Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-30

as carter TO Sierfe Leone-Not dcsrnirs
1t prudent to stay longer on this coa,, ~.
the brig would surely give Information -
some OF the enemy's liigs,es,) we bore ,w,r
tor the U S. by the way Of Brazil, .sd !.
lat. !, n long. 10, 20, w. re ssII in win.
very large ship, having Ks much the an.
pesrance OF a man Of war. When ". cav.
near enough we commenced q Ere jn,o h.s
when she fired one or Two guns and .,ru.t
her colours: was very glad she surr.r.
dered SO soon, as our shot took such com-
plete effect, that another broadside wou,a
have sent her TO the bottom besides h.s
another motive for rejoicing, there vs,s
Ladies on board, and should have 81,
very uneasy on their account, ifthe Enpll,h
Captain had put US to the painful ntcess,v
OF continuing our fire. When our boa.
went on board the prize, some of our men
went below TO hurry up the prisoners, and
the ladies' paraded all their swee,mea,.
cakes and Cordials, with which our ;ollv ,,r.
RECALLED themselves, at the same lime ~
serving the strietest decorum and rrsper,
towards their fair entertainers. The shin
proved 10 be the English East Indiam,n
WoodbrInge, Of IA guns, from Bengal, h.
den with spices, indigo and silks 81.
would have been fortune 10 US oil is ".
could have got her into port--E3u it h,s
happened otherwise we had lust yot her
INTO our possession, when the man on Inc
look out gave notice that there was
strange sail in sight--, he weather ",
then thick, but in few minutes bec,m~
clear. and could disinctIy count IS ,uil &
large ships, among which was ~ and
ir'gate bearing down to ", and nearly VIII.
IN gun shot. We were therefore compel-
ed to cast loose this noble prize and crowd
all sail 10 escape, which We did with ease.
+" The Adams has completely deceived
me: she is one OF the swiltest saiiers.in The
navy, and will carry sail till all is blue.
which is an important considerations"
OSWECO.
A report has been received, that Inc ene-
my appeared off Osweeo seain on a.
10th INST and seemed to intend handing
with troops that Col Mitchell had sdyanc.
ed to.meet him that reinforcemens were
collecting that the people were Telling
trees, and had cut away bridge TO impede
the enemy; and that the iocsin was sound
ing.
The British fleet again retired from be-
fore Oswego on the afternoon Of the 10th
Aletter from our camp in the Creek
Nation, April IL, says, from to 700 men
are daily sent out, to discover any Of the
enemy who may be lurking behind, and 10
burn their TONNE All the male indians who
are captured by our Indians are immediate
ly Sntchered by them. Offers Of peace i,avs
been made 10 the Greeks. he lives Of Il
to be spared, except the prophets, who arr
to be delivered up, and e<eesfed,
Gov. Claiborne, Of Louisiana, has receaks
~ issued proclamation forhidinE an 81
petition which he has information Is pre-.
pairing BY individuals against the Spanish
Province Of Texas to aid in 0yerthrowine
the government established there. He sage
he has instructions from the Presidea, 10
prevent the expedition
In October, 1919, Bonsparte was in Moscow,
surrounded BY lis army, threatening des,ruc.iop
to the mighty Russian Smpire, bossing d himself
as the sovereign Of Euro e, and denouncins death
& destruction to men & nations, in The most arro-
CANT and naughty terms---In April. 1914 q
the end OF eighteen abort mun,hs. The Enperouf'
It Russ 10, 1t The lead Of his victorious noopss
and those Of his allies. entered the gAes Of Paris.
with . reasonsble prospect OF subverting the
throne Of the low bred and blood thirssy usurpcrs
and re inssating the ancient line Of sovereigas.
which for twenty years past hss been IN ex,le.
and dependent on charity for subsistsnce. TIE
w,se and the good reject, and ponder, IN these
wonderful esenls--and, il 10 70 be hoped thss
The people Of this country, will Sod il expediea's
since the rest ofthe world is exlrcsted from ths
pangs OF this fell u esroyer, 20 redeem their oup
nation and government also.
1.-THE tyrsnt is bound hand and foot BY bis
own soldiers, and given up to the "Delisef'
err" ought he not 10 be sent to Moscow,
aad confined in The kremlin for the rvmsif'
des Of his days From the Windows d the
same apartment where nc behsld his licea-
sed bsndis,i Iavish, murder, rob and bura,
he might then view the ancient capital ottle
Czara like the Phenix, arising iron IT.
ashes. We wish not the monster to be as
.ssssina.cd, much less TO be slayed in battle.
The one would be too honorable death,
the other would put him out Of his misery
His life should be prolonged a. much -