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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15
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FOREIGN Ih7ELLIGENCE.
Monday, March IS, 1878.

There have been several arrivals at
New York during the last week from
Europe, which furnish further and adj.
di,ional details ofthe success of the Rus.
sian armies against the French. BY the
last accounts the Russians were in pos
session of Memel and Knigsbergh and
were proceeding TO Dantzic and Berlin,
the capital of Prussia. Ofthe numerous
French force whish entered Russia only
$4,000, il is stated, have been able 10
make their escape.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15
B OhS IT HUC3ION.l

o MORROW, (iGth inf will be fold,
a. The AUCTION Room of VIC Id N 81
Fe,sher. u"wa, d. Vt thn,y v umes of val
uah.e SOCK mn of whc are new--a-
IN ns wh ch s'e'ihe following vz-Halers
Phyho oRy Cheie'den Snatom, lowafends
Gude u i5esah, Wilhoh's Lecture MATS.
Fhs,mae, 9 = 1acktru or Fever. sruwns
E,emert. u.i.ps Prs9 ce SC &e-Sak
OF 20 .'aiesk Mseb 5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15

We are requested to state that the
tederalsts in the District composed oil
the Counties OF Lincoln, Hancock, and
Washington, have agreed upon the FOL.
lowing gentlemen as candidates for the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15
another NaUai Victory Reaorfed.

fnother Naval Vetory Retorfed.
For several days we have had re-
port from Chester, on the Delaware,
via Philadelphia, that the Essex frigate,
Capt Porter, had fallen an with the
British frigate Castor, and after an OBJ.
stinate action and dreadful carnage,
had captured her, but was obliged TO
sink her on account of her shattered
condition. Chester is the place of
Capt. porter's residence, and the in
formation is said to be in letter from
him to his lady but sill the account
wants confirmation Sal. Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15
NOIEL-

"A IL perfons who have not paid iheis
taxes in the bills commit ed 10 the fur
isriher to collect for the year 'slt-are
requefed TO pay them before the annual.
meeting
JOS M cERRrsn} ca. c..l.'''' =, e g..,. q,
March IS, 1919
NB-Nonreheen;s are rsquefled to notice
the above.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15
HOSE FOR SHE,

A Convenien' two 0ory Dwelling Hou,e
and Lot OF laad Gtua, ed a rhe corner
of Back and ienpe nree'., oppofie he ley.
Doef Dean Nee ne ,ufs-- uox occupied
by Nathan .W,nn WI parncu ar. squise
Of B G2EELY. NJ /, Lo,g Wbs1
Mayeb IS If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15
DEE

In Otisiieid on tie n.rul, Msr,ia Blakes
sged one year ID Ii mon hs-and on he
% II. Susan Bike aged three Yests and 9
mon h. daughters of Doct. Silas Blake.
In this iowa, Ca George BrJSnt-sn
ente prz,n, II .in,lut ., rs IN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15
Mn. SHIRLEY,

Mn. SHIRLEY,
Until within few days never saw
Nunroe's Letter and the Treaty made
by him and Mr. Pinkney between this
country and Great Britain.-I saw
your advertisement OF the pamphlet,
and | procured one & have examined il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

Ne w HAMPSlIlRE EIEC lion.
he Editor of the Newburyport
Herald observes that he has heard
from Q towns which have changed
their Representatives from democratic
TIC Federal. And that he had received
returns from SO towns, which give the
following result Of the Gubernatorial
Election -
1918. 1912
Gilman Piuplmer Gilman Purun,cr
6459 6795 1904 $3.50
|, will be recollected that no choice
was made of Governor in n II by the
people, last year and from the returns
II is very doubtful whether any choice
will be made by the people this cleo
ton. 1t is expected the House and
Senate will be federal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15
DEAiHOF MR. BARLOW

In his journey 20 meet the Emperor,
he travelled about eigheen hundred miles,
nd svas on, Of his carriage 6ut one night
nhs journey q! This extensive exer-
ION, in an inhospitablr climate, produ.
ed disorder which terminated his life
n Poland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15
wAsHINGroN, MARCH S.

The Twelfth Congress closed its ses-
sion about IL O'Clock last night
The Senate OF the United States, by
amode proceeding which has fire
quenty OH the floor of The House been
termed he go-5 rejected the bills pro.
posed by the House for hroh'6iting the
upg foreign licenses, and the 6M hro.
hhiing erhortation IN foreign bottoms
1hisis the first time, we believe, that
this course has been pursued by the Sen
Ge Whose proceedings are generally SO
ttrorous,) of evading question presen-
led 10 their consideration by the House
Of Representstises-EVA AIDING, we
say, because it is well understood, that
the time would have been so consumed
by debate, had the bills been taken up,
as to have precluded their conslliu-
lonal passage.
The Senate also yesterday postpon ed
20 the next session the biz laying an adj
d'nonai dufy on foreign tonnage, and
jorbidding The restoration Of goods under
adjudication.
For some time, perhaps two hours,
beiofe adjournment, there was not a
Quorum OF the House present--in con
sequence of which several bills were
iostm ransim between the Two houses
among which was the bill 10 amend
the naturalization laws, the invalid PEN
sion BILL
The following appropriations have been
made this Sess n { the yesr 1918 -
unlde1srtment and Mlscella-
neous objects, Si,5OO, 600
Military, including balances of
uhexpended appropriations, 81 500.0Go
navai, including slips to be built, 8 500 900
redemption of Public Debt, 5000 900
hgditonal Naval Officers, $50 600
Vh'ceis and Crews OF Fligates. l95,O0O
S,39,975. 600
"oiil from the Senate, authorising
suY person TO destroy any British arm.
C'essei within our waters, except a
e'nel, &C by means of torpedoes, or
j sy other submarine engine, and allow
%s one hall oft the value of such ship To
~ePrson who shall destroy the same,
'"eommi'ted TO committee OF the
'"oie house. 1t was reported to the
'u'e, motion was made to post
h'"e The same indefnitely-negatived
- "o'ion was made to postpone it ill
's'oar'h Monday of May next-neg.
"ec' TWAS then ordered to be en-
S S,Ossed Tor third reading read and
:" the evening of the last day of the
~. ~@ session OF Congress, the President
communicated s0. documents touching our
a'ons with France and roll of per.
'"'' holding Offices under the U. ).
tn EEw.YoRK, MARCH ..
IN. -ae PRESIDENTS iast Message The
''ueO' appears to be very angry that
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15
From iag Ugeiae/3ay's Csntinsi

From LAP Wtiasfaay'' Csntinti
Tar Preach dates are days later than
,be RuOian the latter only bringing down
their operation, to a few days at err recon
,usripg Waaa. Their next accounts will
new The plight IN which the Freneh croiIed
the Nsus-, &c where II is known they LETT
EVEN their fltk and wounded and will thew
sha fort of" eO,fs' they were which BrRlH-
ns faxed had arrived in 7Bo,n t5s
Where The RufIians will halt, we have yet
10 learn; bur a. they had already declared
III. PrufTian /o,bsgs' lin which BEsTHiss
aate. the corp, to bel in itate of 6eee = as
freih troops were on the march from RsDia ;
and 40 detection had commenced in the +, Ut
fan corps lis probable they have not confined
lhsmlelves to the recovery of their Poifh
territories, tn. have carried the wa- into the
heart CT PrsGs, and the Dutchy of War'a,p.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15

We learn from the County of Lin
coin that the Peace Makers are zeal
ously engaged in supporting the cleo.
ton of JOSHUA HEAD, Esq as one of
the Senators fthe lower districts In
telligence from our interior towns as
sures us that the longing hQte far bet
ter times, is calling into activity the
best men and best exertions.
The County of York is Oh the alert
to place in the Senate, two of The
friends of Peace and Commerce, for
the ensuing year-the people OF thai
County are prompt TO do their duty
and know hozu TO do il,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15

IN EEW.YoRK, MARCH ..
-, fres'aenfs iaat Message -rhe
''''o' appears to be very angry that
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15

We understand that orders have been
received for the immediate march oil
Col. N'Co6b's Regiment of Volunteers
for Sacke:'s Han bour.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15

On Thursday last 81 much of our gpoode,
spaAS a. was allotted 10 h protection OF ,ho
District of Maine, consis ing Of four lhrio'
redouta5ie gun beats, sailed from this port
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15
LONDON, JAN. IT, 1873,
FRENCH LOSSES.

The Rufian official ftatements OF
/. loges of the French in the late
W anoaiqn, made up to the 3oth No
' .,mber land which of courfe do not
include thofe loft at Wilma, IlIht'
Nc are as follow -
" TAKEN nc Generals, 1890 Off
,ers of various grades, $4,000 rank
and and file, 7oo pieces of cannon, iome
af them damaged +, 80 colors. Sixteen
EAGLES, one Marihal's baton, (trun-
ebeou) 100 Ammunition Cars, &e.
and 1000 baggage Wagons
KILLED = 40 Generals, 1900 Of
scers. and 1923 folders, &c
Belide the full Gazette OF 'suiiian
official accounts, we learn nom cor
retf lources, LI:n,
p..'am.,;on TO ,k Poles, offering
, ,b.m elemency. nd new organiza-
. .;na Cor POLLARD That the Emperor
' a'rxsnpr, was daily expected at
tv;laa odd that the Pruilian fottrsis
t,i hssa declared in a itate of iiege.
no nae 14th slt. it was calculated
,Lt the remains of the French army
executive of Macdonald's corpS) did
rot exceed o,ooc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22
WAsHINoroN CRY. July 10.

One OF the Editors returned from Head
Quarters on Saturday night. The last ac-
couhts left the British squadron, consisting
of two fTigates, two sioops of war and two
tenders. off swans Point. This is all the
force ascertained. Other force was reports
ed to be lowcr down, its amount variously
stated. A cctachrne of cavalry had pro-
ceedcd with Col Muncoe down the river, to
ascertain aud examine the force below.
The following disposition has been made
CT the troops at and near Fort Washington,
(Wai burton.) a strong detachment OF u
nited States artillery, under the command
Of captain Ritchic, occupies the fort. The
covering. work and the ridge on which it
stands are held by a battalion of the 10th,
one company Of the 10th United States iu-
fantry. commanded by capt Brooks /; major
Kings battalion of drafts ard a detachment
from capt. Burch's COMPANY, with their field
pieces, the whole under the command of col
Nicoil ofthe first regiment of u. States artil =
iery.
On the road leading frou, Piscatway to
Port Tobacco are posted the dragons, sup
portcA by capt. Davidson's infantry, captain
Stuil's rihemen. the Georgetc@n grcnadiers
| under the command Of capt. Ednonston,
capt. Ruth's. capt CasSin's. capt. LcnoX's &
capt. Young's infantry.
o''t III t'iS. Az TIC ic'if, aaH HSa'SI TIC
point where the Warburton and Washing
| ton City roads meet. is the seth regiment
under the command of Col. Caberry, with
| the remainder of Capt. Bnrch's artillery
This disposition, while il guards against the
| enemy's approach, whether by land or wa
| ter, admits OF Il ready concen5raiidn-o f our
| force OH either point OF attack. Besides the
| above. capt. PEERS artillery went down from
Georgetown on Saturday, bIt had not been
| stationed when we heard from. theup,-
| Ii there should prove to be no other force
in the Potomac than that which is stated, a
smallpart of the force nov in service would
be amply sufficient to keep it in check.
Nuf. I7f.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22
WAsHIxc anx C14r. hin n

By gentleman who came up last night from
the Camp, we learn that the encmy's vessels
are proceeding gradually, but slowly up the
Potomac, carefully sounding their way. in two
divisions the first, Consisting OF six vessels I'M.
der the command OF Admiral Cockburn the o.
ther, several miles lover Gown, consis, lag of
i've sail, under Admiral Warren Our Fl lends
below are in high spirits, and able and wiling
to bcstow on the enemy a sslutary discipline.
ifhe come within their reach.
iuil company Of some OF the most respecta.
bic gentlemen in Charles county, exempt ny
their advanced age from service, Yesterday
mustered az Piscataway, under command Of
WILLIAM ID BEALL, Esq late Cot. in the
United states army, and Showed their willing
ness to meet the che my.
Two or thee companies of MARYLAND militia
are enca'uped about two mill, u advance OF our
volunteers, under 1t. Col. TaoMpsoN.
The " Washington Volunteers," an elegant
comranyrecenly raised in the lily of Richmond
and who arrived an this city ON Sunday las, I'm.
der command Ut Capt. Be oxER, on their way
to the frontier, we understand are detached 10
our camp Tor the present N. Latel
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22
DOMESTIC.
MILLEpGEvILLE. July z

We have pleasure in stating that General
Wilkinson safely arrived in this place, yes.
terday evening, on his way to the Head
Quarters Of the n. Army. II will be rccol-
lected that fears were entertained for his
safety. owing 10 the hostile disposition ma
infested by the warning Indians in the Greek
nation, through which he passed but we
understand HIS passage was entirely unin-
rumult and commoton rage in
the nation-the dsaffcc;ed Indians have the
ascendancy, and the adherents of the Big
Warrior are closely beset. The property
of A. Cornels. we understand hss-been de
stroyed and his family taken prisoners.-
Col. Hawkins is expected here to-norrow---
Has Culpable supineness or sordid interest
Induced him to procrastinate a requisition
for assistance Had timely request for aid
been solicited, tranquility would have becn
restored to the nation long ere this---and
those who have enforced cur laws, and the
laws of justice, would not now have to dread
the'iupcnding destruction which appears to
hover over them. Some speedy and ef;ici-
ent measures must now be adopted to stop
the destructive career OF the varring party,
or the frontier settlements of Georgia will
add another list TO the catalogue of savage
massacre and desolation. which has black
ened the page of humanity, aud elected the
tear of silent agoa, tor ,ir bntchered bre-
thren.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22
A SKIRMISH.

Near midnight on Friday night, two bar
ses landed at Swans point in CharlSs coun-
ty, about go miles below, with so men, for
the purpose OF plunlering. it was presumed.
They were seen by party of The militia &
repulsed. There was some confusion on the
part of the militia, most of them having ar
rived in the Course of the proceeding day,
and not being arranged in any order An Of
ficer of militin, capt. Neal, was killed, apo-
other wounded, (Dr. Hanson,) probably by
accident, the affair having taken place SO
late. Col. Monroe. with part OF capt. Cald>
Wells troop, arrived ON the ground just as
the action terminated; but there was no fur
Their attempt made OIL the pssrt OF che enemy.
We have not heard wl,ar Injury the enemy
sustained, but it is said that several dead or
wounded were carried OF the beach when
they retreated.
The next morning they fred or shot
from one of their frigates at the house in
which col. vi. and part Of the troop were
at breakfast, but without effect. Ib.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22
VIRGINIA. ARGUS.
X L CH n o Nd:
THURSDAY, JULY 90, 1915.
/" TREASON! TREASoNw
Federal Republican OF july 10


The following is enc of those impotent at
tempts at the fierce and quartz of a rhcto
rical hgnre, yclsped irony, to which, for wan.
OF more powerful weapons, the editors of the
Federal Republican are so often compelled
10 recur. Poor, mean, pitiful display OF their
unparalleled skill. and gisni-like strength in
thenoble and transcendsnt art Of attack and
defence Who, ever thought, OF asserted.
that the Federalists from Loudoun, Mont
gohery, or ANY other section of the union,
we're all traitors, all ready TO PROSTATE the
dearest rights OF their Country at the feet of
England! Surely, no one.-It is enough to
be man, and mote than enough to be an
American, no matter OF what political par
~, to be hred with a generous indignation
at the outrsges OF the savage foe whose i'm
pure presence now pollutes our soil. There
Is in the breast Of every honorable man
principle that transcends all reasoning, Just
or false-a flame before which all the quib-
blcs and sophisms of political delusion are
mere ignis fafuj, feeble, osciilating. evanes-
cent. 1t is the toue Of coftniry. 1t is that en-
nobiinS instinct, which, confirmed by thou
sand resistless Influences in early education
and afterwards by a Consciousness ofthe IT.
caiculabie advantages OF liberty, aud her
concomitaht blessings, teaches US better les
sons than wisdom hcrself----'' raises nlc1,
boOe io71, erecting, stLfSh, iyno6ic ,taSsions,
and contracted Uirsvs-eraLts them iHIo he
r3es, and sends them into che battles of1htir
country, animated griih hDiy aud ia vb,ci6ie
Enthusiasm" Such, We believe, is the po-
lar-star that guides against the foe the peo-
pie Of Lout,oun, Montgomery &c.--T hey
know how to Jeei. and will let Mr.. Wagner
ard Co. scribbe, and talk, and spin the cob-
webs of sophistical delusioh,l as much, as
they please. They have heard the loud im
pressive appeals Of their insulted ountry !;
They have seen tbs tears of weeping hu
manity. Mr. Wagner may continue deaf
and blind--Irue Americans never shall,
III such crisis as the present.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22
PROCLAMATION.

Cfhis Najesfy The EmferoT, to the .4rmy.
"SoLDIERs IL am entirely satisfied with
yourconduct. You have fulfilled my wishes.
You have supplied every thing in your cor
dialitg and bravery You have, in the glori-
GUS dav of the Cd May, defeated and put To
flight the armies of Russia and Prussia, com
Inanded and led on By the Emperor and
Ning.-Tou have added new lustre to the
blTlliancy OF my Eaeles-Ym have evinced
hat Frenchmen are capable of achieving.
The battle of Lu,zen will hereafter be
ranked with Austerlitz, of Jena, of Fried.
land and of Moskwa. In the last Campaign
the enemy coald find no refuge against our
arms, bur i'm recurring II the ferocious and
barharous conduct OF their ancestors. The
legious of I artary have devastated their
Country, and destroyed their cities by fire,
without sparing even their holy city of Mos
COW They have since advanced within our
confines, abetted by the trait,r Gus and ADAM
doucd subjeors Of Germany, of Italy, and e.
ven Of France. They have cried mp sys-
TEN ut revolt--they have disseminated tho
horrors Of anarchy, of civil war, of murder A.!
They have shewn themselves apostles of all
kinds ofcriminalty.
e" 1t is moral as we'll as q physical In
cendiary that would devastate bY sword and
tire the countries between the Visluia and
Rhine, IN order, according to the system of
barbarous and tyraanic governments, to IN.
icrposc deserts and deselation between them.
and our avenging troops. Insensate barba-
rians They feel no attachment To their So
vcrclgDs they esteem not the spirit the or
der, and the good sense of Germans-they
even seem to foget the power and the brave
ry of the Freuch.
" ~ a single dty you have frustrated these
parricidal projects you drive back tire Tar
tar hordes into their frightful climate.
whose bournCs they never should have pass
cd. They shall remain in their icy deserts,
the ht abode OF slavery, barbarism and cor
ruptinn, where man is degraded to the level
of the brute You have we'll Deserved OF
civilized Europe.-Soldiers! Italy. France,
and Germany. render you their cordial
thanks.
Given ut our imperial camp at Lutzen,
81 May, 1873.
(Sigucd) NAPOLEON"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22
CnILLIcornE I,1r n


CHILLIcoTHE, July Il.
Since our last TO information of impor.
tance has been received from the North
Western Army. The most Of the pubIic
stores that have remained for some time a,
'hs place q Franklinton have been removed
ano are now on the way to Lower Sandu XIV.
70 wlicn place Col. Bartlett, the Or Master
General has gone. We presume it will not
De long before the army will commence
active operations. All the regular troops
destined Tor that quarter are now on the
.narch or already have reached head quar-
ters but whether it is intended to enbar,.
the troops at Cleveland or Lower Sandustv
IS vet unknown. 1t is reported in the Trnmp
OF Fame, printed at Warren, that the British
are preparing to evacuate NJ iloen--thas
they had shipped OF considerable part of
their valuable effects up lake Huron and
It is thought that they will go to the npper
end OF lake Huron, ascend a river that en-
pties into that lake, and heads near the Or.
tawas or Grand River which disemboene,
itself not far from Montreal.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22
FREDERICKSBURG, July 81.
TIE Enemu Refntae

The British Squadron yesterday morning
took their departure down the Po,omac0
They were seen as tar as B!ackstone's island
under fall sail We are sorry To, part win
them, without having evinced our gratitude
tor recent Javors. and an earnest of future
f,7cndahW. We canno: conjecture their des-
tiDa'ion.
We are informed that they made an at
tempt to land. on Monday, near Macl. cd, c
creek, and were gallantly beaten off. with
some loss, by the militia of King George
County.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22

While engaged in getting OF the property
they were attacked by a. force, consisting
of regulars, militia ana Indians. who had
come down from Buffalo, and who poured
in successful fire upon the foe, killing con
siderable number-9 were left dead on the
shore besides capt. mortally Wounded
Our loss, killed and 3 wounded, nf whom
are Stree dead. AItho' the retreat of the e.
nemy was precipitated. they succeeded in
taking away the above property, which was
doubtless their object in crossing over.
N. b. Our officers would not suffer the In
dans to scalp the dead.