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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
lNFURTAN

Extract of letter from Messrs Barnard and
Brothers, dated Liverpool, May l3.
p" A debate upon tie policy Of inter.
dieting all commercial communication
with the United States during the war,
took place in the House of Commons on
the 10Th inst. The sense OF The House
was to prohibit the import uf u. 5 pro
duce in toto but The Chancellor oil the
Exchequer having exassaset +. wish TO
consult the mercantile interests, no res.
olutions were moved. Our Govern
ment has refused to negotiate through
the medium OF Russia "-Boston hah.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
CoafaU NICAIlo Ms.
The Army Of Volunfeers.

"
Mn. PRINTKR-- he Question has
often been asked, tor what purpose were
the Volunteers raised aud because il
could no, be satisfactorily answered, j;
mas been considered one oi The sec.ets
OF SAFE, with wi,icn none out the admiD-
istraticn and its Confidential friends
must b. made acquainted have never
been informed upon the subject myself,
until within few days, and | consider
The subject too Interesting 10 the public
o admi, of conceal;n.E, oI delay. he
Information is from no less a ferSonoge
than his honor Judge " idgtry, whose
oppoi tunilies 10 knosv, and whose quail.
tications Tor the eoflfa nee of admins
trstion, are too well hhown TO admit oil
doubt as 10 the CORE tness oil his 10
tormai ion upon this subject.
Whether, because MIR. w. blsbbed
the important secret in an ungaarded
msmeht, he may forfeit ore u ms cld'ms
TO Mr. Madison's confidence, is a ques.
lion between Mr.. w. and hi. party -
This consideration is OF no Importance
10 me, or TO the public therefore re.
late the fact.
At Alfred, last autumn, while the
Circuit Court was sitting there, in the
cou, Sc OF a CONVEX salion, at which Judge
Dana and several other gentlemen were
present, his honor, Judge Widger,, was
asked by one Of the company, why the
government sent such small parties OF
men into Canada, only 10y hlndreas q, a
time, when ifthe whole force, including
the volunteers, were marched in one
formidable body, something nigh: pos
sibly be effected bu, that nothing had
followed, or could be expected 10 follow
the governments system oil operations,
hitherto, but disgrace and defeat, with
an enormous and useless waste of blood
and treasure. why, SAID Mr.. W ho
had then Just returned fiom Congie IS,
the Volunteers were not raised to ope-
rate against Canada, nor was it ever
contemplated that they should be SO
employed No said the gentleman,
with much surprise, what then is the
objec, of employing the volunteers, at
such a vast expense, when the other
burthens of the war are SO heavy upon
the necks of the people | tell you,
said the honorable gentleman, Mr.. w.
The object of raising and supporting
the Volunteers is TO KEEP IHE FEDS
IN oRDss You may conceive, Mr..
Printer, the ullec establishment of The
gentlemen presen: at This information,
which (Mr WIS. friends will say, in
exposed one of the objects
OF government, which Hitherto had
been KEEP, IS secret as the grave is
important that this should be know,
tina, il lnsy be added 10 other facts, from
which the people ought to estimate the
character Of their rulers.
II RsfaaeGcan Of The Old School. |
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12

Cs@Ie,aa"S "-Fs'aa"d, Js.y "o, 70
Taken by Execution and to be JoH al
Public Autfion, on Monday, The 9th
day Of Auggf next, at IL oeloek, H.,
M. at The Hufiim Rom, Of Unity
Fietcbsr, in /lid Po,tiand, =
A LII the Right in Equity Of Redemption
"A which Jars.s Jewe,t of faid Portland has
in & 20 the, following deieribed mort gagged real
Elate-vis a cerIain piece of Flat, litusted in
isld Portland, being in breadth one, hund ed
and GI feer, aud so feet in length towards ihe
channel, and II he tor of f.ts numbered ON
a plan Of diviiion made aud cIceuied between
John Deer,ng aud Others, May !, 1854 and
the fame The fAid Jane. Jewett together with
one Jofeph Jewett suichaied of John Deerng
October 8 7s4--Alio eeria'n Lot Of Land
in laid Portland. on the foulberly hde of Md
die free, bounded as folows-v heghn ine
two rods aud three quar- ere ftom he northsf-
ly corner of land IAlely belonging to The he,i'e
of Perlon Jones thence lou 81 degeees eale
nine rods and haf; thence ror;h Gx,y one
degrees and a half eaif two rods and thu e
quarters thence north thirty degsees WIZ
n,ne rods aud an half to laid Middle flrset Z
thence fouth fix J one and hat degrees We
by lad ltreet 10 he 6h bo1ndi--being the
fame he fAid James jeweu purchafed of Enoch
| 0ey, April 9 7s4 Alto one other parcel
Of Land in fad Portland, bounded Ga Silver
Rrest as follow.--viz beginning on the corner
of land above delcribed and running on faid
ftreet foutheaiierly about 1--WE rods thence
iouthweitsfly about fix rods on land belonging
TO Ether Woodman; thence northweilerly
about Eve rods on land lately or now ownel
by Jofeph Fl Ingr aham; thence northwehsriv
10 the bourds firA meniioned--wi all the
privilege, aaa apputenanee' to the tame be:
longing; il being the lame that wa mortgasti
by the faid James Jewett TO the Pre6deni u
reetors u Company of Portland Bank, Ms'ca
~, 1873, and recorded 10 Reg book o.,
page So. JOS. M, GERRlSH, D. ~,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
Books and Stationary.
z BPT conllantly for fac at

X bFi couhsntiy lot hAe d.
n Samuel Butts Book itore,
- Ha, msAet R.w, Niids frat,
Large and final Bibies-Teftsments- Watts,
Belknaps, smith B Jones, and Smith & Slee-
pers Palm, and Hymn Book.-a variety OF
Mfcelzneous works among which are many
new publications. Vi. Camppell's Lseture.-
Hiitory of yermont--PAiue Wogks-ali(on
on rane solitude Sw,''. ened- Peniten1 Of
Codftew Rokehy- SerioI Travel. IN Canada
'-La'hrop on the Globe Trumbu'l's Hlltory
OF the U Sfa,e.-Wato' Sermons American
Cory, or Free Trade and Sailors 2ights-an
extenhve aft r,ment of School Books-Q uIls--
Paper Ink Powder--arse and irnali Perpet-
ual Almanacks, with many other articles,
j which will be difpoie1 of on as good terms az
can be Obtained in Portland -.
hBa-For fac, two HOUSES. ltuated ia
pieaiant paris Of the town, one of which 10
WEI calculated for public houie a part Of
the payment will be taken in Farm near
Portland. aud long credit gwen for the re-
mainder
hY5--For fre, a number of Lo,s Of Land
in good fl ua,,ons FOR Farmland II La, two
Hoaes, with good acSon.nodat ions-lnquire
a. above
N B-For fale, fine Salt and Sleeps Wool.
JSiy ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
NOTICE..

THE members and S ockho'der, of the cor
i poratiou eNablifhsd by an aa pafIed on
the GIleenth day of June, 1873, entitled an act
" TO efabliih the PRECEDENT. Directors y Com.
pany of the Lincoln Bank" purfuant to fa,d
Ae are hereby notified TO meet at the houfe,
of Luke Lambard jun. Innholder in Bath, on
Wednesday the fourth day of Augua next, at
10 o clock in the forenoon. " for the purpofe
ofmaking, ordering and efiabiiihng fuch bye
laws, ordinances and regu ations for the order
" eouduaog,h The Affairs Of The faid cooperation,
.. the f.d neckho ders ihal deem neeefIary
and be choice II The 6rlt board of Directors,
and fueh other Off ,ers as they fhall fee CT TO
shooie, and alto for the purpofe of deter
mining the mode of tran.fering and difpolng
of,he aoek of faid corporation and The prof-
rs thereof.
DAVID TRUPaNr.
PaLEG rALLMAN,
JOHN RICHARDSON,
CHARLES CI.ApP
Bath, July eib, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
Latesi from ENGLAND.

Capt. Upton oil the Hunter, * Capt
Evans, Of the Sw prd-l'ish, arrived here
on Friday evening from England in The
cartel snip Abundance, Capt. Sprague,
which being off this port, put the first
named gentlemen ashore, from whom
We learn that the cartel Admitlance
lei he Downs the 33d ofMay, and the
Lands end IT of Juhe-,hat she has
on board 100 American prisoners be-
ing part OF those who were exchanged
tor the crew of The Java, the remainder
wefe to embark Immediately. They
confirm the news from France of a
great battle having been fought at Lut.
IN between the combined Russian e
russian army and the French-in
thieh they STATE the former TO be de-
Rated with the loss of IS 900 men, and
matthe French lost 10000. they did
not furnish us with any English papers,
ina from the circumstance of the
trench loss agreeing with Bonaparle's
| S'"'shiSuis VIC liiiik tnCli tIlLOT.
nation must have been derived from
It.
j June IL. la, -, long. 30, las boarded
y "e U. frigA,e pfesiden., which had
Is company the Engish packet Duke
"ohlrass, which they had flied ss car
~,ior England. The President had csp,ur.
,aone other brig & ,defed her for France.
,' her IN chase OF large btig. supposed
zoe man OF war, June &c. spoke ship
~I0nds, 80 days from Lisbon.
'' .he above was put IN type, we were
.'ey favored with London papers TO the
MOI May, from which we make he fol.
~'ng extract, -
iis MAY q. According to official &C
sn' which arrived here, the advanced
-'o' OF The united RuiIian. aud Prufliap
' commanded by Gen Wiuzingerode,
S.oa the 1T inftant fuccef.ful euga cement
ne enemy On the I'd the enemy the
'osal who had occupied Halle. was, after
IOalnae action, driven our of that place
., -. eonhderal lie lois com, eed to croi, the
aa puriusd nearly four mile,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
&a,ette StAp NftDs.

S1-Ssy, .JAiy 4-Atrved brig Hoton. capt
BOYLE, from Liverpool, with Dry goed'-ihiP
Corap, capt. Csmmsu, 4s aays irsm L'ibon-
Tss;asy Jpi, 6, arrived fohooner Thih'e, capt
Crcwel, from rance with d'y gcods-iehr
Packet S,snwood from Brunswick luly 9, a,
boar superb, Sawyer. from Boeon- noop Oh
i've, Hobbs, ON do-ichr Fem, Bates, do.
The pr,vs,eer brig Rambler, Aipieny, OF
BRISTOL, OF l 6 guns, has been taken on The
coat of Afnos by an English ir'gaIe, siler
chase of five hours, aud was captured IN con-
:, quence # losing her main-iop-mast-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
To BE SOLD.

A Good two Rory Dwelling Houfe, Wood
houle and Stable, with x acres of Land,
. gond orchard, garden. fine ril,age aud
pafturage, htuated az the iouihweft bend Dur
han-an eligible ht1aiion for a Ply Lcian,
Profehlonai man, or mechanic.
Ag-A Tan Yard connected or uncon.
h,erd with the psemfe, sferdiug to good
workman a profpea of fuf6cient bu6nei.. y
Tens will be made eaiy Apply near the
premiies, TO JOHN CONVERSE.
Tzly -, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
The Wdr in VirginiQ,

On the 25th ult. the ltish landed
from the fleet in hargrs about. 1000
troops and took possession OF Hamp-
ton, after considerable skirmishing with
the militia stationed for the defence of
that place. Maj. Suutchheid, in his
offiGial account OF the atfiir 10 the Gov
eInor. OF Nir,, mia, says" the British"
loss canno' be less than 900, and is oe.
lieved to be half as many more The
American force engaged is stated at
$40 Infantry, 90 Artillery, and Is Cav
alry, and their loss killed, q wound
ed, | prisoner, and l missing, sup2o-
sed TO be in the neighbourhood with
their families, Great complaint Is
made OF the conduct OF the British at
,er they took possession OF the town.
One man by the name OF Kirby, who
was sick, on the bed, was killed, his
wife wounded in the nip, and bis faith
iul dog killed while lying under his
feet. On the 23th The Blush evacua-
Ted the town at 3 o'clock in The morn
ing. On the 28ih the Brush We c
cruising up the James River, and there
was report that they had taken York
town 1t is said they have received 3
large reinforcement, including some o
he West India regiments, which are
composed oil black troops.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
EARN FOR SHLE.

CiTUATED In Scarborough, five miles from
- Portland, containing eighty five acres of
good moving, tilage aud wood Land, and falls
and frsfh Maiih together wi.h the Stock of
Ca'ile and Farming FOOLS, which vii, be fold
az fair pTies or exchanged for property u
Portland-for further par'icu ars inquire Of
the fuhicrber on the p emifes
NATHANIEL BLAKE,
Sea,boyospb, Ssky i2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12

from oaeenitown. a battle was
fought between detachment from
Gen. Boyd's army, at Fort George,
under the command of Col. Boreitler
and a Britifh and Indian force. The
engagement continued about an hour
and an half, and terminated in the
overthrow and apture of the Ameri.
can troops to the number of 900.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
SELECTED rOAsrs.


The Tram Napsleon-Msy he fad the
b,eseni Summer AS much too hot as he found
,ue .ast w'nfer zoo cold.
The Naiiosal Gose 1'ntnf~Like Cen.
Chandler's ehcampmeh. --~eskess IN the
centre.
American eommrrr-Nep'une turned
W.gsDn {, anu his Ilideui trsnsiol med to :
Horse Whip, .#,.
Mr.. Webs,er's PesohHioas--Le. us have
I" the truta. the whole t,u,h. and nothing
but he truth"
The Navy eftse Uaia Stnss: The fist
born Of f.ue slisn. but noaV claimed rs 'he
f,vpri,e az democracy may its i.urels SUR
yive The blghting fondness OF its s,epmoiher.
SPEEDY "Peaee," and just such another
/" Blush" Treaty as 1onn Jay made for W |;
and ias' such tunes To follow IT,
+" Emh lies at The bn'toia"; May Mr..
Wooster. well constructed political pump,
bring it up at last.
nadison's Deinocats' If you would see
their e"us age. 40 TO Gao de-: it you would
see their mercy. 81 10 Baltimore.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
The LAND TAX bill ha. paffed the Houfe

The LAND TAX bill ha. pafed the Houfe
Of Reproductive in Cong 'efs--fout OF The
members from Madaohuiets only voied IN
favor of the bill, viz Mr. Hsb5Ua. of Oxford
Dfrict. Mr. W,od. e Lucoo do Mr. Pale,
Of Kennebeck do. a,d Mr. Risbs,d/9n, OF Md
deler do When the .aIsatherer calls upon
The flends of rhele gent emen for the money
which Is wanted to maintain and,ng Army
of 600 men aud hon of i,ice holders who
fateu on the bread taken from the mouth OF
labor. LEI there be no grumbling or eIcuies
fuoh a. that ." have no money "calI asa'a ;
&c-ralher turn OUT your laif Cow, for the
Government r0anf m.s.y ons ~ra bIvs IL TO
carry Gu he war aud pay the iusereit on the
millions already borrowed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
STRAYED COW

CTRAYED from The fubieriber. 10 this town
~ on Frid-y. I'd July, black Mick cow
between and years cd, fmall Oar in hes
forehead, a firesk Of forfell colour ON her
back, fhort thick neck, and f,ort horns.
Whoever will give information OF faid Cow
thar the owner may obtain her again fhsiI be
fuitably rewarded LEWIS 81 UrSON.
ParfiosA, 9sse 70, 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12

correspondent a. EAAport, Under dare of
July ], writes that the Boser capt. BLSra
who had been At anchor for fevers, day, near
the Light Houfe faded the preceding day with
four prIae. for ST. Johns.
We aifo learn that ,he privateer Retrieve
sila' Crane, Matter recently failed from Wind
Tor TO crriie off Portland. she Is reprelentei
10 be long, low Pilot Boat butt ichooner
carrie, 5guns aud 40 men, was formerly a
New York privatesr. The Ra,ler noop OF
war was cruifing off Esfpor, at the time OF
the above dse,
Col. Uimer IL once more free from" dur ance
vile and has arrived at Eaifport.
Col Ulmer's barge with maj Ruff Col Ul-
fner's wife, three o,hsr ladies and 6fteen fol-
diers il going from Caii,ne to EaAport were
ehafed by the Boxers barge: finding they
ihoud be ,aken, the Soldiers hrew over board
their mukets and pulled off their cockades
On being carried alongliie the Boxer aud ak ed
who hey were maj Ruls made Mch repre-
fentation that Capt By,h took them for pri.
va'e criren.-invited major Ruff. aud the Ia
diesin O b +. Cabin. treated them with Coffee
and dilmifed them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
BAGGAGE WAGONS.

ME iubfcriber will furniih three or tot
1 covered Wagons with careful divers and
wall AXE good. for traniportatioa, to or fro4
any part of The United safes, on reafonabls
terms auc At the Gorseh notice ~
CONTRACTS viii sio be made 10 convey any
quantity Of Goods. SErH BIRD.
Portland, Juiy t2, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12

Ia the FRI account pubiihed of the capture
of Generals Chandler and w ndsr, il wa, IA ed
thai they were aiken IN their tents or beds by
furpr,se. In fubiequent account, this ia faid
TO he ineorrect--thAt 10 far from being taken
unawares, Gen Chandler anticipated az Gu
gagement in the morning-that he fpent the
preceding evening in making the arrangements
tiii ~ o'ciock--tha. he lay down, tui did not
60 70 fleep-that when the alarm wa. given,
the arfnv was Immediately pre- pared for action
aud fought with bravery. All shis may be
true, but IL ierves to max. the capture of the
guards and defeat of the. American army fsIl
more myaer,ous The higheit we have feeu
the Brit,ih rated at 10 300 whit the United
States force is ffsied a or 5000
Ges. Lewis, in his ofiieisl defpa'sh to the
Secretary at War sttribu e. the defeat to Gen.
Chambers manner of arrangement.
If what the american Generals f.v Of each
other 10 true, the ieries Of loi1es and defeats
on he frontiers are not in the ean to be won.
dered ar. Gen Lewis fay. Of tie Commander
IN Chief, Gen. Dearborn, that though repeat
eddy ooDvzleicent, "he relapfe, on the leaf
agitation Il mird' Such a man nun have
very weak nerves, and he lait man in the
world thai cugh. TO NEEDLE with gun powder
BY the Ian accounts, il appears The Bri,iih
have complete superiority of naval force on
the lakes and though GUS j, repre!en;e ed on
paper, TO he three time. /. numerous as the
SrItiih, hill they come CT ieeond bef..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12

DLED, -.
In Boston. Doc,. Shirley Ewing, aged 81,
formerly Of this town.
The death Of Gen Clay q, Fort Meigs IS
con,radlcted.
In this town, Friday last, LEWIS, son OF
Mr.. Lewis Ste,son, sged siA years aud
Z months. ,-=-s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12

HAMBURG, MAT 7. We have juf received
the intelligence that Napoleon has been de.
feated by the Prullians.
The battle which tosk place between Lut
zen and Pegaue. the PrufIian accounts Gate
commenced a, ten in the morning of the Cd
and continued ill twelve at night. Scarcely
any bur the Prufiars engaged the King II
Prufla commanded in perfon.
The Prince of Hede was killed. The Pruf
fans Gay 'heir cavalry did not atack the en-.
smy's lines, beng too thiekiy planted with
cannon Il; bu' tina, their Infantry and ARTILLERY
alone defeated the French and remained maj
ter. of the field of battle
II 10 llated hat the Pfuffians fell back after
rbe battle of he I'd, IN order 10 form clofer
juncture with the Rutians. Reinforcement
were daily arriving froP, Rueia aud it was
expected hat another battle would take place
in few days.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
GLASS IND NILS.

NATHANIEL DANA, agent For the Bof.
~ ton Glafs Mandatory. has FOR fae at
hi, Gore Middle ltreet, 10 Bores of Bottom &
Chelmsford CL ASS, Of d,fferen, Gse. ALTO
large alto .tmeur of NAILS y BRaDS from
the saco Mandatory as low as Gao be pur.
chaied at faid Factory. July ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
u1RRIED

In Gorhsm, Mr Jesse Bu,ie,feld, OF stsn-
dish to Miss Polly Morton of,he iofner
place.
In Stsndsh Mr.. William Mussey, to Miss
Thankful 8ut,e held, both OF S,srdlsh. AT
ter comfortable Ceur,ship Of IL years.
In this town. b, the Rev. K. Kellogg,
MIR Robe.t Doug,ss. to Miss Fanny Gates.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
Thirty SeDenth .hnn's ersary Of .dmeri.

Thirty SeDenth INN ersary Of .hmeri.
con INDEPENDENCE.
On Monday last, tins event was noticed
in tins town with the customary ceremonies.
A. 10 O'Clock the Federslists convened a,
Washiagsoa- Mechanic Rail, where process
non wss foi med aud escorted by Capfsns
Athsrfon's and 9td's companies oi RIFF smen
and Artillery, to the Rev M P,yson'
Westinghouse after the performance of
some excellent music, a snitited and sppro
pirate Ofstion was pronounced by Nj.
NArHAHIEL WRIGHT, which. in sentiment
and s,ile, did or. al credit 70 the orator, and
WAS received with applause by numerous
and respectable audience. The company
then returned to the Ii II, where betwixt
) and zoo partook of an enter, sinment, pro
vided foe and sui able - the occ asion-a'
which the Hon Sd'nue! freeman, ofhciated
as President. Harmony, socilbiiiiy and
American sentiments were the order OF
the day.
NORTH YARMOUTH, JULY 6, 1918
The anniversary OF Anne lean indie
pendence was celebrated here by a small
party oil Citiz Ems, on the 5th inst. al
Capt, Seth Mitchell's Hall The fol-
lowing, among ether iosstsswere drank
on the occasion.
P,ssileat Madison "A speedy change of
diet and regimen IT ,,e would avoid the in
d,gnalio of his coun,rymen, and The execra
tions otposerI,y.
Wee P,esidem Ceuy-A flaming patriot. .
whose deiuded country has ewsrded him
wi h the convenient ,um of 8 5000 per year.
for his bitter opposition 10 That very Cansti
III ion, under which he holds his Office.
TIE va, &c onceiyed in SIN, brought forth
in inquiry, and uursed by corruption
The Emperor q Russ,4r-Alexarder of
Macedon Conquered 10 subject. Alexander
| OF Russia conqaets 10 save
Bonaparte May the Don Cossacks pres.
ent his imperial Majesty win FIR cap, this
| sdmmet, 10 enable his ears 10 sas. an the
severity of ,he Russian climate, next water.
Nassachasefs = rong N her patriotism,
Strong N Ger councils, rDng IN her resOur-
ces, .ad o.r1ng for the protection II ler
Igh.s.
Tie slsi0n Of cmado. BY Hall, Dearborn,
Ce Il x b Iri,nman's attack on lie IRE
h.ge, who would have looked ao,vu al obbosi
tios, lad not the mlsoh,esious INSECTS uniuck
Il, sung his eyre sm
The eaP,nre Of General Chandler-Ameficsn
loss. 6rtgadseJ General. 'ltish gain, d
gpoi 6.acb.nsifh.
Judge Y'''''y-Msy he speedily march
o C4n.da, pursuant 10 his pledge /; aud Al
,is honor should charge he enemy with. the
same force and eItec, as he charges ~ y
The waits of Quebec, Ike thJsr VI Jesico Il
old would IL, ,n,i, FL & ~ similar means
The PaDiots Of ths West--D'sln,eses.ed.,
Employed IN ex ermnstlng lndiaas, 10 Pte'
vent he =" mp essr,a Of seanieH .
National Iaxes When ,he1 open he purse!
/ Of ,he people. may they produce 4 slmilaI
effect on their eyes
Gun Boa s--Exoeilen,ly adapted for tie
snnoysnce Of Bal Eogs, when tecalmed.
\ "a, Harai Hefo,ies- Conclusive plouf o
the correctness OF federal policy. AID 81
democratic inconsistency.
1ae memory IF Cap. Lag sHee : d AZ bi
! the tso0iseoesos 81 has siigses 10 tlie hea.'
Of every American the tears of the enemy
wAtered lie grave ut he Hero.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12

More Dgfsat on the Frontiers.
Accounts from Canandaigua, N.
Y of June 9th. inform tina. on the
Friday preceding, I" ab0ut 5 miles
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12

The pryaieer WeazeI of Halifax. has sent
;nto Shelburne. an American sch. under
Swedish colors. lorded with -four and naval
stores She has since arrived at this port,
and has been restored to the owner.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
WILLIAM SWAN. :
No 8 U Rom Md

HAS for fale on liberal Credi-- =.
IA Pipes high proof French Brandy
10 Casks Claret Wine entitled 10
Deben,ure. Iuiy Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12

COR f.le on board Schooner Lively at Long
i Wharf. 200 bufhes yellow CORN,
100 do. Rye, 20 barrels New Rum,
] do Gin, kegs Tobacco;
Freight is wanted for Bottom Neshuryport
or Salem. "a, l2. JOSEPH MOVES.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
IuGnITz APRIL 80.

IuGHITz APRIL 80.
An official account has been received here
of the death OF Prince Kutuiof smolenfko, on
the 2srh inf at BhnrzIaw, in the 10th year
of his age.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12

The French have made An unfuccef.ful at
tack on Ham urgh. thev eznnonaded the ~ ?
from Wiiheimiburg, an insnd ia the middle OF
the Elbe bet were Ultimately driven from
thence by Gen. ro,tenborn. The French are
in posiefiion of Cushaven.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12

The Rng'ifh papers Fay nothing refpeaing
the RuiIian Mediation. We feas this projsd
of Mr. Mzdifon', will ,usn out mere moon
ihipe.
Paris accounts of the battle of Luizen.
fame as thofe received here by the Th,ffIe
had been received in London and ,ubliihed ia
the Engliih papers.