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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-01

THE iuhfcriber hereby gives pubic notice
to all eonterned. thst he has been duy ap
pointed ard taken upon himfeif he trua o.
AdminiitraAor on The eftsie of
WILLIAM coLLICK,
late re6dent IL Portland IA the county of
Cumberland mariner deeeaied by giving bond
A. the law dueet,-be therefore gequef. all
pefions who are Indebted TO the fa,d deees(.
ed, eta 20 make mediate payment and
thoie who have any demand. thereon. 10 ex
h,tt he fame TO VIM JOHNSON.
OQ a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-01

HE fubicriber hereby give. public notice
j toall concerned, tina, he has been duly ap
pointed and taken upon himief the truit Of
Administrator on the ettaie of
Stephen Hall.
late re6den, in Portland in the county OF
Cumberland mariner deceafed. by giving bond
as the law directs-He therefore requeits all
perions who are indebted TO the iaid deceaf
eds eftate, TO make immediate payment; and
tbode who have any demands thereon, TO Ell
hib,t the same to VIM. JOHNSON.
Oa. L..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-01
WILLIAM CoLLICK,

HE fublcrihsr hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that he has been duly ap.
pointed aud taken upon himfeif the tful Of
Administrator on the efa,e Of
Hmos Freeman,
late rehdent in Portland in the county of Cum
berland marinet deoesied, by giving bond as
the aw directs He therefore requelts all per
fons who are indebted to the iald deceafeds
eflate, TO make immediate payment, aud ,hoie
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fome 10 VIM JOHNSON.
OH Ia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-01
BENJAMIN But M AN,

Sgs q fbs Gelde" Mo'isr, MlDpLs srsssT
I;As ju0 received an eItenhye - OF fseih
II DRUGS u MEDiSCsES,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-01

among which are the foIIowing-viE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-01

Price dollar ~ AK for DR.. Relies b.
tan;csl Drops move s,e gessine snisf' Egssd w.
Z Canrray be pa, tieslat.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-01

" ShIps otofes put up aE ''Ie hut VT TWIN
Oe7gSer towl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04

courts ofSt. Petersburgh, Berlin. Stockholm.
the most cordial union aud concert, and
trust shall be enabled. ny the aids which
you have 81 literally afforded, to render this
union efcctnal for the Accomplishments of
the great purpose for which it has been es-
tablished.
regret the continuance of the war
with the U States Of Imerica.
a." MY desire 10 re. establish between the
two Countries those friendly relations, so i'm,
portant TO thew mutual interests, continues
unabated hnt cannot consent to purchase
the restoration of peace by any sacrifice of
the maritime rights of the British Empire. f"
% In the success which has recently at
tended his Majes,y's arms, i acknowledge
with devout gratitude the hand Of Divine
Providence; the use / desire TO make of
these and of all other advantages, is to pro-
mote and secure the welfare of his Maiesty's
people, and cannot more decidedly cvince
this disposition than by employing the pow
ertul meansyou have placed in my hands. in
such manner as may be best calculated to
reduce the extravaganza pretentions of the
enemy, and thereby to facilitate the attain
ments, in conjunction with my Allies, of a
secure and honorable Peace"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
DOMESTIC.
LATE FROM HALIFAX.
BosToN, Sept. 25.

CUSTOM, oep'. -.
The ship Hope "a released American
arrived here yesterday in SIX days from Ha
litax. The papers to the 17th inst. state
That Adm. Warrcn's squadron had ar
rived there from the Chesapeake, and Ian
ded the troops thathadbeen employed there
~ and that there were then in port four
~ two OBS, nine frigates, four soops OF
VAR and one schooner.
That 65 AMERICAN prisoners had been sen,
to England in the RegUus, as British sub
jects and that sixteen persons had been
confined in dungeon, by order OF govern
ment, IN retaliation fnr British prisoners
confined BY order Of the American govern
ment. Ot the American prisoners confined
were, Captains Lane, Morgan frask, Per
ry, Swan aud Light; and ten belonged to
the Chesapeake Of whom was the carpenie,.
and the gunner
That no further exchange Of prisoners
would take place until further orders from
government: or until the balance of prisoa-
ers due there was paid.
That the american officers and others
were par lied in Dartsmouth, and tina, 10
communication with them (except by official
permiD was allowed.
That Lieut.. Budd had written to the Bri-
fish Agent in Halifax. but his letter had been
returned unopened, as no communication
was allowed except through the American
Agent, who, 1t is said had been ordered Sc .
ven miles into the Country.
That the Shannon in co. with a Portu
Suese ship Of about $50 tons, which she had
detained, was going IN as the Hone came
out. Ii was reported IN Halifax, that the
Shannon would take Capt. Broke TO ENGLAND
and that he had not entirely recovered
from his wounds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
IMPORTANT AND AUTHENTIC.
NEWS FROM FRANCE.
e rFracf Of a Letttr, dQted

Erfract Of a [ettrr, dQted
RordN, Esd .4ueuet
RecefUe6 by me Schr. Pilot, qrrsved ~ N;s,
York
HostilltIcS will commence again with Rns-
STA and Prussia, and 10 doubt some d-s,,a.
rate conflict will take place In a few &c.
The Emperor is determined if il is IN he
t970er to force his enemies to his own terms.
tie has raised again most powerful army.
some say amounting to 900. 900 men; on his
present success depends all our hopes of
raising prices and relieving the marker Of
the immense quantity of produce which has
been imported to supply his continental
friends.
The fairs Of Spain have taken VERY
bad turn on the evening of the 2sth and
18th ult the French army under MqrshaI
Soult. before the walls Of Pampeluna we're
completely defeated he lost 90, 900 men
killed md wounded the wounded are ar.
irving in Bordeaux in such numbers, that
each citizen is Obliged to lodge, feed and
nourish from five to six. The English have
destroyed t.Sebastians-the inhabitants Of
Bayonne are much alarmed and sending to
Bordeax all their valua5les.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
Foreign Intelligence,
Received at Boston by arrivals from ENC
LAND snd PoRTUCAk.
LONDON, Aug. Z, 1918.
Flag Of Truce from France.

French officer arrived last night at deal
an n e of truce from the French coast
charged with Dispatches for the British Gov
ernment, and Passports fora Minister fir. this
Country topass through the French Territories
to the congress about to be assembled al
Prague.
IL is pretty we'll understood that the Earl of
Aberdeen, was to have proc eded in the first
instance to the Court of the Emperor Francis.
(of Austria) who acts an important cart in the
present crisis, and may be considered as tile
dictator OF the attempt TO restore Peace to Flu
rope. Whether the present DISPATCHES ma,
nave the effect to alter his Lordship's pr;n nv
destination, few days will prob ably clear no
but at a'ievents it may be Inferred, that the
parties most directly interested in the proiec,
ted negotiation are anxious to give facilities 10
this coun ry to join and assist in The deiibera.
6ions
by Heligoland Mail which arrived this
morning, we have received Hamburger and AL,
tona Papers to the 28th July. Thev CON, ain
intelligence OF considerable Importance under
existing circumstances An official articl,.
from Berlin developes the views Of tile Austri,
an Cabinet with respect to Tic independence Of
europe, and u the statement thus given be an.
thentic, we are led to believe that Austria has
not regarded the cause he Allies with that
coolness which has been ascr bed TO her.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04

az the Imperial Court, the Minister OF State
Baron Won Humboldt, with powers for that pur.
pose. Rob these authorized Ministers imme-
diate'y left the head quarters Of their SoverA
eigis, and mYst have arrived at Prague by the
18th OF July, on which day the French Amhas-
sadcrs were likewise to arrive there.
Ihe Allied Powers, therefore, remain like.
wise IN this insts:ce, true to their purpose OF
losing no opportunity OF procuring TO Europe
Just, lasting and secure Peace, for the restor.
! alton of which they will labor with indefltga
bic perseverance, and use Tor that purpose all
IN means that Providence has put into then
| hands.
| In order 10 gain the necessary time for the
negoc atoms, The A-mislice is, by The request o
the Imperisl Austrian Court, extended until III,
10th day OF August; SD that the six days no
tice rs not TO take place until after that day"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
French Orders at Hamburger
HAMBURcu. { Germany July 26.

His EScellency Count Won Hooendorp, Gov.
ernor OF Hamburger, sas issued regulation on
the 25d instant, concerning the work on the
notifications, which is published by placards :;
according whereto 1900 iaborers are to be re
CURED every week at Hamburger, who are TO
commence next week on the fortress works -
rach Canton is to furnish 700 men for this pur-
pose, which are to be divided into companies
each consisting of 100 mar, and every COMPANY
to be placed under the command of a CAPTAIN,
VINO is to be chosen from among Pie principal
inhabitants Of the city
Inc capita ms IRE authorized to employ three
women IN the place OF two men; and twenty
ooYs from Is 20 IS years of age, in the place Of
zen me H. &c: Those who are called upon to
WORK must do 1t in person, hired aborers, or
substitutes, are not permitted to be employ.
ed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04

support to our cause at home, and command
'-Spect to our rights abroad.
ON The present war-Nay no Ameri
ia ever consider an appeal to arms unne-
esSary, which is in protection of the viola.
ID liberties of fellow citizen.
9TH Our navy--lt has covered itself with
ory, and the enemy with confusion. Nav
S increase be rapid like that of its victo-
es.
SIN. Our brave Volunteers I'm
ne cause ofhonor, they have never failed i'm
herr combats To raise their country's victo-
rious flag OF freedom. in triumph over it's
Droud enemy's flag of humbled oppression.
9;h. The honor of our flag-May 1t be
onpp'rted by lasting war. rather than IFS
'7yhis to protect those who sail under it,
mould ever be Frustrated by disgraceful
care.
10th. Our observation-disclosures ourene.
ny tributary to It's advancement, it augments
our socatfh. and nourishes our grozpth, and
gives Increase To our strength
llta. Our manufactures British ayrr,.s.
on gave them a sudden rise; British hos
ilty promotes their rahid Increase; ourown
'snse OF their value will establish their COM
slant progression
18th. Our commerce-M0re necessary to
our enemy than to ourselves; their wants
glii support our arms in establishing its in.
dependence.
18TH. Our armies-Animated by courageN
urged oY the enthusiasm, and led IN by con-.
hdence, may circumspec,ion and conduct
n.y. DC wanting to assure to them the donors
nt sictory' and to their country the triu nph
Of its cause
18th Captain Hull. the conquerorof the
Guerriere
18th. Captain Decatur. the conquer,r of
the Macedonian.
le a. Captain cambridge, the conqueror
of the Java
18th. Captain Jones. the conqueror of the
Froiic. NV
18th. Captain Lawrence, the cononeror of
the Peacock. Vi "a
VOLUNTEERS.
Mr.. Jefferson late President of the Uni
ted States; BY Mr.. ID. b. Warden. conerI
general at Paris, who olined win the con,
pany by invitation
Mr., Monroe, secretary OF state by Mr.
Nesbett.
Everlasting amity between France and
the United States-May we never forger
that in the dark hours of our adversary she
generously stretched forth her hand, To- free
us from the tyranny of Britain by A. Wood.
ruff of Philadelphia.
The memory Of Commodore Preble
The triple alliance of English, savage md
Algerines; by Captain Co tie.
Commodore Rodgers, who has brsved ,ba
British channel; by captain Robinson.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
BRITISH PARLIAMENT

On the 2sd OF July, the British Parliament
was prorouged to tie Esd of Aug. On this
occasion the Prince Regent went to Parlia.
ment IN state and in his robes. The spea-
ker OF the House of Commons delivered an
address - the Prince. in which he said such
a INFANT al system had been devised as would
for considerable period postpone or great.
y mitigate the demands for new taxation
and at the same time materially accelerate
the final extinction of the national debt con
graduated the prince on the revival of COM
merce, and the opening of the East India
ir2de-on the rejection of the Catholic Bill.
and the passage Of laws favourable t. the es.
tablished Teligion--on the success IN Spain.
and on the treaties formed with the Nor
them Powers.--iie expresses himself in the
following jesuitical terms as to America
In our contest with America, it must
always be remembered that we have not
been the aggTessors.-Slow to take up arms
against those who should have been natural
~ our friends, by the original ties of kindred,
a common language, and, las might have
been hoped) by JOINT zeal in the cause of
national liberty, we must, nevertheless, put
forth our whole strength, and maintain with
our ancient superiority on the ocean, those
maritime rights, which we have resolved
never to surrender"
The Prince Regent then delivered
speech from the throne, from which the fol-
lowing is extracted
have great satisfaction in acquainting
'ou, that there exists between me and the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
Krraet fr0m Sackett's Harbor.

September 16.
At Fort George we have 5000 troops
az this place about the same npmber, at -.
5000 and upwards, making at the three
posts 5000 men. Small detachmen.S are
arriving daily, which will in a few DAYS auc.
ment us to - thousand regular troops. We
have built number of boats for ans8orts.
part OF which are fore avalry x artillery 7
believe the Commanding general of this dis
trlct intends moving the troops at Fort
George, to be joined by the troops already
mere. ana proceed TO -, there to rne et
with the transports under convoy OF the ma
Wy, to cross the 81. Lawrence, take Prescott
and then move for Montreal. Fort Georg.
to be dismantled, Niagara to be garrisoned
by the New York militia, who have already
assembled in great bodies.
Gen. Wilkinson left this the 29th An,
gust. for Fort George.-He had, on his ar.
rival there, a severe attack, but on the 10Th
inst. was on the recovery.
A" Let as land when we NAV in Canada
with an Intelligent commander, our arms
will be crowned with soccess. Our trooDs
are healthy, ambitious for glory, and in a
fine state of discipline. Never were trooos
in better condition Tor Campaign.
Whether the indispostion of general
Wilkinson will retard the movement of the
army, j cannot say. The Secretary at war
IS with us, and every preparation for move.
ment is making. J am in hopes of writing
you in a very few day s from Montreal
Bali. Whig.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
~ The following are extracts from the
Papers brought by the above mail:
IMPORTANT AUSTRIAN
STATE PAPER.

BERLIN Prussia J July II.
The Gazette Of this day Contains the aI
lowing article Since the alliance of Pruss;a
with Russia, The views Of the Imperial Ausa
trian Court were directed TO the restoration Of
peace and The balance of Europe, and his Ma.
jesty the Emperor declared, i'm public noti6oa
ti)ns, that he was determined on brinp,po a
bout peace, The conditions ofwhicb wo,tI2 on
sure its duration.
In consequence OF these teelsrst;ors ,bo
Austrian auxiliary corps were recalle d from the
French army considerable ornaments were
made, and respectable number Of troops as,
sembled in Bohemia. These arInaments have
iatterly increased, and By organizing the land
militia they have been completed. hut still
snxiously concerned for the restoration ~
peace, tie Austrian Court wished to make or,
cndeayor, with the assistance of the Ambssss
doris OF the BellIgerent Powers that were Ia ~.
semble at Prague, to bring about concilist;or
between them.
The French Court has agreed to tt;s nr,,,,
ssl--aud their Majestic, the King of Prnssia 2,
Emperor OF kussia, have determined likewise IN
send Ambassadors to Prague with directions
To attend with continual and Unite rrupted r.
gard to the Interests ofthcir distant Allies uLo
are likewise invited Co be part;cirafo,s a,'J
20 state to TIC Austrian Cabinet theirsen,;1,sr,s
on the prs sbiEyot laying the fourdat,ons Co.
peace 4" be hereafter concluded
" Ills VI iesty tie. Emperor o Rpseis b.. e..
this purpose accredited the Priv C,o,,ns.,i~'.
Barren N0u Aus etten 10 his Maj, go ,6 t,
or OF austria and his Majesty the King of |
Prussia has l'Sew'se furnished lis Arabasssdor |
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
vIExNA, lGermanu1 July Il.

NIENEA, IGermanyl July IL.
We hear from Mlas, that the Vicerc
departed on the ID to inspect the troops
The columns are marching BY Venice, Ras
sGuo, Ufine, and Su5rane. Marshal Mas.
sENA was in the latter town.
AUGSBURG, [Gernscny] July 9.
The levy of conscriptsi is carried on thro'
out ali the kingdom, with the greatest ala
Gritty The Prince Royal Of Bavaria is ex
pected at Munich.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04

Soutt's one ho7Uifzer, is very deuce ola
cannon, and prolific as the Kentocky crow
bar that bore five hundred seven inch spikes
IN one night, if we are to credit the late &C
counts from France, which inform us, that
after losing an hundred and fifty pieces of
cannon, and having but a single hozviszer,
lett, the French army has turned upon Lord
Wellington, and taken the zyhoLe British
hark Of .7rtHe,y-French cannon have done
@onders here,ofire, hut this exceeds all Of
their former outdOings.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
CAsTIGAToR AND DISPATCH.

On Thursday last, in the District Court
OF the y States sitting in this town, the brig
DISPATCH was condemned as good prize
TO the captors.-This is the vessel that was
recently taken by lawless force, in Boston
haroor. from the Prizemaster of the priva-
teer CaStigator.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
From the albany Gazette Extra.
Saturdau n1orninp. Scht. 2s

BY gentleman from Plattsburg we learn,
that general Hampton, with the army under
his command, amounting to between and
5000 men, had crossed the Canada line, and
were encamped at Odeltown, and that roads
we're cutting preparatory to the army pro
ceedmg TO its Interior point of destination.
A skirmish had taken place between the
advanced guards in which of the enemy
were killed, some made prisoners. and the
residue retreated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04

~, LIsBoN, Aug. Z.
The siege Of St Sebastians continues. A
corps OF ALLEN troops attempted to carry St.
oe0astians by assault July 25, and were re-
pulsed With the loss of 500 men.
-, ALIcANT, July q.
The allied army has marched from Va
tenGIa towards the Ebro. a paper is esta-
blished at Valencia.
- CADIz, { Sfain] July 12
The Duke del Parque is said 70 have been
defeated in Valencia, by SUcHEr, with the
loss OF 1000 men, in Killed, wounded and
prisoners.
len thousand French arc reported Ito have
entered Spain, from Perpignan.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
BALTIMORE. Sent q.
ETtract Of a letter 10 the Editor8 offhe Bal.
amore Whig, dared
i" BORDEAUX, Aug. 10, 1918

ETETact u letter 10 the EdftDrS u the Bal
timore Mig, dated
BORDEAUX, Aug. 10, 1918.
At the request of the American gentle
men in Paris, / enclose you copy Of the
toasts drank by the Americans in Paris, rs
sembled there on the 9Th of July last, to ce-
iebrate the day.
Due honor was also paid to the day by the
Americans in Bordeaux, and at Nantes, but
more particularly at Nantes, where the
shipping of the United States we're decora
ted with flags; salutes we're fired at morn
ing, noon, and sunset, and sumptuous din
ner prepared, which was followed by APP
propriate patriotic toasts, music and cannon.
TOASTS.
LIST. The birth day Of our nation--The
celebration of its anniversary will remind us
of that courage and perseverance to which
we owe our liberties, and the recollection
teach us how to preserve them.
I'd. The memory Of General " Arlington
May we hold his political Drecepts as a rule
for our practice, and his public virtues as an
example for our imitation.
Sd. The Pres ident Of the United States,
vice President and heads of the general GO
vernment.
4th. The Emperor Of France and king Of
il ty, the Empress Regent and their fam-
~.
5th. Our national goitsvernment--M May
wisdom end energy oft measures call forth
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
EzTRAcTsrRoM ExeLIsH PAPERS.

CoPENHAG GIN, lDeHmaTk July ..
The BaiiIf Count de THAMPE, as well as
several wholesale merchants, have been ar
rested in .Norzvay on suspicion of having
held secret intercourse with S4pe den. &c
The report still continues that troubles have
brok en- out in Sweden.
PARIS France1 July %.
Her Msjesy the Empress Queen and
Regent arrived at Mayence, on the evening
Of the 25th-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 90.
Capture Of Fort Maiden.
BUFFALoE, Sept. 10.

We learn from Canada, that gentleman
arrived at Chippewa On Thursday last from
the westward, reported that general Harri-
son had captured Maiden, with the whole
of gen. Proctor's army.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
Sept. %.
LAMENTATIONS

frederickto~n was Illuminated on We'd
nesaay evening last, in consequence of he
ate brilliant Naval Victory Huz-a fo,,
Commoaore ft7ry, fhe hroh,r negociafo,-
I1r FTee trade and Sailors Rights, in large
parencies.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
BLOCKADE OF THE AMERICAN
COAST.

LONDON, August 4.
The following are the Exploratory Or.
ders sent to Admiral Warren, respecting the
blockade of the American ports
On the 2Sth of April last. an explana-
tory letter was written from the Admiralty
to Sir John B. Warren, in which he was told
That their Lordships expect, and direct
him t. maintain blockade de facto of eve
ny port of the United States of America. Ia
which his force nay be adequate" This
is an old q6db.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
August s

Our Paris accounts state, that the Duke
OF Cumberland met with very cool recep.
ton at the Russian head quarters. This APP
pears to Confirm the previous reports of
disagreement among the Allied Powers, and
a coalition between Austria and France
We should not be surprised if the Earl of
Aberdeen should meet similar reception
at the Congress at Prague
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
WAsH1NcToN Cry. Sept. 30.

Cohy ola lefterfrom Com. Perry 10 Me ST.
cret0Ty n The Nary.
u. ). Schooner ARIEL. off Portage
River, sept. goth, 1913.
SlR-Sincc last did myself the hoaorof
writing you, the vessels under my command