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PUBLIC SALE.

ON Monday 18th inst. will be sold on
the premises on credit of 6 months,
A Frame House and Lot of
Ground on Prince, between Alfred and
Columbus Streets, 20 feet 10 inches
front by 80 feet deep, subject to a
ground rent of $40 "a. Possession
given 18th July
P. c.. Marsteller.
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INTERESTING.

from Bermuda, OF the 2stn
A 's"'' Yin, the following extract OF
||,pll' 'S @."a, MIR. Ellis, Chairman OF
fl caaf, Of Directors OF the East India
Esnpany' Notwithstanding the sudden
Ns .I that has taken place OF all ar.
|fpn :, American produce, | would ad.
- ,o o. " to retain. l have had an ex-
s!!eu with minis,ers-there is no.
,'''H ""moromised to his Msjesty's go
~, in the Dispatches by the
@' Rr,nble TO effect the commercial
a,. The American Commission
na,t have fell powers to affect even
~, ,.mporary interests. Before we
.,,cr into any kind Of Negotiations
'.Ssr. they mus, relinquish theirsup-
y rish, Of claiming British born
|i ',,e,, BY righ, of adoption. but more
||<~Iiculs'iy of seamsn,"
Neg YORK GozeFse, ~H"e S'
|, .,,,,, Of a Letter Jrsm a Yoang Man
|. Eai,rgvorth, TO MS father in Ne.U-
|Gs-k, dated Monday, May SOFA.
\ o. Friday last, about s o'clock r.
Al the gun boats came into our har-
4 "a and 2 frisates being in chase /;
!, here coming up squall about the
:: I. me Gun boats got in, the ships an
so,ed of Corn6eld point. AT s P. M
= Gun boats go, under way, went up
,,aoJ, end next morning we're seon of
;.etsem's Head. About sunrise the
enc moroing Is barges and frigate
,,,,ed BY the harbor, bound up Sound
.,O another ship, Just below, coming
!, About noon the ships and barges
,sr, down off Connecticut River, and
,,:hored.
On Sunday morning We were rous.
4 fon our sleep between day break &
unr.e, by OF arlarm that the barges
nd lsndcd, and set Ere to Mr.. Meigs'
,,Q.e on Farm Island. We got up and
sheld the house in flames. 1t wss soon
to ashes. About half an hour
h.rsards two barges were seen COM
~ round West Point into our harbor
rsey go, up as far as the Ballast, when
,e gave them The first shot but that did
O turn lhemVe fred three times
:iore they lsrneG They then fired 4
ms at US, without erscs, and rowed
&. There were two small sloops and
small .chooners lying at the wharf.
q 10 the afternoon, about 8 o'clock, a
4 a friSaie, aid a schooner, came up
early in There being two ships a.
oye, signals were made from the "A
pr them to come dow n, as we supposed.
twas expected they would send In their
argos, and, accordingly, a double guard
Ias placed on the poiats * in the street
However, in the morning they were
one up the Sound.
u" We have heard some firing to the
eastward this morning and part of the
ay.-They have small vessels in the
Ound armed and manned This day
e have irregular guard Of rs men,"
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b W.. urand jury for the Superior
llnsN -, Norfolk County have found
bi, :, '.'s against the Contractor and
b, . ISL this post. for urnish-
tssaa a"saoiesome provisions to the
ST. ~ the service efthe United
>''''s at this place.
.Norfois Ledger.
d.. e'ence, the soldier. who shot
'sl Sna ~ Ra'l last summer was yes
''una guilty, and sentenced
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-07
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Devotional Harmony,
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NEw.ORLEAss. April Is.
~, nppolnted by the President, Ed
!, 1 o asRIAN. Esq. Of this city, Ma
!, oloeer for the port Of New
!" cans IN place Of s. CRouDsoN,
NJ resigned.
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/" NEw HAVEN, Nav 81.

Yesterday morning a British priva-
|ser supposed to be the Liverpool
RckeS captured near the light, and
|suhin sight, Of the town, sloop load
I'd With -four, belonging to Mr.. T.
Woodward. Of this place. The revenue
DOcr Eagle, on this station, with her
usual complement of men and about
. volunteers, as soon as practicable set
|all in pursuit OF the enemy, with the
iope aleast Of rstaking the sloop, And
| ia short tine atterward, the battalion
y artillery (Which happened to be then
|'o parade duty embarked on board The
Packet Astrea, taking with them their
10 pieces, quantity Of mHskets, SC.
VIA the intention OF assisting in an at.
|"mpi to capture the privateer. On
getting oct of the harbor, however, an
|'nsmy's trigate and two other vessels
= var were discovered, bearing up
Dad, and our enterprising citizens
We nus reluctantly compelled to put
The spirit which animated all who
'IO''Eed In the expedition, is worthy
Prsl'e and imitation, and renews a
NslueDee that The sons of Connecticut
Is'i perform their duty,spontaneous.
Sasnever fit occasion demands it :"
we learn via Rahfar that the name
"s Island terrifying by the brave and
''s ,pA'lrs Com PORTER is TiInor,
i. ~ S'''d In the Indian ocean, TO the east
mSOlar TO the south OF Ternate. 1t
= miles in circumference end pro-
-'s' Cloves and fax. The Dutch are
S'srs Of the island though it has a
5" Its own. The woods and the
S ~ mat surround it render it a place
|"uCe. Dem. Press.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

promiles fummer of tremendous earn.
age |! The advocates of s. Free trade &
fai!ors' rights" whom we recently faw
parading our directs, waving the emblem
OF their difntereised zeal, are now them
felves turned ad,yt by MIR. Madifon |!
The volumiaous hiltory of this Cana
dian war, which government has pubhih
ed, from the edifyiog dispatches OF the
officers in that quarter, may probably
have led to this expedient Officers with
out men have iuccee led 70 materially, it
may be intended to try men without Off.
GERS. -
But to be fcrious-what does this
mean Z Have government had in pay fuch
a bsa of iupernumerary officers, Tor the
purpofes Of political corruption Or are
the folders all dead, whom they comman.
ded? Or, after all ne yapouring and
threats which we have beard, Is the army
eftablilhment dwindling down 70 rapidly |;
and at time when, if peace is no, foon
efeaed, we may expect lighting in good
earnel will be neeeaary s-Bsf spes7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13
THE ARMY.

The meafures which the government is
taking with this creature OF its folly afford
a new evidence OF Its increaiing weaknefs.
which mutt produce amorg our demo-
Gratis flare of iurpriie and confuion.
!, will be recolieetcd that the neceffity Of
rafting an augmented military force to
carry on the invaiion Of Canada with ef
tect, fuccefs and honour, was the theme
Of every minilterial ipouter, during the
lait feilion of Congrels. TO accomplish
this grand Object, an enormous bounty &
other Inducements were offered to fecure
the enliltment OF folders. Iomeet thefe
and other war expcnces, about thirty mill
ions OF dollars were appropriated. aud ten
millions have actually been borrowed al.
ready. We Immediately heard of fold ers
emitting, in all parts o. the Union-but
what comes next. An order from gov.
eminent, difmiiling aleg,on of officers,
from the publick iervice, with 3 months
wages and their expenies
This really looks formidable Thi:
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Psou rns ALBANY RsoIsrsa;
lF~ns,!y Dsmos,sse Pessr-sss .ess FsSs,st1
Hon. 1obn Adams.

1t 10 really . remarka,ie feature in the hiftory 81
the times. Q4ys the N York Columb;an) sha, the
meafures Of the prefent Naturalization meet with
more than the tacit fuppor, no, DOLLY Of Psehdeat'
Adams but his Secretary Of the Treafury, Mr.
Wocott, and hi. Secretary At War Mr. Dextets
two members Of the Cabinet under his admalara-
ton -.
The above paragraph is from Mr..
Holt, and will Mr. Holt think it remark
able. that the chief members Of dams
administration, fupport that of Mr. Madi-
Ton, when he recolleas how often he told
his readers in thofs days, land how he
fmarted. for it too, unlcr the Sedition
Law,) that adams iyitem was that Of
War. Taxation and tyranny and when
he reflects, at the fame time, that thia ii
precifely the fyltem Of Madifop and his
coadjutors now. If we had War then,
have we not more of it now And have
we not the fame Taxation And as to
tyranny. If D.xter's account ofthe embar-
go fyltem is to be admitted as evidence,
the finger Of James Madifon is heavier
than the loins Of John Adams. So much
for Mr. Hollis -. remarkable feature i'm
the hiftory of the tines" which accord
ing to our humble opinion has no. hing
remarkable in it, fince it is perfectly natu-
raj for the Corno ants of one adm;n;ff.
ration, to roof in the rreafury Of ano,her
1t not driven of BY more hungry Hsck
We take Mr. Holt upon his own er, ind
and do not mean any perfonaI refIcetion
upon the gentlemen whom he has ma
med; but we do mean to fay that POI
liticaly ifnot morally fpeaki G, a more
wicked and abandoned adninltra,ion.
than we have at prefsns, has never befo.e
exiited.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13
EUROPE.

One cannot contemplate the folenn e..
vents which have recently crowded upon
each other, haitenins to the glorious clofe
ID general peace, without thofe itrong
emotions which climax of fub,imity in
fpIrss We diicover the wonderful hand
of Providence-the mighty arm of him
who rules terribly in battle. amidf the
fanguinary fruggle. We cannot but
dore that mercy, which never fcoufges
but to reform or improve and which re-
flores repofe TO man, when his moral
character is adapted to its pretervation.
HAPPY Europe-tby crimes expiated
Unhappy America, having wantonly
fpurned the belt bleGngs heaven ever
flowers Oh nations, courtec miiery, and
iacrihcec your own peace, your day Of TIL.
al is come.
There is no mariclc, though there is an
Almighty Providence, in this. Sooner
or la,sr the relation between effect and
caufe in the moral world will alwayse
vince the prevalence of an cternal rule Of
right. The end OF our calamities will be
the good of our country, and the CURES
which will accumulate on the heads of
thofc who have wantonly faeriticed our
unexampled felicity will teach our chill
dren wiiaom-Ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

dence, which might be produced of the
facts here ltated, would Gil volume. |
requen you to read, and receive whatis
truth, and nothing eIfe; for | do not
lhrink from impartial examination. And
| appeal to the observation of :hofe, who
may be alive a, the end of five years,
that unlsfs a change of meafures takes
place, OF great check be put to 'he
prefsnt courfe Of meaiures, the U. States,
at that period, will be ruined people
May the Great Difpofer of all events,
lead US into political truth, lend peace to
the nation, and yet make US happy re-
publick /!
/ am very affeaionately yours, &c.
a Bi<OtiiE0
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foreign 9utellieenfe.
New French Contribution.
CONSERVATIVE SENATE.

NONoENV alive SENAIE.
Extra7ed fran the Regjqsr sfths Confer
vative Senate Of W<das,aay, 9th Of Ap,R
The Confervative Senate deiiberarin~
upon the plan ofthe Conlti,u,ion preient-
ed to it BY the ProyiGonal Government.
in execution of the Act Of the Senate of
the II infant
After having heard the report ofa
Special Comnillion of (even members
DEGREES as follow:
Art. I. The French Government, ia
monarchical, and hereditary from male
to male, in order OF prinogeni.nre.
2. The French people call freely to the
throne of France, Louis Staniilaus Xavi.
er de France, brother OF the latt King &
after him the other Members of the
houfe Of Bourbon, in the ancicnt order.
3. The ancient Nobility refume their
titles. The new preferve theirs heredi.
tarily The Legion of Honour is maio-
taiaed with its perrogatives. The King
ihall FIX the decoration
a. The executive power 5elongs to the
King.
5 The King, the Senate. and the Le-
giilative Body, concur in the making of
Laws. Plans of laws may be equally
Propoled in the Senate and in the LegiAa.
tive Body
fhofe relating to contributions can only
be propoied in the Legislative Body. The
King can invite equally the two Bodies to
occupy themfelves upon objeas WHICH he
deems proper. The fanetion of the King
is necessary for the completion of law.
6 There are $50 Senators at leaf, &
400 at mott. Their dignity is immoves-
bic, and hereditary from male TO male.
in order of primogeniture. rhev are
named by the King The prefen, Sen.
ators, with the exception of thofe who
ihoald renounce the quality of French
citizen, are maintained, and form pare
Of this number. The actual endowment
of the Senate and the Senatorfhips be.
longs to them. The revenues are divi-
ded equally between them, and pats to
their luccedors. In cafe of the death
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FAMILY DlSPENSARY, &c.

THE fubfcriber manufaelutes, and keeps for fale,
among variety Of Other valuable PrepAra
lions in his COLLECTION Of FAMILY MEDICINES
the following viz-I6ence Of Peppermint, Check
esberry, Hemlock and raniy; Baifzm Of Honey
and Bslfam of Life; Eye Waihes Wafhes and
Ontments for the ITcH Worn. Powders; Spice
and Jaundice Biters; Elixir Pro. E ixir Pare
aorie: Liquid Laud1num Syrup Of tqulis A n
smonial Wine, &c-be6des ielea sGorsment OF
MEDICINAL sIMPLES, the produce of our own
cline; of acknowledged utility, in Domeltic Prac
,ce and meriing place in the Prescriptions Of
medical gentlemen.
PnAcrIcE or PHYalc.-The fubfcriber confili-
ses likewiie occasionally to p,sts,ise s~ the fsk
With reiults aufpiclous to the csuie and refources
Of MEDICINE. JOSHUA LEAVICT.
Ysxbs.s Bridge, May 1874 #
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10 the Bohhsfs in Massachusetts, and Maine
NO. Nv.
RESPECTED BRETHnEx,
However, if Great Britain has 70 much
injured US on the high feas as to juitify a
war with her, then let us do our duty;
but why do we fall upon the psaceable il.
habitants Of Canada! The Britifh navy
mas injured US, and to rltaliatc we fall
upon our neighbors and relatives in Can
aaa This looks like indifcriminate re-
Nnge. or revenge On ourfelyes Belides
Goes the religion of the meek and lowly
Jsius, either by word or example, auth
0flze Us to engage in an offenGve war
Aodefend ourtelves is a firft law of ma
lure, and think is confident with the
purity OF cbriltianity; but to be foremoft
IN NEEDING the blood of our fellow crea
.u'es' Is not a matter of fnlall magnitude.
baptiit brethren in the United States fall
upon their Baptiit brethren, and others
equally innocent, in Canada, and aim at
'nem the deadly weapon, becaule the
government of Great Britain. which
'nsy happen to be under, we fuppoie has
injured US! These things ought not 70
"oe' Ifoberly think, that the blood of
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The New-HamtlbIe Legyaatuys

Ihe NeU- HdnEj6ne Lfgyzaturs
Commenced at Concord on "Wednesday
lat. The Senate, con6lting of federal
and q democratic members, made choice
OF the Hon. Moies r. Payfon for Pref
dent.
The Houfe of Representatives. made
choice OF the Hon, Thomas w. Thornton
for speaker. The votes gwen were for
I. w. Thomfon [ted] os
d. L. Morrill,, [deml 50
Scattering, 2
So that the Houie contains federal plu
ralisy of IS members.
The committee to compare and calt
the votes for Governor, reported on
Ihurlday, and the votes are as follows /:
not returned
m/so/ou. 7tai
Hon. w. Plumer. 1884 4oi Iolos
] I Gilman, 1905 Io7 I9s42
Scattering, 10 z IS
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3o,72Q

3o,7z0
BY which Ratement Gov. Gilman had
laA year a plurality of 6oo. SO that if
we compare the reiult of this and the lait
year accordingi to the legal returns, he is
elected by an increafed m iority but if
we take The whole number of votes. the
refult is not quite 70 favourable -being in
that cafe lait year a plurality Of 677, ana
now of 647.
OF the FIVE councillors, two federal e
two democratic are choien. The com
mittee appointed to compare and Gait the
votes for councillors, have under conlid-
Grafton the irregular conduit of the town
meeting in Portfmouth. If the voses Of
this town are rejected. and it is fuppofed
they will be, the federal candidate for
councillor in Rockingham will have q
mall plurality of votes, but probably not
nough to conititure choice, there being
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13
poetrp.

FoR THE cAzRTTx.
TO an EoLIAN HARP.
Sweet the sound when oceans tide
Murm'ring layesthe cliff grit shore,
Or tho stresmlst's babbling waves
Down its pebbled channel pour.
Sweet the spirit of the wind
whispering through the pine top siehs;
Sweet the flutes love .bre atting note
On yon sleeping biilow dies.
When SONG trembling hand Of snow
Bids Pianos music roll,
Oh I! what heart-bewild'ring strains
Steal ACROSS the penslve soul.
uthese mellow charms combin'd,
Lovely Harp, are poor TO me
When compsr'd with those soft tones,
Tender zephyr woos from thee.
on when twilistt's sober tin,s
Slow are f-dng in The west.
Maythy wild an6 plsintive voice
Lull my wsywsrd cares TO rest.
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38542 SIC 30II2
So that taking all the votes Of the peo-
pie, Gov. Gilman has plurality of 647
-sf computing only the regular returns
88I-Lait year the votes as reported and
accepted by the Legislature were for
1. Gilman, I8,Io7
w. runner, I7.4io
Scattering. 2I2
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It is said the Presidsn, Bas declined to ratifJ
the last Convention wi h Sir G. Provost tor an
exchange Of prisoners. com islnng that II was
no, reciprocal The prisoners who have beeu
released are therefore to be considered as pa.
role. Gen. Winder's mission WAS on this sub
Ject.
The British Bible Soclely has voted 1901. IL
the Virginia Bible Society, and 100 in bi.
bles to the Louisiana Bible Soeie y. i has also
voted 500l. towards establishing Bible Socie,,
in Holland. under the patronage OF the Heredits.
ny Prince Of Orange.
Salutes were fred 81 HAlifsx, and the town
spendidiy Illuminated. on sccoan; of The news
Of the detLronement Of Bonap.rte Tie feu de
JOBS by the troops is said by cur officers to hsv.
been most elegant.
Bonspsrte aud Madison were burnt together in
efhgy 20 shsme!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13
DISCRACEEUL..

The secret xpedition( 600 strong) which lately
sailed from Erie, has terminated IN the destruc
ton Of place on the west side OF the lake, CAL
that they burnt about 100 dwelling houses st
that place. and that all the other buildings for
eight miles into the interior were destroyed.
there being no force TO oppose them.
The Boston Patriot insists chat Bonaparte excels
Ponpey in dignity of conduct after his downfall |;
we mast confess too that he puts to shame John
AdAms, tor the moment his term u office expi
red, his evacuation Of The seat Of government
was as precipi.ate as the flighs OF Jsfersoa when
Tarle,ons Legion bad him IN The wind
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fome fcattering votes. The vacancy, II
any, will be filled by the Legislature. II
the Portfmouth votes are accepted, the
democratic candidate is chofen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

CALLATIs and BAYAsp arrived al Harwic b
IN England from Holland about 8ih April. How
disgraceful and Illuminating is it TO this nation,
thst our President should so!uatsey 10 declare IN
Offensive wsr-withou, c.use-only for the sake
Of not bang at Peaee-and then, When =, leng h
the enemy mikes visible preparation to go to
war too. according toour invitAtlon- why then,
oh shame our President isin,s away and goes
into Mysteries At the sight Of The danger which
he had courted and. forsooth, sends his Rlyr,Atis
Russia, and a number to Holland. and the rest 10
s~eden,-besgiag and en,reating, al like yon
trembling cowArd who forsook bis MASTER" that
we may receive back to our shores that PEACE
which we had rashy drsen forth like ~ on.
law !-Sa.em Gag.
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4 Singular AFEdlR.

A few weeks since, the Swedish Consul Gen
erai, on his route 10 Philadelphia, while resident
in Providence. hsd several hundred dollars sto.
len from his wiring desk Soon after his srrivsl
an Phladelphis.s black man called on him and put
N his hand letter. without date or signstu r.
iuclosing ,be amount Of which he bad been rob.
bed. in The Identical bills
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

FOR SALE,
100 bbis. Richmond FLOUR
100 do 1URPENTlNE
do SALMON
A quantity of SHIP BREAD
Apply 10 HOSEA lLSI.EY.
Mas1b 20 #
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RUM.
n CREELY has connanty for faIe, either At
~ his fiore or a. the Esf esd DlSTILLERY
New-England & reetified RUM.
,Moy
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-09-22
John w. Harris.
TAILOR.

Late Forsman to Henry Houard, Nt--
chant Tailor Of Baltimore,
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
Shepherd's-Town and the public in gene
raj, that he has commenced the above bu-
siness in the house of Mr.. Jacob Crowl. sen.
adjoining Mr.. James Shepherds white
house, and next door to Messrs. Worthinr.
ton & Cookus' Store, where he is ready to
execute work in his line of business, with
neatness and in the newest fashion. Off
GERS Uniforms will be made agreeable to
the late general orders of the Hon. Secreta-
ry of War, and the Hon. Secretary of the
Navy-Also, Ladies Riding Habits will be-
made in the most modern style. Those who
shall be pleased to honor him with their
custom, may depend on having their work
done in the best manner, at moderate pri-
ces, and with the utmost dispatch.
Shepherd's-Town September Is, 1914.
N. B. Two or three Apprentices, be-
tween thirteen and fourteen years of age,
will be taken to the above business.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-09-22
FuHnng and Dying.

THE subscribers inform their friends
and the public, that they are carrying on
said business in its various branches at Mr..
Henshaw's Pulling Mill, on Mill-Creek, 5
miles from S%mithfield. From experience
and attention they hope to be able to rem
der general satisfaction to those who may
servo them with their custom.
For the convenience of those living at a
distance, the following places are appointed
where raw cloth will be received with wrl-
ten directions, dressed and returned with
neatness and ~dispatch0 viz. Daniel Fry's
ptore in Smithfeld and w. & I. Browns
ftore in Charlestown.
r. CRAWFORD & ZIMMERMAN.
September s, 1914.