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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-10
Conversational D,st4ct Meeting.

IJHpFFvafONdI zJESEF7CE 4NttIfHy
AT meeting of the FEDERALIsTs in this
town, holden at the Court House, on Sat.
urday evening last, six delegates were che
sen TO attend the Convention which is to
convene at Norfhyarmoufh OH Friday next,
10 agree upon candidate for Representa-
tive TO Congress from this Distict.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-10
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Federal Candidates for Congress.
THIRD EASTERN DISTRICT.
: Joshua Head, ESQ.
Of marlborough.
: SEVENTH EASTERN INSTRUCT.
'Sam'l A. Bradley, Esq
Of Fryeburg.
u Ffyfburg.


,a.os.;3 ~ s;zs s?s.s, e & ,3s;ss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21

OLIVER :. KARrSHOpN
INFORMS hi. frieod. aud. the public ,b,,
he has again taken he fiand n. f,rm.,,v
imp oved in Midd's feet where he h.. ;ail
ooened iarge and er enivs aG,nmeo, of
Ladies, Gentlemen MifIes and eb,la,.o !.
Morocco aud Leather
SHOES,
with " h'ch rerfcn' Of every defcris,ion NAV
be accommoda ed on the mof reAfouable tern..
BCOEN KING BUSINESS
o S fnr.her acquain,. hi. friends. &c ,b.,
he keeps eoa0AniIy on hand a email sdor,
ment of
Bots and eve, boes,
and that he has on hand rhe beil 4 stoek and
Woskmen TO msnuf4eiure the ame 10 . fhle
otei~gauee ard du.ahia ynpt eIeesde 4 IN th,.
town, with ANU h punc'sAliry a. the as,urs
of he cafe viii zd-ar
tie leaders his mon grateful aeLnoweidp
meets hi' form pstr M, aud FOL cts a COO.
tiuusnce Of their eufiom
feSffs-d fsb 9iisf4 r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
To the FahhMEs If PORTLAND.

. To the FRhEMEH If PoRyLAND.
Fellow. rowNsAss YOU are rh., day
/. eslsd IN 10 give tul add frank expression
+, Of your opinions of pubic men and rubI,c
measures, 80 far as relates % the sdminis
uli n OF he general government and those
hw' which have been enacted by the pres
en- parry in rover snme Of which have
been declared ~ the H,noursble Leglsia
me Of HI. Commonwealth, = A. g an viola
lion NJ the constitution The people alone
ere he sovereign power of this County. and
whenever their servants The sdmnis rators
dthe General Covernmen. arc knavn to
have exceeded the powers delegated to
aem by the constitution I; ,is their consti-
hlioaal right and duty Ito assemble in an
rdfrly and peac-sble ms iner, freel, to in
wriga,e he Causes IF their oppress, n nd
distress. l. will be ,ecollected by all f,cu.
that the Commonwe si,h of Msssschu et,s
'psnd OF RICH ough 70 be a FREE, sOvE.
RElGN & INDEPENDENT STAT.
When atem.ts hive manifes,ly been
made nd rroy the soVereign,y--,o deprive
The good G. gems Of his Common veal Of
sher unsh-n'be and cons,ii utional righls, II
'hen no, only becomes YOU IS fr-emen 10
speik ~ frsnkl, not only to sbeaf bui To
ACT. Can you take : more cons ,,utiensl
course than 10 make an appe al for The redress
a}our wrongs % he dignifed government
oiyour stse They on proper represenls-
lions from YOU. will act with ffmn-ss and
decision but wih tina. cau'ion which ne
sm' n upright md indepe nden, Legislature
lou are called upon, fellow townsmen.
oy he 9asa voice # YOUR suffering county
sn''m d''fiaenou u Parry; bsniah these in
ha'us d's'ihc ions aud for once unite end
ise round the consii,u ion and laws of your
country Piscemen and pensioners, we do
sG even Ash 10 aid Us IN this constitutional
|egg'e. They are swayed by o her mo
IVES They and depe I'D In are not
%nen TO save the nation. We ask not
@u h'erposlton. But To YOU. The suffer
Meehsnles who have lost your daily
s''a, base been ROBBED of your homes,
an'ngs, TO 'supporl and pamper idlers-To
~ @e Merchan OF the town whose las,
Mge o' commerce has been w.o,pnly
s,I'sedf'om YOU nd 20 you. fei.oss "a iSeas
var aenomins - WHO value the lib ,es
MAhern from Jm fsthers-ue lock with
@nence for that firm and manly couddc,
"fh will have tendency 10 redress the
"m'elh wrongs You sullct. Il rests with
s,a,o oc' axe FREEHEN or submit nee
LiTES! '''' '
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
@ortCa)1S:
Monday, February y, 1914.


We this day present II our rea-
Ter. the Speech of the Hon DANIEL
WEBSTER, on the Bounty Bill prop9-
,ing an extraordinary premium to ,lim
Mate the sluggish Course Of this abom
ia,ble war: We recommend il to the
nerusal of every serious and reflecling
man who has II in his power, TO read il
ar line 10 hear it read. We cannot
help gising il entire, though il occupies
much OF our paper 10 the exclusion of
aher valuable matter-As speech, il
hsrecrived the p, aise, that with little
p1n ling of the appropriate stile Of
lure belonging TO Burke, i, would
hsr equalle6 his best parlia menlary
rodac.ions Figure. however is by no
ncans, the Characteristic of Drmosthe-
man elequence, which is dis inguished
b. Oh ste aud severe beauiy-supefi.
sto ointment and sticking to the sub
rct-"resembling sometime. the lhun.
| der and sometimes the music OF the
,phsres.' As mere spet CT howe,er,
I rs splendid merit almost f,d.s into IN
uguIfsance in comparison with ths i'm.
portance of The facts and Truth. Which il
Envelopes and drives home with force
difficult to be resisted The g,eat mer.
| Ii Of this speech consists in the sourd
ant sesrchlng lessons Of poli ical wis
dom, which IL conveys md inculcates -
For keen aud capital exposition of
me absur di,y and impraclipil,ty Of the
sbjrct tor which these tropps were rails.
I'd, an homes, exemption OF the Friends
ofPsace from all blame and concern in
hls miserable business, and cha, eing it
srf to Its right sou,ce--an calculation
9TH principles upon which the ques.
ion ii peace or war should have turned ;
,ncble and manly ,.nlie atipn O, the
ig5tM opinion and liberty OF speech
10 their whole tonsiu ional la III ude-
lis cxposurc Of the ridiculous Popularity
0lhe war and Fl h,ing for Tree II ade
,m,ng the back.woods--as well as the
tsuses oli's dis .,raoeful failure-loge,h.
uwilh a just display of the true policy
.! this nation and the principles up.
mwnch is administration is entitled
10 expect suppor'-an el aquent remon-
arsncr sgainst the measures of the
government, and IN energetic exhorta.
tioa 10 Ter 'he ottrrssed go free & Bind
upihe wounds OF commerce. this speech
will reman, d mcnumsnt to suoce eding
tines Of The glorious Id eats that were
usued AZ this crisis save the coun-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
6a,fttf Sbip Gfips.
PORT OF PORTLdND-IsIs

Thesinv FEB IS we'd ie r Of m reu.
brig ID sh Capt. Killer n, IS DAYS ilan
Port sn prinee-~i h Coffee - s. & s. PR
ter LET no Anne lean vessels here. S IL.
ed in with sclrs. Flssl, and Channcy
and for Ntwyork--paried wi h item Al H.,
N w. poini Of Mayaguaus. beering N 7
Leagues distance Csp. K WIS ebasea
several time. ON his passage.
The ie.er.of ms,que beg Rsf,lesnske
yer, OF Bos,en, arrived safe y, her poet II
destination on ne - h In all veil
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21

Lieut.. in Esd regt. Z. s. Infsntry.
4 Springfield. Miss My Horton, aeed
go md on h day f5liowing. Miss Ma.
gartt Ho.ion. 90. These maiden sisters
had lived logefher 90 years.
A. Fl Iifsx, CO. JOIN Allen, of Sal m.
In Windham. IL Ii instant, M Silssnus
Gsiii.an eed ~
In thi. town. Nlrs Mary wooimsn. sged
80 years frederick sou hgs,e. ION OF MIR
Henry smith, aged week.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
- EInI & 1hisS.

VIM ~ N~iisoN,
HAVE fpr SD an EXTENSIVE ..sor. .pent Of
EA6LISH u RkEacH GOODS.
suitsbi. isr The res.n and approaching
season---aiasng which are,
bes' ,upe, fine 3iohdeloihs
Aid'ing nd low pri.eJ do
Superhne Cass, ineres, consisting Of
black, siraa and H. xrd
Cotds--Coa ings- Dufl,ls
anne,s and Is izrs
Penecc Clio. Is onmt ,zetts
WdOotes - Dur IL Grapes
Best dress'a snd uhdtessed Calcoes
SILK aud eemfnoo efng ans
Cambseks, white, lack md oo,.ured
\ iaf,e ass r,,neni of / .nc, Mu Inns
Shs ~ls-sik H. cstton Hsndkerchiefs
Long Lawn. Lnen-B aces
oentieaivn and Ladies bess~r Cloves
.,ito DUO s,lk s ~ors ed Hose
Back md colourrd ), wig Silks
Cos' and Yes, Buttons
X, b,ns Ta,,es aid Bahb,ns
Neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
lialian fapes-PIns
Cotton Hose, < ileisen * ladies'
Shs oloses-Bu.ioh Moulds
a gene.si ssstr Hien ~ I'm .fncan
Factor, G ii! x q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
Freb Teas. China Ware. ,Te

frsb Teas. China Ware, :Te.
For fAie by LEONARD Yah CROSS
1 q, No S Union Row,
50 eheit' Hyfoo, seuchong and Congo Tea
New nAsArd'' cargo 4 iuperior qual,,y
SEQ iet OF China Tea cup. soa i.uce,
100 40 do Coffee eups aud do-very sLsap
30 bag. Of oofse
IS &c Don. If Wei India Co,ton-fuit ab,e
for manufae''rys
100 ihs seagA and Spa, in Indigo
30 ooIe. II by 9 BfIftol Gown CisT,
so BIB frtih superhne -Four
25 half bbls d.. do do
Is bSl, No Pork
80 casks of Gun Powder
Run: Brandy. Gin. Wines. Sugar, u &c
FRI 81 A..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21

The ullr,ous WAsBrsoros va. horn
feo. u, i7s1 When the Greg .r,an ,or new }
n'ie WA introduced into our Csender. the
wee II days difference. which hfoughf he
I'm o &c he I'd which day ha, been ohfer
we'd ~"h feil'vi y for feverAi year. since he
commencement Of The 1871 century here are
"a days d fte-sree 10 he fs.Ie carrying he
liih 10 the 2Sd which Cloud be /. .-av e
esisbrauon -Gesa nss, 'olet A.,s.wI ga
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
STONE CUTTING,
Executed Ia all il. branchs.-by
ALVAN w ASIAiJ2 u

n fss,st frsa. toxr Layp-
WHO keep, eonA.n ly for iae au a ri.
ment OF Ma be. Slate. and Free ane !;
iuifable for Tomb and Head Stone. tis.r h.
lambs and Nantes, Window Cap. aud s,l,.
Be aud ID or Si!ls Pain, Mill. Pain, s,oos.
and Mo''st' Soap Rene rack Log, SC. SC.
" ~, fro" osy Pct u fts so..f,y ATTENDED 10
,pfb Psntssah, and dr,ps 81 Feb $50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
M ppisr,a.

~ rRisT.a.
'a''e 'een m the denpcr.,ic pspers much
i"'''aSe and psmrous desosip ION of the
way Of ,alen, made ny the democrats in
Legislature 4 his Commpn wealth. both
we Senate and House of Representatives,
pe't opposition 70 ihe respective answers
'"e Communication ~ His Excei,ency
,Vong. l was presen, end attended
"'oie dehse IN boh b anches Of he
t'@ nre, and know he repre- entstinns
'''"oc scs IN bis subjec, ~ n all he's
wl'hoa shadow of f.uad4,ion n tlu,h.
Z" 'hr,f Cause is so miserable and Il /.
" Mat mea ct talents and principle are
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21

THE fuhferihrr hereby gives pnblie oo,ice
20 al eooc-rned that he has been duly a,
pointed and taxen upon himfelf the run Of
atminiilrator uu the ella of
Mark Knight,
lac Of oti.fsld IA the eoupty of Cumberland.
Woman, decealed ~ giving hood a. the law
directs He The etore equeils all pe,foo, who
a.e ,nde5'ed 10 the fad deceafed's eltafe to
make immediate payment; ADD thaie who
have aay demands the,eon % e,h,bit The
fame 20 SAMUEL KNIGHT.
Jss. &c, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
Rifemsn-atsrnt.on |!

TIE Wemae,s OF he PORTLAND RIrLs
lompasY wit NEE AZ " ~, g Hui
on "efaffsay' svss,.g sssf 7 =. enes ~ IN,
form c"mpiee % ee'ebrAte tAsHIsoros 5
birth day-pu fusot 10 a voc of he Cumpa
ny w. 3. sEWALl. fL.k
Feb va, 81, 49,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21

DWnRD LII Ti.E having removed 20 hi.
TOW" aud taken a d~eiling h Ne n King
II eet neai doc ave poct e fl and an
9TH e 10 No 4. Mudey. Row ea,rAsce thro
L. Coz boosltore vii tran &C, nuii
mel a. uua
W an ed--feveral tenant, 10 take farm. on
fharss Farms and uneul,ivated and. for Ia {
Pe,sioss, Fsb 3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
For SALE,

A ~ excellent farm in the town of Moul.on-
IA boroush-Couu,y of susford aud nate
of New Ha~pihi,e, eouiain'ns abou, $50 acres,
two rory houle, barn, fhea. cider houe and
mill thereon. he beG or.hasd ia the town,
plensv of moving, Village and panu .,ng well
wooded wa,ereo aud l;e. within one quarter Of
mile of The meeting houie and on ne main
road leading through the town-aoy pericn
" th,ug TO purchaie by appy,ag to e.. her of
the iubfcribe,. in Sandwich may gam flu iher
intos NATION. nSA CROSBY
DANIEL LirILR.
Sssi,s.eb, Jas Is 1874. (sw)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21

~ ii1Li AM CnOoo.
A I Corh m Cornes kee,s con,sanIy r,r
sale NJ gene = sssor meo of
Wea India Goods u Groceries.
which he offers ON a. good ,rms a. an n.
procured IN IN. place u even Portland f,s
cash or country produce.
lie suanfs 10 6uy
4 quantity Of Flour. Whes., rye Cor,
tor "h CHI he highes rice will be- riy.n
Gorham .Jua II. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
Salfs &C auf,iorl.

HIS lay a. = ocloc. =, r GRFrfTs
hhee ". f.-g s6.ef
10 ehsh' -ou;hong TEA W ut
ehsit' Hyion Skn do rsfe,ve
Feb 81
N WFDNHsD Y ner,. At n n'ciock
M at he Office ofs M LILLIAN ct
FLETCHER.
$50 hhds. S Ut.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21

;" I..V ( II, I Ar, &C.
20 bb' Liver OH lao bbls lar
~ bo,fs Raw. Duck on Pig Ie.t--
80 sna lie. her and g. Ntya sco,ia
9 'ndiiere. jrh received and 10 f.e az
No ), Ssotf.. Now E,k 2,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
SHERlFPs S LIE.

TAKEN ty aecwion and 10 be 6a ar
fhbic dut7,n, en- atm dag, tbe
nlnetent6day Of Mach nesf, at t1uo
q fbe efock N The otts,noon, on the
fyemf5- ~
A Ii. he Right IN Fqui y of Redemp,ion
winch jphn Huete' Ia. in redeemup ths
fopaw'os oei''ihsd NOR gsgee seai Flare,
h na'ed !" neiw'ek, viz -one qu., 2 part
OF he Sho ssw IN he /. h e NJ Rsei ne
on the uppe fail IN Brunfaick heeu
Of u"esriand with al he priv eye. and
aoPur'snance. he eto hetops'nr
John r Ill D. >b-.F
Bra, Jssiek F.b s 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21

49, Fran P6ilsdtbbia.
JUST received aud for las.t
5. Patterns 81 ok tore,
50 Large BIBLRs-prices f.omI 4.oDs
on nand 100 ReAms wrArpieg Paper 4,
quality f.b q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
NOTICE .

NOTICE.!
a Ii Notes aud Aee,uns John Mah,p hs.
sga'nh people over hree noo,h. fAnd,ng
~ moi paid IA three weeks r. n, thr dae w,l
be iued. p.Gs.a IA Q, n.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21

90 Comn,Ra c.. tops and Aius,rsepren
omitted ih. wtst shat be attended 10 IN on
Eexf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
DIR

Al Siossef, 81 ID I. ins skirm;sh viii
The British, killed, John NJ. Lowe, E,q /.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21

No I. a, - - . ,h., lie follow.
ns La,s 4 Lano. ,ng ia he Town of
SUMNER. N Ae County / 0Aio d. nelong NJ
"a nonresident prDpri toas - ne uaknown,
are taxed IN iil,s comm ed 10 M lie suo.
sctiber to collect ss Coilec O. 4 I'D .own
for the veal 1913 4. f.l,ows
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21

L. GRIZZLY,
Hssfy fck Ne !, Ling HB.,f
100 bbi, su,.e,6ae FLOUa
50 hid, w Rum
2o bhds Recuhsd do
20 b1'e, COTTON
pipes BR NDY
So ehe,t. seug LEA
so bags COFFEE
80 bbis me,s 4 No BEEF
Ed sw
Ok AND LOTTERIES.
THE Plymouth Beach, Lottery. now draw
ing contain. N.ne cen cspl,ai Ps.xes, VIE
One of 2 600 Dolan!
One OF 5000 DoiiArs
E,gh, OF 700 Dolars!
Mae Of 500 Do lars!
and only nineteen days 10 dsw.
Tickets - 40. 5o-Hslve, Us s7-Ouar.
ters Dc, rs WARRANTED uadrasn for la c at
the LOTTERY aud Exchange Office #
Bird Z & KENOUF.
No. %. STATE Street d SION
Watbingf0n Monument Lottery,
Glass AEc0ND
Will poGuveiy commence drawing the frfl
Monday IN March aert FIN Lottery COO.
tain, The following Capital P,ise., viz.
One OF 40 zoo Dolas.
Que of $1,000 Doea.!
One Of 10000 Donaf.,
Two oil 10000 collat.!
Five of 5000 Dolz,!
IS of 100 Doslzrs!
90 e sou d daIs!
The FRI drawn 5000 blanks aill Re ea,ilied
20 = do'lars each The other tariorary
Prise. will be de,ei mined by he 6rl drawn
numbers on the following days viz.
IN day D 1000
90 day 10000
25'h day 10000
SSH day 10000
<otn day 10000
5oth day 4onoO
Ticket. III the Wafhing'on Monumen, Lot.
terry, Do. so Quarters d. 2. rs
TROY BANK BILLS,
and all other Bills of the State of New York
will be received at ps,. for Tickets and par,s
Of Tickets in the above Lotteries
~ Orders, enclotpg Caih (poa paid) di
rected to BRIDGE 4 RENOUF, No. 70,
State Street, BOSTON. will be punctuAly at
Icnoedt TO FEB a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
FLOUR & BREAD
Bll5I.S.

DIDI.i y.
he uhfcf,hers have 70. fate a quantity Of
81 lE If he Ae Editisc. eub'.il,ed
hy Vim Lin n Co pinned ", h i.yw
aud gooa type se,ch they viii lei, a, IS
eea.s by re al Sc : cen. by he s,xsn,
g. zee shy n hus drei.-Dible ao,,e, lee
WI. be fu :. ff,.J { d,nr,huaos A. III. re.
daoed rnce al 8 rens BIKE ers aud o. h.
CT. can he fup ed ~ the a. We sriee for
thee mon hs trom ,h. dse rhe fhor en-
noucs. Pc iY Emmy,
Join PEARSON.
N<,1k. .so,f "a. "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21

And .niess said sxes and all lt ,,ssar,
INTERVENING charges at paid 10 the ~ ,er,
Der on or before Monday, The 2l.i of Msreh
N H, al ten o'clock IN he foren., ~. - mt
81 a,d Lands = VII BAY The same. .,,, ten
be so.d y, pabic Vendue a. The ..n d,,ee,,.
- h y 'rlh Schyo..louse, so ts,.,.. near
Msjor ALA S.sAdish, "a ssid sun.ser.
D MUtL hEARsEY Co leeior ,or
me oso1 y SI'..ao 10, ne Jen 1915.
sumner, fsspIy loo, Il. u AZ.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-07

termined, that lley should be re.roIcnizsl.
And when that was accomplished lsa south
was to have been aiiaekec-Thus by Rsioe
meal il was intended To subjugste the whole
country. But il appears their efofis proved
abortiye. The siaies survived those trials,
continue sniIed, and an Independent, nation.
While the evils Britain intended to inhict on
America, has operated by reaction on herself,
she has been dwiDdIing almost ever since,
and from the constant wars she has been en-
gagged in, is nearlev done over
Extracts from Uashingfon's Fare-seH ADDRESS
"I'ie unity OF government which Constitutes YOU
people, is alse now dear TO you. Il is just., SO;
for it is a main pillar in. the edice Of your real inde-
pendence, the support of your tranquility at home,
your peace abroad OF your safety OF your prosper
ity of that very liberty which YOU SO highly prize.
But is easy to forsee that from different causes
and from different quarters, much pains will be taken,
many arihces employed, TO weaken in your minds the
conviction of this truth this is the point in your
political fortress against which the batteries Of inter.
nal and external enemies will be most constantly and
actively (tbough often covertly and nsidousy dir
eced, it is OF infinite moment that you should pro-
perly estimate the immense value Of your national
union, to your collective and individual happiness
that you should cherish cordial, habitua and i'm
moveabe attachmen. to it., accustoming yourselves
think and speak OF it the palladium of your po-
Etical safety and prosperity Watching for its pre-
servation with jealous anxiety dscCun,ensncine
whatever may suggest even suspicion that 1t can
in any event be abandoned and Indignantly frown-
ing upon the first dswnng of every attempt to alien
ate any portion OF country from the rest or to
enfeeble the sacred ties which now link together
the various parts"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-07
BY MAIL.
Nt.W.YORK. D.c. mper .

NtsW-NORk, Dseenbcr 3
The Cartel ship Jenny, Myers in SO days from
Dartmouth, Eng arrived OFT sandy Hook We'd
hesdsy morning She lef DArtmouih on the 29tn
al October. and brought london papers 10 the 27lh
Ociooer, no later than received per the Chaun-
cey Capt Rob,nson left the Jenny on Wednesday,
morn'ng, abou, miles tn the southwark of Sandy
Hook, and on reacnng the shore, obtained Pilot
and sent him on BOARD the ship. Captain r. then
proceeded 10 the Hook, and got passage I'd To this
city in one OF the gun.boats
Passengers seventy prisoners principally belonging
to the late american sloops OF war Wasp and fruI-
ick, aud Two of the Chesapcakes crew. The span
sh cartel ship ST. Philip was to sail ,om Dartmouth
IN lays after the Jenny, for Norfolk, win 800
prisoners principally soldiers.
About 400 American prisoners were left at
Dartmouth when thu Jenny sailed.
Since Inc above was in type,we are happy state.
that the cartel ship Jenny tor whose safety great
anxiety prevated) arrived within Sandy HOOK on
We.tesday evening, were she rode out the severe
storm with ease, and the cao,n Passengers reached
this city las, evening" about set in the pilot
boat Eric
The tolo,cias er;rac's maae iron, he Courier Of
fhe 27ih October.
&c On the 36th,) says the Courier messengers ar
rived from Locd Cas,iereagh. and from Ghcni, with
dispatches The Courier also states, that, "in con.
Acquence Of the united opposition of Great Britain
Austria anu FIR nee, to tue restoration oi the Kug.
dom of Poland under Russian Prince, Russia has
aban oncd that 'oject"
English Stocks. Oct. 27.-3 per cent Consoles.
81 s. Cmnum, S-S. discount.
Ne learn, verbally. bv the Jenny ,tha,
the British merchants have determined
not TO permit their trade 70 cross the Irish
Channel without convoy, IN consequence
of the great number of captures made in
that quarter by the American privatecrs.
Extract of a letter from an Asfeyiean gentle
man in Eurehr, dated October 26th
&c r'he conn,grstiou Of Washington has
,.snc moro to open the eyes OF Europe upon
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CoMBINED ATTACH ui,sn he lsDEPENDEsc
@AMEpIcA, BY CocHRAHE, Ross, and lhe
NEW ENGLAND CONVENTIONS
BY the following paragraph from one OF the
English papers received by the Cnauncey, IL
would appear that the Londoners had calcula-
scd very largely upon the ssccess OF their lasI
campaign, and The devasfaHon Of our cities
They began 10 think, that with the aid and
assistance of Coch hranc, Ross, the Creek In
dians, the pirates OF Barataria, and {" iass tho
nor ieasf" the EASTERN Conventions, they
should be able Ito reduce this froward people
20 unconditional su6nnsaon," and again bring
the rebel colonies under their dsgraceful yoke.
IL must be acknowledged that their Conpen-
non .1Aes have done all that they possibly
could To assist them and the very erection
Ut this illegal "Conurukion" did violence to the
feeling. Lei them beware ho7u far they Proceed.
n bghmnded people, who we'll know the
PRICE at which the INDEPENDENcE OF AMER
1cA was purchased, will not suffer il be-
come prey to a foreign faction, without
MIGHTY EFFORT 10 preserve it, Let those
who place themselves between, look aveH 10
the consequences
LONDON, Oct 8.-Rcports are current Of our hav
ing attacked and taken New London, and destroyed
the City OF Baltimore Both these events are proba
bic BUT :here are arrivals from America later than
on the Sd of last month. But as the wind has been
fair some days, we hourly expect fresh arrival 1t
must bring news of great importance; intelligence
from Canada another attack upon Fort Erie, a
mother conflict with Gen Brown perhaps battle
with the American Gen lizard the further opera
lions of Admiral Cochrane and Gen. Ross the re-
suit Of the expedition under Gen. Sherbrook, The
operations of the Creek Indians who had already
made their appearance open the frontiers OF South
Carolina; and last, not least, the effect Of late
attack upon the minds Of the american people the
steps taken by Mr Madison if he get remains Pres'-
dent, and the adopted BY those States thar
in ferment against the Government before
this late DISASTER and were NOT ISprsPosED TO
sErARArioN FROM THE OTHER STATES. No ar
rival from America was ever expected with more
impstiencc
IL will be observed that the above tallcs ex-
ac,'y with what the British Spy HENRy has said
"Should Congress declare war, (said Heary,)
the Legislature Of Massachusetts would give
the tone 70 the neighboring States; would
invite Congress Convention 10 be compo-
scd of delegates from the federal States and
crecf a scharatc yovernmene Wbai hernia
nent coanerion between g. Britain and this
section of the Republic would grow out Of
ciysl ccan,otion su.'a as might be expec ted, no
person is prepared TO describe I; but IL seems
tha, sfrscf alliance must be the result Of ne
cessity"
TO sbew that the Henryife Traitors are
still pursuing their object we quote the fol-
lowing reasonable declaration Of a Rebel wri-
ter in the Daily .4dversiser OF Thursday last.
Speaking of,he Hartford Convention, ne says,
"My plad is TO withhold our money,
. ansl make q SbHrdle bcdce" III!