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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-22

The Salem Gazette Of Ibis morning, says
" Two barges of the Nvmphe, came into
,7qlam, and set ire to the sloop DillEcucc,
belonging TO r. Parsons, ESQ. Wing above
Gees Point--they threatened the captain
That II he attempted to extinguish the fla n
they would destroy the only house and barn
on the Point--he ventured, however, after
they cent of, to pnt out the fire, when they
indeed returned, and fred with a 12-lb. car
ronlde through the house, (Which beIonged
to MIR. Parrot & again set fire to the slcop g,
effected her destruction. They were procee-
ding to burn sch. loaded with wood & bark
belonging to Messrs. Cakes and Millct. but
were dissauded from it by the representation Of
the owners, of the distress it would brine upon
them. They went on board another schr. 70
burn her, but discovering her name to be the
Fedc1uh6t they observed thcy would not burn
her for her name's sake. They sck another
sloop, and carried Off two boats laden Wiz,
Iry 'lsn. They stcered in the direction uf
Ipswich bay, and considerable firing was af-
forwards heard"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-22
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.


VIM. Cook, one of the crew OF the L. S.
fsigate Essex, taken in a prize by the Hot
spur frigase, called at The Flotilla Office, ID
company with six others, all of when wcte
landed from the Hotspur on the east END of
Long Island, and state, THAI it was tie E6h-
spur that engaged the gun-boats, and not the
Maidstone--that they lost one lieutenant and
"a men Killed as to the number wounded
could not say, other than the ship was full OF
them-thst she was ON FIRE three times and
it-was with the greatest difficulty they could
keep the FIRE unaer--that enc hot shot went
within foot of the magazine, and they thoI
the ship was lose-that they had a quartet
master ready to haul down the colours.
Just before the arrival Of the Hotsrur CT
MontGug L, mt, (having 179 prisoners Of way
Oh boartl) mutirv was concerted, to tai,,
possession of the ship. When ripe for cxcc4-
ton, and having The sentmels' arms, they
we're informed against by one Of the rriscn=
crs, by the name of Lockwood, whom they at
forwards made. & petty officer, of
Capt. James F. biddle, commands the
Hctspvr--Godwin is theEsSne Of the Lexis
tenant killed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-22

Halifax papers to the first of this month,
per the Amelia, contain nothing interesting
to an American reader. The Royal Gazette
OF June the first, announces the arrival of a.
bout 10 sail of vessels, from England, the
West Indies, and Canada, including the Lee
andcr, Sir George Collier aisd L'Fspoif,
Russell, from Cork. ~ Y. G1z.
The a aUy-On Monday next the geverti-
ment ship Independence of74 guns, CHE first
ship Of the Enc ever built in America) viii Re
launched from the ship yards at Chariestown.
tMass3 And On Saturday 18th inst. the frigate
Guerrero viii be launched at Philadelphia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-22

Gen Lewis has arrived in town, and takea
command OF this post.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-22

The nrivateer Grampus, Murphy, and I'e=
tapsco, Moon, left the Hook on Sunday morn
ing, no enemy's vessels being then in tight.
NJ Y. Cat
05- And vet the whole coast of the L. 6. IS
declared in { state of Blockade. T.. Eng.
The legislature of Connecticut have passea
an act for the appointment of a Reporter of
Judicial DecisicnS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-22
WiLMIxeroN, *. e. June Z.
TIE PILOTS returned.

We ahnounce with great pleasure, that the
Pilots which were taken eff by the enemy, |
from our Main Bar, have at length been lihc-
r2ted-thcy were put On shore near Long
Bay, and have reached Sr.ithviue. Their
boats have been retained.
|
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24
Books sJ Stationary.
ISAAC AID ANS,

LAS for ise At his Bookliore No Ex
change f,sa a general ah ,rtment Of
BOOK "a the var,ou. branches OF literature,
which viii ne fold a, the Bolton prices.
Family Octave chool and pneke Bibles
1 eitament- wi h aree syPe-tynin Books
Greek and Lar,o Claflics
Endeid, PHI; ( pby
Great va ie of 5ch0el Books
Wiring aud leusr Paper
Sia'es Qu,ils and Ink Powder
Back CANNON Boards-liay ng Cards
Chtdrens Book. intlrneting and arfufing
v, aye Harmony
Iufire. ana Commercial Blanks
iels Rec C,eopeda
Ledgcrs. Journals. Wsite and Blank Books.
aLMANACo, for 1914.
Fa -mers Ifaah Thomasa. Lows, Cierzyman's
and Gen leman's Almanacs
Large Trunk,
Surveyors Money scaes
Cuntefs Scaies-Dividef,->e >esme g Journal,
-'oge'her with grea, variety OF other ar,i.
cles IN the Book and Stationary line
tickets and Quarters,
in Plymou Beach Lottery which contain,
prize OF 10000 of 5000 of
1000 . of 1000 % of soo-Ioo
of Ioo-I2o of so dollars -beflocs
grea: number OF 40 and 10 dollars
each. am Der. !,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24
kEW GOODS.

THE fuhfctiber ha. juR received az addi
! ''onal iuppiy IT new Gods gEZ-
superhne tue French BRoApcLorss
Fine aud Common ditto various colours
Hunters Clo' hs- s-Caf,mers.
Handsome vEsTING3
BeR Fl gg Handkerchief
Mock Madras duo
Florence, PLAIN aod pla;ded
A"o, from the Dorchester factory, fine factory
Cinghans hne and common shirtings
shawl,, &c.
The above Goods with thoie on hand before
renders 'he shortment a. complete a, poiii
bic AT prefent
Dec. IS Qf) ROYAL LINCOLN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24
Webber & Chase,
HAVEfer sal IN ext enslye assortment Of
ENGLISH SJ FRENCR GOODS.

HAVEfor sal m extenslye assortment oil
ENGLISH J FRENCR GOODS.
suitable Tor the present ard approaching
seaaon--amCng which are,
Best supe fine 1roadcloths
Mldling and low priced do.
Supelfne Cassimeres, consisting Of
black, drab and mixed
Cords-Coaings--D Dutfils
Fianneis as Bsizes
Peliece Cloihs-Bombazetts
Wilbore es--DuraDts--C Grapes
Best dress'd and undressed caiicoes
Silk and common Ging5ams
Cambrcks, white, black and coloured
A large assortment, of Fancy Mu4iins
Shsw!s-silk and cotton handkerchief.
Long Lawn Linen-B,aoes
Gentlemen and Ladies' Beaver Glove
ditto ditto siik & wors ed Host
Black and coloured Sewing Silks
Goa, and Vest Buttons
Ribbons-Tapes and Robbins
Neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
Italian Crapes-Pins
Cotton Hose, gentlemen & ladies'
Silk Gloves-Bulton Moulds
A general sssortmen, OF Am.rica
Factory Goods &c sc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24

THE iubleriber hereby g,ve. public notice
to all concerned. chat be has been du v
sPpoin ed and aiken upon himieIf the ruit Of
Administrator TN The eaate of
William Naih,
Ia'e OF Minot, in The county of cumbet land,
ycoman, decesfed,b by giving bond a. The law
directs --he therefore reaueos all perions who
are Indebted TO tbs faid deceaiea. eaa,e TO
make immediate payment and thoe who
have any demands thereon. to eshibr the
fame to JONATHAN N.sU,
Jas. IS, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24
WILLIAM CROSS,

A T Gorhsm Corner. keeps constanilYfor
ssle genefrl assortment Of
Nest I,ilid Goods e. Groceries,
which he olles on as goot terms as Can he
procured in thai place or even Portland, for
cash or country reduce.
He 7vants 10 bnp
A quanti,v of Four, Whe.t. H,e, & Corn,
for Which the tighesl price Will be gwen.
Gorhasn '1un II. Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24
+. Gl<ttIY.

HAsfor fale a. No Loug Wharf,
" pipes Cogniac Brandy
10 hhds. Muicovado Sugar n quality
10 hhds w Rum
SEQ hhd' Salt 'ocheas Souehopg Tea.
10 chefs Hyfon Ska Tea
2co hoxe, Brown Soap
'0obbls. Beef-5o bbls Pork
500 fide, soal Leather
Oaeksy IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24
American Manufactured Goods

American Manufactured Goods
Nh M.g:y',.RorO
JOSEPH POPE, agent for A'my t5 B,0un,
] Of Providence. who keep h,m eoniian nsly
fnpp,ed from heir iong known ard well ei.
tsblIih.d Factory at Pawtueket, with a gen
sral anortment of
american Cotton Gooas,
coNsnTiNa OF
Single Yarn Tor warp and Filling
threaded white y eolor'd Stocking Yarn
Whire ard coiored iewing Cottons
Sh'rt,ngs-shee'ings s-Checks-stripes
Gingham--Chamtrays-Bed Ticking, &c
~ shopkeepers 10 town aud country and
people IN general ~ho with to furn'th them
felves with the above articles, will be fun.
piled at the Factory prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24
HAADEI. SOCIETY

HE Membess OF The HANpfL socIkTY q,
MAINS arr hereby ,,Ged .h., the, Fl 1t
meeting will be boleen q Po,,iand ON 1rvss
sAt The iS"d day Of FsBauaar ne1r at 20
O'Clock y M IN the chamber over he Port
land Bant-A general ar endsnce j. relusiied |;
no only for ,he purpofe of mufeaI pc form.
snce, bar the choice of officers and the adop
,ion of neeeiisry regnls ious. Jao. IL,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24
FIVE DULLaRo RiW 9RD !

A fmall uunk containing feserai valuable
q Papers aud few articies OF Cloih,rg
was left Al the sfsge H.sis in Portland, or The
evening. of he s5ih OF May Ian and ha,
ru, beA feeu here or heard of face - Who.
ever viii return RE T,.si an, IL, easssss, ia he
/s~s esi they wess n when ief ihere lhail re
eeive he above reward, and the a. aMks Of
PETER o. ALDEN
oa. 9, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24

NOTICE. Is hereby given 10 the nonresi-
dent nropris.ors and owners Of the follow
ing Lots OF L aud i,iug III ne Gown ot Otis-
fie !, in be county II Cumbelisnd, that hey
arr ,sxed ia ihe year 1872, fr the STATE.
County and rowo 10 a bill connin ed 10 The
sua.cr,ber to c ilec,-ss t1lIoWs--
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24

If 40 psrfon or psrtons fl'al appear to dif-
charge lad IA and all intervening charges on
or before ruei.Ay The fifth day Il april next,
At nine O'Clock IN he forenoon, 70 mach of
faia lots and parts of lots of land as will be
fufFicient 20 d,fcharge the fame will thea be
70 d at publis auction to the h'ghea bidder
according 10 law, at the DIVE ing hnrie OF The
iubfsr,ber in fad o sield. Dated at Oaffid
thi, ifth day OF January lsi4
JON III IN MOJRs, coiiee7s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24
Belknap & X Runnells,
Ca g, 1919

w. = h.ty, Row. MilfL.e,af,
NioULD ,nfosm their friends zod he pub
ic. that from ,he liberal enso,ragemen,
they have received from the gentlemen OF thi,
:'~r and vicinity, aud flrangers who oeea
honslly reiorf to this town, they infead en-
la sieg their buinefs. To accompliih their
ohjsef hey have taken pains to procu the
very heh of Eogiifh and merican stock -
Aio the 6rR rate Workmcn fha, can be OBJ
tained From The mesus which they now pof
fsss they can allure the public thar all order.
tor Boots and shoes of every defcription will
Be puncsuslly eseeu,ed, and the work done
IN a'ie not eaeeeded IN this place They
have ON hand, ready made Boot. and shoes
Pumps, and Over Shoes made of the betl ma.
tenA's and warraated good, Any gentleman
thai may he in wanG Of the alb ,ve article. can
bs as well Gued ~ slough he had HE msafure
taken. In addition to the above they have
jul received arge sfortment of Ladie. and
N'hes SHOES of all deferip,iops. Hto,
Italian Pare Backing aud Back Bail, for
boo.' aud shoes, toge her with Boot and Shoe
rrmmings Of all kind.
All orders for Boots and Shoes puncfualIv
attended to
W rwo Journeymen Boo, Makers, want.
cd '%msd's's'y uD Nsv l5
THE fubferiber hereby give. publ. notice
20 all concerned that fhe has peen
du'y appointed and taken Upon hsrief the
trua OF an Adminlnfs str1 Deoonas non on the
eiiate of
Peter Noyes.
late Of palmou b. IN 'he eouaty of Cumbsr
land EiquTe. deceaisd, by giving bond a. the
law direets--ihe therefore requells all perfous
who are 'ndeo ed 20 the faid decesfeds eita,e
10 make imm.fiate payment, and thote who
have any demand, the, con, TO eyh,bir the
lame 20 MARY MOVES,
aos. IS 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24
EDWARD LITTLE & co.

Ne Nsgeys Roro, Middle Ss,es,
~ AVE lately received al extensve afrort.
= ment Of
BOOKS q STATIONARY
among which are Of their own late publication,
Bow5iteh's PRACTICAL Nav,gator-american
COAT Phot-fioo.es Tsfo-- Mafon on feif
Know edge-v,lIage Harmony 18th edition
enlarged and Improved-Waiihs ari,hmetis
--Cicsro' ieleet Otstion.--a much improved
snd corse9 edi ION; Parifhs modern Ceop
raphy--Nisrfy Ensliih asader-amencsn
Selection -Preeepsors--picket's Juvenae Spell
ling 3pok. 25eents containing more, ard houud
better than any other Spelling. book-rht
feieetif, and arrangement of hin Book re-
qu,res oniy TO be known TO he univerisilv n
fed, beisg nc uloa "a arai and ealy work for
the in'truetoa OF children 10 ichooIs or fam,
nee now ia uie ;-Afo
The following new and very valuable
works Ne. eritie,i Pronouncins Dictionary
by an American Gentleman. Price dollar.
Nell III, Travel. IN america IN The wear.
1904 s, 6 7--Lee's Memoir. Of he War in
the sou hsrn Department of the United State
CiaFEs ffaveis IN Greece, Esyp, and the
Holy Land
Duhefs French & Eug!ifh Dietionsry
Elemsnf. OF War
The emaios of II. X. White
3uper,''t,ous Of the Highianders
caism ,ies Of auihors
Bible New'. chsi0ian Morals by Hannah
Mrs Grant on Education
Theory Of agreeable senfations
Expedition Of Humphrey Clinker BY r
smolle,
Loyaliii. an HiforicsI Novel, and variety
Of other new Novels
Banks of Wye Poem by z Bloomfield
Horace m nLondon--Org,nai Soem. Ivy Lady
subicT'p,ion' open for ,he Emporium oi
Ar'' and Sciences, Edinburgh Encyclo. ..edia
and Pciyanihos
Chri!.ian Ohierver--A New Edition of Shake
fpes-s Pays in s vols
Volume of An hens. by the late Hon John
Huehzrd. now 10 preis at EIe'er
theological Magazine Asr i6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24

\ AlCctol > odie.--OsiYletd.
NOTICE - hereby gwen 20 the nnnresi-
den p,oprieiors md vaets Il ,he to 10 vtDg
b,s OF land iying IN ire town OF o. Il Id.
IN ie county Il Cunaerlsnd, - taet s,e
ras IN the year 1913. f,r he : ale .caun-
ty u Town, IN a ell comm cd W the su :
seflher 20 coll ct--ss folloMa-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24

Il 40 &fsn persons shaii sopear 20 DIS
chsrge sd xss and sb intervening chat
ges, on OF befo = fhu' sdss he seventh day
OF April nex;. a, nIne O'Clock m he forenoon.
so much of sid los and parts of hos Of land
a. viii 10 su.hc;en 20 dischsrge the SANS
will hen be sid a. publis sac,ta % he
highcs, bidder according to law. ct he
d~rH,ng house of he subscriber IN SAID
OFT q Died at 0tistisid. ,bis III b day
Of 3uary. 1914
JoN HIN vOoeS. Coiisaor
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24
lohn 5, Dupee.


lohn ;, Dupee,
D'rggH srd 6poftsfs,y, Fs,s 9,sa, 6sas Ze.s-
Wb9,J Ps,fiead
HAS juit received siuppiy of the
Exlacr of Quercitron,
o sssrscr OF
YELLOW q X BARK,
ty The ,neresiiug demand for th,s valuable
ar'icie iis ne'ter ,et of sutili ,hsa volumes
Recommendations. Go hier. aud Hai er. on
t'al vii hnd d me IT he grez'er aequiitions
to their projections ever We, dacovered
Commonwealth of MaGachufetts
Liuco Il
r. Ssms.i ht,w, As-.;aia,osor Of hbs s4sfe #
7ebn dra~' late # B,iaoI ia ,sis eo.sfy we,
sbs'f 9ssasf Gree ing
NoY sfe hereby required to notify the
Il Creditors to faid dec.afeds eftate by
eauiias his order to be pubi,lhed 10 the Port
iand Gszeue prioted IA Port'and) thar your
acc ua' of sdm'nifration on laid eiiate will he
pie'eD'ei a. aproha'e court to I've holden at
Wi'eahei IN apd for the county Of Lincoln on
the Weduefsay preceding he fecond Monday
IN January nsxt, 10 o cock forenoon, when Il
where they may be pre'ent aud offer what
they fee iit, for or agsinit the allowance of the
fame
Witneis si'as Lee, Efq Judge of Probate
Cc for The county of Lincoln thi, Goth day of
November A ID 1878
BY order OF the Judge of Probate
EDM FLAGG R.g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24

FOR SILL,
A cscellen' farm in he town of Moul:on-
4 4 bofoUgh--coun'y of STAFFORD aud aste
Of New Han frhife, con,ai,ing sbcu 2su srre.
fwo nory houie barn, med. CIDER houfe and
mill thereon -'le beG orchard IA the town.
plenty OF moving 'ilage and pafturing we'll
wooded, wa cred and lies within one quarter of
a miie OF The meeting houie aad on he rnziu
road leading through the town any perion
" ih'og 20 pnrehsie by applying TO either of
,he !nbiefihsrs IN sandwich may gam further
Information tsA CROSBY
DANIEA LITILR
SssSzVisb. Jss Is 1874. (sw)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24


THE iubfer'her hereby gives fusl'e no'se
= TO all concerned, tsa. he hss heen Guy
,pro'n ed aud taken upon himie { be t'ua o.
au Executor of lie alt VIII aud Teiiameu. Oh
Jaipcr Marion,
late Of Ncrfhysrmou'h n the eoas'y Of Sum'
herland yeoman, deceaied by giving bono
the Law directs-He therefore Iequeii' al per
fon' @ho are ,odeb,ed 10 tie fad eeaieo'
eiiate to make ,mmediste paymen'; and ,hV's
who have any demands thereon, 20 sih.oH
the fame TO THOMAS MARSToS
THE fubicriser hereby give public nou's
i TO all csacsIned thai fhs has been o.
appointed and taken upon hsdeif the tibAS'
adninilfratrix on the eftae If
William Hall,
ate of Windham, in he county of Gunner.
land, yeoman deceaied ~ gying bond
The law directs; She therefofe fsqueil' a.
perfons who are indebied 90 'he ia'd oteea.
eds eftate, to make immst ate paymen ana
hofe who have any demand. thereon, e.
h,si' the fame 20 COMFORT FiALt.
Jan. IS. rsifs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24

Collectors Sale. .-0tisf Id.
NoriCE Is hereby given to The nonrefdent
~ proprietors and owners of the following
Lots of Land lying in the town OF O,',fed in
the county of Cumberland, tina, they are ared
in he year 81, for The State. Counly and
Towa 70 b,ll committed to ,he iubicriber TO
eoiIecf-as follows
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24

HE isaieriher hereby gives fub.'c ro'''s
to ali concerned tina he la. been dsf
appointed and taken upon himisif iheuuao q
AdminiGratcr on the ef,ate of
Mofes Freeman,
late of Portland, in the county Of Cumberland.
Mariner, deeesisd, by giv,ug hond a. he ~
direefs--fe therefore rrqueas al perfon' WV
are indebted TO the faid deeesfeos sls'e 20
rake immediate payment and heis vac
bzve any demands thereon 20 eTh'aii he
fame 90 JOSHUA FREEMAN
JossGry IS, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24

LHhN SfEhk rs 1E FInD
w HEN cure for Que dollar, or at m,o
Two dols ar. can be ob,ainsd for ,,n'.a
cold aRhma diffcu y of breathing ,,ab''gs bsa
OF the ehei'' whe.zidgs. pain in the lidr a.
muit 1t not he m-''er OF furprize .ha, we r.
the Obituary daiiy iwelicd with dealb,. oe "
fioaed principally 10y Gods D On an avs,,..
a, leza ase,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24
% 3 RI

of Bottom VA ycars .ffl cied viih fons
hoes through hi OF, wet o. Gu ei.es .ts
shole inc, had hl' foot opened .fs the
bone ie'apsd snd fefIgoed pan relief h.
death expect d. when he va Gu "a zal A,s
health pc e'fscfiy feaored y ony ,..irs me-,
dr.Ds
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24
EDWARD HOWE,
CPHOLo IERER. M,idIs Stree

Offers for fale,
100 fbheft American i've Geefe FEATHERS.
$50 10 sutii.n ditto,
700 yds coaon Rediicking.
hed' OF the firit quality, can now be made
al the fhorselt notice.
Likssvi's-- One F BAsSOON, and two d
fiat CLARIONETS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-24
r AFFIDAVirt

solomon hu,terheid of eheee hr,d masf,g
os ara iaith that his iou, Z iver i,ui te,b = !
wa. years affi' lied wib eruption. on h, e.
ano a'hs.sn, pa,t' Of his body, when are
ap'ng y, other Medicines in ain wa, cursd
ny ,hree bottles OF DE- Rsys, Bafasisss ID ,,
sod hoih veri bel,eve thar hi ION wa GU ID
ny 'heie diops alone, and wi,hou, The afIi
aaee Of any Other Msdic,os.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-01
JAMES MADISON.
AN A1er


ny AL
concerning a,rhcaes OF connrfnstion oil eia'ins to
; iandsin tne aate oil louisiana.
Re II enacfrd 6y fLe Senate and Hou,e of Re-
b,r,ertat;pe. .fthe Uu;ted State. of 1me,ieo in
I/,,r,..,. lo...,,,lI.y Tit IN III c,sa. u,hara
,.s of on,.fr ns,;on -, Ionds ,v;nn l.; .;,h.
se ,h. i.nJ d;s,r;.ts ,alIsha hv I.,, i'm ,h 80
rf r III; a.. - - ;,n.d a,,raa.h,v ,,,,, H.
nrox;sons ae Nh. 30 entitled "a Or, res,ee,;ns
rr,a;,s 81, ,snS. j.; IL ,a,'.;sor.. of o,Inns ~
= n;s;,, .nas.o,r ,ho ,l;rd NJ.r.h ~, ,Jnnsa,
colt hmndreJ nd seyen aud vh;ch w.r,. ,i;r..,eI
80 ~. sIcJ viii Tho nroncr re,;s,er oe III. lad or
g. y;,b;, twece mo,,rs at,er d,te aud nm claims
J,;.h .r. i,.,nj.d l., ,be ,r.,s,;,t' or ,I.e,s;os
made in favor of cla,n.,t, am, trnsm,,,eJ 10 The
Sesrc,arv of tho Trr,snrv The sa;d c.r,6..,.s
.haI, in .yerv c.sr .j,era The lands have NO, al
,esdy bee, surveyed accordine, In low bc nv ,bs
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FOREIGN.
FRENCH LEGiSLA FIVE BODY.
From the Gernan Observer, hn6Ashed a.

PARIS, Feb. 6.
After the report which NJ Lame, a law
yer from Bordeaux, member of the legis-
Iative body, made upon the papers relative
TO the negotiations for peace, which were
laid before them on the 28th December last.
NJ. Reinouard and Dion made very re-.
markable speech, OF which the following is
the substance. After pretty long perora-
ton. in which ne highly praises the empe-
ror Tor Calling the Legislative body together,
q communicating the account Of his procee.
ding, he observes, that this high proof OF
confidence can be justly returned only by
telling his majesty the plain tru,h.-He pro.
ceeds thus:
We are incapable, gentlemen, of shew
ing you one cheering spot in the picture of
distress which we unfold to you. An armv
blasted by the storms of the north was re,
placed by another, the troops composing
which were tarn from the paternal soil; from
tile arts, and from trsde.--This army was
destined TO drepch with its blood Lelpsc's
fatal plains.
We must confess, gentlemen, the VIC
torious enemy, having advanc I'd to the
Rhine, offered to our august monarch a
peace, which hero, accustomed t. sumany
splendid trophies, could not but find ex
traordinary, But If at tais tine, when the
unhappy state Of France was not wholly
decided, noble and generous prince pre-
scribed the rejection of such peace, il
would however no longer be prudent to per.
sist in this rejection, now that the enemy
has invaded the proper territory OF France.
"Wefe he question merely to deuDerate
on degrading Conditions, his majesiy would
have needed nothing more than to lay be
tore his people the project OF peace offered
by the enemy, but they do not seem 10 de
sire to degrade but to- repress us IN our an
Gent frontiers and to stop The ebuliiticns a
that ambitious activity. which Tor these 20
years has been so highly detrimental to all
tie nations OF Europe. Such proposals die
not seem to offend the honor of tie nation,
rs they prove that the enemy fear ami re
spect us. IL is not they who would desire
to set limits TO our power, bot whole world
IN arms reciaims the Common rights Of all
nat IONS.
The Pyrenees, the Alps, and the Rhine,