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FOR SALE
RY LAWRASON 6 FOWLE,

FOR SALE
BY LAWRASON 6 FOWLE,
The Cargo Of the brig Dolhhin, CAPTAIN
Szstt, from B0ston---being
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt
100 casks Lime
100 boxes Mould & Dipt Candles
10 hhds. n. E. Rum
$50 reams Wrapping paper.
80 boxes Soap
October %
LANDING
From the Schooner Sophia, Captain
Thoms, from Portland, and for sale
by
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hhds West India Rum,
Is barrels Tanners Oil,
100 boxes Soap,
so do Mould Candles,
40 boxes bottled Cyder, Of one dozen
each,
22o reams of Vellum Foolscap and
Pot Writing Paper.
8 boxes Seine Irvine.
Octobcr 29
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Vaccine Institution Lottery.
SO days drawing over and three FRI
yes of $4,000 still in the wheel.
The FIRST drawn ticket on the 45th
dav will be entitled to $4,000.
Present price of Tickets 8 IL.
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susquehanaA Canal Lottery.
40 days drawing over and t1Do Prizes
of g $4,000, and t7vo of 5 10000 still In
the wheel
Present price of Tickets Si2'
Tickets warranted undra"n IN eacn
of the above Lotteries, for sale by
r. GRAY.
: January
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he Store, corner OF Prince
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Pf Dry Goods. G'0-
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which vii. be expressed
bills Of the day. :.
goods which are on Il.
the prices of which are Z
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This day is Published BY
CO1vr0M g STEWART,
PRRYlR.S

OF III.
Right Rev. THOMAS WILSON, . b.
So ysarsBisbop OF Sodor s. Man.
Selected from his works, and djgested
into forms, suited to private persons
and families.
Pr ire Ken. HIM MEADE.
WITH AN APPENDIX.
Containing Prayers GU. Of the Holy
Scripture, arranged under various heads,
md suited to the various feelings Of the
heart and the various situations of hu.
man life.
January 4
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{ will sell a Female Slave,
suitable for Farm, at very reduced
nr;ce and / will give liberal wages t'r
= Male Slave of good condition, 'or
the ensuing year, to be employed IN
Alexandria. q
Bede Clements.
December %.
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For Sale or Hire.
POT0.I.1C and SiiE.N.t.VDO.iH
LOTTER2.

~ EJIs
W. HEREAS :, Dock OF Tickets III
w the Second Class OF the Poto-
mac and Shenandoah Lottery, now draw.
ing in Georgetown, containing ore hen
drcd tickets, numbered from 2(6oI to-
2l7oO, both inclusive, was on Wednes-
day the 18th instant, mislaid or surneptl,,
So, '..,.-. f.~-.. .uIUng the papers o'
the Potomac Company hereby chu'
zion all persons from making purchases
Or receiving transfers of any OF the be-
fore described tickets, as they are the
properly of the Potomac Company and
40 prizes drawn against any OF their
plumbers will be paid.
JONAH THOMPSON, Agent
of Potomac and Shenandoah Lottery.
November %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21

Soon after MIR. Carey's appointment,
the mission sustained another loss by
the death of Mr.. Brunsdon, which was
soon after followed by that of MIR
Thomas. He lived TO see the whole
Bible translated and the New. Tesla
ment Published he lived TO see six ma
lives baplised, and work of grace be-
gun that was never 10 end: he lived to
see the mission firmly established al
Serampore, under the favor of the Dan
ish sT English governments, with every
prospect OF enlargement, and his coll
league devoted to an Office in the College
that WAS to extend its protecting shade
over tie Mission house and having
seen all this, he fell asleep on the 18Th
day OF October, 1901. by these repeat
ed deaths the number of missionaries
was again reduced TO three, with the
addition of Felix Carey, who soon after
bis baptism began 10 preach.
To be continued
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21

talk IN such strains, any more than II
would Mr.. Gallstin TO preach against sobs
fnd insurrections.
Il would seem that we are to be paid for
the desolating our coasts, by railing at
the Bi.ish bsrbsrity. The great Mr.. Clay,
of Kentucky, has already procured Com
mlttee q 5a,ta,ites, the ots sct Of which is
to excite the passions OF the people to carry
on the war. I, is somewhat preposterous
for the gentle spirits of Kentucky to read
lectures on humanity. And it Is somewhat
doubtful in whose bands sn honest man
would fare bes,, whether in those OF q Ken
iuckim---or of an Indian. But i, 10 q new
mode OF reasoning, TO argue thus in a circle
that 10, provoke war with the British 8.
lndians--rousc them to letslistion--snd
when retaliation comes, cry out sgainst its
eiiec,s-snd then call loudly on every body %
unite and supper, The war against such bar.
barians. A mere logical course wouid
have been, not to have provoked q useless
and destructive war with such cut.trros,s
& murderets, and in shn, MODE have avoided
the mischief. How many towns can we #.
ford to lose for the protection of British DE-.
aerlers, ani vaghbonds How many lives
are 10 be sacrificed, how many families
made miserable, how many hearts broken ,
how many estates rsned, before the bal.
lance ofthis war will turn against us
IBID.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21
Legislature Of passartxlsetts.
IN SENATE.

MesrAv, yuNs Ia. ~
A bill more fecaually TO iecsre. the ridiS
fluff age "A bill regulating the tale Of meal
and a bill TO incorporate the New.fngIsnd
Bank, was pslrsd TO be epgrofsd. ~.
bill to regulate the gaage of cider ca1ka
vas reieded - 800 ~,
A Committee WA appointed to con6der III
prelens lta'e of ddcipline aud practical kuowl-
edge in the art of gunusry of the artillery.
companies in this Commonwealth, and alto
to inquire il any, aud what inaruments and
treatise are necesary for their infiruSson and
ufe
The committee Of conference en- the re-,
port concerning the letter of the secretary "
War reported feversi Refoiutions. a,a fubai-
tate sor thar before paded--which were II.
copied 20 to II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21
HoUSE OF RsPREsENTArzvKs.

sAfussAfs Juss ~ 3
Agreeable TO Alignment the Report of the
COMMITTEE or con,eiled elections, rspetfnc,
the election in Cbarleficwn, declaring ,lfe
iezts of David Goodwin. Thonsss Hsrris,
William sulin and John soely, Ffsrs 10 b
vacated, was eo3hdered sud accepted, I6S TO q
ks'0sss, allowing pay 10 the returned raem,
Der, Of Charleiown, for their Attendance 10
this day." was pafed. "a bh. :.
s,sb,s. tan, ii. n
A bill 70 repeal an aa 90 limit the tenars N
Office of Sherif.--was p.fed TO be sngrofsS.
A bill to regulate the office Of Secretary, war
received from the senate, where IL had paGed
to be engrofsd, was read twice, aud to- NOR
row shgned for the third reading. a..
A bill to repea, the az for paying thu Rep
refen,atives from the State lreaiury-was
paffed to be enacted. ~,
A committee was appointed to inquire
whether any naiu,e provi6on was peceiiary
TO prevent the indecent npoiurs of psrfous.
while bathing within view of dwelling .houics
and highways 80. 5. - 49,
The remembrance 70 the Congress Of the y.
S on the prefenr unhappy war. wa aeeep.
ted without dvition T..
The Mafaehsfeus Hofpi,sl sddtiousl BiN
was Paaed to bsspafesd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21
From he f., onfiersr

ALBANY, JUNE lo-Bya gentleman
who came in las nights western stage,
We learn, that Gen Winder, with his
brigade was in full pursuit Of the. rec
treating British army, under Gen. Vim.
cent, W hich i- said to be 1900 strong-s
and that General Lewis, On Monday
se'nnight, landed at York, with large
body OF men--This places the enemy
between two fires, and cuts off their re.
treat to Kings,or-The capture Of this
army was therefore considered Is ine
evifable.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21
FROM A LoNpss pArsr.

A French chemist has lately astons
ished our sugar.bakers by the exhibie
ton Of new and shortened process for
refining sugar. He effects in two or
three days wha, has usually been pew
formed, by the ordinsry process, only
in as many months and what is equal.
ly important, he produces the finest SUI
gar from the present refuse Of sugar
houses. The new process does not re-
quire the use of ballock's blood, and
other offensive materials hitherto en-.
ployed by the sugar-bakers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21

And making the whole debt incurred by The.
war for two years snd an hals only $500 ooe
COLLABORATING 20 millions more thau the .
mount or the old funded debt on the } II Ok
Jan.lS,2. -.
So much for Mr.. Galiatias calculations Tan.
she war might be carried ON S or ysaro and
only AZ millions of debt incurred.
Ar ,hi, rse 81 progrefIive eIpence, and
accumulation of debt and interef, If the war
mould Ian the term contemplated BY Mr.
Caia,;p the national debt, old and asw w,ll
not be efs than d 100000, 900. The annual
intereff of which will exceed the national
enue received any one year luce the adop
Of the contribution. How then, 1t may be ais-
ed, are the expenses of government ON peace
eflsblifhment and diminu'ion OF the prinei
pal of this enormous debt, to be provided FOG
~ flrure The anf~er IL, by eontiuuef,
ircreated and oppreGive internal taxes and
duties. Yes LEI this war con.inue three yesrs
longer, and thefe newly discovered bsaings
of free government. tsefe vile eiPedients
of an sser.nieai adm nya,a,ioa, will he our
durable portion, and the iaflins Inheritance Is
our ponerhy -P. A~risas.
Dear Bought Hicfo,y.-ln speaking OK the
Capture of Little York, the Ontario Repo6r
nory says" We s,ste. on the authority OF
respectable man, who was present during
the whole battle 4 Little York, and who
was the next day On board cur vessels, and
took transcript ofthe list Of Filled ana ,1is-
arg, that the number amouD'ed 10 fI1x
HUNDRED AND rirrY.Tnass." q.
4 Musical Snlf EOx.--It is stated in tss,1
On, srin Rel osi;ory." TT u At The cap, ure Of
Lille York, Soldier found, in The ruins OF
the Fo's an elegant gold snnf box, so COM
siructod as % contain an orssn shat plays
,is tuaes. l, is sud, that Gen. Dearborn,
baby deenins it All admirable scconf
Ipsnsment 10 his s.sier.dd military soar, pure
chased the box Of the fortuna,e soldier AZ
the price ofene hundred dollars The box ie
Is added belonged to Gen. sheaffe, who
gave for 1t originally aae hl'.-t cd suineas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21

Making the whole debt ,
incurred tor the war up to /,
January next
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21
ss,s7s,sss
% $4,000
974s.33S

ss,s7s,s&
,o.sso,ooo
- -
as.ols,sss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

Cheyenne, faid to have on board 100000
dollars in fpecie."
1t Ludlow in the ftreet, and at the
Exchange Coffee Houie, was greeted with
repeated cheerings.
This victory was announced at the
Theatre, where were eommodores Rod.
gers and Hull, and received with acclama-
tons that were unwilling to pauie for
the bufiness ofthe itage.
The ConftRti9n rates Al guns, and
mounts 81 orss. The 1aUa SO, &
mouuts 40. The former carries IA
FOUNDERS On her main deck, the lat
ter i8-pounders'-Ihis difference,
with the confirmed fuperiority of A.
merican feamen in dicipline and gun
merry, will account for the great dis.
parity of lofs and damage fuitained
in this action.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
NEW GOODS.
Weber & Merrill,

HAVE jus, received aud now offer for
sale an extensive assortment Of
ENGLISH GOODS,
suitable for the present and approaching
season-smong which are,
Best superfine 3rosdclo,hs
Midling and low priced do
Superfne Csssimeres, consisting OF
black, drsb and mixed
Cords-Cos,ings-- Outfits
Flanneis and Bsizss
Peliece Cloths-Bombsze,ts
s-Duranis-Crspes
Best dress'd and undfessed Calicoes
Silk sud common Cngaams
Csmbficks, white, black and coloured
A large assortment of Fancy Muslins
Shswls--silk and cotton Hsndkerchiefs
Long Lawn Linen-Braces
Gentlemen and Ladies' Beaver Gloves
ditto ditto silk & wors,ed Hose
Black and coloured Sewing Silks
Coat and Vest Buttons
Riobons-Tspes and Bobbins
a general assortment OF Am sricsn
Factory G ,ols, &c. &c.
Fe6 1 II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
dent, in the electoral vote, Mr.. CT.
ry would now be Prefdent elect h..
ing the hlghefi number of vote, ]"
JtaHi,,ofo,, Ill

Harrington, FEB u.
The military committee repor,.i
bill. providing for rafting 10 ,o.
panies of rangers, to be RATED :. |.
part of the 30 additional repime - :
for the defence of the weftern @oa.
try-read and engrof1ed for a tb s',
reading. s
The report of the naval commits.
and bill by them reported. for Il.
further encouragement of pIiva,... ~
was read, and the bill COMM tied = ;, ;
committee of the whole houic.
A joint refolution from the Sem.
appointing a committee to wal, =,
the Prefdent, and notify him Of h.
reelection as PreGdent of IL. II
States. was read and propofed, and
committee on the part Of the hon.
was appointed for that purptie.
The houfe went into commune :,
the whole on bill for an increaE i
general of1ieers-The blank WA 81
led with 6 major generals-reDOr,a
tothe houfe and ordered to be enprd,
fed for a third reading-read and
pafsd.
The houfe went into commit,.. =,
the whole on the bill fupplemenisr
to the aa for the increale Of The =,
Wy which provides for the buildiu,
or purchaGng lx foops Of war. and
a for the Lakes empowering the
PreGdent to contract for the building
of 6 "a gun fhips, erecting dock
yard, &c. The bill appropriate one
million Of dollars-reported to the
houfe, and ordered to be engroa;d
for third reading.
The Houfe alto resolved itfsIf int,
a committee OF the whole on the Bill
for renting penalties and forfeitura,
incurred in confequence Of impora.
tons from the dependencies of Great
Britain and Ireland. Several amend.
ments we've adopted. he bill wa,
reported to the houle, and ordered to
be engrofled fer a sd reading.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
Abril Election j.!

ATa full meeting of Citizens-friends to
the true Interests and lasting Honor ana
Peace of their Country-from every part OF
the Commonwealth, held in Boston, on the
9Th inst Gen. HOLMAN, Of WOrcesfe' County,
IN the chair, il was
RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY,
To support, at the ensuing April election
HIS ExCELLENCY
Caleb Strong, Esq
FOR GOVERNOR. AND HIS HONOR
William Phillips, Esq.
FOR 1T. GOVERNOR OF MhSSACHU-
SETS,
THE ESsuIso YEAR
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
NOTICE..

JONAS MILLS, informs his friends and the
public in general. that he has taken the
itore next door TO Mr. Nathaniel Dana, Prsble
pace Middle itreet. where he has for (ae a
general anor;msnt Of
Wef-India Goods e Groceries
viz. Cogn,ae Brandy Old Jamaica Spirits !.
ST CrolI Rum olaDd and American Gin |;
Cherry Rum; Mols1es; Vinegar; CIDER and
Apples per barrel; Lib N and Liver pool Salt !;
iine ,abLe Salt; Cotton Factory Warp and
fiock,ng Yarn, Coffee, Ieas, Chockoiate, Rice,
-Four; Meal Butter; Crackers sweet Oil I;
Pollock u Codfih Rariius; Figs; Currant. /;
hfpice; Pepper Ginger; Cloves; Nutmegs;
Cinnamon; Peppermints Sugar Plumbs
Candy; Spaniih and american C,gars, brown
aud ihAvins Soap, mould and dip d Candies,
loaf. lump, brown and white;usars. Brooms.
Sleeves, Bru(hes, Mats, Oil Nuts Ground Nuts,
F,lbern, Cranberrys, bel preierved Curo, e
and Ounces, capers, fmall adortment of
C,oekery Ware,
Flour Of Emery for c'eaning Rrafs', Sole
Leather, a quJnti'y of Connecticut Bottles
from half pin, to one gallon.
hAo 200 VT ben American Gun Powder
The iubicriber keeps an aformn, of
Wef-india Goods
at his Dwelling Houie oppshte Col. Burn.
hams tavern for the accommodation of thofe
who may plede TO favor him with their
cuaom Jan. 4 CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
their aTiftance, with a reinforcement;

their arihance, with a reinforcement;
but receiving the melancholy intelli
gence of their unhappy fate on his
march, he Immediately fell back, and
retreared IS miles on this Gle the
rapids, after deitroying final guam.
thy of rrovlGons which could not be
brought off, Gen. Upper has
marched from his ifation in order to
ioin Gen. Harrifon, Gen. Perkins,
Ieftwich and Crooks, with their Brig
ADDS, joined him fome time ago.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
From Wabinefon, Feb 10.

"The Senate attended, puriuant
to a Joint refolution when the Vice.
Prelident took the Speakers chair ;
and after counting the votes, the tel.
lers reported the following refult-
For James Madifon as PreGdeut I2S
For DE Witt Clinton do 80
For E. Gerry as vice preGdent 1917
For ] Ingerlol do SO
1t may be obferved upon the a.
bove reiut, that had not the law
been altered 70 as to render the delig-
nation of PRECEDENT and Vice Pref
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
Extract Of . letter from Hamp on, lchem.
peske) dated Feb O.

E8AidNt W y i$NNet ''NaH fiohif ohg kkiCsAs
peske) dated Feb O.
The British fee, is still in Lynbaun
Bay-s,re,ched in a line completely across
the channel, which entirely stops oil YES.
sells from coming in or going out They
daily make captures Of small vessels As they
have small craft, pilo, boats. and their bar.
ges to cruise in shosl water. II completely
stops The navig alton.
1--WE are informed from Norfolk, that
they have landed at Cape Henry, and plum.
dered the people of allthey hsd-broke The
lan,horn Of the light house. and made de.
msnd Of water, which WAS refused. The
militia is in motion nearly through the
whole state. There is in this town one fol
regimen,, and another on the march, whloi
will be here by night. The Governor IS 4
he head Of 10, 0Co men near Norfolk Yo'
must calculate 10 hear Of . warm reception
# ,hey attempt to land, which they sppea
determined 10 do, as water they want, ano
water they will have The British hee'
consists OF ten sail OF large, and several sma'
vessels"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
THE ENsuIsG YEAR

Citizens Of JfassSehnsens,
WHILE YOUR fellow coun,rymen, in
States cursed with advocates Of war for
Rulers, hsve been conscripted, marched
from their homes and business, and compel
led 10 make immense sacrifices and the
States loaded with debts to support them
merely to keep up the wicked farce of war
"A War founded on a well known faleshood
declared by precipitaucy, folly. and gross
prejudice, and conducted by the most
wretched imbecillity and ignorance -
While Pestlence and Death, after following
in the train of Surrender, Defeat, and Dis.
grace, have carried their desolating raw.
ages from the environments TO the coun.
try You. good Men Of Massdehasens.
have been free from those useless harras.
ings-hsve been SLOWED TO pursue your
csllings and agriculture in the bosoms Of
your families And while you have been
equslly as free from INVASION or threat, as
your neighbours the Nation With
whom YOU have been declared to be in q
state of war, know you are prepared to de
fend your property, affairs, ard fres des-
You have enjoyed. in an eminent degree,
the verific alton Of the maxim Of Revela-
ton, " When NE Righteous are in authority
the Reetie rejoice" And it would be an
insul, on your understanding to urge you
to hold fast IN these blessings.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

A French paper lately received, says
that French officer found on the l4.h
September, on the field of battle at Mo-
i,isk, Russian, who had both his legs
carried away, and who had remained in
that state IL days, feeding on the flesh
of horse, which had been killed beside
him -Imhrobabie.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
LITE FROM FRANCE

BALriMoRE, FEB. 10 Capt. Bur-
TON has jut arrived from Nantz.
which he left the 2sth Dec. He
has brought Paris papers to the 2Iit
Dec
The" Journal de Paris" of the
10Th Dec. contains long article of