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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05

ed by Southern men as our leading man
and was made Chancellor of the Elk.
cbeouer, after he had been, as RAN.
noLpH said, like an old hackney coach
b,rse broken down and spawned in
,he Legislature of Massachusetts,
John LANeDoN being a ladylike COS
sin, received the offer of being Secreta-
nv ofthe Navy, and, afterwards, of be
inc Vice. President. Gen. VARNuM,
who il is said was superseded nineteen
times in Middlesex before he could
rise as high as Brlgadier, was elected
Speaker IN order TO expose us to ridi.
icule. L. GEREy, after having been
rim dova at home and lost all respecta-
bility, is taken up at Washington * Gre
a,ed Vice-president & there his imbe-
cility and utter incapacity to preside in
.he Senate of the United States render
him the subject even of commiseraIion
20 his political opponents, who are hum.
5led and COMPOUNDED when they reflect
that the talents and character of such a
man are held up to the nation as the
standard by which New England must
be tried
The same degrading system prevails
also in the military appointments from
this part of The country. Hull, DEAR
BORN, CHANDLER, 1 uTTLE, and RIP
LEY are the warriors on whose, valor,
skill, and conduct the character of New.
England has been staked. Upon their
shoulders the Virsinians will impose
the burthen of all the disasters and
disgrace of the first and second years of
MApysoN's War. The foreign renega-
does who edit the southern papers have
already opened the cry of prescription
and condemnation and when the bu-
glemen of Democracy, such as DUANE,
BISNs, GALES, and PEcHIH, Wild |.
rishmen, and Frenchmen, give the sig
nal, i, is disgracefully true that hun
deeds Of duped, Gulled, and deluded ma
tue citizens obey like supple slaves end
forget they have a native land,
4" And they, SO perfect is their misery,
" Not once perceive their fou! disfsure
ment,
Z" But boast themselves more comely than
before,
And all their friends & native home for
get,
" To roll with pleasure in sensu,l sly
Salem Gaseae.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05
aDortlano:
Monday, July 5, 1913.
Tie Tom Celebration

The Town Celebration
OF the 9Th anniversary of our National,
Independence will take place this day.
The Federal Republicans and the
Friends of Peace, one and all, are re-
quested TO assemble at Washington.
Mechanic Hall, at o'clock. The pro.
cession under the escort of the Portland
Rife Company and Portland Artillery,
will move precisely at hay tast Q o'clock,
to the Rev. Mr.. Payson Meeting
house, where Pm Grafton vii! DE pro-
nounced by Mr.. NATH'L WaIGHr-
Tickets of admission may be had of
iona. Stuart, l.. u n. H. Crosse, I'm.
Lord and Stephen Patten.
Military Officers are requested TO
appear in uniform.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05

late U. s sloor Of war Wasp, were taken
in her to Halifax, where they are 10 proceed
to England.
The Plan,agenet, "a. arrived the same day
from Halifax.
About 900 American Prisoners remsined
at Bermuda, some Of which had seen there
5 months.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05
Federal.Stree School.

THE fubfcriher will commence hi, Second
Quarter, for the Inflruetion of Youth, On
THURSDAY next, at the new and convenient
Srnooi Room IN FEDERAL h,ea Terms d. Per
qlarter--2 in advance.
~ Navigation, Surveying. tTs attended to.
X. CURLY.
Portland, JHty S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05
~TOHN p. THURSTON,

John p. THURSTON.
HAs removed from No 4 Cent,al RoS-
j to No. 8 Long Wharf-where he
of - for fale '.'
500 hhds. St, Ubes SALT
Chefs Hyfon Young Hyfon and sorchopg
TEAS
$50 Boxes Brown SOAP ~
10 bbls COFFEE 'F-e-s sns
Scaie beams --tIorn Lsahora Lcarsa s7I
an af.rtment Of ANCHORS,
Juiy 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05
Erract ola Letter from aesv York
June %.

June -.
You will, ere, this, have learnt the
destruction of the schooner Eagle, fitted
at this port, for the o8tensible hn,foSe of
destroying some of the squadron off
New Londop--but the real object was
to dc something to irritate the eomman-
ding officer on that station, to induce
him to retaliate on New.London, or
some other part of Connec,icu,-for, us-
natural as you may think'it, there are
men in this city loft Saiamander kind,
that mus die when the var ceases) that
would rejoice to see every town in New
England in flames but blessed be God,
the most thisking and judicious part
look to the \ ankees for Political Salva
ton
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05

Letters from Washington, state, tina.
Gen. Clay, who was left in command by
Cen. Harrison, at Fort Meigs, died a,
that place, about three weeks since. II
is said the army which was under his
command, is very sickly. No move.
men,s al the date of the last account.
En-. Pest.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05

IN aoothbsy The In INST very much Ia
menied Mrs Rachel Knight wife Of Nlcho-
las 1. knight Esq. ged 4S years.
AT Fort Neigs, Brig Gen. GREEN
Clay, Of Kentucky, who was left in
command at that important post by
Gen. Harrison
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05

: think it would be much more appro.
pirate AID in character for them TO at
tend to their parochial duties than in
posting of to Boston to make long
speeches in favour of war.
We have received con- municstion from
available correspondent, giving an account
OF the peculiar practice and denleri,s ofa
notorious. itenerant Qaaca Doctor, whose
prescriptions have proved more fatal to his
patients, than he Yellow Fever, and who
has been arraigned at the bsrof justice to
answer for the des ruction of~hnmaa LIFE
notwithstanding these Facts are generally
known, sill there sre sosne foolish enough
10 make use of MS drugs, even at he hazard
OF life and it is no, b, Newspaper warning
thu, such persons vi be acte ed frori max
ing The fatal expefissns.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05

In no section of the country does the
pressure OF the war fall heavier than on
the District Of Msine. he last year
YVES uncommonly unfavof able for rails
ing oorn--for by an early frost, it was
in many places entirely destroyed -
Many towns in the eastern part of the
district, for several months past, have
beer almos, wholly destitute OF every
article of bread stuff.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05
NEW STORE.

THE fubfcriser. would inform the public
that he ba. removed from Portland to
Gorham, where he has opened general al
foriment of
WeR India Goods, Groeeyirs. &c.
smong which are the following-(whioh will
he fold as low as can be purchaied in Portlan !
or efewhere for Cath or Country Produce)--
Cogniae Brandy C'nger-Allun
Old Jamaica Spirits Ouer--S,arch
Wen India Rum Multsrd- Coppe-afs
Llibon ana PORT Wine Ih5lgo, Windior soap
Cordiai--Cofee Glafs
Hylon } Powder and Shott
Young Yyfon TKas Fin"- Pigtail U Fig
e souchoDgl Tobacco
Loaf and brown Sugar Cigars--snuf
Molsdes Sad lions Ssckles
Pollock fifth S,i1jrs
Superfine Flour Beck Tin Teapots
1--we ditto Psneboard
Clear Pork Wiring Books
Blown Sat Paper and Quills
Co ton-Candles Ink Powder
Chocolate Lead Pencils
Bo, Rains Plated lea Spoon,
Nu'megs-Cinnamon Pine aud Needles tie.
Alp Pepper
a general shortment CT
CROCKERT WARE.
VIM. CROSS.
Corhan July If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05
PLYMOUTH BEACH LOTTERY

VIII d4fifibute 10 the courIe Of thirty days
among thoie who ehooie 10 adventure tand 40
one VINO isin want of oaih viii hehtale to tx
from rs cents to D 5o)--7s 500 ID fuch
fun. as may bc iuHsble for the adventurerss
from TO $1,000 dis.
Gu Wednesday lah the following Price
above 10 dollars were dfswn--ot goo doIs.
No i4794--of 100, Nos 5245 fe275 6247
ii5so-of SO, Nos 500 1884 24e5--of 20
Nos 1862 1876 sso2-Ticke", Quarters e
Eish,s may be hsc at S Pattens booxitore
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05

the war, and with fuch fpirit and eff
feet would it be carried on, that with
in ore year Great Britain would be
brought upon her marrow bones, iu-
ing for Peace More than one year
mas palt, and how have thefe vapour-
ing predictions been fulfilled Army
after army has been captured, four of
our Generals have been made prlfsn-
.ers, thofc of oar torces whcih have re-
Gently entemd the Bri,iih provinces,
retreating, if poniole, to get back with
whole ikins. The Commander in
Chief fck and about retiring from the
army mott Of our naval force con.
fined by Britiih lhips in our harbours
all our ports and harbours from
Rhode lnand to New Orleans block
AIDED, and all trade cut off /: many of
our towns and teaports lying at rhe
mercy of the Britifh Commanders
Our veilels perilhng at the wharves
merchants, MECHANICS and leamen
out of buGnefs and deititule of en-
ployment. 10 fay norhing of the
moral evils brought upon fociety by a
liate of war and idleneis If this is
not a melancholy aud alarming itate
of things, it is difficult to fay what is.
If the piefent iituation of the coun.
try does not convince majority of
the citizens of the grofs mifmanage-
ment of our publick affairs by the
men in power, it is becaufe they poi
fefs that blindnefs anc madnef, which
precedes political deltruclion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05

It's very sickly am ing Gen. HARRT.
SONS troops a, Fort Meigs and this
will probably sill further delay the
mach of the expedition against Cana
ia through Detroit, and which would
have been movement favourable 10
our army at Fort George.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05
EOR SILL

TN Cape Ell zabsih very convenient one 10
4 ry Dwelling Houfe formerly occupied by E,
We5ter ir very pe.fantly f,us,ed togei her
with the Lot on which it ltands being Que quar- /.
ter of an acre covered with fru,t tree,-rbe \.
bove houie aud lacd will be fold at a very low
price aud on libe al term, apply to
Cgfs &, sisab Jsiy5 WEBSTER Jun
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05

Terrific! We undo stand that David
r. Williams Esq.-notorious for his
hot shat in Congress, has been appointed
Brigadier General of RED AR1iL.
LERY."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05

Reports from H.htAx, 10 the 22d inst. are
thai Capt. broke, # the Shannon, was lie
cove ing from his wounds.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05


than was published in our last. The
next accounts, lfsom The relative posi-.
ZION of the French and Russian armies)
will afford information oil important
events. Buonaparle will make another
desperate attempt to regain the ascen-
dency and con.roul of the Continental
powers, and the present campaign will
probably settle the question as 10
their future independence or subllga-
ton. -
CongresS-The latest accounts from
Washington are, that the weather was
extremely hot, and that many of ,he
authors, and at first, adyeCatSs of the
war, are getting heartily sick of the
contcst-whether from the i'll SUCCESS
which has thus Tar attendedils progress,
or the gloomy prospect ahead, is not
mentioned
The President con inues severely and
dangerously III, with q fever.
The Lard and ofher Var Taxss, like Fha.
-so's chsriots, drag rather heavily in Con
gress-,he mere details of the bill as yet,
have not been decided on. The war party,
with all their fire and fury, qaiser ani hest.
tate IN imposing these enormous additional
burdens upon lbe people for the purpose of
carrying on war, which has little other Oh.
ject than that ct The prot, ction of foreign
rene sdoes on board American merchant
vessels. II, however, the reign of taxes,
transcription and poverty is TO continue, the
next election will determine whether the
citizens of the United States possess the
spirit OF ireemen, or that Of slayes--ht only
TO carry burdens and toll for the support Of
large standing armies and support those in
Office who " feel power and forget right"
The Senate Of the u. S still possess the
virtue and independence 10 refuse To con
FIN Csllstn's sPpointment of Minister, IN.
less his othce OF Secretary OF the Treasury
is declared vacant.
The British lost in the blowing up OF the
schooner Eagle, one officer and ten men.--
Capt. Hardy has sant flag OF truce to the
comm auding officer M New.London. deman
ding Information whQ,he the 3 gle had
been fted out unauthorized, by indis l.usls,
or by order OF The government. Capt. Hardy
says if the latter should prove To be the fact.
he will destroy every vessel and boat he
meets with.
The latest sdvices from The Chesapeake |
state that The BRUSH force has lalelyrecei,e ed !
a po wertul reinforcement in ships and men: !
5000 troops have been landed near Hamp- |
ton-warm work was expected.
When our rulers had the unaccoun-
fable folly to declare war againf
England without having previouny
provided either fleets, armies or mill
airy flores, the war hawks said that
fighting was trade eaily learnt and
that 70 anxious were the people for
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05
M7boyfani to Merchants.

Capt. SALrAR, also communicates the
following
"Ad. Warren, had issued his Proclama
ton, dated at Bermuda, about the lst of
June, declaring the Ports of New York,
Charleston, Savannah, Port Royal. and Mis-.
sissipri, in astste of Blockade.
gentlemen waited upon Ad. Warren,
20 know if vessels could arrive at or depart
from any INT ermediate port, not part icuis ly
mentioned in the official order. without be
ing liable to capture or condemnation His
reply was That all vessels taken gong 10
or coming c'sof any port between rfon,aug
Point and the Mississippi would be liable TO
capture and condemnation" The question
was also asked him whether a vessel would
he liable 20 capture if taken bound into New
Hsven-His reply was" Yes. or any where
IN the Sound"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05

Among he troops which arrived at Que.
beck about the middle OF May, 500 ca, siry
are mentioned, out hors - for most of the m
were to be procured in the country. Gen.
Duroch arrived from rnglsnd.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05

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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-13
Sp the a5aiis.

Denaaciahon "A meeting in Berthe coun :
~ North Carolina, on the 12lh ult. of which
meeting the Reverend Richgrd Poindexter
was Chairman, aud J w. Warburton, Sec
rotary has denounced David Stone, Esq. q
Senator in Congress, from that state, in res
olutions to the following effect, ",hst this
meeting view with sentiments Il indignant
dlsapproba,ion he conduct OF David Stone,
Esq in The side he has lately taken : and
thai his votes in Congress on Gsliaun's
nomination, the various lax bills, and the
embargo, ara so inconsistent with the prIn-
ciples which he professed previous to his ap-
pQintment, we view them as the emsnations
of sacrifice on the sltar Of am iii on or cor
ruptlon." Here is pure republicanlsm
Beoa0se Mr.. Stone would not consent to
vote as ordered by tie President, against
his own knowledg and ideas ofproprie,y, he
is denounced AS having departed from The
pure principles of repnbiicanism. II this
is pure republlcsnism, who would not wish
10 be q republican J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-13
Military Eiectioneermg.

sENNISeroS, AUs. 3l.-rhe two
regiments raised in Vermont, for the
years service, have lately been consoli
ds,ed at Burlington, the consequence
of which is, that the officers Of the 3oth,
are dispersed through the state ostensi
bly, Tor rec, uiliog, but really for the
purp ,se of elec;ioneeiihg. A regi--
ment o. officers let loose upon the peo
pls at this lime, must be great acqui-
sltion TO the war hawks, they chuckle x
appear TO be somewhat revived say
ing, however little these officers may
know about w4r, and military tactics,
they are we'll se,sed III electioneering
projects, and that there will DC no neg
leel efdufy.
The officers Of the 30 regiment are
now busliy employed with town clerks,
getting certificates as lreemen, for such
Of the soldiers al Burlington, as they
consider VIII vote Tor The war ticket.
Whether these men are TO BIT iurlough-
cd X sent nome to their res pec,ivc towns
or to b. G ummed up by 2iatcons to yo. :
al Burlington, We are not abused.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-13
NEWPORT, SEPT. 4, 1918.
LATEST from SPAN.

-
The ship Dumiries, from Cadiz, has
brought London papers TO the Sd, and
Cadiz journals to the 25th July.
A passenger in the Dumfries men
tons, that the British Government had
refused 10 consider the Duke of Mon
:rose Packet, taken by Commodore
Rodgers, as a cartel, or the persons
returned in her as prisoners OF war
He also mentions that Commodore
Rodgers had taken and destroyed Ia
sail of British merchant vessels.
The Spanish papers state, that on the
18th July, the siege OF st. Sebastian
commenced THAT Gen. Morello
with a Spanish force, had entered
France, and had killed between two and
three thousand armed peasants, who
opposed them THAT King Joseph
was at ST John de Laz, with 1900 in
fantry, and 5000 cavalry but that &C
cordng to the last accounts, he was
marching to the northward.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-13
ALEXANDRIA, SEPT, a..
Tim mn

Yesterday afternoon, In the state OF
Virginia, near this place, was fought a
Duel between Commodore Barney and
L. Taylor, Esq both of Baltimore
The first fire was without effect; on
the second fire Mr.. Taylor was wound.
cd in The breast, net considered as dan
gerous. The instant tho Commodore
discovered MS shot had taken effect, he
jumped into the carriage, observing,
" 1 have pumped him IN the heart, by
Cd, Coachman drive like the devil."
Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-13
FUNERAL HONORS.

The remains of the intrepid aud gsllsn,
WILLIAM BURROWS, late commander
of The U. S. brig Enterprise. and his brave
can petior, SAMUEL uLYTH. late com.
msnder Of His u. NJ. brig Boxer. were
buried in hi. town on Wednesday last, with
military and civic bonors. The procession
was formed in froRt OF The Court. House, ut
9 o'clock A. NJ. under the direcion OF Rob-
ert psiey, and Levi Gutter. Esq's. assisted
by twelve Msrshals, and proceeded uader
escort of the Portland Rife Company. Capt.
Shaws Infsniry. & Capt. Sm,1h's Mechanic
Biues--the whole commanded by Captain
Abel w. Athertoa--to the lower end OF
Union What, where the corpse were Ian.
ded from each vessel, from bsrges, rowed
at minute strokes. by ship masters & macs,
accompanied by many other barges and
boats. During the spproach of the basges
from the vessels TO the shore, solmen music
was performed by q full band, and minute
guns were fred alternately from each vessel.
From Union Wharf the procession pro.
ceeded in the following Order -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-13
Late from France

Lac from FIuHees
French accounts Of events IN Europe
have been received to the last oil July
They confirm the intelligence that Il.
Armis,ice belwixt France and Russn
had been prolonged to the middle o
August. Commissioners have been
appointed on the Part OF France ana
Russia 10 attend the talked OF Compress
at Prague -.
It's still uncertain what are the 'lew'
or intentions If Austria in relation 70
the war. An Austrian Minister "a'
at Dresden and held frequent conie'en.
ces with the Duke oil Bassano, the r.suA
of which were daily communicate "
the Emperor Francis, who was Id AZ ~,
hernia, and where he has two power"
armies in READINGS. to take the held
OF the destination of the force nelnlnb
is published but it appears that ncns'
parle is somewlia. jealous oil them, nav
in lately formed two armies when ~
,,iles armies of observation; one 10 De-
yaria and the other in the Italian s's'e''
for the purpose, it is supposed, oil wa1c1'
imp he movements Of the Ausirlans'
No mention is made OF the arp0'"'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-13


Esracf from lie L., BOOK Of the bv'ra,e ann.
ed sehr. Maids. II philsdelphi., belong
ing 10 the Secretary efhe Navgl cPi HEN
ny II aANros. eap,Dea IF Ps'nambaea
"Mon1sy, Msrch % 1si3--a' msrid n.
took pilot on board To- Perasmouos, wio
informed u there were no British cruizers
on that coast. ~ 9, p ~. steering m. saw
shIf ling At he entrance OF PEI nimhucs
Day. with Portuguese colours flying A, 3.
re,ng within hslfgun sho, of her, under her
lee, ste hsued down p riuguese and bois
ted English colours, at the same time CIV
ing US gun. we then hsuled our wind
soross her bow. and made sail to get
away from her, she Keeping mp continual
fe upon u from her bsw guns, aud making
all sail IN chase. At length finding we
were OF Ct her reach, we shortened ssil.
and stter clearing sway for action we stood
for him. At 4 as. p n. commenced firing
from our lee gnns--st S, 80. came TO close
action, at 5 rs. dropped alongside of him
and effected boarding bur being over
powered, were drove back. Capt. Rsnton
and It. Robnson being killed, several 9th
er officers eanded, and some fell overheard,
al 6, hauled down our colours. the enemy
siil keeping up continual fire upon US.
Al 6, 10, they tostded Us j; at the same
time the r captain gave orders 10 show us TO
quarters. and seser-l Of our men were
wounded after they had possession Of us.
"The enemy's ship proved to be the Lien
privsieer, ofLoodcp, Cap. Thcmpson--Shs
had formerly beena Turkish trigate noun.
led % guns, (l2. Is and "a FOUNDERS with
100 men fought her men upon 'wo decks. <
was every way prepared for = naval conflict.
The Matilda mouned oniy II guns 10. &
IL pounders,) with o. men and boys.
"The enemy had 5 killed and ID woun.
ded--among the latter, her commander, the
Sd it,purser, sailing msstersnd bosiswsin.
" X lied On bosrd the Matilds-C ,p'.
Henry ~. Rsntor, jane Robinson, ls' H. ut.
James Wilson, W. Ga NJ and VIM. White,
sesmen. Wounded-E. M. Cs,Iet, Cd u.
severely, James Coltersll, prize master, do;
James sterist, do. slightly Felix Calicarr
surgeon severely; Jas. Sutton, Steward, dol
]. Murray, seaman, do. since dead r. Do
mipgo, do do Peter Barber, do severely
K Bowd,tch, Niles, ] Galway, ]. Mar
phy.J Barton. ] Kerry, Cuddy. end
Black, seamen. SLIGHTLY Total 81. Mi
WILSON, killed, was csrpenter's mate
The prisoners, no, wounded, were car.
ried TO St. Salvador and landed on parole
the wounded landed at Pernambuca and
put into the hospital"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-13
North WcStetn Army.

caNAsDAIGUA, AUG. 81 I'VE have
had conversation With i geallemaa oil
resprc,ability, lately from Fort George
the following is the ainounl OF his in
telligence -
Oni Ioa.,s are siekly at the Fort, and
their sickness is increasing. he
friendly Indian Chiefs al the For: are
dissatisfied with Gen. Boyd's conduct,
and reproach the regular troops with
want of courage, in not assisting their
Indians in the Ski mish at The outposts,
on the 18th aud 18Th Inst
SheaHe has collected aCoo regulars
and large number uE Indians, end Is
hourly expected to appear before Fort
George IL Is reported, that a large
numbsr ofl4 or 5eoo) Indians from the
n. W. Wilds, who have come from a
point 50 distant from The reach of civil
ziion, as 10 have no idea of a iireal m,
have entered Canada and Offered their
rvices to the Blush Geneial.-1wo
Of our armed vessels lay at NiagaI ., and
are eifec,ually prevented rom co opera.
ling with our fleet