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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-04-12
PARIS, FEB Ia 1879

PARIS, FEB IA 1873.
Friday morning his M lefty he
Emperor, accompanied by he Grand
Martial of the Palace, and another
fuperior officer, rode on horfeback
upon The baulevards, ard feturned to
the palace OF the lhuilleries by the
Qaay and the Louvre. Every whe e,
III palliing. the people exclaimed
Loeg hUe The Empetor.
All the accounts from Berlin agree
in faying thatthe Pockets of the Cos
Jacks, who had pafi-d the Viltuia.up
OF the ice, aud who have created
fomc inquietude even at berlin, by
following terror, which exaggerates
every thing, have reraaed this river.
All the world agree in laying that
by reaton of the courage and difpo-
itlon of the Vice Roy of Italy, ali is
ora lied from the French General
Head Quarters, in a manner capable
OF aft rdng the mot vigorous rehtt-
ance. his is all thar is neoeiiary at
preiert oooo recruits are at this
IN. ment colie6tde in the fortrefs of
Forgua on the Ellie. who are ioon 10
Ger out to reinforce the army
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-04-12
GorriSn drtieIf5.
f0tbsr T,ag7ations from The French
papers, BY the Lea.

DRESDEN (SAxaNY) JAN 90, 1873
One Can icarce conceive how. IN
certain places, men can frighten
themielves upon abinrd and improp
er reports which bear any relem
blance The regular cousc of the
Poit and the letters received from
Varfogie, as we'll as the Couriers who
90 there and return and the &C
counts that are received from our
brave dvlion of the Grand army,
under the orders of Gen. Reg iier,
Joined - thofe of travellers, contin-
ne to dearoy all intemperate fears,
and to infpire confidence in the
carfe of civilized Europe.
The lalt oews from Varfovie, of
the 23d init prove that the Prince
Schwar(enburg was then a. PuIuSk,
and Gen Regnier in the extended
Notifications which he occupied Tome
diitapce from Varlovie, on tn B ug;
thar he had not made auy movem m,
but had repnied with che greateit
bravery. dilerent attacks. The force
of the Ruilian's on thrfe frontiers
cannot BE- 70 great as Certain Pol
troons with to make it, otherwile
they would long ago have CONNIE :.
ced an attack.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-04-12
aportlaa,o:
Monday, April II, 1918.
Gube,natoyiai Election.

Gube,natoyiai Election.
On Monday last, the Voters in this
Stale assembled in town meeting for The
purpose of giving in their votes Tor Gov
ernor, 1t. Governor and Senators, the
year ensuing.
Al the close of the poll in this town
the result was as follows:
FEnERAL REPuBLIcAE TICKET.
Governor,
His Ex. CALEB STRONG, sT
1t. Governor,
His Hon. WILLIAM PHILLIPS sly
Senator'S,
Hon. Lo,hrop Lewis, by
I,coh Ahbot. 527
Daniel Slowell, SIS
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Governor,
Hon. Joseph B Varnum, 9H
1t. Governor,
Hon. William King, Sz'
Senators,
Hon Ebenczer Poor, 34i
Hon. Jonathan Page, $40
Capt Robert llsley, a4]
The following is a statement oil the
yo es in the towns heard from IN the
District of Maine, oontrasted win those
tor Governor last year, and designated
according TO the Senatorial Districts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-04-12
Rhode Island Nomination.

The friends of peace, in the state Of
Rhode. Island have unanimously agreed
TO support Hs Ercelienev WILLIAM
JONES, ESQ for GoU rnsar and IhS Hon
Cur SIMEON MARTIN, EsQ. for Licnten.
am GoUernour, the ensuing year. he
democrats oil that state, despairing of
success, have deemed it inexpe diem, to
oppose the above nomination Democ-
racy must indeed be iosv, hen il heS SfiA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-04-12
TRIBUTE OF GRATITUDE.

SiR-We, The iurvving ofh ,rs of His
Britannia Majenyis late b tx feac ok beg
leave to return oar moil grateful aeknowl-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-04-12

We underfand that the PreGden.
OF the u States has required of The
Governor Of Mary land, q or coo Of
the militia of that ftate's qnota. -
be ifationed at Annapolis for the de.
fence Of that city.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-04-12

From the Aierandria Gazette, March 30
Notwithstanding the rumors 81 peace,
which tie Democrats are SO industrious.
iy circulating, they continue TO declare,
" tina, we never shall have peace, until
we can get out OF the zear with honor"
Now this is pretty much ike the case
OF a man, who Jumps into a mire, and
swears that he will never jump our ofjt,
until he can come cut clean. The War
will be inlerminable, if il is 10 las, until
the administration Can come out OF II
with honor. BY declaring it upon insult
ficient and unwarantADle grounds they
have, like the man IN the mire, volun,a
rily and deliberately dthled themselves,
& let them come out when they please,
like him, they must come out unelean.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-04-12
From las, Tuesdays SALrM GAZETTE.
TIE Greaf Mogicician's Dead.

A'Nh INST Ahcou"s chLfM 0ALET1bi
TIE Greaf Mogieieiau's Dead
We announce in our paper of day,
we confess with no great regret, the
DEA IL Of that far-famed, and i'll be-
gotten Monster The GERRY NAN
DIR h, :" delicate monster" has
been pining III since last November,
when he terr!bly'strained himself in at.
tempting TO s7vallOt, one OF his parents.
But regardless Of the consequences
OF that wicked and injudicious attempt,
he yesterday made another mos, des-
perate effort to swallow THREE OF his
nearest relations, and Immediately expi'
rcd III the most /" agonizing struggles"
IA loud warning to all his relations in
this and neighboring States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-04-12
PHIL ADeLPHIA A.,

49, siAa "a, April
On The suihogity OF Gentleman -
declaration commands our belief ~. ',''
the following most extraordinary citeums
stance
That Person. who holds an oiEc. uoa..
the Ua1rd States. bad related 10 him ~
folio as being The substance. if M, ,as
precise words, of a Letter from An Os;a."
high in The government, in answer Ia an :,
plica''on f9S assistance TO The State of Del,.
ware
That Delaware had 80 conducted b..
self as not to merit the aid OF the sena..,
Government. aud may bleed At every oors
Now we say, as the mulignancy of n,,v
spirit has never before assumed SO G nd ~
an aspect, If this base and barbarous SON;
mem can be brought home to any OfEcs. &c
the United STATES, however high h,s r.,p
he ought to be made an example Of The So
veres decision that the cohsgi u,ion and n.
laws will allow. And we trust there !.
sufficieney both of feeling and spirll anon.
The people Delaware % institute The eoon;rbt
and TO eviscerste The tsuib,-[ r 4gisterl :"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-04-12

decentralization OF JOY, oy the PeopiS
of that itate, as appears by the fol
loving extract from a Kentucky pa
per of that date.
Lexmgtn, Ken. J June 80, 1873.
News of the Declaration of " ar
arrived in this place on Friday lait'
when there was firing of cannon q
mutouetry commenced, and kept up
until late in the evening. The fame
thing we underitand, took place at
FRANKFORT In this town, Winchef-
ter. Richmond and Nicholasvi'le, the
houfes were i,luminated-and mott
decided evidence of appreciation OF
the meafure, was every where mani
felted.
In the moment of Joy, when the
citizens saw their country SECOND
time declared independently is re-
ported that at Nicholasville, VIM
chelter and Richmond, Mr.. POPE,
our Senator, who oppofed the War,
was burned in EFFIGY
b the following para eaaph from
the fame paper, it feems that the tone
is changed. TIER joy is now turned
into fadnefs, Ano the war, which
they laboured with fuoh zeal to pro-
duce, and which was hailed by them
as blelling, turns out to be no ordl-
nary calamity.
LEXINGTON, (KRs.) FEB 3 1873
Never have the people of this town
and its neighbourhood, met with a
itroke 70 afflitting as was produced
by the late battle of Railin. But
what increafes the Tutoring is the
fate OF painful anxiety and luipence
in which our minds are left. We
have all lott a relation or friend we
arc alternately hoping for the beit,
then dreadiDg the WORT again tor
.ured by daily ruaours Had we
certain intelligence of tn: refult of
the battle, oiitefliDg as it might be to
Tome, they would gradually REIGN
themfelves to their fate, and it would
alleviate the miiery If others. 10
obtain this, it propofed for the cit
liens, to meet at the courr houfe this
day, at O'Clock, to adopt Tome plan
for rating fund, to employ conh'
dental perlon as an Exprels to Is ack
Rock, or to the poit on our lines
neareit the place where our friends
itationed - III le VIII, ap rove the
plan are therefore requeited to at
tend the meeting.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-04-12

Gen. Wincheaer in fecond off.
cial letter to the Secretary of War.
fta,es his lofs in the battle at the Riv.
er Rain at 1913 killed and milling, &
$50 prifoners-making his total in
that battle at o34 men
The Britiih official account of the
attack upon Ogdenfburgh acknowl-
edges the lofs of 7 killed and 48 woun.
ded.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-04-12
From The Connecticut Courant

It is not forgotten, by our readers,
that the declaration of the prefent
anneceflAry, wicked war was advoca-
ted b, amot every member OF Con-
gre from the wcitcrn itar-s. The
en- ire delegation from Kentucky,
with the excep ION of Mr. Pope, of
the fcnate. voted for the nealufe I;
and the event was celebrated by every
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-04-12

The brave and intrepid Russian General
kUTusorF, was IN 1898, wounded in such
manner, as to have been taken up for dead.
lie commanded regimedl, snd in scaling
vail, was shot ,hro' the head, and fell into
ditch below. HIS soldiers, in preparing
to bury him, discovered signs Of life .
surgeon was sen, for and he was restored !;
and lives to be the saviour of Russia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-04-12

Since the Armiltice bubble has
BURT, a Madifonlan paper at New
York, has the modeity to aceuie
thofe of grols folly who believed it |!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21
WEDNESDAY. IUNE 10.

The repor, ofrhe committee on 10
much of His Excellency's Speech "a
relates to the dcfenceleis rate OF the
fea coat, wa read and accepted.
Ordered, That the Hon. PreGdent
of the Senate, and the Hon. Speaker
of the HopIe of Representatives be
and they hereby are requefted forth
with to traEfmit to the Senators oil
this Commonwealth, one copy of the
Remembrance of this Legislature to
the Congrefs of the United safes and
one copy thereof to the Reprefenta-
tives of this Commonwealth III Con-
grefs duly authenticated that the fame
may be preiented to the respective
Houies to which they belong.
Ordered, That MeiIrs. hatcher,
w. Sullivan and Hammond, be a
committee, with fuch as the Senate
may Join, to fet during the recefs, to
collect facts and documents and to
digeit and report at the next felton, a
iyiter tor the management OF TIC
lind of the Commonwealth in the
Diftriet Of Maine.
O,dered, That Mefrs. Webb,
ph-lpa and Hathorne BE- committee
to coniider if any and what Legiila-
tive provilion may be made for the
fupprefon of intemperance, IN the
ufe Of ardent fpirits, with leave to re
port at the next FELTON,.
Much Local bu6nefs was tranfao.
ted; and a committed having waited
on His Excelleney to requeit him TO
adjourn them, they were adjourned
tothe .econd Wedneiday in Jan. next
The number Of Aas pahed is
jsvoaty fpn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21
foreign gute.llgn.ee.

By the Jhp Juno, arrived at B9,aon,
on Wedneday haa, in Gc,f faGsge
frcm LilEen, an official account eVa5 re.
.srved Of he de,eat # the French army
under Sucbef. 1pitb the io,5 Of 5000
men killed. The banie took Place en- The
I2h Of AprH. in t,onf Of pi2cna. The
allied army 1vas IN furjnit q The French
on The r4tb, and il 7Va5 expected 1psuia
gain fill further advantages. BY this
arrival Landau dates to Ap,H 18, haze
als been receiOed-ubicb fate -
That Dayoot left Lurenburg tbs
9th April, marching towards Magde-
burg 8:
That the Saxons. BY order of their
King, had feParated from the French,
and marched to Iorgau and Plauen.
The Saxon King had gone to Prague.
That the Emperor Alexander was
in Dreiden That part of General
Wirtce nitein's army pafItd the Saa!e
on the r3th April and had taken
near IIoo French prifoners and
that 1850 French had been drowned
in croGing the Saale.
That the Runian army had been
augmented to 3s3,oso men; & count
Tolltoy had croi1ed the N emen with
100000 reinforcemcnts, of which q
great part we're Conacks of the Ural
End that the Emperor Alexander hat
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21

! of laft month. Il 10 proable that II
the rit affair tina. takes place after
Bonaparre joins his troops, the
Crown Prince may command the ar
my aganf him.
The Prufian army under Cen
Butcher is advancing to Erfurth in
great fire Myth.
S,ettin is now clofeIy beheged, &
Wittenberg is expected to fall.
The RuTian army is to be aug
mented to 3s8,ooo men. Count
Tolri,, formerly Rufian Ambahador
, at Paris, has passed Kiow with 100
/ ooo men. large part OF whom are
Ural CofTacks
A Prufian Minifter has been ap-
pointed to this country
The Saxon and Bavarian Minii-
tiers have left Brenau as well as the
French. The Auitrian Minifter re-
mains there.
The Ranger floop has carried 10000
fand of arms and cloathlng tor
10000 men to Colburg
When the Packet left Heligoland
40 fail of uanfports with troops,
arms. cloathing, sc. were proceed
ing up the Elbe
A large body of French confcripts
are faid to have refufed croiling the
Rhine.
Bonopar,e, it is faid, has declared
the inhabitants of the Hanfe Towns
outlaws.
We urderfand that the Pruflian
Envoy, Won Kloft, may be expelled
TO arrive fhortly in this country.
There is a report that The Hanse-
attic Legion had gained another vic.
tory over the French, near June
burgh. The Gege Of Stettin is COM
menced.
A fallyis kid to have been made
from Clogau which terminated in
the capture of 600 ofthe bsGeged'
We are fill without any certain
means of judging of the intentions
of Denmark. Coun, Bernffof, how
ever, is arrived in this country by the
packet which brought the mails, and
i, is faid he comes as Ambanador
Extraordinary, invefted with full
pow ers to negotiate with the Britiih
Government. We trutt that this will
turn out to be the fact, and that it
is, we fee little reafan to doubt. The
intereif of both countries require
fome treaty-Great Britain for her
convenience, and Denmark for her
fafety.
The brave veteran Butcher, who
had entered and commanded at
Drefden. had advanced from that
city, and was TO operate towards Err.
furth, by which Wi,tenburgh was ex-
peaed to fall Of itfelf- this patriotic
Chief has ingratiated himfelf much
with the Drefdeners by demanding
the liberation of all Saxons confined
for political opinions-the cifpoIition
Of the Saxons was mott favorable
the Rullians were every where re
ceived wife great enihuhafm, and
maintained the BED dicipline.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21
By the a5aiis.

ALBANY, JUNE -.
Iidings from our Army in Up
per-Canada.
An offieer from auffa nsres that on Mon
day lan very heavy and inoe6Ant firing had
been heard at shat place in the direction Of the
- mi's creek where the re,rea,ins Britiih ar
my was fuppcfed 10 have made fisnd, and
where, It was conjeciursd, they had been come
up with aud attacked by the American troop
under Gens Winder and Chandler Col Pref
ton had been ordered from Port Erie, with the
troops at that pof, TO fin Gees. Winder and
Chandler by forced marches. The nex, Buff
falo mail will probably bring imsortsn, 'idng',
The Britifh feet were fsid to be on the lake
and i, wa. believed they had troops on board
probably intended for Little York. The re-
por, of Gereral Lewis having landed with .
body of men a, the latter place is contradictefl.
Since the above wa, 10 type We have been
favored with the following add, ional artiele'
from the wet
Co~muaieafsaby tbs Edasr sf,be Ge-sva Gssotfs
Gs~sva, Jvas I.
By alet,er we are informed that an eIprefs
reached Niagara, 5,h iua Informing that the
niknt Deforc, the DRUM maze . fOrced nllfCn
of IS miles furprifed our piekets. whom they
killed and took, and marched into our camp,
and had il not been for the undaunted bravery
of the s,h regt. would have fucceeded; that
this reg, made q bold Rand, kept the Britiih
at bay until our army formed, when the at
tack became general We fucceeted in dri-
virg the enemy back to their entertainments
with comfortable iof. The Britifh general
Vincent was killed our dragons gave them
hot chaie, and took 90 pritoners The lofs of
killed on both fdes not yet afcer,aiued, Cen'.
Winder and Chandler, capt Jones, ard 100
men it is iaid. were taken by the enemy, who
ruined into the houfe where the general. lept.
aud carried them off before they co'ud be pro-
| fected alto 4 pieces OF our cannon one Of
which was re,ake. by the bravery of capt. L.
Leonard, of the light artillery, who made a
I charge into the thieksit of the enemy, fword
n hand, his men on foot.--Generals Lewis u
Boyd marched frcm Fort George 9th inn. to
give the enemy battle Immediately. Enemy
1000 Rrong, entrenched on hin, with i2
pieces artillery-a or 3 days previous there
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21

Ordered, That ffefrs. Sumner
Crofby, Mills, Merrill and Ware be
a Committee with fuch as the Senate
may Join to report at the commence
ment of the next FELTON, an Impartial
and conltitutional mode Of Dlitriotinf
this Commonwealth for the choice Of
Councillors ard Sena ors.
Ordered. That Melrs. Blanchard
Richardfon and Emery be a commit
tee with fuch as the Senate may join,
to inquire of VIM. King, Efq' Major
General of The nth diviGon of mil
tia of this Commonwealth, II he holds
any military commiilion under the
PRECEDENT of the United States, if 70,
of what rank alto to know of him,
if he has received any fnall arms or
other munitions of war, from, OF by
an order of the Executive of the u.
S. and for what purpoie, & to whom
faid military articles have been deliv-
cred, with authority to fend for per.
iops and papers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21

was fome ikirmiihing. 10 which we fuec.sd,s
and took fome cannon andprifouer,
To TIE Psa Mafe,, Ails.y
Niagara, Tn-s Oh
Information 10 Jun received, that our ,ru.
at the head of the lake ha. been fu-nr;,.a
their camp-Generals Winder and cb,nS,..
Qusr,ermafer Vanderventer, Captain Ions.
4 nieees of artillery, aud $50 men ,aten--c..s
Vincent killed 10 our camp, the enemy POM,
fed one gun reiaken, so prifoners aud 0r,,,
many killed
y. M. A feet tfaid TO be Bri,;fh) !. NAN
off here we are preparing for them
WEST, Pm
Canandaieua, 7burs ev June 10.
Information has been received
from the frontier which does not an
paar 70 favorable as that before re-.
ceived. Gems. Winder and Chandler
have proceeded to the 40 mile creek
where the fugitives from Fort George
have retreafed, and where it is aid
Proctor and his force, with 1000 In.
dams had joined them-Rcports of
the furprize of our two Generals and
of the capture Of fome men, are in
observation-disclosures alto makes our
army yifforious in a fubfequent ca.
gagemen.. Thefe however are ru.
mcurs which cannot be credited
what follows is more plain.
] On Monday lat a feet of abou.
s fail of enemy's veiIels were feen
making their way towards the head
of the lake, near which place the
troops under Vincent and Proctor are
| ffationed-It was not known wheth.
erthey had on board troops or not.
On ruefday morning fevere can.
nonading was heard in that direction,
and on rueiday evening an exprels
from Fort George arrived at Fort E.
rte, ordering col. Prefton to march
with all his force to reinforce Win.
der. &c. The officer who came ex.
prefs did not mention any thing re-
fpeaing the encounteI of the morn.
ing, nor was it known at Erie wha,
had been the reful,. The above
may be relied on. Information Of a
very intereitipg nature may be ex.
pe6ted next ftage as it is almoR
certain that an encounter has taken
place-On it much will depend. A
defeat will probably caufe thdkvacu.
ation of Canada.
We are forty TO aa,e, On information BY 4
| gentleman from Sackets Harbour which place
T., he left on Thurfday laf, rha, Col BAckus died
of hts wound. on Mooaav aud was buried
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21
TUESDAY, JUNE IS.

ieGSDaAt JSNb
Ordered, That MeGrs. Wallingfordi
Porterfeld and Ingraham be com.
mittee to coniider the expediency OF
altering and amending an act pailed
9th Of Feb. 1894, for eitablifhing an
academy in Fryburg.
The Houfe adopted the Proteft a
gainit the admiilion of new alien
States, &c. For it IA. AgaiDtt j:
81. We have not time to be more
particular.
A refolution providing for the de-
fence of the State and appropriat ing
>D.Ioo, 600 therefor-paiTtd the en-.
ate, and was read hrit time in the
Houfe, ana 0 o'clock, to- morrow, al
iignsd for fecond reading.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21

es Ordered 10 be printed and made
the order Of the day for Monday.
The expenses of the Peace es,sb.
ishmeht a, 100000
The interest on the Public Debt
On he old Funded 2.l000o0
On per cent stock OF 1872. in.
cludng tempotar, loans receis-
ed in part Of the loan of $4,000
600, which will remain unpaid
in 1914 50OOO0
On six per cent stock of 1913 100000
On Treasury Notes which will
he rsimbursahle in 1914, sly on
100000 st 5 per cent go 0Oo
$4,000
On the loan for ISl4Ainterest
nsy.b,e wi'hin TN, wear 40 COO
100000
fees,;m.,sd 10 produce $4,000
Iesves N he nrov;fed for S 600 900
To meet which sum The committee propose
A tax on Lands and HOUSES, SS,ooo,ooo
On Stills, estimated to produce 7oS'ooo
N p.6nsa Sucar do. 100000
On Licences N retailers, 100000
On Sales at Auction OF foreign
ms,coapd;se. &c. $4,000
On carriages, i'o''oo
On Bank Notes, Negotiable
No,es,and Bills OF Exchange, 4oo,oV'
On imported salt, at 90 cts. per
h.sheI 400, 600
On Foreign Tonnage, (e dolls.
sddilienai,) soo'oo0
s. ,s65,ooo
Estimated expences andloss' 75o'oo'
Estimated produce o: the -.
whol, Tax,s. 5,6l5,0oo
The Commute therefore ask leave 70 re.
rort the following bills; III.
I. A bill for the assessment and co''e0'
ton of direc, taxes.
.. A dill TO lay and collect o'rec' ""
within the United States.
3. A bill laying a duty on imported s.r.
4 A bill establishing the once Vi So"-
missioner of The Revenue.
S A bin laying duties on lcenses.'
,ailrrs of wines, spiri,uous liquors ana i0''
eign merchandise. Cor
&. A bill Toying duties on cs''''hS
the conveyance Of PERSONS Ais
:. A bill laying duties on licenses " wv
tillers of splriiuous liquors. 10,
8 A bill laying duties on sales 81 soo.'v"
of foreign merchandise and of ships or Ves
sells. .6,.d
9. A bill laying duties on sugars ''"NN
within the United States. go.
10. A bill laying duties on BANK 10
and an notes OF hand and foreign bills o. ca
change at certain descriptions.
IL. A bill making further provision 'ors
the collection Of internal duties.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21
wAsHINGToN, JUNE II.

wAsHINGToN, JUNE III.
The committee of ways and means
yesterday handed in their report, re-
commencing the subjoined las, OF lax.
es Ordered TO be printed and made
the order Of the day for Monday.
The expenses Of the Peace estsb.
iishment a, 100000
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21
FnR Blq7v # The neso Campaign
and DffSat af Beanbarnois.

and Defeat at Beanbarnois.
LONDON, APRIL 23-it is as we
fufpe6ted from the contents of the
laa French papers Beauharnois'
change of petition and move nent "a
crofs the Ssale on the 7:h, were the
.confequence of the defea, experienced
from General Wittgenftien two days
before. This information we have
received officially by the Heligoland
Mail this morning.
General Wittgenttien acquaints
us that the Pru(lian General Won
Borltell had been fent to furround
Magdeburgh, on the right bank OF
the Elbe' On the I'D init. however,