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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-16
NEW.ORLEANS, Sept. 20.

NE W.ohLEhNos oSP' 90
Extract Of a letter tr n, Mobile. with.
out date suhhosed to be the l4th hnt
"The accounts from Fort Stoddsrt
state that the Indians have LETT the from.
tier, either for the north or tor st. Az.
CUISINE, as tho array scouts under the
orders of Gen Claiborne have been out
in all directions, and can find no trace.
1--WE have been snxiously looking out
for Gen. Flsurnoy; he still remains at
the Pass Christian, Oh the bay OF st.
Louis.
"Charles Hoyle, formerly Of your CT.
ty, died here yesterday, after few days
sickness"
Itseem the citi.ens Of Natchitochss
entertain some approximations OF . hos
tile visit from General ArreduDdo. How.
ever some people might exclain against
such an act, as q breach Of the peace
existing between the Spanish and Anne.
rican governments, the General might
view it in different light-he might not
psrhaps draw such nice distinction 40
we republicans do, between acts autho.
rised and acts permitted He no doubt
i. acquainted with Gov. Claborne's Pro-
clamation fo,bidding our citizens y
make war against the Spanish provinces;
but he knows full we'll that our citizens
did make war against those Provinces,
and that openly and undisguisedly; and
therefore, although we hope that Vt the
General should be in situation to dis.
turb our territories, he will no, be dis.
posed to do so, we think the citizens OF
Natchitoches have some grounds tor
their apprehenaioDs.
September IS.
Jamaica papers to the 7th Aug. have
been received in town--they contain
no news of much importance.
On the 3ist Of July there was a. &c.
we're storm and earthquake experienced
in the island, which did considerable
damage. A number of vessels were
lost in the harbor, of Kingston, and much
injury was done to the plantations in
different parts of the Island.
Notwithstanding the outcry which was
some time aimee raised in Jamaica e.
gainst the 'tirates' of Carthagena, .
pretty brisk trade appears to be carried
on between the TIVE countries. The Ja-
maica papers in town notice the al rival
AID departure of several vessels from
and to Carthagena:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-16

The appointment of Count Stadion to
the chief seat in the Austrian Ca5iaet,
may be regarded Al once as a signal OF
the determination OF Austria to perse-
we're manfully in the contest, and as a
complinentto the British nation Count
Stadion resided in London as Austrian
Minister at the period Of the French re-
yolu,ion. He Is understood to be . sim
eere admirer of the British character,
and as warmly devoted 10 the true inte-
rests Of his native country. He. was for
merry removed from Office at the sug-
gestion Of Bonaparte-i,is is perhaps
his highest eulogium. Its but justice
however, 10 say, that his predecessor,
Count Witternich (Bonaparte's Presi-
dent Of the Congress at Prague) has al
ways bore high character for honor and
integrity. He had, however recently
accepted Of domain and an additional
title from Bonaparte, and assumed the
name of Metternich Wynnebourg. 1t
requires but limited knowledge OF hu-
man nature to discover, that from that
moment il became unsafe to entrust
such person with the diplomacy OF a
government which had declared tor ln-
oerena-rss.
1t appears from Documents before the
House of Commons, that the net rcve-
nue. of the Gen. Post Ohice, including
Packet Expeuces for the last year, "a
mounted 10 l4l&.22+i os. I'd. In l7S5
it did no exceed l5I,oo0i.
The counsellor Dorasan, a gentle
man we'll known throughout Russia
by MANY useful discoveries. has lately
succeeded in a very interesting expe-
rimcnt upon the grains Of the basel
Ia ru5a he has produced from them
a color equal in brillianey to that OF
cOehineal. :rhis plant may be cult
waited with little trouble in the sO;!-
, them parts OF the Russian empire ;
and already one pound Of the color
1t gives may be bought at the rate of
one ruble and twenty five copecks,
while pound Ofooohineal costs fifty
rubles.
Query. May not this discovery
contain the secret hitherto known
enly to the ':'artars, Of imparting a
brilliant red TO the pith of trees,
which when boiled and cut into given
shapes, forms these beautiful heads
to whish We give the name Of Tartar
coral.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-16
From the Boston CeatinsL
SUMMARY NOTES.
ON THE WAR AND OTHER LATE GREAT
EVENTS IN EuRoPf.

GtkNIt IN ASMSe
No. III.
In the preceding numbers we have
sketched the new course ana results
of the War in Upper Saxony, Siie-
STA, the Prussian States, and on the
side of Italy. They are highly in
teresting, and must be followed with
consequences, Oh which depend the
political existence Of Empires, King
,ioms, and States. We shall proceed
in the task undertaken, With as much
despatch as the state OF the mate
rails we have been able to obtain
will allow. OF one thing the reader
may be assared-tney shall be Impair
tial.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
Communications.

1ioenty.secondof Februayy, 1882
SACRED as this anniversary has usual
ly been to JOY, as the birth day of The father
e his country, il is now natural that il should
xcIte in The bress, of the real American
he mingled passions pride for the integ
rity, frmness & wisdom ofthe hero of Amer
,cs, OF shame for The degradation OF the state
under the auspices of his successors. of fear
les, that degradation should be perpetual
ana of hope thai the good sense ofthe people
will improve from the errors of the past
The example lef us by tha great and good
man by his friends and cotemporsries ought
To excite MS to imitation A recurrence
to the unsophisticsted manners, the correc
morals, and pure nncorruptble integrity OF
the age of Washington, and the contras, ex.
hbiled by the licentous manners, the sci.
fish. and debasing dupllciy ard corruption
and disregard Of sacred and religious duties,
of,he present race are painful to the f lie DIS
of virtue and humanity, TO the patriot, and
christian l VIII excupate no sect or patty
from their share Of This degeneracy. From
those who can plsce their confidence in a
Bidwell or Gannett, King or a Hill, with
most oftheir associates, we are not authori-
sed to expect much integrity, or regard to
the duties OF man 10 hi, fellow men Or to h $
God /; but the dutylof those, who think such
men un worthy of confidence, to exhibit quail
ties opposite to theirs, is Indispensable
as our national politics, and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

mics of the contribution of the third
year," the lalt time in the very fcene
of its deitru6tion, he was himfelf
its greatei enemy. What unpol-
luted mind can recall thebarbarous
infringnents and total 'iolatiOn of
the mott faored treaties and engage
ments in Italy during the CAM
paign of 1896 and 1877, without
fentations of deteaation and hor
ror at the ,reaeherous and bloody
name of Bonaparte j? The flrne de
ceplion and perfdy marked his pro-
grefs in Egypt. After protecting his
friendihip and good wilhes for the in
dependence of the Turks, when dri-
ven from their territory he laments
in his initrudions TO the gene Fl,
WHOM he LETT, his inabi'itvto iubju-
gate and colonize the country. His
violation of treaties lince his acceilion
to the fword of power. has Seen no
torious. will or!y initance Spain
for whom he pledged his faith, his
friendihip, his iaviolaole atrachmcnr,
at the moment he plotted her ruin
His violation of the treaty with
America and feizure of her property
when unluipedingiy confded to his
protection in his ports, are too recent
and 700 generally felt to need further
notice.
Yet this fell tyrant is tn. perfon
with whom tits an Object to beg q
fue, from Paris to Wilma, for mere
paper promife of alliance Nor Can
his neglect of every tie, human and
divine of ev r. thing held lacre by
the h,nelt and vltaous. develope
the fole view of his treaties, to in.
veigle ard lulI to deep the victims Of
his meroileis vengeance. NJ Z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
EirD,

In Boston. Rev john Eiol,.D ID, A. A
S 5 ). RI. sc. Pastor oil the New Norm
Religious Society in that town, aged SO
In Scarborough, on the lith inst. Mira
Nav Tom pson, IN the 40lh year OF her age
she died IN he hope OF eternal life through
the mercy of God, and merits OF The Re
deemer. She has left an infant and eight
other young children TO experience the loss
of an affeclionste Mother.
In this town On Mondsy evening last Mira
ABIGAIL DurEs, sged ~ years, Widow ct
he late Doct. Henr, +. Dupee Wbils we
miorle our tears wi h those OF the afiilcird
chriidren and friends of this srIli~ble and tx
celleot WON n, it IL duty We owe the catise
of virtue and religion 10 notice her cha &C.
t.r. she WAS an example worthy OF lmils
ton in all the various relations of lite As
n,rept she was tender snd ailec tomato T; AS
friend and neighbour she was peculiarly
md and benevolent rejoicing IN the pros
p,rty, ard sympsihisng IN tie sorrows OF o.
,her.. she willingly sacl al C I'll her own ease
and comfort to their accommodation. As
christian she was a sincere and ptoas disci-
ple OF the meek & lowly Jesus; as her
/ ,e displayed all those vlr,ues and braces
which adorn the chsrsc,er OF The true belle .
er. her death exhibled the understandable |
nn,v,r and influence of Christian PRINCIPLES
over the heart and affectloas--Caim, tram
null and composed in the hour OF death she
.xnired in fuli confidence OF happiness in
an tner and better worlc.
Blessed are the dead that die in The Lerd.'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

CuxsssLAnp ST William Thin ., Aisisiss
tat, O. ID. Easfs # yaas 7bssa'. Lite u
GorLsm, dt.syti
TT appearing to me. that il will be mon fof
4 the benefit of thoie who are concerned in
eltate If laid deceafed, that the PEI NJ rifsfe
of laid deceafed fhould he difpofed of-You
are hereby directed TO fell the lame Public
Auction giving notice Of the time and pace
of fale by cau6ng an advertisement TO he inter-
ted ia the Portland Gazsffs. and ealiing adver-
tiiemen,sto be pofed up at two or more pub
lie places in fad Go, ham and ief ht'sen days
before the tine Of fae-and account with me
for the proceeds thereof
Given under my hand the tenth day Of
February \ d. 1919
SAM. FREEMAN, Judge sf Probate,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
F4RU FOR sale.

uANDsoM htuated in Wipdham, of
Peeiumicus River, near Horiebeef Mills
50 called, aud lying on the main road leading
from Portland back into the country, w,th'n
nine miles from laid Portland, containing sbous
one hundred and ninteeu Acres with 2 'afge
Barns and a toierabie good two TORY dwell.
ling houfe thereon. Said farm i. under good
,mpro vemen,-,t GUS from thrsy TO forty
tons of Hay with good well of waer near
lald houie, aud All orchard that make. from
ten TO fifteen hsrrels Of Cider. The above
farm viii be fold on reafonable terms-Foe
further par ieulafs enquire of
PAUL. LITTLE.
Windhsm, Feb % (D
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
LOST.

OUT of the poke, of the fabferi'er OF.
" Thurfday laa, while attending B -teh-
err. Neigh, in Fore iiree' Red Morocco
Pocket Book, containing about 50 dolls. IN
Bank Bils-a note of so dolls asainit Caleb
Hatch, payable to me one other note asaialt
Francis oigood for ~ dolls final memo
randum Book principle written over with
fmali charg-. for Beet aud fevsral other pa
ne,s of no ufe TO any one bat the owner
Whoever ha. found them aud will re urn or
Owe information of hem TO the tubfe''ber
ihall be generouny re~ardsd-aod all perions
are cautioned againfi purehahug fAid noses,as
paynsnr of them is fopred
"a 90 John TROWBRIDCE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

relations with the different kingdoms of
Europe unquestionably are, our mos, immi
nent danger still lies in the corrupl md i'm
moral habits of the people, and our safety
must be sought in their reformation. The
more numerous and vicious the opposers oil
our country are, the more sacred and neoes
.ary is the obligation of men of abilities and
virtue, to interpose their example and their
influence between the vices ofthe people
and The natural consequence, the loss OF our
liberties and ruin of the state. When the
thoughtless and the base become unusually
immoral and mischievous, a connteract my
influence in the ,igid and infiexble ntegri-
ty oflhe good is pc culisrIy requisite. II ev.
cry one, while he reads and ~ fleets on the
character Of Washing Ton and his friends,
would resolve 70 initiate their virtues, our
untry might YET be saved. The object Is
certainly TOO important TO be neglected, and
the reward of success will be too great to
be desplsed. n. Z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
PACKETS.
9Dortlarlo:
Monday, February %, 1918.

Our readers will find in this paper
all the news of any moment we have
been able to collect, from the late arli-
walls at different ports Of the L, States
since our l. st.
The fate of Donaparte is yet uncer
tain Whether this supereminent"
villain, this prodigy" Of scoundrels yet
survives 10 curse mankind, or las ceas, d
to scourge the world, We have, a pres
ent, no means to ascertain. Our latest
accounts from France arc TO the 25ih
DSc. from Bordeaux No mention is
made Of the arrival Of the Emperor al
Paris, except in one paper; which must
have been known If he had arrived, as
was before stated, on the 18th Dec.
Our armies continue 10 cover them.
selves with disgrace and defeat, while
our little navy improves every oppei III
nifty 10 increase It's honor and respecta-
bility. The disastrous accounts iIom
Gen. Winchester's army, are In some
measure balanced by the victory OF the
Constitution. In these events we are
taught where 20 discover skill and valor,
and where to find The mos, unpreceden.
ted cases of negligence, unskilfnlness,
and wan, of discipline.
The bill respecting the employment,
OF foreign seamen, has passed the
House, alter some amendments, the
nature OF which we are not able to asccr.
tain.
those who believe public debt pub
| lie blessing, will find much consolation
in the prospect before us. The requl-
sitions of the last and present year
amount 10 sum rising 80 millions of
dollars. The avowed object OF all this
enormous expenditure is TO protect
about | 500 British seameh naturalized
in this country. No other cause or
pretence oil war now exists.
Oar ports Il ON Newyork to Georgia,
are in a state Of rigorous blockade /;
/ and it is understood that IL will be
shortly extended to New-Orieans In
consequence of this, -four in Baltimore
has iahSh W % Noiia' PEI oo'
Our Democralick Gazeltes labour,
with zeal becoming Persian Editors,
to gloss over the disgraceful retreat OF
their great friend tho French Emperoul
out oil Russia, they do we'll 10 describe
it as most svondeJm and uneramhied
retreat History does not record a
more ruinous and disastrous fig, 1t, than
that ofthe great emperour and his myr
midons from Moscow Every ret
degrade step has been marked with
their own discontinue and destruction.
instead OF the ruin and desolalion
which has hitherto marked their pro
gress through the countries OF their
enemies.
The Legislature of Massachusetts,
mas proposed to finish business on
| Wednesday next.
| The house have, very correctly, &C
cepted the report of the Con.miuee
| sainst building "a, for the u. ). l.
is clearly the duty oil the Gen. Govern
ment TO provide ships for the common
defence, especially when they are tax.
ing such extraordinary means TO raise
money for carrying on war. In this
course our State is justified by the ex.
ample of Virginia, 5. Carolina .nG
Pennsylvania
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
FARM FOR SALE,

LJANDsoMELY ftuaied in Gorhafn, at 4
4 place called Hode.beef, 81 miles from
Portland, containing aboul 60 acres of good
Land, with handiome Two tory Dwelling
1oule thereon For particulars enquire Of
E. GRkkLy, Ma !, Lsss WI4f
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
40 Dollars Reward.
Windhsm, Feb %

II sCAPED from the Csoi 10 Portland, on
r. Tuelday evening All PRINCE DOGofrs
WIN wa, committed for fhef'-te Is alb u s
tee s inehe. high ha, large thin Romau
Nofe about 20 yeass Of age, light comp enion
hph, ewes brown HAIR, had on when he eles-
ped a fho,t blue JACKIE and tfowiers, a pa, enr
& k hat, aud black fix hAndke chef ON h.s
neck-alio al the lame time WILL M
READ who was commi Ted for pstling toun-=
terfei, money-fAid Read was abou feet 10
inches, dark complexion dark eye dAfk b own
hzr, about year. old and iia favored had
on wh.,. he went away thin itriped home
made coat. with dark iu- OUT over II, itrped
WOODEN YEA, dark cIo,h paa'aloon., plade- FL
handkere hisf about his neck, and had Gu boots
Whoever will spprehend lad Runawsys and
retu, o hem 10 me.the fubienber at Portlands
iha.i receive the above reward, or halt tbs
lum for either of them.
M GLRRIsH Dep'y csolef.
Portland, Feb. II, 1918.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
PROBATE COURTS.

COURTS of Probate for be Conn Of Cum
~ oerland for the moa,h Of March next,
will be holden at the neg tiers office in fo,f-
Ia nd, on the third and lait wednesdays CT f4id
Month. SAMUEL FREEMAN, Jsge.
EaN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

Ma SHIRLEY,


DIR. Cofhl as taken his leave of you re
fpeeting the cafe of John Evans, without ell
tab iihiug one point GU, of all his mighty de-
ciarations and contradictions, although fe-
riouly called upon to do 1t, If he could) er-
cepting that the man was dead. which was
not doubted nor 10 there much doubt bur
he would have been many DAYS fooner, If he
had fu5mit'ed to the will of DIR. c. by
this time, il is pofibe Brother Coffin think.
to himielf he had better left off this contention
before he medded with IT, He ought TO have
known that a, he commenced the iuit 1t wa.
bis duty to make out his cafe or. upon fail =
ufe thereof, to abandon it as falie declaration
He fhll however, w,ihs' the public to sn'end
the mantle of charitable opinion towards him
being unable TO purfue the fuhiect with eff
feet. II he wilhed TO leave il fwii hout furthei
notice from mel be ought to have avoided
thcie angry ill,beral and grofs declarai ions
in this day. Gazette which deierve no her
notice than filent contempt and pity for the
imperfsetions of venerable brother.
rB. IS. AARON PORTER.
N B-Certi6ea,es are lodged in this Off e
from Mira - vans and many others, supportiag
all the material points in the cafe as rated by
DR. Porter.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
MdrrlcN

In Scarborough. by the Rev. Mr.. Tiltonr
Mr.. Henry Spsnh, per. of Portland, to Miss
Ayisese Somhgafe, laughter of tho Hon. no
bert southgsie, If the former place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
CDR N.

FOR fale he cargo of the Brig Fame, Capt
Fitch fom New Haven beng h ee til u
(and hulheIs bell Councillor, COkN in prime
order --Enqaire of the Mater IN Board the
Long Wharf or of 5. & S PORTER No IS,
Union Wharf February 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

The British Navy have me, with he fol-
iowlng losses since the Declaration Of War,
on The Amer Can Station:
FRIGATES
Cuerriere, tsken by ne Constitution Ma
eionlan,'sken by the United ales-Barba-
does, lost on the Isle Of >abes- Sou,hsmp
,oo. lost on Gait Key Java, taken by the
Constitution.
SLOOPS OF WAR.
Alert, tsk,n by the Essex-Fi Ole taken
0ylhe Wasp re-cap,ufed by the poictiers
-Emu'ous. lost or Cape Sable Piumper,
70" on Cspe Lampra-A senger, lost Pal
s0n' lost in the w Indles--brig Laura, Ia.
ven ven oy theFlench privsteer Diligent,s ut 70
crahadelphia-Sohooner Wli,lng, do. do
soerub, run under off Halifax, while in
sa WAS OF an American ship-Suo,le. upsel
"aae IN chase of priva,eer Jacks Fsyorhe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

N BIO prevent detection it is highly
probable they may exchange apparel. From
the pickets where they leaPed the fence being
bloody i, i. prefumed one or the other gss
wounded
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

The minor son of democratic doctor il
tire county # Lincoln, having heard Of Gen
d borne. famous laced coat. h ID such a,
+. Ia for ga herring laurels, that II is sid ht
actually gained he consent of his father /,
enlist a. private soldier. But his moihef
not relishihg the scheme very well. UNDER
took 20 prescribe in this case As prel, m
mary TO her giving be, consent, she directed
him o be furnished with a soldiers ALLOW
snte of bread and beef, then passed a nor.
intercourse between him and The Cupboard
gaze him single blsnkei, and ordered HIM
TO plich ms tent in The porch every nigh.
Chanticleef's re,elee was u be tie signal
for him o mount guard in the morning. 1,
is said the nsien, Il ID moi followed her Pre-
scri,dions 81 hours hefDre he WIS in state
of cnnyalescsnce- the next dsy he petition
ed his mother 10 repeal her obnoxious lass
and a. a preliminary thereto agreed to let
the laurels grow another year before he at
empted TO gather them
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
Ahct UY,n{eH

cash will be paid for few Ton. Pc, and
~ Pearl Afhes, by ) & .. PORTER, Nos
Is, Union Wharf. U0 February %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
SHFRTFFS SALE.


TAKEN by Execution aud will be fold a.
L Public lAuction TOMORROW, at 10
o'clock A NJ at S. Nc LILLIAN & T FLETess
ans Office
4 vayiet2 IF Ilouffb0A Earnitaff'
nearly new. -.
Feb. 29, 1913. w C. WEEKS, Dy StF
Village Harmony-IItb editors
JUST publiihed aud for fale It
S. Patterns Book fore. -
<ho-A variety of new pub ica,ions. arnons
which are. Meii(h Travels, Traits of Nature.
Morris Difcourie, Kltu Elements, Shepherds
GUIDE. Portralture of Methodlfm, Calam,,ies
of Authors, Solitude swee ened, Influence OF
Literature, Bell 5 Operative sargery, SC. ers
Old C0lOny punefnafiy!! =,
Plymouth Beach Lottery began drawing Sc
the time appointed
S. Patterns lit Of Prizes.
OF 10 dolls-No 5534. OF z dol mos.
1923 5000, Ic422.
Wartsnfei uadrawu Ticket. Quarters and
Eighths for fJe. n B The pr re. fod by
p. will be pubhihe weekly 10 he Gazette
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
L0nd,n CT tbs and CalImeres.

GEORGE. III l. * Co.
uaVE for fac Real Loudon superfne
1 ! CLOTHS u -CAsslMEAEs. .
fsb 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

Adjutant. General JOHNSON has
relgned his office.
Gen. HULL left town Taft week on
his way to PHILADELPHIA.
Gen BoYD member of the
General Court. Mar ial to be holden
IN PHILADELPHIA, the 25Ih init. fat out
tor that city on Monday.
Capt. JONES, and the other late
Officers OF the Hlaip, have been APP
pointed to the Macedonian now fitting
IN New lork, with the addition OF
It, CARTER -Bgfcn Cent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

fssrsa efa letter ysespsf at Baltimore, tbe date not
given
:, We had report here Paris on The oh,
!hai Bonaparie had returned the night of the
18Th, bu' in as much as he did not thew him
ieh on the Isih, goth or 22d, many perfon,
DO not believe il -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

Bonapsrie has tViee as many lives as cat,
rs since the commencement of the Russian
war, he has been killed eighteen TIMES, but,
the nineteenth, il Is said must be fatal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

A letter ftom Washington of the I2lh
INST. says" Il 81 ars, by late Intelligence
thai the battle in which Cen. Wmcheslef
and his army was defeated, was s,ery sc
we're one. The General WIS not killed. buy
Ss prisoner TO the British"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

The ship Alexander Hodgdon. Lovet'
from Lisbon, and another ship from New
port for Baltimore, have been turned OIL ,
the British .qusdron IN The Chesspeak. and
have arrived IN Newport y French
squadron would have BRusr THEM.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

We underftand that 1t Gen Hr.LoP, taken
in the Jsvs prefeuted Com BAisBsircr with
q very elegant fword on parting with him, a.
compliment for his magnauimiiy and humanity
towards the prifJners Palladium
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

The Secretary of the Navy has reeommen
aeA to Congress to provide for the appoint.
meet of additional Captains of the Navy. and
for Coating Conveys.