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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-18
WILLIAM CROSS,

A. Corbem Cornef, keeps conssanly for sale
a, genes Il assortmen Of
Nest India Goods e. Groceries,
which he otie' good terms can be pro.
cured IN ,hs place or even Portland, for cash or
country produce.
lie 7vants TO buy
a quantity OF Flour, Wheat, k,e, & Corn. for
winch me hghes PRICE will be given.
G~hana, .1m. IL. IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-18
John 5, Dupee,
DrspcH and Apoibssa,, Fore f.ea tsa! Lo:g- WIs.j
Portland
HAS JUN receivyl alupply OF the
Extract OF QuercItron,
or sssxNcB or
YELLOW OAK Dark,
~ The increafing -eu.sud for this vaiuablsarii-
Gle isa bette, tel of s city tlsH volumcsaf re.
common dations Cloahiers aud iiasters on tis will
and IL one OF the grea,ea arquGtions TO their pro.
feilions ever yet difcovered
go,rttorial.
W.tRNING no UNBELIEVERS.

WlRNING 10 UNBELIEVERS.
l, was my lot soine years ago, sionsl,
to meet disciple Of the late D.. Darwin.
Ml.--,hAd drunk SO deeply into The system a.o
spirit of his MASTER, that he considered MIN The
very FIRST poet and philosopher OF the age.
have heard him exQatlate with enthusiasm Oh
he writings and character Of that deist, and IL
the same conversation revlle he Holy Scli nules
with all the ram OF vulgar blssphemy.
Of all The examples Of. mind emaneipsted
fom rel.gious md moral restraint ever me
with, this unhappy man was the most offensive
His conversation. though sbuadan,ly lsrded w. /,
tue rant and slang Of the new philosophy, was
iewd, proiane and jackpbinicsI; and when intu
rated by zeal for hs princ'pies,( which happened
as often as they were opposed) every rule Of de.
cosum wss trampied under foot.
A few months alter my last interview witt
Mr., was informed ,l.at he $ no more !.
Ssuck with the event. was sohctous To know
aew such man would a,e. The amount of my
information was. that as death approached. the
confidence he had before expressed in his deis,l
Cal opinions IOrSOoA MN, anu III us pace u Nv 81
horror seized his m.nd A shor, time before his
departure, suPposiog himself quite alone, he va
overheard by an unobserved atsendan', gl,inl
sent 10 the sgonies CT tortured conscience !!
With furious despair he expos,uisied with the
man Or DARWIN wpm he now reprosched as
his deceiver aud nj er loading his name viii
sxecrations, which dk, e nc. pat ON paper, he
osed the horr,d remons,rance in some s'ich
terms as the following : Monster Wre,eh is
this the end efyou, b0as'ed fhnossphy 2 Have you
drought me l. this
The above account was coried f.om The Christian
Observer FOE Feb. 1903 1t was introduced b,
he Editor OF that work IN shis manner. We
are assured Of the truth Of The following commu
nca,ion by correspondents, on whose AUTHORITY
we place the most anreservcd relisnce."
[Ch,.sias Disciple
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-18

OLIVER $. HARTSHORN,
INFORMS hi, friends and the pubic that he
= has agaln taken The Gand he formerly mprov
ed in Afiadit feef, where be ha, JUN ooened large
and exenEve ahor.ment Of Ladies, Centiemeos
Mifles and chidtsns Morocco and Leather
SHOES,
with which perfon' Of eve-ydefcrietion may be ae-
commodA ed on the mo0 reAfonable tcrms.
BOOT. M. KING BUSINESS.
o s furhe, acquain,s bis friends. &c that he
keeps conaanly on hand fmall afortment of
Bots and 0ver/boss,
and thai he has on hand the beft Of Stock, & Work
men to manufacture the lame 10 lille Of elegance
AID curahi!, J noe exceeded in this town, with a.
mueh punc,uaity as the nature of the cafe will ad
ni'
He tenders his moA grateful acknowledge en,s
to his former patrons, and folicis continuance Of
their culom
prfiand Feb 81, 1914 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-18

BOLIlNG CLOTHS.
BLING CLOTHS of all qualities, imported
ON the Dutch Manufacture kept ccnt.aut.
at 1e' by DEMiNG JARvES,
Ne u, canSiY, Bos.. SIN Feb, 7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-18

Freb Teas, China Ware, sc.
TOR fale by LEONARD & A. II. CROSS, at No
Union Row,
80 chefs Hyfon, souchong and Congn Tea.
New Hazards cargo. Of hyperion quality.
800 ietts Of China Tea cups aud ianeers
100 do do Coifes cups and do-very cheap
60 bags of Coffee
IS zeroons of Wen ls.dia Co,ton-fuitable
for manufacterys
100 lbs Bengal and spaniih Indigo
80 boxes Of by Brino Crown Claas
So hbs frefh superine Flour
rs half bbls do do do
Is bbls Ne Pork
80 casks of Gun Powder
Rum. Brandy Clio. Wines sugar, &c Ss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-18

FUNK BOTTLES WANTED,
FOR which Cath viii! be given, by
DAVID DANA.
January "a ts
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-18

5000 tbs Coffee-Hhds w and N Il Rum-40
eo1e' mould and dip, CandleA-cheits of souchnng
pd Hyion ikin Tea --facks CaiCA--noxes We'ch's
20 aod Chocoi4se--3o kegs Virginia robac-
p-osdders suuf-A large afformens of Bolton
sac Chemsford G,afs-io 900 VT. cut Naiis, from
me saco Manufaetory--fihds coade salt
me above Goods are of the FRA quality & will
y Told on reaiouabie terms If FEB. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-18
E. GRLELY.

=. 0NEEL
HU fv /afs, 1T Ne. J., Long Wba,f,
100 hhds w Rum
10 do. NJ E. do
100 bbis. -Four = 200 hhds. Salt
% hhds Mufcovado Sugar
20 boxes white Havana do.
500 bbis Mefs and No. Beef
Msysb "a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04
DIED,
MARINl INTELLIGENCE.

The packet sloop Cordea, Day, Of New. London,
from Saybrook, bound 10 Bristol, in ballast, went
ashore on Coggeshals ledge, Sunday morning last,at9
o'clock, and went to pieces in about hour after.
The people, six in number, with difficulty saved
themselves in a small boat. The Revenue Cutter
and the Flota sent boats to their relief, but were
too late to afford any assistance.
Boston, APRIL 30.-Ar. Spanish brig Dolores, 90
days from Porto Rico.--April 22d, Oft the southern
edge of the Gulph was boarded from frigatc bound
To Bermuda, and was informed she had chased
sew days previous, the Yankee prvateer, of Bristol,
r. |. which escaped in the nigh,.-When the Dolores
sailed, it said the Islands of st. Croix and st.
Thomas were TO be given up to the Danes, the 10th
May.
The eletterof.narque sch. Calypso, West, with
valuable cargo of brandy, wine, silks, &c. arrived
at Philadelphia on Wednesday last, from Bordeaux,
in 40 days. she sailed in co. with the Grampus, ar.
Nero York. april 2o.-About 20 of the crew of the
U. s. fgatc Macedonian arrived at this port yester-
day morning from New.London. and will proceed
Immediately 10 the Lakes
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04
UpAMERICAN PRIZE LIST..N

The private armed ship invincible, Of N York,ar.
at Charleston 21st ult. from cruize OF months,
having on board 100 packages dry goods,and 2JOOJO
lbs sugars. The Invncible has taken seven prizes.
The schr. Adene, Craycroft, Of Philadelphia, ar
at New-York on Thursday last, in f9 days from Bor-
deaux, with dry goods, wine, brandy, &c. OH Ca
diz, days out, after long chase, was captured
by the British frigate Magician, and sloop OF war
Wanderer, who took out ali the crew excepting the
master and carpenter, and put prize crew on board
and ordered the Adeline for Gibraltar-during the
chase Capt. Z. threw overheard his letter bag and
dispatches for Government. Six days after, the Ad-
cline was re-captufed and manned by the private
armed schooner Expedition, Cnaytor, oil Baltimore,
which sailed from France in on crulze, oil LIS
bon, and parted from ber on the 1yth OF March, IN
lat 81, IL, aad long 10.-the Expedition had cap
tured and destroyed British brig from Lisbon for
Passage, laden with provisions, &c. for the British.
troops. April o lat. 81, IL, long. 22 was boarded
by the prvate-arfned sch'r. Cbasseur, OF Baltimore,
after long chase of 18 hours-The Captain OF the
Chasseur furnished Capt. Craycroi with the follow
ing list Of vessels which he had captured asd des-
troyed during bis cruze, viz FEB. l. captured the
British ship Gaietea, under Swedish colors, frsm
Liverpool to Pernambuco, and ordered her IN, (ar)
18th, captured the British sch Miranda, took out
some linens and burnt hcrl8th, captured the Brit
ish soop Martha, with Government stores, took cut
some articles, destroyed the remainder, made car
tel of the Martha and ordered her TO neutral port.
10th, captured the British government schooner
Harriet, and ordered her in.-25d, captured an A.
mercan sch. under Swedish colors (retaken) and
destroyed hcr.-March 18th, captured the Ameri-
can sch'r. William, under Swedish cclors, from Mar
Unique, took out a quantity Of money in gold, and
burnt her23d, captured the British schooner Lark,
from Halifax, and ordered her in.
The English brig Experience, from Jamaica for
Gonaves, prize to the Caroline privateer, Of Balti
more, was chased on shore St. Jago. and bilg-
ed--crew escaped-The Caroline has made several
prizes, four Of which she manned.
Philadelphia. .a6rii 28.--Thc privateer ship Young
Wasp, Capt. Hawley, Of this port, from cruize OF
nearly four months, is below, all well She has
made seven prizes The Ist, British brig with
wine and fruit, arrived at this port the 4th inst the
ID, British schooner with salt, chased ashore to
the eastward and destroyed by the enemy the Sd,
large British schooner with cargo Of oil, arrived
al Nor,hCarona; the 4th, the British ship James,
Formerly of this por) from the Isle Of France for
England, with valuable cargo Of Coffee, Cotton,
Gums, &c. parted from the Young Wasp the OH
inst after taking out part Of the co. bound to the
first pert the 5th, the British brig from Cadz
for Newfoundland with SALT manned and ordered for
the first port the 9Th, given up to The prisoners
and the 9TH destroyed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04
NEWS OF THE ESSEX.

On the 22d ult, off the Delaware, the Bel
yidera re-captured the British ship New-Zsal-
and,a prize to the y. S. frigaie ESSEX, JOHN
]. KING. OF Boston, pTize-master, with a car
go of 200 bbls. oil, and dispatches from Capt.
Porter, which were destroyed previous to be-
ing rs-captured. The New-Zealan parted
from the Essex 10th Jan. last, where, the prize
master very prudently would not tell. The
Essex had captured altogether TWENTY
TWO SAIL, (ships and brigs) and had crus-
ing in CO. with her two ships of % guns each,
and two briggs of g guns each. Capt. Porter
had fortified three small islands on The coast,
IN the vincinity ola Creek (whcre he had haul
ed up his prizes and dismantIed them) which,
with the force of Essex and her armed con-
sorts, he felt himself perfectly safe from any
force that might be sent against him in that
quarter. The officers and crew of the ESSEX
were all in good haalth--,hey had plenty of
ammunition and provisions, and found men
plenty no want experienced for any thing.
The Essex had no, fallen in with British
cruizer during the time she had been in those
seas, and had no: been mo!ested by any body
--In fact, she had the sole command and con-
troll in those seas. The New Zealand was
ordered for Halifax.--Bs Chron.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04
FROM THE FRONTIERS.

MiDDLsBvRs, (Ver.) April 27.--Frorn
Vergennes,we learn that six row gallies were
launched las, week, capable of mounting TWO
heavy guns each. The militia lately assem-
bled at that place except one company, have
been permitted TO return home, and are to
hold themselves in readiness to re-march at
moments warning. Their place is supplied
by detachment OF four or FIVE hundred from
the aoth and Slst regts. under the command
OF Col. Davis. The new brig is represented
10 be one Of the finest of her class. If our
fleet, thus strengthened, clears Otter Creek
in safety, we venture to predict tha. il will
ride triumphant on Lake Csamplain the en-
suing season.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04
NOTICE.

THE widows and orphans Of officers, sssmcn
= and mar'nes, who have been slain, or have died
in consequence of wounds received on bo.r. ,rv ~
the public ships or vessels in the service oS the Unit
ed States since the declaration of war agaihs, Great
Britain, on ne eighteenth day Of Juno, iS12 will be
entitled to pension agrccabIy to the act Of Cor.
gress passed the an March, 1914. on producing or
,,orward'ng 70 the Navy Department, certificate %
lawful marriage the pa.t Of a ,siduw. AMI s,,at
she still continues bs widow of deceased seaman
or m"rne and OF The amber Of children living rif
any under The aye OF sixteen years which ceS,if-
cae must oe syncd and duly authenticated, by one
vi alorc OF '"e priHcipa magistrates Of the county
OF ,own' Were ,uch widow may reside
Marry Department, Wsstiag,on, .sprii 2sd. 1914.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04
FROM THE WESr.INDHs.
--: s.:-s


The Swedish schr. Eliza, Loddock, ar. at
this por, Gil Tuesday !ast,in 90 days from St.
Barts, with passengers. Two days out, was
taken by British priva,eer, and carried int
ST. Kits, where the passengers were compel.
led to ransom themselves at $500 head !!
After leaving St. Kits, they were boarded by
the Saratoga and Hawk, American priva-
tesrs, and treated ely--the latter Of which
sail was to leave St. Thomas on the lss Of
May. The crops in the Leeward Islands had
been shortened by drought and tho inhab-
tauts Of all the Islands complained bitterly Of
the curtaiment Of their commerce, and were
ardently wishing for peace with this coun-
try. The slaves on the Spanish Main had
been freed, and were com hitting the most
horrible excuses they bad embodied, it was
said, to the number of 1000 and ,he Span
iards, to prevent total destruction, had appli-
cd to the British for assistance.
London papers had been received at 81. B.
20 the 18th Of March, which contained the
British accounts Of the battles recently fought
near Paris they acknowledged loss of
$4,000 prisoners and 10000 killed and woun.
ded the allies were retreating out oil France,
aud il was believed General Peace would
be speedily concluded.
These papers also contained advices, that
Lord Wellington had been defeated, and was
On his retreat to the Spanish frontier his III.
success was attributed 10 the detection Of the
Spanish troops, most of whom had Withdrawn
from his army.
Such are the reaorfs BY this vessel.-As no
papers of any kind were received, VIC must
wait their denial or confirmation by another
arriyal-Prsvisssre Patriot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

DEsIETED from the y. s. Gun-3oat. No. 81, II
IL this harbor, on the night of he 25, instant. a
seaman by the name Of TH0.H-4S DyER. five feet
two or three inches high, short kiack hair, black
eyes, and Of ford completion. Had on when he
went away, a blue jacket sn't trowsers, and new
hat Whoever will take up said descrter, and delv-
er him in Newport, shall receive the above reward,
and all reasonable charges paid.
THOMAS NJ. MOORE, Snling-.'fastrr.
Newport, May 4, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04
Sales at Aurti6)
ChdiSe and Harness.

TOMORROW, May S, at ! o'cl6
FiH6e scd az Pnshc .auctios', ia jfem ef 1S "
Cogee.House, M ~
A New and fashionable, wcl-but Chaioo,
4 handsome plated Harness. -. 70
Terms made known at the time Of q OF their
b. b. Rosvlcn them all
Newport. May 4, 1914. at. beginning
no Moppoy il suffices
uxy >. ..,s :. 49, va. brave sol.
lln lots TO suit purchasern INTO our
pipes GIN ca love OF
$500 bushels Lisbon SALT, ,~-s
81 hhds. excellent MOLASSES. ..
so bags COFFEE; \.
hhds. Muscovado SUGAR.
Conditions made known at the time of sale.
Wheelsvrigaf e Lohex, awct'fs.
May 4. < Il Fs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04

Ne~hora, s.s.--Cirrk's Office, Ccnrf Of Conf
mon Pi'ds, .llsrH yoih, 1914.
WUEREAs, UILLL1.H .NOULTOyN; of New
w port, 10 the county Of Newport houscwright.
has this day fled in said Office the asi Of the Gener-
al Assembly at their February sessions, y. 1914,
granting him the benefit Of an act, made and pssssi
June, i75G. entitled "An Act for the relief Of Io-
solvent Debtors --fhis is therefore 10 notify The
Credi,c~' Of the ssid William Moulton, that they b
and appear, IL thky see ct. at the Court Of Common
Pleas to be holden al Newport, on the third Nom
day OF hsy xt then and there IN nominate CON-
mssioners to receive aad distribute the effects Of the
said William Moul,on.
Maya ROBERT ROGERS, Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04
GENERAL ORDER.

His Exccllency the Governor in Chief and
Commander of the Forces, announces to the
troops under his command, that he was pleas
ed to sanction and confirm, on the 18th inst.
articles OF a convention entered into by Col.
BAYNEs, Adjutant General to the forces, and
Brigadier-G WfNDER, of the army Of
the United States of America, for the mutual
release Of all Prisoners Of War Hostages, or
others; with the exception of the Foriy-Six
American officers and non com missioned off
GERS placed In close confinement, as hostages,
in conlormityto the General Order off, 9th
October last, in retaliation for Twenty three
British born subjects, taken from the ranks
Of the enemy, and sent TO Englaud, for legal
trial.
BY the agreement il is stipulated-That all
prisoners of War (thc above mentioned alone
excePted) shall be mutally exchanged, and
delivered at such places as shall be agreed on,
with all convenient expedition and shall be
declared respectively, all and severaliy, TO be
released, and free to carry Arms, and serve,
on the 18Th May next, the same il they had
never been Prisoners OF War And it has been
further provided, That whatever balaece shall
appear on the returns of Prisoners OF War,
respectively exchanged, or given upon parole,
by either party, since the commencement, Of
hostilitics, that the number of Prisoners for
which an equivalent has not been returscd,
shall be withheld from all military service,
until duly exchanged.
IL Is with proud satisfaction that the Com.
maoder ofthc Forces feels confident, that this
provisional clause can never apply 10 the ar
my in Canada, from the immense disparity in
the number and rank Of the Prisoners 1t has
restored to the enemy.
All Officers, Non Commissioned Officers,
and Soldiers, being Prisoners of War, who
are not prevented ia consequence Of :hcir
wounds, are commanded to Join their respec-
tive Corps and Stations, on the s,h day OF
May next, and to resume military duties.
EDWARD BAYNES, Adj. Gen.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04
SLOOP OF WAR FROLIC.

Capt. Carmen who arrived at New-York on
"Wednesday in ~ days from St. Jago dc Gu
ba, Informs, that Spanish brig arrived there
the day before he sailed, which wa. boarded
about week before to the leward of ST Jago
by the u. S. sloop Of war Froic.--i6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04
NEWPORT.
WEDhESDAY, My 4, 1914.

AZ the Supreme Court of this State holden
., SouIh-Kingstown, last week, WILLIAM c.
bRowN, was sentenced to six years imprison-
nleat and TO pay fnc Of two thousand dol.
lars, with costs, for killing a child ! aud ZE.
BuLoS WoRMsLEg, an Indian, was sentenc.
ed to two years imprisonment, and TO pay
tne OF one thousand dollars, for co c0mmitEhg
TGite on c child thirteen years Of age ! AS the
circumstances OF the former case, are some
what extraordinary, we shall endeaYor 10 OBJ
tsin minutes of the evidence, sc. q, the trial,
for publication.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04
Neav- Tork Republican !!

Ertract of a letter from gentleman in Me7v-
York, dated .Ahrii %, 10 his friend in This
foyun.
We have met the enemy and they are
ours"--New-York city ond county, | | mem
beas, about 500 Republican majority; Kings,
member, (last year federal,) is now Repub-
lican, as is now every branch of the state CO.
vernnent. congratulate you on this glori-
Gus news"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04
CONSTITUTION FRIGATE.

The report that this frigate has been order
ed to Europe, with flag Of truce and mes
senger, is incorrect She is under orders to
repair for sea only. 1t is stated that court
OF Inquiry on the subject of her late cruise,
is ordered to convene at Charlestown, and tha,
Com. Perry will be a member ef it.-i6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04

trir''si Of letter from gentleman at Uasiia.soR,
70 h9 sorrespoaoenfiH iH BostOn, dated .fprR ,
The result OF Gen. HuLL's trial will be promul-
gated tomorrow. IL is, conviction Of cowardice.
The sentence was death, with a recommendation by
the Court to the mercy of the President-who has
RENTED that part of the sentence accordingly; but
he must,of course,be struck from the rolls Of the
army"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04
CAPTAIN BARCLAY:

A public Dinner and Ball was given TO Capt.
Barclay, at Terrebonne, (Csnada) on the 2olh
inst Among the voluntary Toas,s, this gall
liant but unfortunate officer, gave, " Com. Per-
ry,fhe gallant and agg Sc nerous enemy"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04
BENJAMIN HOWLAND.

TAILOR,
HAS taken stand Just below the Posi-. Oface--s
IL lie particularly solcils the patronage Of Ceh.A
temen TO whom his abilities have long since bcegj
known; those who are moi SO well acquainted with
his work, who wish 10 have their clothes cut and
made in superior style of elegance and thstc are
respectfully invited TO give him atrial, he with ccnsl
iidence assures them that their expectations shah
not be disappointed.
N. B.--Wanted Immediately, one or two journey
aer, who good workmcn.
.NcHpors, .;fQy 4, 1914. tf
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MARRIED..

At Bristol, on Friday evening last, by the Rev
Mr. Winch, the Rev. Asa KENT 10 Mrs. SUSANNA
EARL, of that town.
AT FarrmngiOn, Mass Major THOMAS NJ. Vim.
SON, of the S4th U. 5. Infantry, formerly of this
town. to Miss hEssEy MARcHANr, daughter Of
{. Marchant, Esq.
DIED,
In this town, on the 9th ult. Miss ESTHER FAIR
BANKS, aged S5, daughter of the late Mr.. David
Fairbanks.
At POrtsmesfh, on the 9th ult Mrs. LyS SIA Con-
NELL, aged So. consort of Capt. George Cornell.
At Eressr. on Saturday last, Mr.. JESSE WILL
cox, aged IL, son of Elder Elijah Wilcox.
AT Po,,ghkeepsie, ". \. Mrs. MARGAREr REED,
aged 33 years, consort Of MIR. George Reed, aud
daughter of Mr. John Ferguson, of this town; she
was worthy member of the Church of Christ un'
der the pastoral of the Rev. Calep J, Tenney.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04
@arsbai's ~

NJ DISEFEtI q llTJOuf*I
DURSUANT to a Warrant ftos1
i DAVID Howell, Esq. lodge q g
trict Court for the Rhode.lsland D0 ~
Notice is hereby given that ther( :
filed before said Judge an Infofu been
WILLIAM ELLERy, Esq. sColleeloI 2o ma
Customs, for The District Of Ney Rasen-
gainst certain schooner or vessel se1l = the
Donna .fnna, her ta.kle, apparel and CON-
ture; said vessel being forfeited As Il oI(h
ed in said Information for violation Of the lps
OF the United Statcs--Aud trial will be "
thereon, at a District Court to be hold26
the Court House, in Newport, on the soE(D
Tuesday in May next. ~.
ID. ]. PEARCE, Dekusy- l'fdrs< nd.
Nr,vfors, .dnri 90, 1914. C:&=Qe
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04

BY the Western Mail of yesterday we re-
ceived ano,iser state of the circumstance
OF Jackson's victory, contained in his letter
to the Governor of Tennessee which re-
counts some particulars either not mentioned
or very briefly noticed, in the letter to Gen.
Pinckney, which we have published.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04

Brigadier General SWIFT, of the United
States Army passed through ;tis town on
Monday last, for New-York
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04

The General Election in this State takes
place this day. His Exccllencs Gov JONES
and suite, arrived in town yesterday.