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n On Fartar one door Soath " xfHs
Street.
VIM. F. TH, 'RNTON,
(Latsly Of the. firm Of WsrDERstRS q
7HoRE4oN,>
Tia. j;ust opened q large and general sef'
Ally Of
DRUGS & MrUIs INES,

| DRUGS q MT,Dls- lNGO,
DAINTS, Spices, Patent Medicine :
Dys,Stuff, &c. sc, which has been
carefully selected from the Latest I'M.
porlalions, and entirely under his own
inspection.
TO his old Customers, he flatters
himself that bare knowledge OF hts
having resumed his business will bs
tpiv sufficient to ensure him conti-
sua,ion of their patronage from o.
theirs he solicits a call, feeling we'll
convinced, that nothing but all oppor-
unity can be wanted to enable lin to
give any dealer in his line the most
ample satisfaction.
Orders from physicians, country
merchants and families will at all times
receive his prompt attention, and eve.
ry sr,icio war; auted pure and fresh.
- Family & Sea Medicine Chests,
with plain printed directions hand-
,omey and economically pat up at
hours notice.
IN ADDITION
To his ordinary stock he has on hand,
and intends constantly keeping q
suppl. of
Prime CHEWING TOBACCO,
Bcs. Havanns SEGARS,
And Maccouba, Rappce and Scots
Snutf.
March 8. colin
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For Sale or Rent,

FEHE HOUSE corner of Prince and
Il Fairiax-streets, now occupied by
Mr.. Join Westcott Possession given
third OF April. Apply to
James Harper.
March 6. 2awlw ia"3w
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,,n.s-csptaias Uriel Sebre, Samuel
yyillians, Coleman Collins and K,
hard Bledsoe-Lieuts. Lyndon Com
s,ock. and Higgins-Ensigns Thomas
W,Chinn and Joseph Harrow. Capt.
Williams was called to the Chair, and
Iobn Beckley, one of the volunteers, ap-
pointed secretary, when the following re-
solutions were introduced, and uuani-
mously adopted -
Whereas it is deemed necessary that
our fe!low.ci.;zcns should be informed
ofths late pcridious and brutal acts of
the British government, performed by
their officers at the battle Of Frenchtown.
Resolved, That the following state
mcnt of the conduct of the British off,
GERS be published to our countrymen.
That when General Winchester was
taken on the 22d January, 1913, and
Brought before Col. Proctor, the British
commander, he directed the commando
ing officer of the Americans CALIFORNIA.
dison) to surrender. Major Madison re-
fused so to do. wstess those gvho surren-
dered sh9uld be free from sapoge mos
sacre this zras agreed to; and the Bril-
,ish officers pledged themselves to leave
sufficient force wiz, the wounded to
project them, AID that they should be
conveyed to Maiden the next morning.
They hkewise promised to return to the
officers their arms at Maiden.
Captain n G, F Hart, Inspector to
the NV. army bcin:s among the wound
ea, it WAS proposed by his friends that
they should carry him with them-this
thy were prevented from doing by the
interference Of Captain Elliott, British
officer, and an old acquaintance of Capt.
Harris, who promised Capt. H. his he-
ciat hrotectioa 20 convey hifo in his
own sleigh 20 Maiden that evening, and
informing him that he should be well
come to remain at his own house there,
until he should recover.
These we're the Promises of the Brit
tisA. Let our ccuntrymcn and the world
see how they wcrc fulfilled. go
At the break Of day next morning the
savascs 73erc suffered to COMMIT every
uhon onr 7ylundcd which
they Pleased 1T, iadiscrw'nate slsugh
ter took place ofaN zvho a2ere unable to
7oa!k many zvsre tomaha vted, and ma
M zyere burned alive in the houscs.-
Among the unfortunate thus murdered.
it is with regret and sorrow we have to
aame captains Hart and Hickman.
The arms of the officers, as promised,
were never retained. Every species Of
private property remaining in the tents,
belonging to both officers and solaiers
WAS piundcrS,l by tic savages.
Resolved. That I'D consideration OF the
high respect we hold the memories
both officers and soldiers who were thus
cruelty murdered, by permission of tie
British cocnmandcr Col Proctor, and bis
sahalterns, aud those who g'oriously fell
in the icid defending the only free 60
ve.nnent on earth, that each or rs wea;
black Grape en our hats and lett arm, t.
the space of nii!csy duys.
Resolved, That a similar procedure,
te s,ityinr their respect for those VINO
were murdered and fell OH that daT, bc
10 our brother officers &
Soldiers who survived it.
SAMUEL L. WILLIAMS,
President.
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MI GE.

TIE subscriber having obtained
tom the Orphans Court. let crs OF
rrluts'r.l!on, with the viii annexed
n The estate Of Matthew Moore, late
- ,'aries ,ounty, Ma land, deceas.
81: nls ~ % give no;!ce 70 all per
OBS ha'lng claims against SID estate
ming ,nem forward, properly au
nucatcd, fer sett ement on or be-
,rr The 9Th day of June next, or they
n,y 3, law DC excluded frora all be
TT oi said esta,e-ann those inhcbt.
= =rc requested 10 make immediate
>,-ymcnt.
Matthew Moore,
Administrator.
Charles County, Md.
March 8, 1913 law5ts
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ihe is ~, s theil
|; , s:.:''. e. ,,s 'ssi'
arr hr'as'.~ WI hou u.
| i: , in 'a sD i1. "is,
IRON half a mile
p. . coI. Lewis WAS Was
l !. and on the
A., :, his regiment
an. i.,r a force of $50 =
"a - Weiss dctnch-
y 100 yards t !
v
|, sane side ., ~. Nc
represented. a., 70
3:.:e,.i'y Of to; ,1t.
he ,ot.iIy neglect.
H.. II the 2ls, let'
[.,.',rasd to the Ra. !:
wheat iea'' oil
is %, Hno"a' g.
rs liny, light on ' me
| the cnsny placed
Us in The houses %
be river in the rear
,oOn as DAY appear D
i caonooade from
r. AMI a ho"ltzcr'
6yrI bsyoneta 10
.ss s;q:kade, when
ue'n 50 He"'eh
! a Ere, that com
|, tn: enemy then
f,J,ael Weiss de-
,sdistsly gave way
we're pursued by
| been posted in the
Of cutting of the
/ sb,uld they break
!. Ga the drst ap'
Ia lis 4e;achncat,
|, ia~aachmsnt, III
b bringing the N
Ibl, ali his efforts
ne colld not alter
<e;.ng btck to his
IN: hester hail slept
\ nile from the en-
.h TIE ictach nent
Fa;, bu: could not
n % break, and was
BIZ six niles from
ssaeoced, together
RLsvis, ana about
fpsi loss in killed
b, amongst whom
bio tat remained
e,
to.,acls Lewis ana
9s those within the
a MAJOR Madison
who oraye!y re-
Pp,, ot taa cncny
adla5tr o. British
militia were kill
s,inl attempts to
,ae amendments,
raei- ire Until The
tljl 50 Yards. -.
.Gse,s WAS seven
:l ITenty * thir-
Gen Winchester
Lsw,s, having been
'he enemy's camp,
'I0r force (Which
I he action nearly
} and militia, and a
pms thought it USE
Continue the fight
pas hoisied hy the
r. accompanied BY
! Dc camp, came
a surrender, pro-
aao were within
3sd ,0e faith Of the
Pa, the wounded
fnoTeG to AiaIden,
o'roanty. Under
- rs surrendered
4 Confidence oush.
z promises ofCci.
fdet we're left IN
f'acsS entered the
| md iOaunaely to.
aAd ~, out CT 80
f&c two Actions
r., Nen) who is
o. the wounded ;
;! saved BY an In.
1'e humanity tban
F. Re VA, obiig-
a d;s,Dace Of So
f''iain With any de-
ts loss of the Bri.
II Is acknowledged
I been very great.
\ British regulars
ia were killed, and
sustained & severe
| believed that our
rs those who were
q Tie FLYER RMsin,
VO' men arrived Of
SrChed Gror,,L
SGsOrre, an,, con,
~ Niagara. Tbsv
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SIXTY DOLLApS

WILL be given for appr bending
w and securing il goal, so that I
get him again, Negro Man nsn:ed
BOB, late the property of William
Dowrmsn, deceased {; he is about thirty
years Of age. fi'e feet nine or ten inches
high, stout made of dark brown com-
plexion, very full eyes, large mouth,
with teeth very wide apart, suriy
look and manner of speaking. As he
has been hired cut for several years,
his cloathing is unknown. He is q
cooper by trade, and works entirely
with his left hand the thumb of which
has latel. been :ery sore, the mark OF
which may be plainly seen. will give
Fifty Dollars to have him secured in
any goal in this state, or the above re.
ware, If secured in goal out OF this
state.
James Nisbett, Ex'r.
Fairfax County, near March 8.
Occruuan. Feb. %
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Matthew Moore,

Pursuant to a Decree OF
ha honorable the Superior Court of
Charccry for the Richmond District,
n the Gaze Of Colin Aud, assignee Of
William Wilson, against James Cavan
md Others, will be exposed to Public
sale on the premises, on Tuesday the
9Th day o. March next, at ~ O'Clock,
noon,
That half acre Lot,
N the towa of Leesodrg, described in
ne plan Of said town by Lot No, g."
,ouuded by Loudom & Royal streets.
N which arc erected large stone
i~usc and other buildings. Terms OF
lie, ready ,noncy.
The Commissioners.
February !3 ids
W Che printer Of the Leesburg
Ws.hingtonian viii insert this adver
tisemeDt for throe weeks.
PRINTING
vRAT.Y EXgcV1FD AT THIS oIEIcE.
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' aluable Lands tor Gale:

\ dludDlc LdliQS tor Gale.
- H. subscriber will sell Tract
OF Lane, containing 500 and a
hall acres, within two miles Of Fauquier
Court House; about 800 acres of which
are in wood, well timpered. The open
isnd is undergoing its FIST course Of
clover and plaster There are on the
premises comios cable new Dwelling
Rouse. not finished, a good new Barn
and other convenient out houses Pos
session O. the houses an1 part Of lhe
laid can BE- given Immediately, and OF
ihe residue after harry st
This is perhaps one OF the most dee
sirable tracts of land in the neighcor-
i God Of Fareuier Court House, ON ac-.
count Of its vicinity to that place, vhel
fire wood sell. at from three 20 four
dollars per cord during tn Writer sea
on. John a " smith. Esq, or ;,ami,
Low, j. Esq, will shen the lad, and
axe known thu terms OF sale.
also, one other Trace, containing 900
acres: lying III he county Of tulpep-
per, o. the main road leading from
Chester's Gap to Fredericksburg.-~
This land is we'll adapted to the use Of
plaster. and is not more than two miles
from Mr.. Moses Cihson's Merchant
Mill. Ii will be shewn by Mr.. Curtis
Corby, near the premises. an the terms
mace known on application to TIE sub
scrber living the upper end of F;u-
quier COUNT, on the road leading from
The Court Hou to Chester's Gap.
VIM. Clarkson.
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RuFFALOE, Feb. IL.

awe have this morning received 49o
rarolled American prisoners OF war,
Among them are Gen. Winchester anu
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ASSIZE OF BREAD,

March 8,
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The brig Rising States, bound from
,h;s mort for Lisbon, has been captured
and sent into Cork.
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DNg &c R'ajOF ia'ieS "a'i"'"'
Adiulart John M'Cal,a, 5;a Rc2t do
Pollard Kean, Quarter Master DE-.
Iohn Todd, Surgeon, DO
Captains Richard Hsshtower, 18TH Regt.
u States Infantry.
Jchn Hamilton, 5th Rcgt. K. '. M.
Bland w. Ballard, lst Rife Hegt. do.
Samuel l.. Williams, 5th Eegt. do.
Joseph Kelly, do.
Coleman Collins, lst Regt. K. '. N.
Urisl Sebre, do.
Richard B!sasoe, lst Rife Regt. do.
Henry James. Cd RVgt. do.
Licu.enan,s, Caleb Fl. Holder, 18th
Regt U. States Infantry.
Ashton Andra, I'd Lieut.. do.
Byron Rule, LIST Regt. X. '. Militia.
William II. Moore, 5th Rcgt. DO.
Lyndon Comstock, do.
William M'Guire, dc.
John Higgins, do.
Ensigus, James Munday, 18th Regt. I.
States Infantry.
William Butler, 7th Regt. do.
Isaac l.. Baker, do.
Jane, Herring, 5th Regt. X. v NJ.
William Rash, do.
Joseph Harrow, do.
| John Belts, do.
Thomas M'Chinn, LIST Rifle Regt. K. '.
Militia.
John W. Nash, DO:
Josiah Morin, &c.
George Cardweil, 90.
William Fleet, lst Rcgt. K. V. NJ.
TIE Ruffaloe Gazette, of the 9th INST
states, that from deserters from Canada
it is understood, that the British &C
! knowledge to have had $50 regulars XII
led in the actioa with Gen. Winchester
and many wounded, among the latter
was Colonel St George, who received
four wounds, and is since said to be dead
Well informed men give it as their
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n','' Pennsylvania.
b. ~, Ihp'''vcd the ha,.
|. Tie river Rai,ip
II y 4 list Of their
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05
SHERiFF'S SALE.

Taken BY Execution AID to be )5n at
Public As6fi9n on Saturday the 3!f
day T july next at ten o'cloek II. M.
at the bouje q .Jyepb M'Lnt,@ un.
b1haer in Bridgton,
a LII the right IN equity Of redemption
K n which Peter Q,llon ha, 10 and to the
following deier'bed nougaged real eaase,
Gtuaed IN liarrilon being the fame farm
whereon faid Cilion now liyes adjaning
Crooked river 10 called) together wilh Jaw
mill and griit mill and other buiIdings thereon 4,
The above premises are mortgsged to Cun,-
beriand Bank to iecure the payment of about
SO dis. and ,niereit from the Ash Of Jan lafl,
JAMES EMERSON, D Sbs,iE.
Ra,,issn, 1sns 2s.b, 1913.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05
Saistle 9bip JAeius.
PORT OF P0RTLhND-lsIs

Monday, 'fppe %.
Arrived brig Orion, cspt sack pole, Is
days from ST. Bart., with Salt, Sugar and
by Goods, TO Molton 8, Richardson
WeaHesdy, '1ane 80
Arrived u. S. brig Lntefpnze, capt bake
ley. from Portsmouth,, NJ H-sloop Mes
sengsr, Porter, from s.ecpo.t
Thursday, '1ane /.
Arrived schr Pilgrim, Capt. lhayer
from f.astport.- / &c passengers in her
state that boat from Boston, Tor Ma
chias commanded by capt. Snow, with
government provisions on board, was
on the lsth ult captured by the English
/ privaleer schr Fly, who put a plize
master and boy on boord Tie boat and
ordered her into an English port. On
the 2lst Capt. SNOW rose upon the
| prize master, killed him, and the same
night arrived with lis boat al Nara
Buagus, where lhe prize master was
decenily inferred.
On the Dist uil, ) coas' ers were taken out
of Owls Heal harbor 10y a British priva,eer
One oflhe.' belonged % Camden. They
were all however, ,etfken al Fox Island Dy
! Capt. Joseph StufdIyant, who was IN sm II
beat commissioned. The Captain Of he
pr'va'eer was Killed and his Lieut. badly
wounded
SALEM, JuSE 29.-The priva,eer schr.
Fame. capt. Chapman Of Salem, has return
ed TO Mschiss from her eighth cruise, hsv.
lns taken iumber sloops, onx Of which for.
merly belonged 10 Mr.. w ais, of this town,
.nd had been previously t.ken by the Dream
and seat to s.. Johns.
The Royd. Gazette of St, Johns forwa ded
! by cspl. Chapman, contains tbs folio WI na
articles:
"SI. IoBN's, IuSE IA - dfvv si, Wednes
! day, prirAtc~r Dsr1, capt. Hsrrls, from .
cruise ct IL dsys--bringlng in with he
The following prizes ship Cubs, priz,
master Ross, from n, York tor Portland
with 1000 bbs. 0ouf prvsteer bull schr
Washington, pri2e master Owen, from Pert
land for Boston, with lumber.
" l,so, Friday schr. Bream, Ii. Hare
| from a cruise. She has Captured Z bough
N with her the Am-ricsn privaleer si0o
Wasp. isfln, Of Salem. 2 guns and 50 men
Lost week the privsteer wbsleb "a
| Wcazel, Daniel Snow, commander, noun
ing ! gun, sud manned with men, fos
| Ca.t'ne. went into Bevsr Harbour, wher
hey plnndercd ibe unoht ndmg inhabitan,
Of hal place." Otter cicums, ances ar
added similar to what has been rublishe,
mere
Ship Tcnquin, fom N. York, on a traiin,
sossge. hss oeen lost near the mouth OF IA
| Columbia river all the officers and crew
| excepting one) msssacred by tie naive
The one who esosped massacre, set fire Il
ner magazine. naming about = 600 lbs
| powde,, which blew the vessel and all ia,
indians on board lneafiy 100 wsrrior>) II
atoms, besides ,nIuring vas. number VIII
we're in canoes around The ship.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05
2HERIEPS SILL.

TsEFN by Execution and tc- be fold a
Public Auction, on Saturday,. the SIN
day of Ju'y neat, ar two O'Clock N st the
houie of Joiefh Meintolh, Innholder in Bridg-
ton--AiI the RICH, IN Equity of Rsdemp,ion
which Jacob Kimoa hss in y to the following
deicribed morgaged Real EaMe, htuated in
Bridgton-it being the fame laud vhereou isid
Kimbali lately lived, adj lining land of Abner
Davenport, lolePh Smith, and Aaron Beeman,
together with the buildings thereon. The
above deicribed premise. are mortgagsd to
Benj amin Willis, to feerre the payment of
about 90 dollars.
JAMES EMERSON. D,t'y S6~S 8.
B,isefss. Jsse 90. 1878
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SHERIFES SALE.

Taken BY Executions end TO be /5d at
publie Uendue on Wedneyday tie 2Stb
day g July next at eisven o'chck in
tb1 toren'm at 1mo.by Fietrhr's
Au6fion ram, Exchange Street Pert
Iaai, . '~' ;
A LII the RICH, 10 equity of redemption
~ which Syivanu, Cook ha, ia reaeeming
the f'lle wing deicr'bed NOR igaged real eaaie
f'unsd IN Portland in The county OF Cumber-
land and bounded as follows viz. beginning
Al fake fanding IA the norIhweiterly Ode of
Cumberland iireet, at the eiiferiy corner Of
Fobt Boyd's land, thence nor;h thir y Eve
& halt degrees weft one hundred 4 twenty
three feet to take, thence north fifty four
AUD haf degrees esh forty ia and an half
feet to take; thence fonthery 10 the centre
of the en,ry way of the houfe Handing partly
on the iand hereby conveyed thence to
cor |, lie through the eutrv way IN the centre
TO ~ front of !aid houfe to Cumbera aud
Gree. therce by fsid ltreet fouthwefterly
forty i've fee, eieh, ische. TO The frll bounds.
together with that part of he building which
Frauds upon The fame. and all the privileges
add appu'tenances thereto belonged.
w. Is PkrEko, ID Sheriff
Psrfas5, Ttse 26ft, 1873.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05
Stephen Patten,

BOOKSELLER, Ne 10. J0ss,' Reu,
Ex.ba.gs sraft-- P"Aand.
HAS jun received fen fuPpy Of fb:ft jsair
- sfsemsi AMI bxbty aPp'opss i.vaisabis -" Med
icines, &C." f,spasd ., w +. Conway. Chem.
in, No. S. Green ltreet, Bolton, among which 10
e. DR.. Reye's Vegetable Specific :
a fovereiga remedy for Gek head ache, fick-
peis of the ionMsh- fa,uience, bilious Aztec
,ions. End a. preparatory before fea bathing,
&c. No complaint /. perhaps more pfevalene
10 rhis or any other couatry than the Head hsts
lit is ieldom primary affection, bu, aries
from a variety Of cauies, iuch as a iuppreiliop
OF cuff mary excavations, obilrueted pc, fprs.
lion, gs Ii is lIkewiie not rufrequently iymp.-
tomato of indigo zion. for 70 great is the lynn
pa,hy between tho brain and ftomach, that ie
i. often difficult to determine which rs really
in fault and when il aries from foul ilate
of The itomach, it ia generally termed
a" Sick Head Ache F! =.
which Will he fpeedi'y relieved by this spseife
Prepared aud fold whoela!e by tie (as pre-
P''st0y, W. +. Conway, Chemii. No. s, Green
itrss,, Bolton, and retail by appointment by
s. Paten, Bookfeller, PoItlal d Eahiona
Wiicafiet; Goodale, Ha'lowell Hon DIR. iona.
Page. Brunfwick; Mois- Holbrook, M. D.
Bath Langdon, Limerick; wilkins, orfing.
ton; Blaney, Briiol Mann, Oxford; Elweli,
marlborough; Gardner, Bowdoinhsm; Par
Ions, Holmes Hoe; shores & Co. por imouh;
Frot, Kennebuuk; Thoma. and Whippes
II. Whippe Culh'ng T' hp-
pIetou, Salem Ogood, Hsverhill Kendrick,
Lebanon Alden, Hanover Mitchell, Bath,
N Fl and moi Druggiis, Booksellers u Pof-
naaers throughout he u where may be
lad all Medicines prepared by" W I Con-
way ~ None are gssnias saig' Eg-si" w I.
conway, be ps,tie"ia' !
-. II hbsal sggvgssee 70 agfs v,bo buy % frg
goiy
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From the Baltimore Wg, Ca Dc8l5crGt
&c fioher.)


During the short space Of one
year, in which we have been at
war, tive treacherous or cowardly
Hull, the gasconading Smyth, &
creeping Dearborn, have all pas
sed i'll rapid succession before our
eyes, and then descended 10 the
"tomb OF all the capulets;" just
fixing our attention long enough
to discover their inCapacity, and
then vanish from Their high
spheres, we hope-Goreyer. were
a Chandler and a Lewis added to
to the list, we should say-dmen.
The endeavour to iX sediment al
4 higher than its rattiral station
Is useless; itmay Tor a time dis
turb and muddy the surrounding
elements, but must finally sink.
A'Su NhC eoofS h-Sn WiN'th ps u -ACi"
ist. every sersile follower & wofshipper Of
the present administration, would have pro.
nounced 1t the production of some British
par,iz Al CT ioY federslIst bui coming from
one of the O,scles of the democratic parry,
the VARIANTS are in ~ small qu.ndsry
what o say or how to act.
1 the Baltimore WING is TO be credited,
the Kennebeck General, Dearborn is much
worse than the { d.ralists ever represented
hlm 10 he. With very few exceptions the
Wing man man with equal truth apply the
same observations 10 the Other Gene is
Wsnl Of military skill and system has been,
fIorn he beginning, he great cause of all the
defeats & disasters the United States have
experienced on the frontiers. Thousands of
lives and millions Of dollars have been wan
,only sacrificed, foolishly squandered with
out obtaining the leasi advantage Or having
progressed single step towards the con-
quest Of Canada.
Fit was folly ant madness in the FIRST in
stance TO declare war. Infinitely more mad
ness and folly has been displayed ~ carrying
IT on and unless peace soon axes plsce, all
classes, except tbose who getolliees and con-
tracts, will join in execrslions against the
authors Of it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05
Mn. SHIRLEY,

In looking over the list Of the mem
bers Of the present Legislature of Mas
sachusetts, | find the demos, notwilh
standing the Glamour they formerly
made about a clergyman's meddling
with polilicks, are not very bashlul in
bringing forward their reverend Ora
tors when they can find one who hap
pens to be Of their Rindev. In the
Senate is the Req Mr. Foster of Little
ton inthe House, are the ReU. Mr..
Aiken, of Drdcut; Rey. Mr., Goodwin,
of Berwick RcU. Mr.. Barpes, of Pc.
land j; ReU. Mr. Baker, of lhomas:on
and RcV. Mr.. Merrill, Of Sedgwick !;
all these right reverends ate full blood.
ed democrats and slaunch advocates OF
the war. That q Clergyman has an e
quail right with those of any other pro-
fession to take parl in the affairs of
state, no one will question but for one,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-05
Lqfest from BERMUDA.

THE Swedish brig Gove,now Ante,hein,
GARDNER, 9 days fom Bermuda, arrived
At Providence, on Monday. C, pi. John : 4 L.
TAR, of Po,tsmOuh N H. passengef r.,
communicates the folio wing inform non /:
That an Embargo was laid at Bermuda,
" May, until the goth of June, in conse.
qaence OF f ting cu,, and sailing of an cxpe
G.uon supposed to be going aga nst Norfolk.
The Expedition consisted of the folio wing
vessel, which sailed from Bermuda the 1t
nf Inn.