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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22
+. Little & Co.

Lave lately received an additional fupply Of
"A BOOKS u ST.d7I0NhRT.
which they offer for lale at their t0re in Mufley
Row. on the moff reafonabe terms
~ subfcrbers are requelted to call for their lait
Nos Of Chriitian Difcipie :;
May be had az the above fore, Tickets. Halves,
Quarters and Righihs in the excellent Union Canal
Lottery-25, 900 &As b;, bsf Prize.
Asp Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22

SNHERRAs Hannah, my wife has lsf, my bed
w and board and 1eiuies TO live with u,e
without any juIiIhabie cauie --al perions are for
hidden to harbor or truit her on my account for
thaii pay no debts OF her cent? acting sfer this
aae. A5A DEAN
Paris July 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22

Fivt hundred numbers wiW conqitpte days
6ralving; and the Stationary Prizes will
b. determined ateordingy.
1t rarely happens, that she otjeSa of Lottery is
interel,ing TO The sVbets community. But to fave
the Msssp@. # Ns.s. E.els.s from declining in its
commerce and coniequence on the return OF gen
efsi peace-,o open ns internal refources and mite
New.Hampihre and Vermont to Maa4chufetts, by
bonds of mutual benefit, - permanent a. the riv
en and canals by which their in,ercourie will be
carried Onto make Bottom advance like NswyoIk
Imported by popu ous, exten6ve aud productive
back county are ss' stisss into which every re
dect'ng man. every merchant, and every owner of
tilste, mul enter and mutt feel. Il 10, there
fore, confidently expettsd, ,ha, Lottery granted
TO comp etc the great undertaking of openisg In.
land Navigation, will receive peculiar fuppou
and thai as.y. who have not been in the habit of
advepturing IN Lotteties, will be willing and deGr.
Gus OF ribusiog the iucceis Of this, for the
This Cais will commence drawing in Bolton in
October next
The highea prize will be paid in ninety days af.
ter he drawing fhall be -complered; and all other
prizes in G1ty days, and payment will be made 10
bills generally current in Boaos. Prixes mutt be
demanded within one year from the end of the
drawing of the Cafs.
Venders OF Ickets Will pleaie TO return TO the
Managers al tickets they ihall not take to their
own account, on or before the 10th day Of Octo-
Der Gext after which day the price oftckets will
be advanced
BENZ AMIN WELD
WILLIAM a. KENT. Ms.sgr..
ANDREW slGoURNEY,
B9sos, J1ss, 1914.
Tickets, Quarters and Fights
in the above Lottery. tor fae at the Booklores of
S Patten and e. Little & Co.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22
10 be Sold

THAT beautifully Gfuated spes for lanner.
4 Tavern keeper, Merchant or Msehsn,e, near
Go,ham corner. formerly the properly OF Csps
Samuel Whitmore. late OF fad Gorham. deeea'ec'
contauipe the buildings fifteen acres OF land with
good well of water, orchard, &c For te'ma
apply TO Uriel Whitney of NorthyaEu'ou'h.
Augue 2 4w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22

CrRAYED or fto'en out of the paiiure of Mr.. Mo.
ies Pottie in MiAot. On the 9sd OF July Iaf. a
cheinut coored Mare, abou, eight years years old
ihe is ipavined in her of gambrsl and has fmall
ip!it in one of her hoos. Whoever will return fad
Mare or give information 70 that the owner may
ger her again, ihall be we'll rewarded for their
trouble MOSES LITTLE,
Aug Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22
kaymond EuLling- Mil.

HE iuofer'bers are happy to isform the pub
1 lc thai they have re'urned to Raymond and
put their Fuiliug' Mill again into operation where
al orders Ia The line Of heir pr rofsfion will be
thankfully received and promptly and faithfully
eeufed' JOHN HARRIS & CO.
ka,mosd, Ayp Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22
PEUCINIAN SOCIETY.

BcWDOIN COLLEGE.
A N Grafton viii be delivered before the PEU
"A ClNIAN SOCIETY. in the Meeting. .Houie.
the day preceding Commen cement, at five o'clock
in the afternoon; by BENJAMIN RANDALL A.
NJ
The Society will bold their Annual meeting a,
8 o'clock P. M.
Honorary members are RESPECTFULLY requefled to
give their punctuaI attendance.
JOHN s TENNRY sec.ry.
Brunfwick Augult lith isl4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22
Cr0eksry Ware Store.
B. C.. ATWOOD,

= : d. Z. r WOOD,
Hay. 11ayla Rs.p, lNiddls 9,ees,
K EEPs coniaautly for tale general Aifortmenr of
AZ CHINA, CLASS e CROCKERr WARE.
Recently received, few boxes India Dining Sets.
2soo iunblers.
Alo. few boxes Pipes
PosAosd, Ase. IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22
NOTICE.
AUousT 8

A Ii perfoDs inter elted are hereby nc lied thar
"A by late law the Circuit Court of Common
p,eas for the county of Oxford will be holden at
Paris on the 6rR Tuefday of September ext, and
.ha, feiou bu6ne. will be transacted by faid Court
on Friday following, berg the ninth day of faid
month Inholder. and Retailers will recollect tha,
shi. will be the regular term for granting iicenie,.
BY order Of fAid Court,
CYRUS HAM1IN Cie,k
Augun 9 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22
L. Bacon & Wheelock,
AT TIL kIR

GARD F4GTORI,
in ReadfeId, (Maine) make and fell, whoIefale and
retail,
Cotton and -Wooi Cards,
all numbers. warranted of the very bsl quality
Merchants and Traders fupplied on the Leicefier
terms Cards delivered in Portland, Bath, W,icaf
fe, aud other places free from expenie to the pur
chafer Er ORDERS directed TO L, Bie0n u Go. will
receive prompt attention.
Euqu,re at Baker & Bartels, Portland.
RsaSfsd, 1yl, IS CIV.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22
John S, Dupee,
DrragH ssd Afstbtssry Fore H,"s Sass Ls.g- W5s.j
Pesttosd
HAS JUN received aiupp'y Of the
Extract OF Quercitron,
on BssRNcs OF
YELLOW OAK BARK.

~ The increaling demand for thi, vaiuablearti-
Gle lea better ten OF isutil,y than voiumesof re.
eommendations. Cio hiers and Hatters ON trial. will
hnd it one OF the greaef acqu6tions 70 their pro-
feions ever yet di(covered.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22
STEPHEN PATTEN,

uAs JUN received, frefh fuply of tbys jsAty e.
1 i ,esmsi s,s bgt!y ofp'ovsi I" MEDICINES, &c :
p,sps,sdt w; T. CoNwAY, No. S, Green Rreet,
Boston.
READ TRY !! JUDGE!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22
e. GREELEY.

E. GREELEY,
.Hn 70 /as ct Ne. Lorg- W6s.f,
20 hhds. w. Rum, of good quality
20 do Reeiied do.-4 pipes Brandy
10000 lbs Cofee-3oo hhds. Sals
10 hhds. Mufcovado Sugar
100 barrels Flour
10 hhds. Gin of the drlt quality
Aug 1914
NOTICE.
Taken BY Execution and 1oiN be f5M at Pub
lie Yendue on the pennies, On Saturday
27tb day Of ApgF next, at a o'clock, P M
TWO Share. in the Brunfsiet Cotton Manufae
i tury numbered S aud 4, owned by Nathan
;el Poor of Bsunfwick, which will be hfuck off to
the highelf bidder,
JOHN 2. HALL, d. SbaT
Brunfwiek, July 2s. 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22

Tickets, Quarters and Fights
in the above Lottery. tor faie at the BookGores of
S Patten and Z. Little & Co.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22
Massacbusetis Manuel:

= WUJJWLDDJtIIJ N 1NHPI
lust publilhed and for fAle at l. ADAMS
j Bookaore.
The Mafsehufetts Manuel for the political year
from June 1874 to Juae 1916 Devoted to HI
torica! Political Agricultural Medical Religious
Statitticai Commercial Naval Military Maionic
Banking Literary Charitable Humane Aitronomi-
cal and MnceIlaneous Inteigeuce. ALTO vaus
bic Dgeft Of the Election Laws
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-25
RIOT AT BOSTON.

BosroN, May 23.-On Wednesday last ar ARRAY
took place in this town between number otSpanish
and Portuguese sailors, and the Greeks belonging TO
the ship jerusalem in tbis harbor, in which Spar
lard was dangerously wounded On the following
day the Spaniards and Portuguese 10 the number OF
40 or SO. assembled in riotous manner, TO revenge
the injury of their countrymen. With this design
they went to the dwelling house of Mr. Atkinson,
at the North End, which they forciby entered, and
seized young Greek who boarded there and hav-
ing tied his hands behind him, insisted on his con-
ductIng them TO the place where his countrymcn
were concealed, threatening his life il he refused.
After this, they proceededio 10 Caarstown in riotous
and tumultuous manner, aud 10 the great terror of
the citizens In Charlestown they discovered the
other Greeks, who Immediately fed for refuge to
the Navy Yard. The Spanards torciby rushed in
after them--the guard at the gate was knocked
down-but before any violence was inflicted on the
Greeks, the whole party we're seized by the military
force at the yard. and by order Of Com cambridge
put in irons and sent on board the guard. ship. On
Friday 90 Spaniards and Portuguese we're brought
to town a warrant issued by Mr.. Justice Pollard,
and after examination were ordered into custody
for trial in June next.
The Greeks we're also examined on the charge of
stabb;ng Spanard, and committed to prison TO take
trial at the same time.
The Spanish Consul attended the examination as
sisted by George Sullivan, Esq his Counsel and the
prosecutions were managed by James 4. Austin,
Esq. for the Government.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-25
TAMERICAN PRIZE LISTS


The British sch Phoebe. Capt. Heath, with car.
60 of IL puncheons Rum, 18 do. Molssses, and 1
do Lime Juice, has ar at North-Carona, prize ID
the Hawk nrvatecr. Of Washington.
The English brig Camelion, from Bermuda for
St. Johns, cargo 81 runcheons Rum, and 17S casks
Molasses, captured 18th inst lat, 40 long. 90, by
the privateer sch. Mammoth, of Baltnorc. has ar.
at Portsmouth. The prize is fine fast sailing ves-
sci, having guns, and formerly the letter Of mar
que Leopard, OF Portland, built since the war, and
captured not many months since, on passage 10
Charleston.-The Csmelion left feet to the east
ward, the night before her capture, winch the priva.
teer went in pursuit Of The day befae the c. cot
IN she was chased several hours by friga,e.
Ar at Charleston. Is. c) llth inst British brig
Robert Holy, prize to the privateer xebec Utter.
Mathews, of Baltimore. The Rotwrt Holly was
from st. Johns, New Brunswick BOUND TO jamaica.
and was captured on the 25th ult. Cargo 50S Bar
rels Alewves, 50 do. lIcrrings, so do salmon, so
do. Tar. 10 do Oil, 81 Hhds Goldfish. $50 Bexes
Smoaked Herrings, 57l5 Cedar shingles, And $500
Staves.--The Utter had captured one other rrixc.
the letter marque brig Swift, of Halifax o66 tons,
cargo sundrics-carried long doubled fortified ls-
pounder on pivot, two 9's, and Is men, from Hall.
fax bound to Kingston, Jamiaca.
The chebacco boat Porpoisc, cargo dry-gocds.
has been sent into Machias by the privatscr boat
Nonsuch.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-25

The British Champlain squadron, consisting of I
brig, sloops. and 10 gallies, (sad to be under
command of Captain Barclay,) appeared OFT Otter
Creek, Vt. Friday evening, l3,b inst and at day
light next morning, the gales approached the bat
terry OF seven l2pounders, ship guns, lately thrown
up by Com. M'Donough, and commenced vigorous
fire upon it. They continued the attack one hour,
when the British retreated. Two Of their gallies ap
peared to have suffered considerably, being towed
away. 1t was imagined general attack was intend
ed but that the warmth Of their reception discour
aged them. We had only one person hurt, SER
geant who was slightly wounded. Hot shot We're
fired from our battery. Two guns were disnounted
in the fort Our squadron remained up the Creek.
They were preparing for cruize, aud expected to
be ready to sail by the 18th. On Sunday evening the
British we're off Gloucester point, 10 miles below
Burlington, apparently steering for home Commo
dore M'Donough's fleet wanted about 200 men sobe
in complete readiness to meet the enemy 40 Of which
had been met on the road going to join the feet. 1t
was considered that the American aeet would be SUI
perior to the British. It consisted of one ship Of so
guns, ten row galles, and three sloops.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-25

The attack of the enemy upon 0swego seems 10
have been resisted with determined bravery, for
long time, by the handful Of troops charged with IFS
defence, which did not exceed 500; while the dis
parity Of loss shows that the enemy purchased their
advantage dearly. We lost Lieutenant and four
men killed, l9 wounded, three of which have since
died. and about 20 taken prisoners. The loss OF the
enemy, it will be by the sNbjoined extract, was
far more serious The ordnance in the fort consist
ed of 10. one and two Founders, all old and
condemned. The enemy succeeded in raising
schr which had been sunk. having on board can
and quantity of cordage, and also boats,h hav-
ing a cannon in each. anu some naval stores. This
all the public property they succeeded in obtain
ing. The village was indiscriminatcly piaged, aud
What they did not succeed in taking away, was de-
stroyed, to rifes. Several Of the inhabitants,
who trusting to the libersv of the enemy, contin'
ued in or returned to the vlagewe taken to Kings
ton letter from the Harbor of the 18th May, says,
We have it from undoubed authority, that the en-
emy lost in the attack upon Oswego, 20 killed, a.
mong the number the second in command of the ma
w, Capt. Muicaster. and Captain of marnes-and
that their total loss killed, wounded and missing.
was varousy stated at from 100 to 2S5. twas said
that General Drummond expressed his astonishment
that such handful of should have made so des.
perate a resistance" .al5. .arg.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-25
END OF THE CREEK WAR.

BY the article from Medgeve, forwarded by an
attentive correspondent at Washington, it will be
perceived that the unfortunate and dsagreeable con-
test with the Creek Indians is terminated, we hope,
forever. We trust the red natives will have receiv-
cd lesson that shall determine them hereafter TO
confne the horrors Of warto those Immediately con-
cerned in carrying it on, and not to extend them to
pcaceabe inhabitants, and unoffending and helpless
woman and children. The massacre at Fort Minis
is dreadfuly avenged, and frontier citizens in the
south will feel relieved from load of anxiety and
dread, and repose in safety from the savage toma.
hawk ane scalpng knife. The troops employed in
that quarter against the brave and desperate enemy
have uniformly distinguished themselves by their
courage and forttude, and merit the richest thanks
Of their counuy-yNsw.York ADVOCATE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-25
BATTLE BETWEEN TWO VESSELS,
CBofh BRI1IsH) p

BY an extract from the Duke of Montrose's log
book, it appears that the action commenced at 1-2
O'Clock, +. M. and lasted broadside to broadside,
within half pistol shot, till quarter before g. when
the Primrose attempted marry the Packet by board
ing but was gallanty resisted, aRd so much DANA
ged as to oblige her to haul of at o'clock The
Primrose again came down and recommended the
action, which was continued with the same unabat-
ed spirit on both Sides until ten minutes before TO-
when the Primrose hailed the Packet, and asked
what ship that the mistake was soon discover.
ed The loss on board the Packet is, Lieut.. and
Adjt. Andrews, Of the 6Oth regt a passenger, and
the master killed, and 10 men wounded the loss
on board the Primrose Csoop- -of.war rating 18 guns
is, her commander, men killed, and 10 wounded.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-25
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

WHEREAS, some evil disposed person or per-
w sons have in a most shameful and outrageous
manner entered the house Of the subscriber, stuat~
ed IN Cross-sreet and committed the most scanda-
ious depredations-and whereas there is strong rea4
son TO suspect that the perpetrators were ns,iga,cd
TO those acts of violence by other person -.
THIS is therefore 10 give notice that the above re-
ward will be given TO any person who will make
known the names Of the person or persons concern.
cd. or the insgator thereof to be paid on due con.
yiction had thereon. JOHN A. SHAW.
.VcIpborf, .Jfar Is, 1914.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-25
NEWPORT.
NoRrH-EINGsToWN ELECTION.

NORTH-KINGSTOWN ELECTION. y
1t will be recollected in our paper OF the
ilth inst. we gave statement os the conduct
Of tbe Legislature OF this State, 10 regard to
the Members returned from North. Kings
town. In few OF our impressions last week
we stated the result of the new choice. AT
this election the whole strength OF the two
contcnding parties was pot in requisi'ion, and
although we had no doubt OF the success OF
the Republican ticket, we did not expect sue
cess by such an increased majority. A, the
trial for moderator, Mr.. CoNoDoN succeed
cd by majority of 22-at the choice of the
first Representative, Mr.. SANFORD, was e.
lected by a majority of 40 when the feder-
alists, disappointed and chagrined, T" gape an
fhe shh," and Mr.. ALLEN was elected with
out opposition. This looks we'll and we
hope will be a lesson to the federal party, and
operate as caution not to exercise their
power too freely, without regard TO the rights
of the people. And it may be considered as
an earnest of what the Republican party might
do, were they to exercise their whole strength
In general election. .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-25
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS.

On the Goth of March, the French frigate
L'Etoile, Capt. Philibert, was captured after
severe ac,ion,by the British frigate Hebrus,
Capt. RowIey. The French had 40 killed
and IL wounded. The British had l3 killed
and Is wounded. The action was close in a.
mongst the breakers of the bay of La Hogue.
The Tagus and Niger have captured the
French frigate Sirius, and sen, her into Cape
de Vcrds. The Ajax, after chase Of five
hours, has captured tie French national brig
L'Alcyon, of l6 guns. The French priva-
ieer La Comet, is captured BY the British
tiga,c And,ofnachss
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-25
@arsbai's 5aic.


District of Rhode Island.
IN pursuance Of sundry warrants from tho
Il Hon. DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge of tho
bistric, Court Of the United States for Rhode
Island District
hereby give notice, th4t Ieshall sell at
Public Auction, OF Wednesday, the 5th day
June next, AT Q o'clock in the forenoon, as
Champlin's Wbarf,io Newport, the following
articles, viz: Shawls, pieces blue, piece
light mixed BroadcIo,h, one piece of Calico,
par, OF piece OF Siockinct, Q boxes of Rasins,
pieces OF Vcstings, Decantcrs, 10 Vino
Glasses, 8 Calico Gown Patterns, piece
Linen, piece Cambria, yards Of whi,c
Flannel, yards of Calico, Q yards of Broad
cloth and one piece of figured Leno Muslin
Conditions Of Sale, Cash on delivery.
+. X. DEXTER, Marshal.
Providence, MAY 8, 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-25
GENERAL ORDERS.
H @. Sacketf's Hmbor. .lfa:

H. O. Sackeafs Har5or, Mag 12, 1914.
Maj. Gen. Brown has the satisfaction TO announce
TO the forces under his command, that the detach'
mcnt stationed at Oswego, under the immediate
orders of 1t. Col Mitchell OF the Sd Artillery by
their gallant and highly military conduct. in sustain
ing the fire of the whole British feet Of this Lake,
for nearly two days, and conending with the vastly
superior Numbers of the enemy on the land, as long
as the interest of the country, the honors Of the
profession required, and then eecting their0treat
in good order, in the face Of this superior DOT
enterprizing and vaient foes to the depot otAaval
stores, which it became their duty to defend, have
established for themselves a name in arms, worthy
Of the gallant nation, in whose cause they 6ght,and
highly honorable to the Army.
That it may be known to the Army, what regular
troops were engaged on this occasion, the General
deems it proper to state, that there were four
panies of the Sd Artillery, under the command of
Capts Boyle, Romayne, M'Intire, and Pierce, one
company of Light Artillery, under the command Of
Captain Melvin, and small detachment Of sailors,
under the command of Lieut. Pierce Of the Navy, in
all less than three hundred men, the force of the
enemy by land and water, exceeded three thousand.
By command. r. JONES, .2ss I'D. Gen.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-25

The London Gazstie, Of April |, con,aius
letter from Capt Oalcs, of his [lato Bril-
tannic Majesty's sloop Epervier, giving an
account OF hi, having captured the Alfred,
Am brig priva,eer, of l6 guns and ! 10 mcu
without opposition but makes no mention
of the Junon frigatc being in sight and in
chase, which was the case.-Besf. Palladium.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-25
VACCINE MATTER.

THE subscriber having been appointed by the
L. President Of the United States, Agent for Vac.
cinaton, hereby gives notice, that Genuine Vaccine
Matter will be furnished 10 any Physician or o,hey
citizen of the United States, who may apply TO him
forit The application must be made by post, and
the rcquisc fee (Fiye Do!lars) in the curren, bank
paper of any Of the middle states, forwarded with
it.-When required, such directions, &c. how to uso
it, wal! be furnished with the matter, as will enable
any discreet person who can read and writc 10 &C
cure his own family from the small pox with great
est certainty, AID without any trouble or danger.
All letters OH this subject, go or from The under
signed, and not exceeding half an ounce ia weight.
are carried by the United S es mail free Of posia
IN conformity TO late act of Congress, entitled
An act TO encourage Vaccination"
JAMES SMITH,
Y. S. .ggent fer raeeiaatioii, BaIamsre.
May 2S. 3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-25

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

The fine letter of marquc brig Rambler, Captain
Edes, sailed from Boston on Wednesday last, Tor
Canton.
Lloyd's Lists for March last, contain toe names OF
nearly 100 sail Of vessels, cast away the coasts AZ
England, Holland, France, Spain. &c &c. during
thar month. There were many British transports
among them. s4-te
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-25
9atcs at Aurtion.
SUGAR AT AUCTION.

'JOosNTN "a ITO = lO-Vs
On TUESDAY next, at | | o'clock, p. M.
H be sold at Cranston {, Shaws store, .pithous ths
least reserve.
1o ,o mas. mus! SUPERIOR SUGARS, entitled
=. -, 10 debenture.
tons Nicaragua WOOD. ALSO,
1913 hhds. retailing h0LASSES;
20 bags PIAfEN7O
100 barrels cabin BREAD.
Conditions mado known at the Sale.
May IS. Crauston q SAaqo, aues'rs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-25

LoNnONy fEB. I6.
The Nancy and Beresford transports, from the
Downs for Holland with troops, totally lost ON
the liaakc Sands and only 40 persons out Of the lat
ter saved all OH board the former pcrished The
Devon, fr. MADEIRA to London has been taken by an
Am. privateer, re.taken by an Eng. corvette, taken
again by the Prince of Neufcha,el, Am. priv. and
carried into Quimper.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-25
THE ADAMS AND RATTLEsNAKE

The u. S. corvette ADAMS, Of "a guns, Captain
Morris, sailed from Savannah, on the 5th inst a
cruize.-Success attend her.
The U. s. brig RArTLEsaASE, Of IL guns, IT.
Comdt Renshaw, put to sea from Wilmington, NC.
on the Cd inst on a cruize
The U. s. sch. NoSsUen, IL, Ii. Kearney, sailed
from Charleston, s. e.. on the 10th inst.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-25
MIRRIEU,

In this town. on the 18th inst by the Rev. Mr..
EDDY, Mr.. ARsoLp BARKER, OF .Ifdiletogn, TO
Miss MARY DuxBAR, daughter Of Nc. Robert Dun
bar, Of this town.
On the 18th inst. Capt. RopERr ID. wAIywnfcHT.
Of the United States Marines, 10 Mrs MARIA VI.
AucuNUrY, eldes, daughter Of the late Robert
Auchmuty, Esq. of this towa.
At Wauen. By the Rev Mr.. Baker. Mr.. THOMAS
G. wihLfAws, formerly OF this town. TO h'ss Eft
IA SMITH, youngest daughter Of the Hon. Joseph
Smith, Of the former place.
At .jLidiet,,v1, by the Rev. Mr. Eddy, Mr. JAMES
BAaEER to Miss RuTH WfLcox, Of 7qrerfaa.