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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18
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AL5, For Sak-three Houfes, iituated
in pleAisnt parts Of he town one of which is we
| caleuAled fer Pubic Hpufe-and number of
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Of the town
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Commonwealth of Mafachufctts.
LINCOLN IS
To 7ams Malsm. Ell oemiaj',afss = ibs sadr y
job. B,as, Ia. u C.eisg, ia f6t sosntye L ss'iH
yesmss, aeeesif
t.,,, YOU are hereby cited to appear 1t
VAnh' Probate Court 10 be holden u tia
Dwelling Houfe of John Geafon Fig in Ihofha
ton, in laid county. on the 'wensy ievenh day q
June next. at ,en Of the clock forenoon then aaa
there 10 ieite your accornt Of adminiilrai'on on
faid ena'e-- aud you are hereby ordered 20 monty
the heirs of faid decealed and all Others concerned
in faid decorated sIlate BY cauhsg h. order 10 bs
pubhfhvd three weeks lueeetfive,y in ono Of ths
newfpaper. prinfed in Portland. Faii net If ap
pearance at Ycur peril
Given under my hand and ieal Of office this i0ih
day January, ammo domin s4
Ry o,ds, u to. J-sgs 4 Psehofs.
EDMOssD FL GO, Reg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18
SAM. FREEMAN, Cissl.

lit a Circuit Court Of Commsn Peas, be-
gun and holden at Portland, 7vifkaa ard
Jar the county Of Cumberland. on tile .fLg
7ux(aay Of March, II. ID. 1914.
ON the above Petition the Court order, that
the petitioner esufe copy Of the fame with this
order thereon TO be pubI,ihed in one Of the Port
land Newspapers. three week. luccsiiivey, the lail
publication TO be thirty days at ies0 before the
third Tueiday of Jane nexs. that all Perons inter.
cited in the lands therein mentioned may appear
=, the Circui, Court of Common Pleas, then 10 be
holden At Portland, within and for the county
Aforesaid, and A,ew cauis If any they have, why
the prayer Of laid petition ihould no. be granted.
SAM. FREEMAN, cl.i
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18
April "A, 1914

THE fubicriber hereby gives public notice to al,
i concerned, that fhe hAs been duly appointed
and taken rpon herfelf tbs truf of admnifrasrix
on the spas of ELEAzER II Parker, late OF
s,andiih, in the county OF Cumberland, yeonssi. +.
deceafsd, by eiviog bond a. the law direeis-fha
therefore requelts all perions who are indebted 10
the fa;d deceaieds eiaats. TO make immediate pay
msnt and thofe who have any demands Thereof. .
to eAhihii the fame to her
ELIZABETH ~ PARKER.
da,eb "a, 1914 marx
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18

HE iubfcriber hereby gives public notes
i TO all concerned thar Che Las been duly Ap .
pointed and taken upon herfslf the t.uil of admn-
;ltra.rit on the el.ate of EN0CH PARRO77, ia,s
of Durham in the county Of Cumberland Mariner
decea,ed by giving bond a, the law dreess-- She
therefore equeiss all perions who are indebted 10
the iad deceafed's efsate TO make immediate pay
ment; and ,hofe who have any demands thereon to
eshibit the lame 70 the Comm tiioners.
SOPHIA P41RROTT.
ASyh "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18
AS.ii n.

i concerned, that ihe ha. beeo duly appointed
and taken upon her!eAf the srua of admnftrssrs
on the ena,e Of JOHN DAY, lafe Of Freepcrt, iu
the county Of Cumberland, yeoman, deseaisd By
giving bond a. the law directs fhe cher eforc re-
queies all perfons Who are indebted to the fad
sieceafeds efia,e to make immediate payment; aua
,hoie who have any demands thereon, to eahibis
the fame to her
LYDIA ID DAY.
April "A, 1914 mark
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18
HORACE COLAMOkk.
No As, MaylS0'o F,ea, Corner Of F,aslii. 9,sa,
Has FOR sALr-
An e1,enfve aGortmeu, of
Croekery. GkaG and China Ware,

-coHslsI1kG or
1000 dozen edg d and C. G. Plates, Twiffler.
and Mufiins-edgd and c. c. Soup and .uce
Tureens-Butter Boats, &c 600 lie . Enamelel
and c. Z. Tea and Coffee Cups and saucers-- Tea
poss--sugars and Creams--M ugs-Iugs Bowls
sc -niae Printed Tea Coffee and Dining SCI. oil
the OIen al stag aud Zebra Parterns--- blue Prin,
ted lea and G flee Cups and Saucers- Coffee Pot,
--Aug.-JHss AID 8,wis.
Chino so hoxes CAUTION China Tea and Coffee
SEES. anon Chna Dining Seu-Dihes-Pi e.
- Iwifiler- Niuf6us-Soup aod Sauce fureens-
Cups AID Sxucers-Cnisard Cups-sa,izds and
Bakers.
Elegant French Porce'aiu China Tea and COTE,
SEES, Cups and saucers = images--Sc
Clsys--Eegant cut and Common Decanters--
umb ers--Wines--- Jeliies---Le mmopades- Cuf
,asd -sal,s--Lanp and Proof CisG
es-Poeket Bottles-Entry Lamps, &c. 50 shos
ed Cra,es. iuitabie for Country Dealers
Crates carefully repaeked TO fur Purchalers
Bolton, April i6. CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18

POK LAND LiDKAk1.
NOTICE IS hereby given that Share No. IS,
~ in The Portland Library will be sold at fu.
lie auction, at the Office OF the subscriber a 4
O'Clock, A n. on Thursday, the 2oIh day OF n
prii inst. az, eeably tn the bye laws
OLIVER BRAY. Librarian.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18
Frelh Garden Seeds.

NArHANIrL IssAvoR has for iae, an ex'enEve
~ ahortmeot OF Garden Sseos; by large or iInall
quantities; a his fore next door 10 Portland Bank
Middle lreet; all ofiait ysars growth: war; anted
good; (ew( bf,1 u.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18
Boarders w anted.

THE fubfcrber has taken that central and pleas
antiy situated Houte at the head Of Un,on
Wharf-'aeiy occupied by captsia David smith
where he can aocemodale two or three gentlemen
boarsers. OLIVER EVERETT.
Apra Is 0O
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18
Died.,

In Washington City, 1874 uls. Mr.. Enoch Par
rott, late # Durham.
In Pennington, OF the prevailing fever. MIR.
Sser Quincy, aged SO.
In kaiitax, on the 5,h inst. Mr. S ephen Os
good, sged Al and on the 12,h. Mrs. Bulah
Osgood, aged 38-bo,h Of The spotted fever,
winch prevails at that place.
In this town, Ralziiis, son of the Rev. Joshua
Taylor. aged years and ) months.
b. dSaghe 4 Barrett Poief Esq. aged 4 weeks
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18

10 the Honorable 1gRices Of the Circuit
Court Of Commsn Pleas, bo'den at Port
lana, in and Jar the county Of Cumberland,
On the tya 7ue/aay Of March II d. 1874
EDWARD HARMON of Gray, in ta,d county.
~ yeoman, humb!y l,ew., thai he 10 interelied
az tenant IN common with Others to him unknown,
of aud in I" lot numbered ff,y Gx 10 the third d
whom Of land. in lad town OF Gray containing i'll
the whole one hundred and three acre., more or
iefs; and is de6roas Of holdiag his part thereof
in feverslsy- which par. 10 one fifth aud hve ninth
parss Of fad lot. Wherefore he prays this Court
thar partition of fad 10, may be made, and HE part
thereof sflgued TO HIM sgrseabiy 10 the prosihons
Of law in iuch cafes made and provided.
BY SIMON GREENLEAF, BIZ sfssvsy.
n yss seey-Aa@,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18

urHR fubfcriher hereby gives public notice to all
L concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himfelf the trua OF administrator
ON the sisa,e Of CALEB BLOOD late OF Portland,
10 the county of Cumber and. clerk deceaied, By
siving boua IS the law d'recss--he therefore re-.
o.ell. nj, perions who are iudebed to the faid
ieerafed, eilaie, 10 make immediate payment ans
thsfe who have any demands thereon, to exh,b'l
~. S.m.,o ANSEL LEWIS.
April "a, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18

THE fubicriber hereby gives public notice to ali
4 concerned, tina, nse has teen duly appo'nses
and taken upon herislf the run OF admin''ir a,r,r
ON tie eRate Of MOSES Wh7KRHOVoE. ace
Scarborough m The county Of Cumbefiand. ye'
man, dece4led. by giving bond as the law direct
ihe hi, efore regue,ts all perions who are 'nde'
20 the laid dece.feds e!taIe TO snake INN
paymen,; and thoie who have any demands
on, 10 exhibit the tAEae 10
Mary Watesf
Anrii Ia. 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18
must nave known atyke time that they were
uttering them, that they we're lies.

nsy BOAST OF FepuDhCsh gam IN tne papers, INC
cunning ones are not lutte chsgrined and NOR
tiied at the complete failure of their plan. Mr..
Dexter weuid not be their man if they had
majority, nor will he be their candidate, should
that ever be the case /; for party purposes the,
now praise him, and for party purposes they will
as readily cslumnale him as they did when they
falsely accused him of burning the War Office
to cover bis frauds.
The consequence Of Mr.. Madison's
tgicing one hmdred dollars per heao
TOR Enghs/lmen.
The Spanish sch. Margaretta from Ha
vans, arrived at Boston 9th ms. was board
cd the day preceding, by the British frigale
Junon / S miles E of Cape Ann and had S
Americans, passengers, taken out, viz
Messrs. Isaac w. Andrews, Of Salem !;
Daniel Weeks, of Portland Jacob Homer,
of Boston John Norwood, and boy of
Neburyport. No reasons were, it is stated,
assigned at the time, but something was
said about retaliation. John Andrews of
Marblehead, having parole from the Cap
tain OF II. Is M. brig Forester, was per
mitted to remain Oh board the sch.
Hard as this case is for the unfortunate
persons thus sent into captivity when in
sight of their homes and friends, il is rem
dered still more ag.avaling as it results from
the singular measures adopted by cur gov
eminent of giving one hundred dollars pei
head for every Englishman taken and
brought into the u. States, by private
armed vessels.
BY a subsequent arrival, the Spanish ship
ofnado Sepiimo, at Boston, the following
addtisnal particulars respecting the above S
Americans is gwen by Capt. Perkins, who
was passenger on board the F. sep.
informs tina. z lea. 4 N f from Cape Cod,
was boarded from the Junon, that himself
with other American passeng ers We're
carried on board the junior, but in conse.
quence OF having passports from Bermuda,
they were not detained. / he first 1t. IN
formed capt T. that the S Americans, which
they then mad on board, and which they had
taken out OF the Spanish sch. Margarc,ta a
few days before, they should send 10 Hair
fax. and that they would not be allowed to
return until regularly exchanged He also
stated, that they were taken out in RE AL
IAlIONJor the bounty Of 800 offered by
Mr. MADISON far epe.y British sntjec.
taken and 6roughi info f.ors. 1t was obse r.
we'd TO the Lieutenant, that their taxing
Americans out OF Neutral vessels was an
unprecedented act lie replied that it was
but that the conduc, OF the American gov.
ernmcnt had forced them 10 do il and
without regard to the flag OF any nation,
they should take out all Americans they
found on board OF any vessel whatever, and
send them TO Halifax to be exchanged, ex.
cspting those having British passports.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18
In the Prefs,

A ND vii be pubiifhed and ready for delivery by
\ the 10Th ini the n number Of
The Ghriltian Monitor. r,
-. Gentlemen in thi. vicinity, who hold sub
fcr'puon papers, are requeited TO forward to- the
office OF he Portland Gs.she the Number ofiubtcr'-
bers which they have respectively obtaiaed -Iho'e
who deiirous of pa,ronhog the above work, are
invited 40 leave their names at the Bookstore OF
J LtHYDE, E.4ba.ge F,ess.
Ps,f!aad, Hp,H 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18
Machine 81 Hand Cards.
John wfNSLOW & co.

uAViNG easblihed Catd Factory near Paf'i
! land, offer to fupply dealers and n,snuiactu' Z
ers with Cards Of the bel quslity, at Inc bohon
and Leiceiier prices.
Ordess left at No Z, Mggsy' Rs-r. or At hs
Pom ofii.e, will be pundaay attended TO.
ioo,Hssd, Sp,H ls II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18
Ba,bey's BuEneG

in the moft improved Rye, aud in a manner ca'cu.
lated to give is,.faciion 10 fuch as are fond Of
ceanlinei. aud eiviIi,y. They keep con0antiy on
hand an Sformfnt of Perfumes and the belt of hair
powder, which will enable them 70 drsfs Military
officers in as fashionable flyle can be done in
thus place Razors pu in order II the .hortefi no
tice 81 In back apartment they have eonve
niences for cleaning aud poihing Boots and shoes
The public are respectfully invited TO call and try
them. Drills.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18
Spring Campaign Commenced, OF
another alteRf,f on Canada.

of|t"c' ntteHZb vfs SdbUt0s
The accounts from Burlington are +" that
Gen. Wiikinson's army passed, on the 2sth
into Canada /; and with an army of 1000
troops, attacked Stone Mill. containing a
garrison OF 500 British that after IN action
OF hours, they retreated, with the loss OF
$50 killed and wounded /; and that at the
last dates, Gea Wilkinson, whose army had
returned 10 Pla!tsburg, Was for.ifyins that
harbor"
The British in their official statement OF
the above attack say they had $50 regulars
and lao militia, and in the action they had
II killed and ~ wounded; Q of the latter
had died since. No British officer was
hurt
The American loss is stated at Is killed,
1913 wounded and 80 missing. 1t. Larrabee
OF the artillery died OF wounds received in
the action. lie was an officer OF real merit.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18
Ap,i!4.

PROPOSALS tor any part of the above
Loan will be received at tie CUMBERLAsD
BANK, during the hours OF business un1ii
Satui day the 23d instant by order Of fhe
President and Directors.
LEVICUlIER, Cashier.
AfrH IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18
S. M'Lellan Il L. Fletcher,

). M'Leilan y L. Fletcher,
Esstnrge 6'es, H-psJ0r Jak
$50 Dbl. Flour
S hhds Rum
80 boxes CSnd'es
20 boxes heit brews Soap
boyes Chocolate
Q oaks ahor,ed Glafs Ware
20 boxes kAthns ga,
Gun Piftols, CutiatIes; Boarding Pixies Bat
tie axes; Nuke aud Pitlol balls tlinis Powder,
&c &c April IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18
M1RhikU,

In bingham, ~. Ii. by the Rev. Peter Ho
Mr.. O,iver Morreil Pike, Of Cornish, to M
Sally Page.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18
Chriitnpher Manuel

\ INFORMS the citizens Of Portland that he has re.
4 moved from his are ftand to The fhop formerly
improved by Solomon Boyce, in Exsba,ge Rect; and
bar he has formed connection in buineis with l.
RIA GsAr. from Boiion. Al fad chop they intend
carrying on the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18

II may be doubtful with some whether
English or French Rebellion is meant !:
Tor the information of our readers we state
Mat We believe it altogethe IRISH.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-24
NEHEMIAH II. KNIGHT,
of Precedence, and
JOHN D'WOLF, Jun.
of BriSt0l

are IN nomination TO represent the State OF
Rhode-IsIand in the Fourteenth Congress Of
the United States. They were selected and
recommended to receive the suffrages of tho
people, by numerous and respectable assem-
blages in various parts Of the State, and will
receive the undivided support of tho Repub-
licans-and, il is to be hoped, of those Ame-
rican Federalists, to whom the honor Of their
country is yet dear, and who will never bar
ter away their liberties, or elect TO Office men
who would, because they profess 10 be of the
same party with them selves.
These candidates are real Republicans,
friends to commerce, agriculture and maui
facturers ardent wishers for peace, provided
IL can be had without sacrifice Of honor and
independence :-They are firm supporters Of
the Union Of the States on the principles OF
our beloved Constitution They have no VIZ
olent predilccuon for any foreign nation, but
hold all " as enemies in war-in peace as
friends :" They arc not violent party men---
but men Of sound judgment, cultivated tall
ents, modesty and moderation They have
not the ambition that aspires 10 high places,
raised on the ruins Of their country's free
dom-but the prudence that would guide us
to an honorable peace, preserving uniynpair-
ed our rights and liberties. All real lovers
Of peace should vote for these gentlemen, as
it is more probable that peace would follow
their election, than the election of men who
would wish that the war might continue I'LL
they had another chance of attempting TO re-
place their party in possession of the pauon-
al administration, from which the y were driv-
en- by their an,i-republican measures.
prov. Pat
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-24
ALBANY, August l6.

Extract Of letter from a gentleman at Sacketts
Har5or to his friend in this city, dated Aug. H.
SIR have this morning received line
from an officer on board the Superior, the
substance of which is as follows THAT on
the 7th nstant, they gave chase to and ran one
Of the cnemy's vessels on shore, about four
miles above Niagara.-That the wind being
fresh, they lay oil and on, with an intention OF
getting her off, when the wind iulled. Proba-
bly, anticipating our intention, she was aban-
doncd by her crew, and 90 minutes, after
she blew up. She was an hermaphrodite
brig formerly called the Prince Regent and
mounted IA guns.
There are two of the cnemy's briggs and
one schooner in Niagara, blockaded by the
Jefferson, the Sylph, and the Oneida, the jones
is in the ofiing of this place, and the residue
Of the fleet 10 the vincinity of the Ducks and
the Kingston channel.
81 went yesterday in the Growler TO speak
the Jones. But she was under way, working
to the windward probably in chase OF some
gun boats that infest our coast, but we could
not overtake her. About to-day, cannon
aiding was distinctly heard, apparently na-
tional sainte, and at one P. NJ. brisk hiring,
which resembled partial engagement. The
wind was too fresh to ascertain exactly the
direction, but appeared to be between King
ston and the Royal Ducks"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-24

Our Arms again Victorious |!
ALBANY GAZETTE OFFICE,

THURSDAY, Eue. Aug. l8, 2, p. M
Extract Of iefter received by Eahress from
an o6fcer Of high standing, dated Bu0afoe,
.7ugusf Is, 1914, 8 o'clock, p. NJ.
"Our army gained a most Brilliant
Victory over the enemy this morning.
Lieut.. Gen. Drummond attacked our
troops at Fort Erie at about half past 2
O'Clock. The battle was obstinately con-
tested for more than two hours. The
British fought hard, but were beaten at
every point, with the loss of more than
Flye Hundred men killed and wounded,
besides Three Hundred Prisoners. 1t.
Colonel Drummond, and many 9th.
er Officers are among the slain. Our
loss does not exceed fifty killed and
wound ed"
Cohy ofa letter from Major GLEASON, Of this
fosyn, Acting assistant .fdintant General, 10
the Editors Of the Chronicle, received by the
erhress mail, dated
FORT ERIE, AUG. Is, 1914. \
Gentlemen.-We have had a battle at thi,
place. Victory has again declared itself in our
laNOT.- TIC CuctOy aVdShCN NON No ou Wv
right and lcft-and at both points were beaten
| cannot at this moment give you the particu
lars but the enemy wero driven from the
works, leaving on the field upwards of 200
killed and woundcd--We have also made a
number Of prisoners, among whom are two
captains, three subaltetns, and about $50 or
900 rank and file. Col Drummond was Kill.
led. Our loss is very triiling, say 8 officers
and or 10 killed, and about 5 or 30 wound
ed. Gen. Gaines commanded our forces
every maj has done his duty. In great haste"
The Editor OF the Albany Argus received
letter from the Post Master at Utica, cor.
robora,ing the above. The British ARMY was
falling back to Fort George. They are very
much pinchsd for provisions. A small rein.
forcemeut had arrived at Buffalo from Erie,
in Pcnnsylvania.
An extreme scarcity Of provisions prevails
IN Upper Canada. Bcsf.s 40 dollars per. cwt.
Ye, we have among us men svho are striving
20 feed the e,emy's forces thar are devasfing
our frontier . IL martial law should be Gu.
to- ced ten or twelve miles in our frontiers, /,
would stop such business.
a letter from Saeket's Harbor, dated the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-24
BY MAIL.
WAR EVENTS, &c.
Lake Ontario Squadrons.
----sp @ s<

The following statement OF The force Of the Tinted
States Lake Ontario Squadron Is from an authentic
source, and may be relied on - N. Y Gaz.
Ship SUPERIOR, flag ship, mounts thir-
ty long 24-pounders on the gun-deck thirty
short 42.pounders on the upper deck,has $50
men, and commanded by Com. CHAUNcEY.
Ship MOHAWK, 90 long 24's on the gun
deck, ls long 42's on the spar-deck, COM
mandcd by Captain JAcoB JONES.
Ship General PIKE, % long 24's on one
deck, commanded by Captain CRANE.
Ship JAMES MADISON, "a long 1875
on one deck, and long "a FOUNDER on pi-
yot, commanded by Capt. TRENcHARD.
Brig JEFFERSON, % long ass on one
deck, commanded by Capt. RIDoELY.
Brig JONES, 30 long ls's on one deck,
commanded by Captain WooLsEY.
Brig SYLPH, 10 long 1875, commanded
by Captain ELLIOTT.
Brig ONEIDA, IA long ls's, commanded
by Captain BRowN.
Sch. Governor TOMPKINS, long e's.
Sch. LADY OF THE LAKE, 2 guns.
The Conguesf, Ontario, Pert, Gc. are not
to be brought into line, but are to serve as
bomb vessels, transports, &c. The Lady-of-
the.Lake will be one of The signal repeaters
AZ The force of the British squadron,
under Com. YEo, has not been stated from
any source in which confidence for accuracy
can be placed. The most correct account is
227 guns.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-24

We understand, and, we believe correctly,
,ha, government have authorised loan to be
negotiated in Europe for considerable pot
,ion Of the twenty-five millions which they
were empowered to borrow by law el the lssf
session Of Congress. |, is probable therefore
that they will not 20 into the market in this
country for more of tha, sum than the six
millions for which they ave now receiving
proposals.. HGf. AM.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-24
BOSTON. AuGusr %.

Commodore Porter, his officers and crew,
are stated to be released from their parole,
and fully exchanged.
The y. 5. troops, 500 in number, par, of
which lately arrived from Halifax, have reach
ed Pusheld.
Eoyohean .Eccoanfs London and Cork pa
pers, to the l5th June, have been received al
Baltimore and furnish some articles of in,eii-
gence not before seen. Our verbal accounts
from several parts of Europe, however, arc
later from Falmouth, (Eng ) TO the Bib July.
These papers state, that Prince Christian had
been unanimously elected King of Norway,
though the Allies had determined to force the
dominion of Sweden that the Princess Of
Wales was 10 be invited TO Court, 20 meet the
royal visitors that rumor was abroad OF the
assassination of Duke Wellington, by . banditti
near Madrid There ran be no truth in Ihts,
as ne haUe"accounis from lhe South Of France,
seveyal days later lhan the date Of fhie rehorI
uhtch makcs no mention, avhateDer, Of such an
eyent That Lord Cochrane, the Hon. CO.
chrane Johnson, and the other persons con-
cerned in the fraud on the stock exchange,
had all been convicted that the claims Of
the Irish Cathohos had been debated in Par
Lament, and most s,renuosly urged by the old,
and several new friends TO religious liberty.
~ rSince preparing the above we notice in
the ". York Gazette, the following. paragraph:
-" Captain Lancaster, who was brought in
here prisoner by the Syren privateer, and who
left Falmouth on the 8 h ult. informs that a
few days before he sailed, he saw Lord Wei.
lngton at the grand Peace Celebration at
Portsmouth, "