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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28
Voice of The People

On the 10th Infant, at meeting
compo(ed of large number of citizens
from fevcral towns in the County of
Chefhire, N. H. at Keene.-
The Hon. ITlIAMAR CHASE, was
chofen Moderator, and Elijah Dunbar,
Efq Secretary.
The meeting took into confederation
the propelled meeting of convention of
Delegates from the New England States,
at Hartford, whereupon it was unanumouC
"" Rtiolvei, That this meeting approve
the motives and views of the Legislature
of MaiTachu(etts as exprefs'd in their ref
oution, am that the STATE of New-Hamp
ihire ought to be reprefented in the
aforcfaid conventio a."
II was alto refolvcd as the Legislature
would not be in FELTON, in ieafon to act
or this fubjef, that a convention be cal
led from the ieveral towns in the County
to be held at Walpole on the I'd of De-
cember, to chooie fame fuitable perlou to
meet the Delegates from the other States
at Hartford, and that the proceedings OF
the meeting be communicated to the
other Counties in the state.
Mr.. Madison's regard for the Militia.
The New Hampshire papers mention
that The drafted militia OF that State which
had been called out for the defence Of Ports.
mouth and tie u. S ships and property
there, after faithfully serving out their
tour of duty have returned home unpaid
Macy OF them were destitute OF money and
dependent on their friends and the iiberallty
of the inhabitants in the towns through
which they passed for support, in returning
to the places oftheir abode. The Pay mas'
ter offered them Exchequer Bills or Cerufi.
Gates, promising payment when in funds
but this sort Payment was generally refu.
ssd.
What enemies to the militia Gov
STRONG and the federalis's arc, for moi
being DESTROYS Of putting them under the
u 5. Will not oil the militia Of this State
mex, year lay aside party feelings, and u
mite in the election OF Madsonian Gov
rrnor, tina, they may no, be deprived, by Z
story" Governor, Of the privilege of being
tarn'd over 10 the General Government.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28

Ne1vs1Wk Charter EkS7in AT the
late election of Charter Officers in the
City of New York the Federal candi.
dates fucceeded in fix of the ten wards
Lali year, the wards ware equally divided
The democrats were greatly disappointed
at the refult, having been fanguine of
fucceis. Accounts from al, quarters ;how
that democracy is under tern way and
like linking ihip, mutt foon so to the
bottom.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28

,.,6ft in the invaGon Of Canada, and the
91roooGtion to build 74's on Lake Onta.
rio. leave fcarcely doubt but that our
Fnvovs will be ordered home, and that
long, bloody and deitruesive war will be
the confequence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28

THE following is an aoftratf of letter (5;gbly
= imf"ta"t tbr es aat) 20 w. r Conway from
Me0r, Miner and Billings Grant Druggias -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-04
Geneva. llay IS.
FROM LAKE ONTARIO.

lowering of patsnsville, az miles west OF
S'dus) indicating al intent 20 effect land
ing. The alarm being given, Gen. John
Swift. being in the vicinity with about 500
volunteers Of Porter's corps. repaired to the
place. Sunday afternoon the British landed
several hundred men. on which our troops
retired before superior numbers to toe
woods followed by the enemy and smart
skirmish ensued which lasted some time, but
our men. having the advantage Of position,
the eoomy refreshed TO their boats-sfter
losing number of aen.--Such is the ST te-
ment received, and is probably substantially
correct. Gag
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-04
RESULT OF THE GUN BOAT ACTI-
nN

To crafty the public anxiety to learn the
result of the rencontrs between the British
squadron of New London and commodore
Lewis's division os G m Bnats, on Wednes
oay afternoon last, the following account Is
given, from 4 gentleman who arrived this
n,cruing in the stage, and who saw the
@hoie eng cement from snort distance
from the comOitarts.
The B. itish frigate Maidstone and sloop
Of war Sylph, lay off Goshen reef, about s
miles from land. Com. Lewis, with his
convoy, uuders; God to amount to So sail, Of
which ) 8 we're gun boats AID ks.cha were
going from Saybrook TO New London
within the reef, when a British sloop ten
der. armed with a . FOUNDER, cqme in a
i,.onS ;he Acct &=d cor .nenced firing npoa
some Of the coasters. The ere was return
ed b. Captain How2rd, Of the Juno, who
scent All his anTu0iiian upon her ard pro.
ce.dcd or. The gsn boats witch were ~
the rear, coming ~, tie tender Yetreatcd
srd he fire was opcred by the frigate and
sloop IF mr..
The soop Of war being armed with car
rnnades only and as some, supposed, ha-
ving received injrry ON the g.n boats1
SION drew 81, out Of the reach of iong sho <
left the fr.gste ~ usain,ain the eng sCensu.
--~hicb was CO1'iuu: 10y commodore lev
Sc, until ali his convoy were STE IN port.
w'trost ary dsmasC bu' two EraDe sho,
which struck New BEDFORD si4uy, the Ty-
dia, capt, Freeman, and another sio0p
grounding few minutes end throwing O.
verboard a few barrels Of -four before she
got az.
Corrn odore Lewis brought ria division to
s,h IN lins acr"es me haf5rr, withoJ:
b'ns 2ursyed by TIC eUsHJ, ~s5 al,4ss
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PiitsLure. afnrch 90

= 'tfSpufSt FfuTcH 70.
Saturday LAST arrived here fr m Philadel-
phia, three Wagons freighted with sailors.
They are intended for the feet at Lake
Erie tor which place they sat on on Mon
day.
The St Louis paper of 9th ultimo, saws,
We understand that our Rangers station.
ed on tue Frontiers, have lately discovered
such sigma OF Indians, as has deferred the
Farmers from pursuing their usual avcca
tiuiis."
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NE,yLONnON. My ~.

NEw.LoNnoS. Msy 20.
Gen. n. Champion ard Col. Staples arrived here
Saturday las, BY order OF his Excellsney the Co
vernon, To consult with Col K,ngshury, commando
of the s. troops in this district on the riesns o
xtste defence. HIS Tx cheney understand, has
~n<sgcd 70 furnish all the sid which Col. hingshury
may find i necessary to call for. The COLONEL has
also received orders FROM the Secretary ct war to
call on the Governor for whatever number ct the
militia the pressure Of the enemy uay render neees
ssy.
we have great satisfaction in stating, that imme
Ciete measures win be taken to establish sufficient
guards, with flying artillery, at all the rnos iDpor
isn't points the coast; that the coasters will
be protected from the enemy whsn running into the
smslI bsrbors and bays of the SQUAD.
nv the great activity of the bsrEe', near SO sail OF
HnAsters now blockaded in the mouth OF Connee-
Seut river.
Saturday lsst the enemy lsaded at Lyme, near )
mile river, and set FIRE to small establishment o,
Salt Works, o.Vred by Mr.. Thcuss Griswold, the
prime psi part OF which consumed.
The British harges hsve been for several days
skuking under ths shore. to intercept VS.
sells taking the inner channel; which makes II ex-
trem y dangerous to attempt making this htrbor or
Fishers Island sound, without very strung wind.
prize soop yesterday towed up TO the Bri'
eith squadron from the eastward. Gag.
Brooklyn Stsan, Ferry Boaf-The Nassau, the
new steam boat belonging TO Messrs Cutting Il Co
which eomu enced run rim from B-ekman sip &C
she lower ferry at Brooklyn feN days ago, cs lie
in one of her frst trips, SAG (another enunted 500
passengers, one wsggon and pair Of horses, two
horses and chairs, and one single horse. She ba.
made trip in four minutes, aud generally take
from four to eight; and has crossed the river (ir
width about three quarters of uile) 40 times il
one dy:
The convenience snd utility Of this line Of bosts t,
the inhabitants of Long Island and this city, may b.
easily conceived.
The boat impeled By horses from the " w slip q
the upper Brooklyn ferry, carried at one time 54!
passengers, besides some carriages and horses Ans
horse boat is to soon, from Grand-street docl
to Wiism.5ureh. T. csc sstuuish ne Improvement
in domestic navigation M. without their equal ia tn,
known world, and simc- Danish the des SIS they SCI
percede the use OF bridges, in their RESPECTIVE, prov
inces. ~ I. Col
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.HH11,, REo, 81


S5cKets Harb0r. Nay 2O.h, 1919
Fes'ei day, 5 O'Clock p. ~. the eneny's
fleet OF six sail. a. ships and 2 brigs, hove
n SIGHT, aud fap down within miles, and
anchored near Point Peninsula, sent out
some boa's TO board aud take the Lady of
tse Lake, which had been accommodating
toe enemy, and had fallen in behind S:oney
ly'and, and e becalmed but 3 orr boats
were cent from toe Harbor and towcd her
IN
This r'c-rirg at revei!ie. the thickness
If the f72 preFsoted our discovering the
sGemy and We supposed him gone, but soon
we found nir IN his Old position, where he
lay until J ihis afternoon, when Com. Chaun-
ccy in the Lady Of the Lake, sailed within
two miles and perhaps one e him as he
approached, tiie enemy shifted his position
tas- mo streng.5 should not be known.
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CoAmbvs. 70 h7av7,

PY gentleman from Delaware We ers
informed that NJ. r \ Post, who hsste
Gently had charge % the Post Office - Low
or Sandusky, was confined in irons az Della e.
ware for holding Illicit correspondence with
the enemy. Pc sta.ef that there vas no
acu5t 1ut TIC q, g, woald be proven. a.
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some OF the letters he had received together
with copies OF bis OWL. were found in his
trunk.
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CIIILLICOTHF. fOlMav "A

CHILLICCTHR, 70 May.14.
Ccpy o. letter from the commandaEt a;
fort Wasne, to the comnandans at ST..
Nary's, received April 18Th.
SIR--Last night received thc news
by Indians from Pecaw camn, Miami In
dians, thatsa body of hostile Indians. about
SOC, had crossed the Wabash in the direc
ton Of Greenville, and he frontiers of Ohio,
tor the purpose of stealing horses, plumber
ing and perhaps numbering the defenceless
inhabitants.
The Miamies have promised me every IN
formation and cooperation in whatever
shah take place. From circumstances and
every thing that cen learn, those Indians
g. distance from here arc vet unfIierdlv,
and ready TO commence acts Of violence, II
will be we'll to keep q strict look cut ofvour
forts, let them be informed at I.orimes and
Amanda, and ! think it would be well 10
send Mr.. Johnson, indian agent, a CORY of
this, so that the inhabitants may not be ia
n bv surprise. If they should tiv us here.
thew will receive bitter dose. We are
fixing Entertainments and ready at any mo
ment dag OF night.
j.lENklNSON. major commanding.
CBILIcoTHE, Nav %.
Brig. Gen, M'Ac!hur arrived h re on
Friday last or mis- return from the northern
frontier.
On THURSDAY evening last. fifty nine Of
the BTi ish prisoners of war enhanced near
this place, were put into close confinement.
10 pursuance of orders from tSe Presideo,
Of the u. States. Several rur,ors arc aioa,
with respect &c the causes Of theirimprison-
ment but as VIC cgrDo. vcuch for their al
then,icity, we do not feel ourselves authori
sed to Circulate them.
BRITISH HOSTAGES.
Yesterday afternoon. Colonel Baby and
Captains Springer and lie Roe. passed thro'
this place on their wav from Cincinnati to
Pi,taburs where they are 20 wait for in
structions to proceed on parole to Montreal
We understand that the remainder of the
British officers, lately confined in the Peni.
Tertiary At Frankfort will pass through here
in day or two on their way to the same
place.
We are sorry to iesrn that Gen. HARR1
SONS restoration has been excepted by tie
war department. II viii, we fear, be no
easy task. for government 70 select q suita-
bic character 10 supply kis place.
FredoHian,
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received but single shot IN the huh cf one
OF the ketcles. The damage d n 10 tins
eaemy could not be ascertained but the
shot were seen tn strike in every direction
about and over them. The next moreing
the Maidstone was perceived to have her
f'retep gallant-mast and fore yard down
ane j'b boom rugged in.
On Thursday morning the gun boats got
under way and p'oceededin liue of battle
towards the enemy again. The frigste and
sloop OF war hauled eff by their Hedges a
mile or so by which tine =. appeared in
sight Coming round Race Point, and com
modore Lewis returned to the mouth Of the
harbour.
AT the commencement OF the affair there
was wind enough to work the ships and to
cut OF the fleet from New London, which
thew declined. bu, lay broadside tn, and fred
by divisions throughout the action.
The coast being cleared b tween 90 and
80 sail ef the packets and coasters Continu-
ed their voyage to the eastw ard.
| On Thursday evening commodore Lewis
| got under way snd came up the Sound uu
uolested by the enemy, and on Saturday
afternoon anchored Of Norwalk Island, and
reached this CITY YES erday morning.
| The British squadron, which now consists
/ OF two 74's, two frigates. I sloop of war. and
a gun brig followed on, and on Friday, a,
9 o'clock in the mgrning a frga,e, with II
bsrges IN tow, was off Guilfo-ti, when the
| alarm was given, and the militia turned GU
and every preparation made to repel an in
vasion- In the afternoon, however, the en-.
envy were seen standing back again to IN,
eastward
| Not man was killed or wounded eithe,
on board of our gun boats or coasters.
Coixri 5ian
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Vineen,ies. MN ;

PnceHTeS, Vf1p ..
we learn from Fort Harrison that the
Centinel discovered five Indians close TN
der the pickels, he fired on them, but it is
believed without effect, as they all ran off.
IL affords us satisfaction to state that
capt. Andre has again flied his company OF
Rangers on. Tuesday the Goth ult. he re-
ce'ved his orders, and before Saturday his
command was complete. On Wednesday
last they were ordered on scout up the
Wabash, but to what point, or how far up
Shey are to proceed, we have not been in
formed.
E5rtS1ct Of a isfter from, a scnfrman, az
81. Louis. 10 the editer dQfed
81. Louis, April 21.
Ga detachment Of two or three huud ed
men will Leave this for Prairie Dechien, in a
few days under the command os Governor
Cisrk-they will go by water in fortified
boats"
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NORFOLK Nav 81

NoRFoLK, May 81.
A Capt Thomas Totlbme of the Chowap
Regt IN. Carol;pa Mutual was tried AZ r.
denton by Court Martial. for dis0bedieure
Of orders. contempt ofhjs connrandine off
Ger, n7ufiry end Internationally condEcE, &
sentenced to be ChsHIERED
For some time past we have had no in
formation OF the number and situation of the
enemy's shipping Ho the Chesapeakc.-
There are at present in Lynnhaven Raw ON.
" two frigates. Ii is ascer;ained that the
enemy still occupy Tsngier Island. where
theykeep the HegroeS & stock which thev steal
from toe re'gho2rng oo0ntIy. 1t has been
innmated, though we cannot say upon what
authority, ,Sat the enemy are constrJctinc
boats on Tangier Island, md MAKING c,her
prepata ions for an e1ted:tion, but whether
against me If our fortified posts, or against
the hen-roosts and Heero-guarters uD the
adjacent creeks, no ene has pretended 10 as
sert, Meantime measures have been taken
to put this place IN complete state of de-
tsnce, Gen. P0PTER has made the mos,
iudicioas dispositions of the forces uuder
his command, ard such other ARRANGEMENTS
IN his army az have rendered it highly eff
Gent. The Notifications on Craney-Island
are completed, and will present to he enc
ny, il { should attempt TO come 10, .
most ior midable bulwark, from which nor
ouCi GU w ~ hJbU MS SHtDpiUE with
the best eject. The army has lately received
4 very considerable augm ntlion & troops
are continuing to arrive daily. The Militia
are we'll trained. and we unders and are to
be kept 10 service moHths instead Of three,
as was tire case formerly a regulation, the
beneficial effect Of which Is evident 10 eve
ry one. At present, there is no additional
cause for anticipating an attack, but il is
Dcst 10 be al ali tunes well prepared for
one, and we may seY with truth that Nor
folk IS at this timr in far better state Of de-
fence than il ever was before.
Hn0ther frize 70 the Rogey ~ British
Brig, laden with Rum ard .,lgar. from ia.
moica bound to England, CAPTURED by the
Privateer Roger cohf, Qpqriee. Of this port,
has got sale iu'o sOu.hern port.
Herald
NoRFoLK, Iune ,.
TIE Q -and Jury for tie Superior Court
for Norfolk County have found true bills
gainst the Contract r and his assistants ar
this pos', fgr f'Tuishng unwhoesogue pre-
visions to the troops in the service of he
Y States NJ this Place.
Tie same Jury si.o found true bills o.
gainst uumbeT of,he B!sck-leg fraternity
with which our Town literally swarms, as
we sre informed.
LGWrsncs, the soldier, who sin: mi
Bal last sumgcr, was yesterday found guii
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PLArrssuKc May u.

fLATTsBURG May 21.
Brig. Gen. Winder arrived al this place
on Thursd evening last.
% Sunday evening last the British fiotilla
Came down the lake anil anchored round
P''ov dence I.land. near the south end OF
Grand Isle On Mopdsy morning. the, get
under way and proceeded down the Lake
We understand they remain at and near the
lines. They captured no vessel IF conse
quence, and met with nothing but defest
and disgrace, as well in their maraudipg
parties as when they attacked the small
battery at Otter creek.
On @edre day asst the am Boat left
this harbor fer MISUNDERSTANDING pro-
ceeded 6 or miles the captain received in
formation from q lockout boat that two re
he enemy's gallies were concealed behind
an I'and, e,id ntly with an intention To
take the Steam boat--sn which he i:nmedi
ately returned
Two Row gallies and two tenders were
discovered yesterday, by boat coming
from Burlington. a great number of shct
were thrown at the boat, but none of them
took eff-ct.
At Dinner given by the Officers Of the
y State Army, on Tuesday last to Col.
JAMES =. Passion, of IN 23d Infantry
who was severely wounded IN the actios q,
the 115h November, at Chrystler's Field
the following toasts were drank and tn
Address which succeeds, was delivered on
parting.
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His Exceilency Gov. GILMAw. Of New.
Hampshire, on Fridav last issued orders for
raising one comPany from each of eight re
gmen;s specified. to march in FIVE davs a.
iaTthest to Portsmouth for the defence of the
t'wn and harbor. and to Continue in service
90 dsys.
We understand that number of Eulton's
i"rpt does have been prepared for Porte
mouth. So that should there be IN attack
from tie enemy a fer EXPERIMENT viii pro
bAoiy be made With them Bost CHron.
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49, HdfIFdr, May Z.
{ The n. Zealsnder sailed from Valparai
so "a December left the Victor & Rose
Whaiers-was soon after captured by the
Essex, ordered to the Marquosas, and sail
ed from thence on the 2ssh of December.
The following British ships had been
take. by the Essex. viz. the Sir Andrev
dam .hond, Seringapatam and Greenwich !;
and their crews were employed in making
batteries at the Island Of Timor, whica
Capt. Porter was fortifving.
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" m.York. Afcu 2e.

yNr5 ~ ORR, HfCU 20.
LATEST FROM SACKETT'SH ARBOR
We have seen a le t~r from Sack ett's Har
Dor, uncer dn,C Of the 30 h Mag. which states
that SIR mes Yeo came to Archer the dav
prece ing at four O'clock, P. M abnut
miles fros that village, and continued
his position to four p M on the day the
letter was written. His force consisted of
vessels of war of various sizes.-Their
Objects no doubt to blockade and intercept
the naval stores on their way FIR N Osweeo
for our SHIPS at the Harbour. The rev fri
gate Superior was nearly ready to receive
Ter armament, part of which only, TWEEN
~ five 50 Founders had arrived. The re-
nainder- we're expect d daily over land
The frgats on the stocks was Rcarly plank
ed M, and would, in all probability, be
launched by the h of next month. and in
so days after be ready for sea. This vii:
give superiority on Lake Ontario.
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LATEST FROM HALIFAX.

~ odfem, d1c5 rs.
Yesterday. arrived at this port. the Brit
'sn cartel schr. Unicn, from Halifax, with
30 American prisoners, II o, y nom were
perican Sailors, Impressed by the British
and held from 70 ii years. and delivered
20 me American agent at Halifax, destitute
OF every comfor,. Major LEWIS l.. TAY-
LoR, of the 2O,h rest. u. S. infantry. with
ID Sailors, WHO were kept as hostages since
the 18th Dec. 1918 also are in this cart,..
hey were liberated from the Prison-Ship.
and sent on beard the cartel. All the u.
>. prisoners who were confined as host pes
were to be released on the 18th cf MAY, h,
day the cartel sailed. 1883 Americans
were still at Halifax as prisoners, 400 OF
whom hsd lately arrived from Bermuda -
Mos OF the American prisoners who claim
60 rank as officers, were on. parole near
ftaiitaX. The u. s. officers ard soldiers
who were prisoners at II alifax, it was said
would leave that place as soon as 4 Cartel
cou'd be htted ont TO take then TO the II /.
.. Only A. americans were sick when the
Onion left. Capt. Daniel Jngersoll, late of
the Sally Ann, of n. York. also are 10 tie
cartel.
No American prizes, or. re captured YES
sells, had arrived al Halifax since the New
Il aiand. prize to the Essex. No accounts
nave been received from England later than
3o,h March. We have been favored with
Halifax papers to the 18Th inst. they, how
ever, contain nothing cfthe least importance.
Inc ienedos had arrived from Boston Ba,
n DAYS. The Swedish brig Minerva. &
schr. Sarah, the former from Mantanzas.
the latter from S. Barts. detained by the
La Hosue, had arrived at Halifax-they
were bound to New London. Rec.
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MONTREAL Nav II.

r L.
Letters from Kingston have been receiv.
ed IN town, Stating that the feet hes again
been out and taken off Oswego. too large
Durham boats, loaded with provisions for
Sackett's Harbor-they also state, with con.
ndence, that only seven of tie guns for the
large new American vessel at Sacxett's
Harbor, had been received.
Arrived on Monday evening, in this city
from Kingston, so of the American prison.
ers, taken at the brilliant assault of For
O.wego.
The expedition on Lake Chanp,a,s.
which has for some DAYS past kept expec
tation on 'iptne, has again returned to tn
Isle aux Noi1, without effecting any thing
material
We understand that our squadron, on
Lake Chsmplain. has lately sent into the
Isle aux Noix, an American sloop laden
with tobacco. The quantity mentioned is
from 10 to 90 hoTsheads. Taking the low
est quantity, the psize is worth 6 5000 in this
market. It is said that Captain Pring will
Cruise during SUMMER in such stations, as
Will cut of the enemv's COMMUNICATIONS be
tween Burlington and Plattsburg.
The Steam Koat arrived or Sunday even
ing iron Quebec, with about 400 of our
brave fellows, who had unfortunatclv been
captured by the Enemy in Upper Canada.
and who have been released from their con-
hnement by the late general exchange
hey belong to diff rent regiments, and are
no~ preparisg TO Join their respective corps
these brave men have born much harsh
Geatmcnt IRON the enemy while in caOtiv
iy, q have resisted the strong tetnDtations
iffered 20 them Tor desertion, with a de
examination truly recomruendabie and high
" honorable to themselves, and extremely
gratifying TO their fellow subjects, WIN now
see them return TO the defence Of the rights
and the banners or their common coun
cry.
Several ressels AZ Quebec the beninning Of
May, froTn Halifax, with troops, ammuni
ton, money, &c
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