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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12
TO THE PUBLIC.

The Committee OF Public Safety and Defence
Of the town and hsroor Of Portland, take coca
sion publicly TO address their country brethrta
with ANXIOUS concern for The present state oil
warfare IN the District of Maize: the en- my
having possessed himself of Casino. and pro.
claimed all the country eastward Of Penobsco
River TO be IN possession of, and under the gov.
ernment OF His Btitsunc M ljesty-P operations
have been made, aud improve meats & additions
TO the works are now progressing rapidly, with
an IN onion Of cutting this place IN fosmids bic
attitude Of defence and confident expectations
sre INDUCED that the vigorous exertluns Of the
inhabitants Of he town will within three day
complete the Important object
Large acquisitions have been made upon The
commanding officers of Divisions, Brig ades, and
Regiments, IN the neighboring country 10 repair
forth with this s,slion 10 defend the capital u
the Distt'ct-The kno wn patriotism aud courage
OF the hardy sons OF Name. leaves not the sh.d.
ow Of doubt Of ready compliance with ihl.
requlsit.oh--By order II the Committee.
DANIEL TUCKER, Chairman
Portland, Sept g. 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12
MAKSuAL'S NOTICE.

Usited Sfats # Aso3s.
Da,iS Of Maine II
PURSUANT to warrant from The Hon. David
= Sewa'l, Eiq Judge of the difrief Cour, Of
Maine, hereby give public notice that ibe, il
6ed in the iaid Court by Samuel c, Handy Fiq
commander Of the private armed ichooner FIX OF
the United States, Of Porsimouth, in behalf OF
himieif, his owners, officers and crew, againii the
brig called the KisgS0a PacIss whereof James
Fi'z6mmons was late mailer, her tackle apparel, x
furniture, and her Cargo on board couiiliing of
Fifth and Lumber captured on the high leas and
brought into the Port OF Portland, aledgiug the
lame at the tine of capture 10 have been the prop
er'y Of The enemies of he United s,a,es,& praying
condemnation thereof a. lawful Prize of War ac-
cording to the laws of War and the United S,atss.
Thai 4 hearing and trial will be had thereon a,
Wiicanes, in our faid DillriS on the third Tuslday
of Sep, ember infant, when and where any perfons
in'ereised in laid brig and cargo may appear asd
thew cauie II any can be ihewn wherefore the
fame ihoud not be decreed pr,ze of war and dis-
poted OF according 20 law.
+ G THORNTON Ma,6si If Msias.
Dated at Portland Sepiembes 8, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12

On Wednefday Ian was the Commencement Of
Bowdoin College. The day was fair and the com
pany aiiembled wa. numerous and highly relpeet.
able The following was the order OF eserciies
Of candidates for The degree Of Bachelor of ,ru
! A ialutatory ora'on in latin, by Samuel Hale.
An el.y on The f4ay 9bjo,y, by Winthrop
Hilton
A diierta,ion on TIE comparative vaiss IF fslis
anil p,Vafs sdssafisn by Charles Nor,head Cogfweli
poem in latin ON The ssSsb If JsLs. Ceiw,
by John Buih
S An englifh Grafton on The p'sbsbs sEii9, Of
G0efsss liberty CO toe liter stare and o'ai' IF tie psns
aye, by Chsrles Drummer.
An ehay on Un'ea'sinsd s~bitios, by William
King Porter
, An GRAFTON in hebrew on 7bs dol isgofios Of
M.Js by e ,jah K,og
a difsrIatioa 90 Tbs ssras~ oad ,a4snss q tie
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12
eau TON.

MERCHANTS & others eau toned againfl
WI purchaGng the two following B,ils Of BE-
change, which have been of in the Pocket Book
of The iubicriber 90 the road from Newyork, v.x
One Bill for k7o6 9, 81 Sterling, drawn by Sam
ueI Gray One do for L924 AerIiug, drawn by
Ssmuei Gray, syivAnus Gray and William Ray
both Bills drawn N favour Of William Gray. aud
indorfsd by him It thirty days fight, on Samuel
Will,sn,s London. THOMAS w, WARD.
1.-THE above Biils or either of them ihoud bs
diieovered, it 10 reque0ed that information may be
gwen to the iuhlcriaer at Bolton.
One hundred dollars reward is
fere for the Pocket Book aud It's contents.
Bottom, Sept, I, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12

r Or fa'e at PutliceAucton On Sa ufd y the 2fth
of September mn Al II O'Clock in the tofenoon
at the.oiiiee'of E,Greey, No. Long Wharf Pert
and. about Itoo scaa.sof unimproved land ~ io,s
TO iuit purchafers in common and undiv'esd 70
Townfhip No 0, in the range of To~nships
north of the Waldo Parent or e. much ofisid 'ano
will raife the fam of $500 dollars voted by the
propriaors OF faid tract to defray the expenees OF
obtaining the grant end laying out the lame NiA,a
laLd was ieeded from all the States land in the
Derid of Maine, the an fail by competent Judges
aud is Inferior to none IN he Dlllric of Name -
The ;,;e is nndifpu,sbe being grant from tie
Legislature of Mafactufeits to TIE hers OF The
ia,e William Vaughan, sodIto be fold by their or
der TO detray he above erpense--coaditons ho-
era and will be made known al the lae.
Portland, Sept z, 1914 CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12

sys:i.n sslssy 81 iNaJsiH, by James Bowdon'
/ An engl.ih poem. q Cis69s plf./Ho, by William
Henry Robbins.
| 10 A forenGc sifputa,ion on the queAion
! WLefbv It.0b BE- sosu'ai 10 man, by John Abbo
Douglas * Nathaniel Groom.
a. A diGquhuon on The osoa.ssgs aeeruirg to q
"stia" from gsae,ai Ss on II lbemi.ai taszSsage by
John Eveleth
i2 An englifh GRAFTON on T5, ea.jt,, u5is5 al
'esat ,tta,d tie P,egrst IF Ans,ieGa tt,sts,e, by
Stephen Emery.
OF candidates for the degree of Mater of Arts.
An eng.h poem on 16s battle If Lsiajis, by
jchn Barton Derby, A. B.
2 vsedic,ory Grafton 10 lain, by John Mer.
ri,i, q b.
rhe perfo, manees, 70 far as we could hear them,
we thought highly honorary to their Authors and
TO the Inititu;,on; and we arc fzusbed that they
would not fuifsr by compaffon with the hm,ar
performances Of the Univerlty q, Cambridge not
withdrawing its more auaerous inlrue.ors and its
more iYlendid endownents If due 0!istD be made
}p be jSpe,iO, sdsa.tsgu Bete ejayst Of jsiel.ng the
Psj@Ns,,. With the commencement esereifes of
our other colleges thoie of Bowdoin may fafely be
compared without any allowance
On The Whole we ere happy to find, that this
truly respectable institution is incre aslng in
pulation nd in advantages for the education OF
our youth. We clDnot doubt, especially as Ions
as IL shall be under the of It's present rev
| cred and beloved President, that il will com
! nsnd and enjoy the support and pstroDsgeo Of an
| inielhgen liberal community.
| The degree Of Bachelor OF Arts was conferred
on James Bowdo,n. John Bush. James CArgill,
Charles. Nor,hend Cogsweii, John. Abbut ID u.
glass, Charles Drummer, Stephen Emery John
Eseie,h. Nsthsne.. rr,on, Samuel II Le, WIN
,hrop Hill on. Elijah King. Edward One, Wi.
| lam King Porter, and w iliiam Henry NobUibs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12
@or(apS:
MOnday, oeplomDor II, 1874.


49,
In our Ian we mentioned tina, a part of the
bfitiih IN The Bay Of Peoobtcot, after taking poi
tetion Of Caa,ne and Befan, proceeded up tha
river for the purpoie of delroying the Adam.
h'ga'e which was lying at Hampden. and we Ia
went to learn that the enemy have been abe in
subiiance to effect their object Oa Saturday the
Sd mn. the Briuih landed body Of troops Of
bou. 1000 between Fraakfort and HAmpden aud
nsrehed up to attack this veilei. the guns of which
had been taken out and placed upon a wharf to de
tend her. The Militia under Gen. Bake aud IL.
Lewis, With so u s. troops which re,reated from
Caitne were attacked by the Britith at fome dis
tance from the Adams. The artillery of the A.
merieans by their 6hcbarge at frn check'd the
spProach Of the enemy and created a momentary
eonfuhou. Al tina time number Of br,tIiii barges
approached he fsga,e but they were beat Oft by
Capt. Morris aud his men bu, 1t is Rated the
torce under Gen. Blake retreated wher Capt. Mar.
rshnding he was about to be lurroupded by the
enemy who had poif,iion of hill which completely
commanded the Adams, gave orders for his men
70 retreat and blew up he flip. Capt. Morris, his
officers and men have face arrived in this town
Capt Morris and Lit. WardfUorth both ipeak 10
appreciation OF Gen. Bake's bravery and good
conduct on the location. We mention this parnc-
ular!y becau(e reports have besa circulated, we
oelsve very unjuely, uafavouf able 20 his ccnduct
Gen is an old revolutionary officer, fuissins and
seiervedly too, the reputation of good officer.
We earn that the Br,ifh have taken pofeilion
OF Bangor aud are eseetng for'ifcA,ions there |;
that they have left Belfal that their conduct there
was perfectly correct no one was moleied or IN
]ared and that they paid for every thing they had
On Tueidsy Ian we learn thar a part Of the Brit
M hset in the bay were getting under way
dsitiaalion unknown bu, conjecaared to be the
place or POr,inouth they aree eesing for'ihca-
sions al Caitine and there Is doubt bur that n
nsheir de.iynins,ion 20 hold L.,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12

SNE the fubfcribsrs having hsen appointed by
the Hon, Samuel freeman, Judge of Probate
for the county of Cumberland, TO receive aud ex-
anime he claims of The creditors to the eflate of
GIBbENS EDCCOMB, late of Standih, 10 fad
County, yeoman, deceaied, infoiven,, give notice
that fix months are allowed the creditors TO bring
in and prove their Claims and ,ha, we Alal at
iend that feryioe al the heute of Mr. Amos Chale
in S,apdiih on tuesday. the 6rlt day of November
and on the fra Monday Of January and FEBRUARY
next At one clock, p. Nj on each of faid days,
September S, iSi4
MOSES RICH, }
AMOS CHASE ~'"0'0~ss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12
ABIGAIL EDGCoMB
Augua w. 'si4 max

1 t1h fao.cribers hereby give pablo notice to
i all concerned, thai they have been duly ap-
po'nted and taken upon themle YES the ,ruH Of
Execu,crs,o the AT Will and 1'eitsmenf OF DUN.
MEk MITCHELL, ate OF North Yarmouth, in he
county OF Cumbef iaLda Woman, deceaed, by aiving
bond as the law directs they therefore requeit ali
psrions who are indebted ,othe laid decealed, e.
ate 20 make immediate payment; and hoie who
have any demaeds thereon exhibit the fame to
LYDIA MITCHELL.
sept 5. lsi4. CALVIN sTOCKHRIDCP,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12
To the Hon2yabs tie Senate and Houe sT
KeprejenfatiOss ef the Commonwealth Of
N16Tirbu fffs. 1,,ue I. I8Ih

MdDicbulstts, June /, 1914
| HE tu1icribers VINO are Inhabli ants OF Thorn.
alton aud CuhIng in the county OF Lincoln,
'eipec fully repretent that they are Gtuated on the
oppoi,e dde, Of st Georges and d.vided from
each other by the tame that laid towas well
as the towns adjacent and ps.t.cuariy the iowa
of Fr.endlhip, are 70 connected that ia their in
fercourfe with each other, which coniaLt hey
have pafs laid river in boa,s which is at all imes
announcement and more Especially ia the winter lea.
Ion, when II Is fome,imes impraet,cabie OF to 60
round by the head Of che tide Ia,d river . dis-
lance OF twelve miies--,ha. a bridge acrofs faid
river =, or near the fore lately occupied by the
iate Thomas v ate in fMd Thomaaon would greatly
teneht your petitioners !, the Inhabitants
of other adjacent towns, who Won thereby be
re eived from much unneceIzry travel and incon-
venience. and which bridge oeng accommodated
wi draw for The pan ,.e of vefT.s tina might
have occzhon 70 pais the lame ut being very
rare thing Tor any veifeso pais up faid river fur
Their than the Place contem ,ai ed for laid bridget
would remove all objections that might exit relz-
tive to its interference with the navigation of faid
rver--Your Peutioners beg leave further TO
resfeient tia, they have he etofore preferred pc.
ti,ion 10 Your honosaoie boay tor the fame purpo-
les. that viewing committee was appointed TO
examine whether bridge thrown acrois the liver
in he place prayed tor by your petoner. and ac-
comnoda,ed with draw aforeiaid would iaier.
fere with The navigation of fad siver, which com.
misee accordingly went on the ground, examined
aud reported 10 favor of laid brisge Bui that
from Tome UT fortuna;e mhappr ehen6on the
part Of the gent for the petitioners The iuhje9
was Dot attended 10 AZ the aG l,fi n Of the Hon
orabie Court, bur The petitioners had leave 10
withdraw eheir petition Your petitioners. tuess.
fore, reoewedly tunbly pray thar the fosmer
report may be areelaed and that they together
Wlt ch "A hsv m aft, them
may be incor Pora,ed for The purpofe of ecainy .
bridge as sforeiAid, wi b iuch Ia.es Of ,oil to
compeniate them herefor aud under iuch reftv.tf :
ION. AZ may be deemed fnIta ie and proper aud a.
III duty bohnd viii ever pray
EDWARD KiLLERAN, add Others.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12

CTRaYRD from Capt Samuel Fireman. paaurc
- in Weitbrook, on the fourth or 6fth inf red
MARE, OF a 1T ode Gzs trois aud PAGES, and has
a Duach upon her left fde Whoever will return
laid Mare 10 the fubfcrbsr in Portland, or give
information 60 tina; ihe may Ne Obtained, thai be
handsomely rewarded Ssail neceG.ry charges paid BY
Sept " BENZ AMIN DODGE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12

CToLEN fom the fubfcrber, living on Great Ie.
~ bezg, on the Sd inn far bottom. 8 feet
Boat. with red wait ipruce Oars. lesthercd and
cont aiming Oars Whoever will return or give
inform aiion of'iaid Boat fha he en,itled to ten
dollars reward. DAVID DOUGHTY
Sept. I2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12
TOWN MEETING.

On Saturday he Inhabitants Of this town
unanimously voted to Authorise the Selectmen
and Committee OF Ssfe,y to guarantee on the
credit Of lhe tuwr, any sum not exceeding ten
thousand dolsis. 90 provide rstions and means
ef de fence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12

attack on Sunday Bay, (cahe Ann. <
On Thursday last, s barges full OF men
landed and took POSSESSION Of the Fort in
which were guns and Ia men, and turned
the guns upon the town. 4 he militia and
artillery Immediately turned out, relook
the for, and made prisoners OF Is, by rea.
son OF one Of the barges upset,ing.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12

Il. and f,all receive every encourage.
meot and projection in SO doing.
By Conmand, IF. ADDISON,
Military Secretary.
cHALES MARTYR, Naval secretary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12
Picked ND Adrift

NEAR Long lflans, on he 4,h init. an old yau
= Boat. abeus S feet long, freak Of white
round her fem.-Ihc owner may receive the
fame by proving property and paying charges
Apply to DAVID DOUGHTY,
on Great Jebeag
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12
DIED.

In England, Adm. Sir E Cover, aged a,
nearly 90 of which he had been in tie navy.
Rev. Mr.. Bedweil, aged log. he could read
he smallest PRINT without glasses until the
time Of his death.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12
IA WI OOHeHu VVrH =
EDWARD KiLI.LRAN, add Others.
Commonwealth Of Madachuletts.


ON the petition afoIelaid ordered. that Ma han.
lei Martin. Ma haniei Robbins aud Jofeph Fayicy.
Figures, be committee e. the eIpence Of he
peutoners TO view the place of lad proroed
bridge ADD they hereby an horixsd and requi.
rec after giving thirty days nosce Of the time ADD
pace OF Chefs NEE ing AUD publiihlng 'his order ia
the Portland Cszeste TO prscsed and v,ex he
place contemplated for erecting laid psidge-aad
after having carefully viswed aforeia,a The fad
COMMITTEES are TO make ,sPor the iecond We'd
nsidAy Of the nexs iethon Of The preient General
Court--their opinion upon the expedieucy OF
granting tie prayer laid petition and afo
fate OF fatts which iueh opinion ihaa "
founded, when aud where all perfoas in,erelted
in the tusject OF fsd petition are hereby ordersd
to appear aud thew caule if Any they have why
the prayer thereof ihouid no, be granted
cent down Tor soacurrsnee
JOHN PHILLIPS, Pssslsst
Ia the Houfe of Representative, Juuc 8. isi4
read and concurred.
TIMOTHY B,GFLOW, Speaker.
Attsf-S. F McCLkARY, C.s,k eftbs Senate.
Ia perfuance Of the above order the Committee
above named hereby give notice that they wlil
meet az the Houfe Of John Gieaion, Eiquirs, ia
1homafon, ON Wedneltay the 9Th day of OSto-
Der next at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. for the puspole 90
specified in the foregoing order.
NATHANIEL. MARIN, per order
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12

THE iubicribsr hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, thar Che has been duly appointed
and taken upon kerief the trult If Adminiftra,rix
on the eltate Of CIBBENS EDGcOldB, late of
standih, in the county of Cumberland, yeOman.
deceaied, by giving bond as the law di,ecu--she
therefore requeits all perfons who are indebted
to the fad desealeds efate 10 make immediate
payment; and 'hofe who have any demands ,here-
on. 10 exhibit the fame 10 the Comm Gorers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12
RAVEN DUCK.

90 ps. Raven Duck, of frf quality
for iale at the Store of E. Morfe, Elk,
change .ftreet. fe2t. IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12
lareling printers

of Mr. Maiison's wisdom md lac rsrsoi:y Of his
i.tFeoV printers
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12
JAMES MADISON.
the PRECEDENT. JAMES MONROE,
Secretary # State

As one might naturally suppose, the Brigsde
q S'anst@y IN which was The no less famous
lfa'nnia and which might well be Called " The
Psstdsnts Gun was d spersed az the & st sho, II
no al The ffst sppearssee Of the Blush force.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12

Mi Gen, RIcHARpsoH comm snds the mill.
tay torce IN this pi.ce---L,s Division, between 8
AID 1000 strong, have mostly arrived and are
amply provided with every means for making a
formidable defence,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12

The Editors ofthe Baltimore Telegraph prom
Use 20 lay before the public soon as time and
hesith permit "a regular history Of the late un
fortunate catastrophe, beginning at Admiral
Cochrane's first appearance IN The ws,ers OF tie
20 ,omac. and ending with the conhsgraion Of
Washington" Tie vile decep,ions prscticed in
the. National Ln.etGSeness, Mr.. VI adson's mouth
uiece, are among the principal causes which
casio ed the d .struciioo. In that paper il was
asserted that's sufficient force could be brought
INFO the Geld TO insure the safety ofthe Capitol
which was considered as perfectly secure. The
Editor Of that paper. who 10 an Enghshman
even ON the morning Of the day OF the conf.
grafton. remarked 10 his paper of that date.
I'VE feel assured thar rhe number and 6raVery II
or nsen sr,l afford eomp!s'e projection 20 the cry
rhe subseqaea, eyenss furnish fair specunsn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12

rS.jaRJ B,aerph.--We frequently hear tho
advocate OF ne War laneusiug the fail of Bona
parte AID isyn il he was in power, she country
would not have been brought into its prelsni de
piorab,e 6'uatiou. II this is true the tools and fy
cophan,s of our mifruers frrniih an additional
proof If tina, madnefs and folly which united the
dcfilnies Of the United States with the fortunes Of
the ,ste Tyrant of France and would he of :hc
world Had there been an alliance offenivs aud
defendve with the government of France, the
quenion would be prec'fey the fame No wonder
MIR Madfou and his adhereafs have been 70 fore
whenever the fubject of Freoca or rather Napo
leon influence with the American Cabinet has
been mentioned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-12

Dsft.e.- Every exerton is making place thi,
town and harbour IN proper la,s of defence
The foru m,nned by the holders of the foil, and
they, with he fo.ce in the field are adequae to
repel inva6on. Every man is determined to do h''
duty.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-25

them, the, shooid erect the Bm,,ben stan.
dare, declare for the restoration of the exi-
led fanny, and employ all their power 20
oring ABOUT that muca WISHED for object.
Every thing proceeded most harmonious
I'LL the declaration IN the name of the
hinS ana fhe other Official Proclamations
ana ACTS appeared. We then found that
MT. Lyhcn, the Mayor, and those who agree
with him, entertained very different r.tions
from those OF the Landowners. and men al
rank throughout the country-Ihe former
are psrtizans OF e revolution which ruiyht
Continue maj rity of the adnerents of The
osurFer In place aud power lac latter viii
near OF nothing snort of the enure subver
sion Oh tnrSs IN runtrS, and the re-e staUiisk-
"t ~ OF tae ahcl-nt REGIME as nearly rs may
DC IN every point. They risicnle the idea
o' any compromise with the Corsican's fol
lowers, and will TAX lac steps in my reyo
ili9n which would associate theT) with
these persons-Mr. Lynch and lis friend,
OF me otner hSad, think it most prudent &
"he 10 oe successful. 10 adopt the mode
rare nliocie course, sHd endeavor to detach
,hsin from the Interests of the uew 6ynss;v.
b. securing them rewards for abandou;ny
t IN favor Ct the old.
Ia consequence of this disa Agreement.
| the Ancient Regime Party have gwen u,
tue cause, and retired from Bordeaux to
their csta es.-The White CockaGe has
been discontinued by many Of these. G;ssa
ushed with the COMP onisrg system. AS
nuolber OF these gentlemen we're leaving
INC city, they were met by Marshal Bvres
iorG, VINO entered into conversation with
| thsW, and enquns I'd the reason Of their with.
uraw'nE their support. They Answered
MN, IL We ere TO have Jacobn Govern
oent' the one un5cr which We now live il
Is SoVa as any other that can lie devised
20 succeed 1t Whereof should we plunge
in'o a Civil War. i'll aGditioa to our other
h'seFieS, only to * 3hanse one Iacobin G. -
. vernnent for another" Ni:h this ti,y de.
P4itcd
Subscription of SIX millions of l;vres
IN aid OF ;he Revolution, which w.s brfort
entered INTO, has been greatly reduced by ms
| o"'o' '"na'e cccui renee, as many OF the dis
Sen'isnts were among the principal contri-
| nutors' and have erased their names from
The list. God knows how matters can be
restored to their first unison.
Among oiaer fruits Of this untowsrd
soAsnl we have exhibited caricatures of
NAi. lynch aud the chief supporters of his
s'oe' with the Cap of Liberty (Bonstet
toUSf) on their heads, and dagrers m their
hands: In the Red Cap is the White C.ck-
ace IN scorn OF the plan which would as
sott together principles so irreconcil,bl. a
shcse OF the Kevolutioni.ts and Jacobin. os
me rresest Gay, and the Royalists who
neShe Counter revolution.