelb Country Flour, Crock ry, sc
Few Barrel, frelh Country fLoUR-fupe
,ior quality
Few HID e { & Blue & White CROCK.
cry WARE
Few doz Table u nsfert Koive, Il Forks
American Manufactured Broad Cloths
do do iuper6oe ditto for fae
at No South 6de Long Wharf Dec IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-13
TIMBER WANTED.

DRoPOsALS will be received until the III
day of January next for
eooo Tons of round Wharf Timber and
80 do fquare do
to be delivered in the boom at Vaughan.s
Bridge by the fri Gay of May nest--Appls
10 HUGH MeLRLLAN,7
=. :, ELEAzss sIl. ,e a,esa esgELv c'"nir''.
Portland Dec 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-13

PORTLAND LIBRdRr.
THE proprietoa of Portland Library are
notified thai their annual meeting will
be holden At rhe ofhee of the fubicrber, on
the lirff fuefday OF January nerl. a, 8 clock
rM q. BRAY LlI,1ian
UeafnBfs Is