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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07
M1nmoush's Cruise .

Monday las, arrived privseer Msmm,utb
Samuel Franklin, commando. The following
Particulars Of her cruise have been commune
ed -
June 26sh. captured sloop Farmer, prize to the
Liverpool Pscket-she was taken bound from
NewyoIk % N wporI iet her IN a sinking CON-
dlsog. 90 n, boarded Russian ship Joseph, Hans
Ho!s,ein, ON sos,on tos ST. pesersoufg july
i7,h, Captured Brush brig Britannia. Snow, Ca :
go iumoer and saves, i.oH. 81. Andrews To-
Liverpool burnt her. goth, boarded French SCI.
-. Neaie. from ST. Milo. on fishing voyage
do British sch. Others. from Grsnv,li, with fish,
puf several prisoners on board and ordered he
iur st ]ahos--do boarded French bag Indus,
Laiurey, fishing. "a h, captured Bl,t'sh brig
Ursnis, Ciuaie, IN ballast. bura. her "a u, Ann
Elzs, NJ Peter. in ballast, burnt her. IS b, orig
Eiza, Heay, in ballast, f.om ST. Johns for Prince
Edwards Ieiand gave her up " the prisoners.
90 n, brig Alnsisy, JAckson, cargo lumber and
aosses from Quebec tor Barbados, took out Sew
e al sr,ic.es aud scu,tled her. 9Th, sch. Cood
latent, with fish, on fishing voyage, gave eer
uP to prisoners. Aug. I'd, brig Satah, Donin
son, with -four. from Cork for O,ebec took o.
barrels of Hour and ournt her. Sd, brig Alex
snosr, Newly tro,n 81. Thomas tor Lnerpo !,
cargo sugar, rum and iustic; put pslzs -mAsle
md crew ON board and ordered her for the u. )
do. brig Charlotte, Allen, cargo sugar, rum
coffee, ordered for the u. S. 18Th, uanspor,
brig No. 81, from Quebec tor Liverpool, in BAL
las, blowing heavy, could not board her. 17,h,
h.rque Mary, Murphy, oil and seal skins, ftom
ST. Jhns TO Waterford ordered to The w. 5.
IL n, brig Soius, Tucker, with timber, from
Quebec ior Liverpool; put IS prisoners on board
ana gave her up 2lst, boal ded Swedish keteh
Sophls. Varbrou,, with salt from ST. Ubes foi
Goaenbug. 23d, Swedish brig Neoho II, Terg,
burg, with sugar and cotton, from Lisbon for
Hamburg. 26.h, csptu,ed brig Sir Home Pop
hsm, Clements, from Lisbon tor London, with
fruit and onions took out several articles and
gave her up to the prisoners. q b, galioi Cess
elhsft, Bulnham, cargo -four and bread from
Lisbon for Plymouth. having British goyernmen
stores on bostd, threw the cargo overheard and
gave the vessel up. 29th, boa ded French brig
Diligenl. from Msrseilles, for ST. Petersburg,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07

c arco wine. Sert.sIst, boarded Portuguese Scii'
| St. Domngo-3d, Portuguese ship Peotec'ear'
| Bonadas, cargo sugar and coffee, from Kio jan
eric for Lisbon, OFT 100 days. Sc, 7,h, SWe'
dish galiot VilhelniEe Hogrei', with saves from
Gouenburg for Acknowledgements brig 81"
Antonio, Fernandes, assorted cargo from Am
sterdam for Lisbon-Russisn brig Gsatrodoiiys
Ashandolf, cargo slaves from Danzic Tor Up"
por,o--R Russian brig Qnio, Kesh. do, do do
Is b. sch Rapid, Dodd, cargo fish, tom New-
foundland for Lisbon. burnt, DC, 81, Rssian
ship Venus, Gle ndsuon, cargo cotton and toe
bacco, from Amelia Island for St PetersbuIg-
Swedish ship Eden, Nelson, cargo cotton, rom
Ameiis Island fpt Liver pool-Oct o, ship Wen
tor, Bslston, from Portsmouth for Quebec, or
dered for the u. S--l0th, ship Chsm ion, Kerr
ley, from London for Quebec, cargo bale gods,
took oui and gave her up TO the prsohers-~-
Oct Is, sch. Thomas, fitzpatrick, csfgo h'b.
VINE and cocoa, from S; Johns for Heiifsx, iock
cut several articles and gave her up o prisoners
The boarding officer remarks that neutrsls were
permitted to proceed unmolesied.
The pfiyaieer Monmouth belongs O Baltimore
and sailed from this port, June a h her eruis"
Ing ground MSS principally been IA he Eaglsii
Channei and BY of Biscsy she made between
2 and 500 prisoners, only four OF whom she
orougbl IN The ca go she brought ~ consists
principally Of Blankets, with some baiee Of sheet
mss. l. IS no. known that either Ut the priSca
she ordered iof the u. 81 have arrived.
There IS report that prize ship b AS arrived
" Camden, and that the British from penoescos
ae making an at emPi to gei possession. Inns
may be one OF the prizes above men Toned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07
Canada Evacuated.

The accounts from Albany state that
Gen. lizards army has recrossed the Niaga.
ra river, after destroying Fort Erie The
force under Gen. lizard since he united
with the army lately under Gen. Brown, has
been estimated at 5000.
So goes Mr.. Madison's qvise and patriotic
measures Of subduing the Canadas, COM
menced in FOLLY, pursued in weakness and
error and rellnquished in fear. From the
state of things tits not believed another at
tempt will be made, no, from want OF dis
position on the par, of the authors and man
ayers of this ruinous war, but for. want OF
means, longer to pursue their mad projects
Of foreign conquest.
The accoun, further mentions that Soon
sidering the strong reintorcemsnts the enc
my have received, it was the most prudent
step (,he army's recrossing) that could be
taken" Thus ends the campaign OF 1914.
1t has cost the y. s. thousands OF lives and
millions of money, and what has been OBJ
aimed "a Scotch Prize. How long will
the people OF this country who boast OF be-
ing Stree and independent" support the
men in power. who thas manage public at
fairs ?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07
MARSHAL'S SALE,
Uaite9 sistes of Am.,i

Unite sssfes Of Ams,iea.
AFr'9 # Azai.e II
PURSUANT to Warrant from the Hon
! Durable David sevail, Judge of the Dar,0
C0ar' ofrMsins 20 me directed. ihaG e.pole
and sell At public suction ard 20 che hiphe(. md
der on Tueiday the f'eeu,h dsy Of November
Infant, the tchooner ANN, with her tackle an !.
Pafsl and cargo, eonhising Of thirty Two hhd..
OF MOL ASSES and four ,ieic e, and fifteen bar-
reis Of SUGAR. brought into The pors of Thomaa.
too, IN the Dar,ef OF marlborough. part of faid
cargo to be fold at faid Marlborough on ,be
laid hfseen'h day At leu O'Clock 10 the forenoon.
at or near the Cultom Houie. The ichooner ana
remainder of iaid cargo TO be io.c at Thomaitou,
within laid Dlri6 Al or near the Pofl Office Ar q
of the o'clock NJ on fad fit zenith day. All n
be fold by orde- Of the Judge for whom i, NAV
hereafter concern.
JESSE PAGE, Dspmy Ms,As,
Warren, November 1T, 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07

III ALL persons having demands a.
supplies for the defensive works in this
town, are desired 10 hand their accounts to
the Committee OF Safety and defence ear.
ly this week, as The claim on the State GOV.
efhmen; must be made out and sent 10 Bos.
ton for an early adjustmen, very soon 49,
And those who neglect TO bring In their &C.
counts must necessarily be excluded.
Portland, .toU Z, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07
BOSTON, NOV. a.

The day arrived yesterday when some OF
the militia drafted into the United States
were entitled TO their pay but the money
was moi ready. This caused much ineon.
venience, to all, and probably distress to
many. The irritation among them was
very great. If the administration had have
calculated its expenditures carefully, and
have laid taxes in the treasury would
no, have been exhausted, nor the public
credit impaired. The nation needs an ad-
ministi alion OF vigilance, foresight and pro
whence, and one that has the confidence
of the whole people.
We hear that some of the above mililia
offered their certificates at so per cent dis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07

NOTICE is hereby given that the fubicribe,.
~ are appointed by the Judge of Probate for
the county Of Lincoln, CONDITIONER to receive
Longfellow, Junr. late of WHITEHEAD in f.id conn.
~, yeoman, deceaied, repreiented infoyen, ,h.,
ia months from the date hereof are allowed H.
iaid creditors TO exhibit and prove their claim"
and that The faid Comln llioners will attend Do -,
duties OF their appointment at the dwelling hon,s
of Notes Iewett, in Alma, on the 6rii Ff,a,y. ~
December, January, March and April 1ext, a. o., =.
O'Clock P NJ on each of fad DAYS Ae
JEREMIAH PEARsoN2 Cssssril,
O9 TO- 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07
ALBANY, OCT "a.

ALBANY, W ~fs
EXTRACT ola letter from oiem5er Of Con
gress, 10 his friend nozu IN this city, dated
Cct. l6.h.
The instructions to our commissioners
for their late negotiation were land before
us yesterday. They are very voluminous
and rarity confidential. ltsppears however,
from the parts OF them that are public, that
our Ministers were finally authorised to a
bandon all grounds upon which the war was
hrofesSedty declared What other views
and objects the administration appear to
have had, will probably never be made
known to the nation. This much | can
however say, that IL is IMPOSSIBLE duly 10 an
hreciase fhe conduct of our rulers from the
docua,enfs which Ore Published they haze Ter
ihe world see no more than they chose. i
have a strong opinion, (ior reasons cannot
disclose to YOU and entertain it In COM
mon With many others, that the British gov
ernmeDt, In some way Or other. had obtain
ed q sight OF the instructions to our minis
tiers, OF part Of them, before they com
menced the ne ociation Il the SUP pressed
paris OF the Instructions are published you
viii discover the grounds Of this opinion .
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07
Oa. goth. 1914
M.r Cents kegy1rd

Ran away from the subsc }, on 22d Of tho
pre4enI month, an indenled servant Girl, named
Mary DAVIS, about /, years OF age. All persons
age hereby notified not 10 harbor or employ said
Girl, As they would avoid The penalties of the
,sw; and all persons are eau ioned against trust.
lns her ON my sccoun, as shall pay no deb, OF
her contracting. Whoever viii retura her TO
he subscriber, shall receive the shove reward
and no charges ELISHA MORSE
Portland Ger. 90, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07
DESERTERS.

Most of the desefters from the British ar
my, whom We have seen, are not English
men. hey are Germans, Frenchmen, /.
talians, Portuguese and Spaniards. some
OF them are FrenChmen, VINO, according 10
their own account, were inveigled INFO the
British army in France, under p,etence OF
fighting 10 restore the Bourbons, being at
tached to tina, dynasty and were afterwards
brought off against their consent hat
such men should desert is not only natural,
bu, iua,if4 able. Some Of these trenchmen
are silk manufacturers, others have been
bred in vineyards, and may do well In Ken
:ucky and Ohio,where the cultivation OF the
grape is daily extending. Among the Brit
ish subjects who have deserted, we have no.
ted men OF almost all trades, but especially
number Of ScoGch and IRISH weaserss some
OF whom found immediate employ at several
oil cur manufacturing establishments.
Some of the deserlers, no, British sub
jec,s, have enlisted in our army, and We
should take care that our soldiers all fare as
well as to food, lodging and clothing, as the
British. l hat deserters should never regret
the change.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07
Hon. GEORGE BRADBURY,

as Representative 10 the next Congress.
We shall not waste paper nor tritle with
the time of our reader in commenting on
the hretentionS and QUALIFICATIONS OF the reg.
ular war candidate--you know him aud that
i. sufficient He Is not to be condo mned for
being nature mads. 1t is the folly Of others
which has brought him into notice. II any
oil the war hawks are dissatisfied with him.
it is their business, no. ours. Let dsmoc-,
racy vince and faction pot divisions lit is
in cha acler when they know thei. cause is
despers,e, they play double game.
Fedsralsts know their duty aud posse 50
virtue and integrity to perform il.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07
DIE

In Windbam, Mr.. William H nson, aged 50.
In London Derry, N. Ii. Samuel Desne, only
son Of he Rev. w iiilaui Miltimore, of falmouth,
aged years.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07

/, Demoerdey at bms.--We recommend
to the attention of Mr.. Madilon's credit
ors, the fentiments advanced in Congref'
by one of the Virginia delegation. Some
of our Nancy patriots who ,uie rant and
aflertion for reafon and argument, may
affect to laugh at Mr.. Jackfon's idea, but
will they recolled that ftraws ihow
Which way the wind blows? Iheis men
will find that deprecated paper will be
funded at deprecated rate Of intereit ;
but they have this confolatlon left, they
helped Mr.. Matifon to the means of
marching his armies into Canada, though
John Bull has had the impudence to
compel them to march back again.
Congrefs are occupied with much fuch
buliueis as Bonapartes Coniervative Sem
ate was IN the WORT period Of the Napo-
leon dynaity. CONS RIP TON and
TAXES is the order of the day, and
their fyccphants, Office holders & Office
feekers, who are fpread over the face of
the whole land, are crying out, in the
true fpirit of democratic freedom, tanka
malta, tanka malta.
Totes for Representatives to Congress.
Our friends in the District of Name are re
qussed to transmit, free of postage, correct
statement of woes, in tbeirtowns, for the sew.
erAi Candidates for Memb .rs Of c. ngress.
COMMUNICATION.
1t is ever pleasing to observe the progress
oil literature, but doubly so, in the present
times OF fearful apprehension The friends
OF science will rejoiee that, amidst the nu-
merous privations and confused state oil
things, our pubic schools have remsined,
thus lar, In great measure undistuibed
We lave been led to these remarks, by
attending ION the | l,h inst. peculiarly in
teres',n, exhibition, al Bridslon Academy
he exercises commenced at an early hour
OF the day with an excellent prayer by the
Rev. Mr.. Gould After which the students
perlor ned five forensic disputes, TWO d la
logues, Two poems, and number Of SIN
gle pieces, in prose, all Of original contest
ZION. he following parts seem TO deserve
par ocular notice "A dialogue written by
Sebs Smith, On Party Spirit"-a poem
son Macdonough's Victory," by JOSIAH
pierce-and the concluding add. ess, by
Charles Margridge. be dialogue discos
esed ingenuity and fertility OF miad-the
poem, a coruect taste and brilliant inaSina.
,.oa-the add'ess, strength Of intellect and
maturity vi judgment.
After making these distinctions, we
would further observe, that all the pertor.
nsrs did themselves honor ; that they not
oay gave proof of their own industry and
attention 10 study, but added new testimony
Of the talents and assiduity OF their excel
lent Instructor.
In the aiternoon,the audience were high
ly sralifi=d with the ora,ions OF Messrs.
Barows and Farnsworth, delivered bsiore
me Phiiomadelploi and Franklinean ooCie
ties. Ihe sublec: OF Mr. Bariows' Grafton
WAS +" Literary Patronage For manli-
ness of style and Strength of argument, he
WAS much admired. Mr.. Farnsworth' S
subject was Attraction" After discover
ing superior philosophical knowledge, he
called the attention " from nature up 10 ma
ture S Cod in suCn manner as to leave
the most favorable impressions oil his piety
on the minds OF his aearers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07
9fottCa1}S:
Monday, November 7, 1914.
To the Electors Of Portland.
:, 1914.

This day you are called upon 10 exercise
your elective franchise, and it is your boun.
den duty to attend the poll and discharge il
for your own and your country's welfare. j.
is not our disposition nor is it necessary to
dwell upon that system OF measures which
the President and the present ma ori,y in
Congress have thought ptopsr TO pursue {:
its effects are spread before your eyes and
it would only be insulting your understand
ing to employ arguments to prove that II
has involved individu,ls,as well as the coun-
try a, large, in one common state OF Ca
lamity, suffering and distress. 10 every
intelligent man, the ruin OF the past can on
ly be lost in the threatening and alarming
events which await you in future, unless
they are averted by aspeedy and radi.
cal change in the Administration Of the
government So far as depends on you to
! effect this, an opportunity now presents
Two candidates are presented, one OF which,
Is now your NcpVeseutatVe III VIC i~d,iohai
counsels and has uniformly opposed that
policy which has impoverished millions and
ruined thousands-his integrity, faithfnlness
and ability, hitherto, in the discharge Of the
duties OF the various Offices youi sufrages
have repeatedly placed him in, is sure
pledge of future usefulness and the best ey.
idense that your confidence has not been
misplaced. Under these considerations We
will no. entertain doubt but that you will
unite heart and hand in the reelection OF
the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07

! 1t appears that the President has drawn
1000 madaa from Virgins, and A or 5000
from Pennsylvania defend Baltimore and
Washington, in conjunction with the local
militia The General Government seems
determined to spare no expence there.
$500 Kentuckians have been ordered to
the Mobile. Also 1000 Tenne sseians.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07
100 DOLLARS REWARD.
II DARING Rahh arY.

ON the night between The 27th aud 2Sth infant,
~ the Office Vt .he iubicrber IN Marlborough
was broken open. and taken therefrom lumber
of packages of letters which we're directed to the
d,ife eat Poa Offices in the counues of Hancock &
Wsih,ag'on whoever will give information 10 the
fublcr,ber, "a hat 'he perperator or perpetrators
may be brought 60 juit,ce, fhall be est,ted TO the
above reward
mo. HEAD,
Ocl goth, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07
MARRIED.,

In This town, BY he Rev E. Kellogg, Mr..
cob Levsll, to Miss Saii. Adams.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07

Gen. Jacksons army at The Mobile is
ausmenling TO about 10000 men. Not
however, probably, with any view to do any
thing ag linsl our Spanish neighbours, with
whom we are extremely anxious to be al
peace; but from AN apprehension that the
British vii, land large army ON the Flor
idas, ana march against our territories.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07

II Black Morocco Pocket Book,
CONrRIN1NGl0d olises ia Portland Bank H!lls
and sunaIy papers, OF no value to any one but
the owner, was lost on Saturday Of ernoon las,
between Long wharf and the head OF Exchange.
Street. Whoever has found said Pocket Eo K e.
will give Information 20 the Primers VI ,his pa-
pei shall be sn!,abiy rewarded. New z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07
A RECAPTU RE
WBy 81. Patrick, / .nrrounded'em I"

"By So, PaJtftek, sArronnded' en- !!
NEWPORT, NOV Yesterday morning
slo p from New-York bound TO Prov
drnoe, with cargo of Rye, put into this
harbor She was captured in the SQUAD by
British plivateer, and was ordered Tor
Halifax, having on board four ofthe priva-
ieersmen, and Que American,a Mr. Perkins,
who retook the vessel off Block Island, and
sncceeded, alone, in getting her into this
port. he privateersmen are now prison
ers on board the floilla in this harbor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07
Ertrccs ofo letter from Washington dated
Ocs. o.


"The military committee have just pre-
sen,ed 10 the House litter OF War-Bills.
The first, for CHASING the whole male pop
ulaiion of the United States, between the
ages oil 8 and As; each class TO consist of
Is, who arc to furnish one able bodied re-
cruz, for the army by day not mentioned,
but which of course will be early in the en-
suing spring. The assessors Of the direct
tax are 10 form these classes, in such man.
ner az to make the property OF each class
as equal as may be. II class fail 10 furnish
It's recruit by the day to be appointed the
class will incur heavy forfeilures, watch are
10 be collected Oh the properly oil the class
Now Mr.. Calhoun, a jealous War man,
SAID two days ago, that tcty thousand men
must be raised forthwith for the army
These, al the present bounty OF S l24 a
nan III they would enlisO would cost six
Millions two hundred thousand dollars, but
Nc classes, you will readily think, will no,
able to hire these recruits for less than
hree times tina, bounty. This therefore,
vii impose on the people--on that part OF
uem who are between the eyes ot Il and
s-a tax OF eighteen millions, six hund ed
@lars. Now every man who remembers
What sum he has paid Of the direct tax Of
ms year, and multiplIes it by six, will be
Me to tosm some judgmen, ofwhat he is to
pay OF this new species Of unequal and of-
Pesslve and insupportable taxation. / say
''me judgment, because the present direct
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07

Totes for Representatives to Congress.
Our friends in the District of Name are re
guessed to transmit, free of postage, a correct
statement of woes, in tbeirtowns, for the sew
erAi Candidates for Members Of G -ngress.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-05
AN IMPORTANT AFFAIR.

The last Number of the GAZETTE com
pleted SIC years since the subscriber com
menced its publication, and another years
subscription has become due. Those who
have hitherto been punctual in the dis
charge Of their bills, further notice to them
is unnecessary. They have my thanks and
best wishes. Those whose accounts have
been standing more than one year, are re-
quested to make payment forthwith, as il is
my determination 10 effect a settlement
WITH EVERY INDIVIDUAL Of this descrip.
tion, peaceably If we can, forcibly il we
must" The bills of distant subscribers
will be forwarded to agents, where it is in
our power Of which, notice will be given
in future paper. Those whom i may
concern, are assured the above is no, an
idle runaour, like much OF The news OF the
day, but an important reality, interesting
10 the Printer, in the highest degree and,
he would hope, So much SO, to them, as
khat they will not, when they lay this
paper down, be unmindful of this .Jriendl.,
hint. ARTHUR SHIRLEY.