Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06

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~ IF October 90, have been ar
-e,ted for cowardice''?
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oecrs, OFFIcEs! OFFICES!
The d;sin,eres,ed "Frends Of Govern.
.a,p aud the uure Lovers of the Peo-
ss.bsye fpr some months past been cram.
s',g md .cuffiiag smaag themselves to OBJ
IN he anu. .ad comfortable births, OF
ray caTuERERS. We have heard OF
-.,e, .one.king and snarling among the
''ssh;.s Candidates. Their golden hopes
.hJ,,ay e.rs ere a, lenght terminated
ii soa,e are blsssca--aad some are still
,.a.,,.a 10 trudge on their frner course x
.,,emn, 10 gain Subsistence like honest
;.1,s,,iou, n4ea. The fortunate favor
.'a g The y es,den,, whose names have
hen m I'd ki1wn, appear 10 be composed
ss,h.t class Of Patriots who were "a her
syINHFRS BoNpsmsN.--Ge,,p'n
e..',,.,s --or OUT cast Members Of Congress.
Reah their mes
Y,ndrick " Gordon, Esq. of Charles.
,oun. E., s.lddl, sex county.
Trisfram Dalton, Esq. Of Philadel'
mia for Essex.
Nathaniel Norton, jun, ESQ of Bris.
tel
Orchard Cooke. ESQ for Lincoln.
.deer smith, Esq. for Plymouth,
Ebeaezer Seaver, E,q. tor Norfolk
Ussdbnry Storer, ESQ tor Gambler
land.
ar smiths claims 10 lice consist only
IN having breu one OF Sk,nne ; Bondsmen
and having ias fine IS e /" betiendfng
N. Patio. He was m mosr oi me LIE
e;.l,,n WHICH elecled Skinner. and 80 has
he uisgo, une 10 besrthe responsibility -
ali - me loss. MIR. Madison secoli.cts
desc cubic efyices
M. seayer losts six dolls day seat N
caapre.s AID ret The trowns OF The People
sr ,oling fnr wsr. Now whoever may i3se
Nae war, Mr.. Sesver ought to be made
,oi Tnereforc SAYS The President, give
hu his uad 4 FISH,
NJ. G don-snd who Is Mr.. Gordon ,
WHY lesder, tha IS nothing To you or me,
Mpgh II ma, br something 10 Mr.. Gprdon's
| ksad,. rs e Gpdrn-spd let We know u
NJ. Mor,on ls,e a Gerr, msnder senator.
,ua have yotsd fnr Madison, u he people
vnd h We chosen tim an Hector nut
tse peopie would not. and so NJ. Nj. has
sno pabrc az vices"
4h.,~s nr t.ss.e f.osIsa,sr Offices create
uolsr the FIX Laws, ard he five or SIX
,ho,, nd under he Military Is sbl,shment
ARE he fruit s. offspring Of Madison War.
This bro he, hood of oflice.holders ioirns a
s,enorisn Choir, who daily sing the giofes
A 81 4 ~ A. q it.s.
res. The system of dnnictlIsry vea.-
uoa" viii be tbeir deiigh lad Livelihood.
and the mau Of labor" msy gasp IN des'h
before Peace SILL again bless our miserable
hnd.-Saism Gas
NEWS or THE ESSEX And CON-
GRE>, FnIGaFkS
i Mr.. Clarke. midshipman %, the Is.
sex, has srliyed in Newport in the
Bingham, from Rio Janerio. He ~
orns, that he and seven seamen OF the
Essex arrived at Rio IN a schr. prize TO
the Essex, which was destroyed as be-
hg unseaaorlhy 81 hat the ship 10.
"a had arrived in RIO, also prize to
he Essex, and bad brought the crews
VI six merchantmen, which she had
aptufed in the Pacific Ocean, buttheir
names or valve had not been ascertain
sd:-Thai the Essex had 6lted out one
Of het prizes, called the Esse.r Junior /;
and which had sent several prizes into
Valparaiso And ,hst the last adsices
rom the Essex were, that she sailed
lfem Valparaiso, Coast OF Chilli, on
hs 24h Of June, OH a cruise.
We learn further by this arrival, that
ne British trigste Nereus, so guas,
MarrIyed In Rio with I7Uo Millions of
lalars from the River o. Plate which
NJ been sent TO England in the Mon
que "a, ii not being considered safe
lsend II IN the helens, as il was re
ered IN Rio tina, an American frlgate
as willing for sr.
TWAS reported at Rio, tina, the Con.
Fssslisa'e, Capt Smith, had watered
"td rtrnalnbuca, the first of August