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ties no longer exist. The bide,,.
plans of depotism, devised BY VIII %
ed men, for the execrable obisa. A,
enchanting The mind and deprs,s;'%
industry, have been circumvented@ss
The spirit of freedom, which marsh y
with rapid stride over our land u :,
TO the iIliberal code Of desno, a
has succeeded the mild and wLa'' a
some laws of rational freedom
Hence it is. that those who WISH ;,
partake Of the blessings OF our f,n;,
full soil, of our delightful clims'.
and bencficent laws. will ever mas,
with a friendly reception, and en;o'
all the rights and privileges Of y,
tive citizens.
1t is most devotedIy to be wished
that the protecting genius ,l,.,
watches over the liberties of M.
may conduct TO this highly fayor,5
land, this seat OF republican libet,
lily and yaIor, the friends Of seieOs.
and the children Of art and indus,,
whilst the salubrit! Of the climsi.
assures to them hcaltli-a soil fay,.
ed with the richest gifts Of mature,
and susceptible of the highest im
provement, presents a prospect of Il,
purest terrestrial pleasures. and n.
exhaustible mines Of precious DIE.
tails poin, to endless riches. Such
are our peaceful possessions ; such
the flaneripg prospects before Us;
such the felicity that awaits The
welcome emigrant-and such the
honorable subsistence which may he
provided by these WHO will leave
their native soil TO enjoy unmolescd
the comforts Of freedom with tle
now independent patriots of Texas
Done at st. Fernando, April IL,
1913, and Sd year of indeVen.
dcnce.
JOSE BERNARDO GUTIERREZ,
Governor Of the state OfTexas
MARIANA RoDRiGUEs, Sec'ry.
Francisco ArrOc!l0,
Thomas ArrOcha,
Louis MassicOt,
Joaquin LOAF,
Clement Delg ardo,
members Of the Jtnta.
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BEPUBLlC OF MEXICO.
st. FrancisriIle, Jane AZ.

CCs YUM h|'
Colonel Kemper. who stillremains
in this village, received letters on sa-
turday last, dated st. Fernando, ca
pitol ofTexas, at intervals from the
9th April to the 9Th May. These
letters are from Governor Bernardo,
and officers OF the army. and contain
much matter of speculation for those
who take an interest in the events
that arc transpiring in the south
west.
The governor encloses the terms
on which American volunteers are
admitted into the Mexican service,
which arc liberal beyond any thing
/ have seen. The pay Of a major
in Mexico. is equal TO that Of bri-
eadier general in the service of the
United States. The subjoined pro-
clamation will shew how strangers
are admitted to become citizens. 1t
breathes a spirit of freedom worthy
the republican cause. and if not so
neat as might have been expected,
il will be remembered that the trans
lator had but an imperfect know
ledge of the Spanish language.
ST. Fernando is the former ST.
Antonio; the name underwent a
change when the destroyer of Eu-
rope usurped the throne Of Spain 4
the nation proclaimed Ferdinand VII
their King.
The letters from the army relate
only to military movements and pro
jeets, and speak with confidence Of
the ultimate success of the republi
cans. There has been no battle
since the fall of st. Fernando. The
army of the republic is daily aug
menting, and tribes of Indians are
sending deputations to the great cap
tain to offer peace and friendship-
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From London haher-May 20.

xbUm L%VHUON
BR1TIsH * FoREIGS BIBLE Soc ETY..
At the annual meeting of this Society
held at Freemason's Hall, G.ea, Queen
street, on "Wednesday the 5th instant
Lord Teignmoulh in the chair. His
Lordship read with much feeling long
and very interesting Report regarding
the powerful efforts which had been
made in the dissemination of the Gospel
throughout different parts of the Globe
which our limits will not allow Us even
to recspitulate. 1t was stated that in the
course of the last twelve months 1856.
500 copies had been distributed, and 40,
900 in Ireland. That a similar society
had been established IN Petersburgh, IN
der an express Ukase of the Emperor.
where subscriptions had been raised 10
the amount of $4,000 rubles, ard that
monarch had personally given 10000
His Lordship also read a list Of the libe-
raj donations, legacies ard subscriptions,
which had been made for the support of
the British and Foreign Bible Soclet.,"
by all ranks and religious denominations
in different parts, amounting to s7o,ooo
sterling, SIS 900 Of which, much to their
honor, had actually been furnished by
the auxiliary Societies throughout the
United Kingdom.
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Daily Gazette, 2 Dollars.
Coza:ry Gazette S DottGrs.
SATURDAY, JULY -.
lust Received for sale
Ky ANTHONY RHODES,

Boxes of Domestic Goods, con-
ssinisg BedtickiDg, Sh mbrays, GlnF'
hams, Plaids and Stripes, Shawls
Cotton Threads, few pieces OF hne
quality Satinctts mixed colors, black
SnI drab colored supcr6ne Cloth, cot
ton Shifting.
IN STORE.
Cotton Twist white ard colored
Mems and Women's hne and coarse
Shoes
Mems fine and coarse Hats
Saddles and Trunks
90 kegs of first quality Chewing 40
bacco, long Twist
30 kegs of Pearl-Ash
90 pieces blue India Cotton
Cotton, Candles and Groceries as
,s,.l Irne ~
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be any wicked way in me, and lead M

be any wicked way in me, and lead m
in the way everlasting"
1t suggests to us further the most en-
courasing sentiments OF divine mercy
After David's repentance and forgive
ness, none can with propriety despair BY
reason of their guilt If like David We
repent, like David we shall be forgiven
/" In the House of David there is tonn-
tain opened for sin and unclcanness. =
Thence flows healing spring, spring
to cleanse and wash our ga,l away
Tbi,her may be repair. and draw with
out money and without price a iufi sup
ply-pardon, sauc,i6cation and immor-
tality "And David said unto Nathan,
/ hsve sinned against the Lord: AND
Nathan said unto David, the laed hath
put away thy sin, thu shalt not dIe.
B.
ERRATA.-In the last monltorv piece,
for the destruction Of all the Apostles,
read-the deserlion of al! the Apostles.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold at Public Auction on
Saturday the 7eh OF August next, at | !
O'clock on the Premises, that elegan
and commcdious three story Rrick
House and Lot On the South sire Of
King street, adjoining the Post-Office.
Terms of Endorsed Notes at
6, IL and ls months with interest from
the date, the payment of which will be
secured by : deed of trust on the pro-
perry.
laly 8
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Joseph Mandevllie,
Corner of KiHg g Fairfar-sfreefs,
OFFERS FOR SALE,

Corner of Kisg g Faifar-s'reefs,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
sr WHOLESALE AND REaaIL,
! Teas-gunpowdcr, i'm
no qr' che''S perisl, hyson, hyson skin,
80 boxes young dyson * souchong
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
los hhds} New Orleans & Muscovado
so bbis Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
70 hhds retailing Molasses
pipes, 6 half pipes and or casks.L
Madeira
pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
6 do genuine old Port
a pipes Red Catalonia
80 cases choice Claret
2 butts, IL half pipes Malaga
IS pipes, half pipes and 90 Or. casks
Tenerife
10 pipes real Cognac Brandy
S pipes Gin
90 puncheons West-India Rum
Is puncheons and 40 bbls New England
Rum
10 bbls Peach Brandy
IS do, Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
8 hhds. Cherry Bounce
so dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
30 bales Cotton
500 ID. Bengal Indigo
500 ID. Bright Nader
5000 ID. Goshen & Observation-Disclosures
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves. Cassia, Pr
mento, race and ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas,
Barley, Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glauber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Can
dies, maccauba, rsppee and sco,chSnufis,
chewing tobacco, Starch. Fig Blue, Salt
Petre, Arnottc, Alum, Copperas, Brim
stone, Gunpowder, patent Shot, Fiints,
Hairpowder, Slters, Cigars, Demijohns'
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, sc.
Sc.
". B. SO bushels fresh svsrranted
:oLOVER SEED.
March s.
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NOTICE.

THE .ubsrriber's jntention OF y
4 moving having tteB !or AGO. a.
dcrable limo Generosity tno~n, he ~ =.
ters himself that those who arc Ut
ed to him arc prepared for :e:tiems "r.
They will be waited on for thai ~
pose in a few days.
If any persons have just Claim cent
gainst him, they are desired opis'
them forthwith repayment:
A. Mclean
July 81 eo''
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TO RENT.

.dnd Possession giuen inrnredtateiy,'
A Two Story Framed HOUSE with
half an acre of ground, at the upper end
of King street. Also, a convenient
DwelliDg-Houss with two acres oil
ground at the lower end of Water street,
Apply to
Robert Patton, lr.
Januarye20
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SWEDEN.
CARLscRoKA, May Is, 1915

CARLscRcEA, May Is, 1918
Yesterday the Crown Prince (Berna-
do,te) embarked from hence for Germa-
ny On MS departure he issued fare
we'll address to the Swedish army IN the
interior in which he tells them he was
going to take the command OF the army
in Pomerania He concludes his address
thus
SOLDIERS
GA new career Of Glory, and sources
Of prosperity, are opening TO our coun-
try. Treaties founded upon sound pc.
Icy, and which have the tranquility Of
the north for their object, gurantee The
union ofthe people Of Scandinavia Lei
IS make ourselves worthy Of The splen-
did destiny thar is promised Us and lei
not the people who stretch out their
arms to Us have ever cause to repent
their confidence
" Sridicrs--Our ancestors disun
guishcd themselves by their bold, da
ring, and their steady cOurage-Let US
unite to these warlEe virtues the en-
thusiasm of military honor, and GOD
will protect our arms
CHARLES JEAN"
At Carlscrona, May 8, 1918.
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March s..

| will sell a negro man
that is likely, healthy and young, and
of uaexceptionahie qualies on Farm
Bede Clements.
Iulv g. Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29
5bipping Jntsl!igenfe.

P'ivsfe:S Commlhous for privateers have
at lalt been received in Nova Scotia, New.
brunswick, &c and many of them are fitting
ous-ioms OF them pretty heavy. The Thorn,
Curlev, Rapid &C are fitted cut
A gentleman from New Brunfwick fay., he
converted with the captain of the Britiih Liv-
erpool Packet prvateer, who Informed him
that IN his three eruiies off Cape Cod, he cap
tured properly to the amouat of 800 600 dol
lars ercrlive of the veiIels
The Fanfnms. of IL guns, has Joined the
fquadron IN Chetapeake Bay. IL IS faid the
American privs etr' isnt into Bermuda, axe 10
be IA ted GU a, tenders 20 The 74., aud a.e q
efulze IN our bays aud harbors
MARI TIME CAPTURES
By B1tG V.Eah. A fehooser was captured
OH infant neas Old point Comfort, by the
boats OF he h iquidron
Sch Three Brothers, Carnes, from Bali.
more for hof,n. has been captured off Cay
Head by one the b h armed veiiels
Schooner Federal Jack, cap ain Win1ow
Lewis, employed by government 10 repair the
Ugh; houies IN the different harbors of the
Uniied Staies) hs, been taken ny the Rolus
fr,gsre, and burnt-Capt Lewis, has arrived
A.
Boat Harmony, Brown, from Norfolk for
Newburyport, Is taken 10y the blockading
fquadron
Schooner Colin. Clark, Brit,, from Eden,ou
for ST, Bars, is taken by the r illus frigats, and
tent into Bermuda
By hmoson with. A Bh brig, prize &c
the Pau Jones, vi New.l ork, arrived at Chat.
ham Ian Sunday ilIe was deihtu,e of provi.
fon., and the crew, 1t was isid, had been re.
duced 10 tbs neeeiiity of ea.ing dog
The BIB brig shannon from Braailsto Liv.
erpoo, prize to the Yankee, has arrived at
Brlltol, Rhode liland
From Lsg5-rg n ]. Marrh is. A Brtiih
"a ia now 10 miles within the Delaware, and
trigate anchored along6de A boat from
one OF he enemy's tenders, has captured Of
the Cape May pilot boats ia Maurice River ;
they have alto eaptuaed Hoop. with wood,
and feb
Gag, Hesi1fss March "a. There are three
74s IN fight near the Delaware, one at shehor
between the TWO Cape,, and a - gun ich at
anchor near the buoy on the Brown The
fqaadron are projecting up the Bay, with
boats out, taking foundiags and hI,pg buoys
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29
9Dortlano:
Mon ny, Mlrch 20, 1918.
FIRST MondaV IN April.

a
On that Day, Fellow Citizens,
YOU will be required to assemble in
town meeting and give IN your votes
for Governor. Senators SC. The duty
YOU have to perform at this alarming
crisis, is all important. BY your votes
you will say whether it is wise or neces.
sary to elect to office men who have
involved you in wide wasting and ex
pensive war, by which your whole sea-
coasts will be blocsaded, and be de-.
prlyed of foreign market, which at
this moment, hut for the war] you
might be in the unmolested enjoy
ment oil more lucrative than al any
former period since you became ma
tion--men who have not only plunged
you into war, hut are advocates for lis
Continuance. BY your votes you are
to say whether you are willing TO sup.
port a" Standing Army" oil fifty or
sixty thousand men, for the purpose oil
conqu ring the wilds OF Canada.
What has heretofore produced the
fall and destruction OF Free Republics
but the influence and force OF Standing
Armies ? and have you no fears that
such may be the fate Of the oaly Re-
public now remaining upon the globe
Reflect on your situation and the e
wills you entail upon your Couairy,
yourselves and poslerily, by promoting
the election ofthose men W o ate par
tizans of The War. The appeal is made
to ,ou--and as you vote tor the war
or peace candidates, such will be your
destiny.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29
IMPRESSED Sedmcn.

The vague accounts OF i'm pre- ssmenis hsv.
ing been much discredited by the careful
and dIligen, examination m de by order OF
the House OF Representatives Of this state,
list Of names has since beea collected TO
keep up the old excitemrn'. Thirteen
names have been made oui OF persons be-
longing to Portland, having been impressed
during the whole pe.iod of impressment.
Care was taken to state no particulars by
which msrePresen a,ion could be detected.
So tar as these cases can be traced, il sp
pears that some OF hem have beeh dischar-
ged, others entered voluntarily, some re
fused to leave the service, aud some are
dead. The fact is, that the case of a real
American seaman detained srer proof Of the
fact, is SO rare, that the utmost zeal in hun i.
ting up or inventing stories is absolutely ne :
cesssry. So numerous are the frauds and
perjuries, committed by foreigners assuming
The American name, that abuses on The 9TH
er hand have been the consequence but
considering the imposilons successfully
srsetised to protect British subjects, il can.
not be considered strange that abuses of
power should have Sometimes taken place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29
Melancholln Providence

HetqnchoHy providence.
At Wste ford, ON the 22d instant, depar.
Ted his life Mess:s. Thomas Porter6eld,
eed 81 years, and Richard palmer, aged .
both of Falmouih-two respectable and in
dustr ils voting men the loss of whom is
greatly ismenied by all surviving ielstves
and friend s--rhe manner Of their death was
awful and particularly dsires ing-The,
were asleep in a lodging camp, which took
fire and was consumed, and il is highly pro
babe they d not awake until they awoke in
eternity
"God reirns eyen's m order how"
A july OF mqu 81 were summoned 10 the
fatal SPOT, and If hsv ng exsmined the re
m,ins Of he unfornnrte sufferers, and =.
tended 10 what evidence could be collected
liking all Circumstances into consideration
hey reported thai the said up Irleffeld and
Pllmer came To their deaths by accident
misfortune
Their remains, on the "a h were conve,
ed To the m c ing house in Waterford, .
tended by large ooncoufse Ct poole
witncas the saful scene--Where an appre
pirate sud solemn prayer Was made by th,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29
The RUSSIAN MEDIATION.

Every spring, short time before
the annual elections, some plan Is laid
at Washington TO deceive the people
into belief tina, the measures of ad
ministlation are rapidly advancing the
happiness OF the Country and throwing
new lustre round the h cad of Mr.. Mad
ison-And after the elections have Ia
ken place, the plan has every year been
detected This year the hnsstan IIedl-
anon is The sugar hlani5 given To the
people to suck till the members oil Con
gress shall have been chosen in Virgin
ia, North Carolina and tennessee and
our state officers in Massachusetts.
This plan shows the jugglers at Wash
ing,on know how anxious the people
are tor PEACE and they are endcavor-
inc 10 lull them with this sweetest o/aH
music-but they are deceivlng the peo
pie i'm this instance +; and the cruelty is
50 much the greater, in as much as
they know how the people are efeniy
Il manding or secretly longing Tor this
ines,imable blessing But sufltlose it to
be strictly true that Russia has offered
her mediation and the President has
accepted i.-What then 1t would "a
mount 10 nothing more than this En-
gland and America are not on siaeaktng
ferms--and Russia by her minister says
to Mr. Madison / will be med,afor Z
frQIiose something to you Mr. Madison
replies and says well havsl no oh
lection to hear your hrohosinOa.-l The
whole, II tue, amounts To nothing more
than ihis-Be not deceived Let us
see an .9rmiS'ice agreed on and the work
OF destruction snspended-then aud not
till then ought any dependence TO be
placed on the pretended disposition to
restore peace and harmony 10 our suff-
erlng country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29
&" Impressed Seamen %

The Democratic papers are giving
lists OF impressed seamen, " TO be con.
unued' MI after The elections. We
tender the following to swell the
hst--itls precious one--half dozen
At a time, from one vessel
TX ret Of letter from Capt. Amor Of he
Julian, OF Phliadelpi,,a, dated Dan &c,
July 7, 1911.
i" he owners of the privateer have,
win The governor, contrIyed 10 PRESS
ok OF MY CREW, and sent them
oh 10 Rushing To man the French fleet
al that place. The names of the peo-
pie are as follows, Edward Treble,
Johh Green, Samuel Eusen, Thomas
Hooker, John Knows aud James Bark.
ley"
Let's see. How many French i'm.
pfessments did Mr.. CRAY say his sea.
men experienced to one English i?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29

and Madison in building and maintain.
ing Gun Boats. LII time OF Peace
nine ofthese ships of Zone Gun" were
stationed in the harbor Of Portland
and during the Embargo, employed in
enforcing that saplent measure But
now, when the country is at war, aud
the town liable 10 an attack from the
British Marine, even this defence, is ia
ken away. Mr.. Madison can build
forts and ships of war with great
psomptness, on the lakes, but towns and
hafbors on the seacoast, wailst they are
exposed to the fury Of a powerful navy,
are left, almost defenceless, 10 provide
tor themselves.
Last week, several companies of L.
S. troops marched from this town, des.
tinalion we understand, the lakes. Sew
eral teams have been hired for the
transportation Of beef &c. for the use
of the troops Seven dollars hundred
is given for the carriage of provisions,
so that a barrel of beef, sent from this
to Sacket's Harbor will cost the United
States in the whole between 30 and SO
dollars. We are sensible that il armies
are raised they must be fed, clothed q
paid, at the same time the people have
a right to enquire where is the necessity
of these enormous lexpenses being
thrown upon them.
We have no late advices from Eu-
rope, nor accounts ct defeats on the
frontier.
The account Of the fifth naval victory
achieved by our little navy must be
highly gratifying to those who feel an
interest in the honor OF The Coun
try. 1t affords an additional proof of
the wisdom of that policy which mn
ked the administrations of Washington
ane Adams, in creating anaval force at
the same time it shows the folly and
weakness of the Gun Boat and Tara.
pin system so long pursued by Jefier.
son and Madison.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29
DIED

-
DIED
In Albany, N. Y AT. Gates, aged 50 for
merry ct the Boston Theatre.
In Concord, N Ii. MIR. Honghton and Mr.
John & Boyd, volunteers IN the u 5 service.
In Ogdensburgh, Asa k0weil, lieut.. IN
the u y army.
In Porto REQ, d &C. :, Mr.. lanes Rannie,
the celebrated Ventrilaquls,, aged 80.
In Newyork, Mr.. Ethan Bradley, wsIton.
~ killsd by a soldier. who has teen deliver
ed ~ 10 The civil sulhority.
In White Plains, DR.. William b. Hart.
h-id, OF The UnHed States navy
In Huron, o no) John S. Edwards, Esq.
nenber Of Congress elect
La Boston, Mr.. Henry ! okson. Of Law, a.
ged D. Much esteemed Tor his uniform IN.
tegrity and industrious habus
In his Town, Mrs. Lois Freeman, relict
oi The lste Mr.. Joshua freemsn, aged -.
It's but few whose DAYS amount
To Three score yeats and ten.
Aud all beyond thai short amount
Is sorrow, I'll, and pain
In the town of Hancock, y ,,aware conn.
~, state of New York, MAJOR EBeNezgR
WHEELER, aged about As Yeas He was a
gen lcmen # the most aniAble disposition ;
much respected and us tui II feconcilnr
differences, aud promoting Peace in his
ne lhbeui Notwithstanding athletic aud su.
petior IL u,sniy exercises 10 must of6is CO.
tenporaries. He was early draughted to
guard Sackels Harbour, where he contract
81 h'. sickness, and only reached his Fam
ly shait time before his Death.
A you h IL .lle neighbourhoot, Of about | 5
years of age, writes 10 his f.lher. as to,
lows -
- In my last l mentioned that il
was probabie e Wheeler was dead. rs he
tiIen lay al lac po at Of Death but he lived
to tie last dey Ci dis month snd died in the
night
Z" Mother and myself attended the Funer.
al; 1t Was q IN l'ncholy scene indeed. A
widow. eight children, a.. four brothers
followed The grave one they mach hove d
and esteemed; every ooIntensnce looked
down and sorroa tai there never was no
large cciieetion oi people in the place be
fore
4" oh ; the uieheiles. an distress occasion.
ed BY ms TX :"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29
NOTICE :
1872 Tax.

NIONREeIDENf owners of taIaty's proper.
~ ~ in the town OF Bruniwick. are requen.
ed TO make payment to the fpoieriher, on or
hefore the 18Th of April next after which
ime, deinquents will have their property ad.
verified and iold a the law directs.
SAML MELCHRR, 81 Cshtt7oy 10,
torva y B,s.fTrisl
Brunfwick, March 27sh, 1873.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29

"a "a about 5 or 6 miles ABOVE the
,;sb, boae inside The capes of Delaware,
,ai figate TWO or three miles above her
4 onmber ofprizes are with them. They
1--WE 9 lenders and large launches rugged
With sails
The tenders have been sounding the
,hores, ami attempted landing on Cape May
IN, wee prevented by the militia
Cen. Dearborn is atSsckei's Harbor with
nan men. The keel of a 30 is laid there,
10 be completed in 40 days
1MPoRTANT.-A letter from Bali
more says, the Federal Republican has an
o,onced the recall ofthe Russian Minister
p.,slonaon, March 24.-Long. Island Sound
!, blockaded by a mu.quilo fleet: A ship
of22 guas, brig OF is guns and schooner
d4 guns are cruising between Rhode Isl
ana. Block Island and Montock Point
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29

Rev Lincoln Ripley, ara ad.s.ousse deiiy-
cred f.om Ma hew 24ih d Therefore
be ye also ready Iva tuch an hour as ye
think not the touai man coneth."
alter the religious services were ended
The remains were conveyed 10 the place Of
lnterment
Every thirg was conducted with the
greatest solemni,y, decency and decorum--
" E&eep; tie Lord suiid the house, they
labor in vain who buildlt; except The Lord
keep the city the vsichman w4keth in vain. y