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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27

o'clock AM. The procession will move a,
/ / o'clock precisely, to the Rev Mr.. PAY
SONS Meeting house, under escort of the
Portland Rife Company and the Portland
Artillery-the whole commanded by Capt
CORNELIUS BARNS, where the exercises OF
the dav will be p formeo
" Gentlemen from the neighboring
towns, disposed to unite with us, are invited
to meet on the morning Of the day, at Wash.
ington Mechanic Hall, to join the process
ion.
In the evening the Observatory, gardens
and buildings, adjacent, will be brilliantly
illuminated A handsome display of fire
works will commence precisely at 3 O'Clock,
or as soon as it is dark 1 he whole under
the direction Of the Members OF the. Port
land Rife Company and Portland Arsille y.
A staging will be erected near the obsersa
tory, from which the fire works will be play
ed off In order to prevent accident to
spectators, guard will be stationed round
the stage, and no person will be permitted
to approach higher than eight rods. The
Ladies are respectfully invited TO give their
attendance to witness this pleasant spectacle
on the evening of our national birth day.
The illumination and fire works must COM
mence as soon as it is dark, as the moon
rises few minutes after nine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27
To the Hon. Senate, and HauJs of Reprejsn-

10 the Hon. Senate, and Hsu)f of Repreyfn-
tatiyes effbe Commonwealth Of MaDacbu-
Istts, in Gexeral Court aD1smblsd, on the
lat Wsdasiidy Of MAY, Il, D. 1914
THE fubicribers, Gsfors OF al unincorporafed
! Plantation called number three, IN the county
of Oxford in behalf If fad planiatioa seprelent,
thar we experience much ineouvenience 10 COME
querce OF being unincorpofa,ed We therefore
requef that laid plantation number three, con6R-
,ng Of halt ,ownfhip granted 10 Dummer Acade.
my. aud q half ,ownfhiP g. snted to Gorham Aead
envy may be incorporated INTO a town by the name
If SpArts-and ~ in duty bound. will ever pray.
MERRILL CHASE, J AE.l~s
CORNELIUS PERKINS, y JsS
LOTHIAN PERHAM, y Pyss,siiss.
Mey 90, 1874
Commonwealth of Manachufctts.
In Senate, Jsss 2, 1914
ON the Petition aforefaid, Ordered. that the
petitioners csue an at,efsed Copy Of their petition
with this Order thereon, TO be pu5,iihed in the
Portland Gazette printed in Portland, three weeks
fuccs the taft publication thereof 20 he thirty
days az .eaa. before the iecond Wednesday Of the
mex Jeff of the preeut General Court, thar all
perion. ,ntere.ted, may then appear and ihew
e.uie, IF any they have) Why the prayer of laid
De ,tion fou d not be granted Ssst soss~ fcs con.
ssysssss JUN PF1lLLlPS, FvshssHf
IN tie Hsys Of Rsps ssssssivss, Jsss Is 4,
Read aud coLcurred
TIMOTHY BIGELOW, Spssls'.
Atrue copy -Alten
ST. MeCLEARY. ci.,1 sfsss ss.sss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27
STEPHEN PATrEN !.
TTAS jufi received frefh fupiy Of sbss jsfly e.
L i termed cad bY6!y efp,svsd :. MEDIC MES, &c :
p,sps,sd BY w. I. CoswAY, No, s. Green ftrees.
Bolton.
READ TRY JUDGE!
THEN SPEAK rs re FIND I!

READ Ky ! JUDGE
THEN SPEAK rs re FIND!
Mr.. SARGENT ROGERS. No. 80 Hanover
fsree. Bottom. doth hereby certify tina, he ie-
vsrely afflicted with an Eruption for Is years all
over the head hands. legs various parts Of the
body. land many large olotehe' IN The facet often
times forming fold cruR thick ~ . dollar. aud
az large a. the palm of bis hand attended ", The
mon tormeu.ipg itching, burning and hiotehes; in
this truly d,0,~fing 6luation amoA deprived of
hope having sred sSs,y etbsr Medicine oSis wa
cured by ssking
DR.. RlJs's Botanical Drops !!
bveps,sd by W. r CoAwAt. No S, Green areet, Bos.
ton. and doth hereby further certify, THAI he was
cured by w. T Conveys Medicine alone without
signed. SARGENT ROGERS
Bottom June !, 1914
x.r7ys sbss s~tyfssss sssigsd il tie fstssuix
Letter,
Mr. w T Conway. sir-In gratitude to you for
nv une xpecaed and mon extraordinary cure, permit
me 20 offer my hncere thanks and likew,(e he en-
cloied Telimoniai which hope Cor '1s good If tie
stgised, you will make pubic, ever in4eh,ed 70
you for the comfort enjoy, ffssd from thofe I'M
peafant erupions. ischings bui siass ae1 botches.
Mcii gratefully fhaii ever remain, 6r. sincerely
you're. mott RESPECTFULLY,
0oHOu. Junc 'otT
Thele Drops are radical care for The Scurvy,
scrofua, Salt Rheum, Pimpled Esee., TeAer ,ngs,
Erup,ions Leproy St hnshonys Fire. veoereai
Taints when Mercury hNs failed Sore Legs, ul-
cers all impuri,ies of he blood aud JUICE. are the
ben (prug and au,umnal Phyfc. and may he gwen
TO children with perfect fate y-Puce D, s1vAG
for DR. ReIfe Botan,ca Drops,' ssasise ga
.su Ep.sd " r W CoswA1,"-, n psssis.s, Pre-
p. e. add fold whoeiaie BY the iole Svsp,ies. VI
CONWAY No S, Green areet Bottom AID retail By
Paaen, Exchange Areet. Por aud-Cooda,e,
Hal,owei-- babion Whcatse,- Dr. Mo(e. Hoi-
brook, Bath-Hoa Dr. iona Page, 3ruufw,ck--
Wilkins Oripg on-Thcmas x WhlppIe, Newbs.
ryport--shores P,rtsmou, b HUNT y Soa N nth.
ampton--frois Keanebunk-- odd saco--Orcutr,
Buckitou Nmppe Cufh.ag * Appsson.
So em--Phe,ps, Gotiss, and mott drugs,a. book
feller and pof matters IN ous hou, the Union
where may ne mad ali 'bss j.ai, a6esmsi sad bgil,
sppseves Medicines rep. eddy W T ooSwAy
=. large d,icount to eouasry trader. ano yhote
| who buy to EEL AGAIN VT CONWAY
Ra'ss, JsHs ssIsi4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27
EPEsH FLOUR.

COR fa'e on board the brig RAcHsti Ps'e1o0s
mater, from Wilmington IN y nS~ lying AZ
a Wtaf 10 Sseo--a quantity OF me V"sn'~
FLOUR-Appiy to the Mailer on board
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27
= NEW GOODS. I
ROYAL LINCOLN,

EIAS juR received 8roadcloths and CafhmeTes;
handfome veiting blue aud yellow Nankins
Cotton Cambrcks; ben F ag and Baudanna Hkfs
Cotton Cafimeres; Articles Cor Mourning ALTO,
a great variety of other Goods
1sse 81 . If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27

Accounts from the frontiers, state that
the American and British forces, in that
quarter, are near each other, and that il
our lives and fortune men," who have so
patrioticly gone in pursuit OF "frec trade
and sailors rights" in the wilds OF Canada,
possess either pluck or ability, they will
soon have abundant opportunity to exercise
both The British army in Canada has re
ecised, since the last campaign, large rein
torcements, and threatens to become the
,siailing party.
Launch Of the 74--On Wednesday last,
was launched from the Navy Yard, in
Chsrlestown, the Independence, being the
6rst ship Of the line built in the y. States,
for the American navy 1t is stated that
most Of the equipments of this ship are pre-
pared at that place, and that she is to be fit
ied for sea with all possible dispatch.
Pfsoners Of Etv.-Thst Mr.. Msdison's unpre.
eedented conduct ia giving 100 dollars bounty. .
had. for Engiishmen, and i!nprisoning British
ulcers to answer for those who are considered
= Traitors, produces wanton and unnecessary
aeErsvation Of the miseries of war, to both par
hes. there can be no question In noticing these
haures in Mr.. Madison,s system of warfare, in
or l4y1. we disclsim al intention of censure on
she conduct exercised by Mr.. Pc ers Z o,hers,o
wards some Prisoners. who, under their care,
we're recently conveyed from This town to Salem
On enquiey, we are satisfied that, in every
respect. tile treatment of the prisoners, whilst
il their charge. was such as humanity and p,u
tner would dictate. Those unscquainted w,b
she person who had the charge OF the prisone rs
nay be assured that his well known disposition Of
benevolence towards the unfortunate, render him
Incapable Of exercising unnecessary restraint or
severity towards any huisan being who rnsy be
h bis custody,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27

DROkE into the palute the suofcrihe, ae.iu.
ID The fra Of May iait. liyh. gray or white
Mas CoLr. two or three years old with 10 &
taii-rhe owner 10 deG'ed to pay damage sc
take her away HUMPHREY MERkIiL.
Bsssss, Jsss 8, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27
WILLIAM FRANCIS,
0f~s few Ja!s,
800 bbis S. 6ne Old Flour
Is bbls ben do freih Flour
10 bbls Rye Flour

sys-Couatry Flour
500 bbls chip Bread
Wanted 70 charter or 4 fan failing Jebseco
Boass-for particulars enquire ~ above
June 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27

4 OST on the 22dinR OF Damas cove decked
IL WHALE BOAT, with a ed wan apd COM
panion way ADD iron nant,aIs fer the raiilng OF
the fore euddy. Whoever may pick up taid boa
and viii give info ms,iou to the III hicriber 10
Ipiw,ch orNathauiei Ksehr of DAlaas cove fhall he
Handsomely rewarded. FR NcIs MARfHsL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-17
BOSTON. Nov. 9.
LATEST OF { AMDf,N.

A gentleman arrived late last
night. who left Castinc IN Wed1rs.
day. when only one brig of war was
there. 1'ro small vessels had arrir.
cd from Halifax with d y goods, asd
brought papers. Our formant lc,.
Camden on Friday mo- ming nhe,
the Furieuse remained rfi'ihere, anil
the other vessels, a brig and a sehr,
were in Owls head bay, short dis.
lance. The iukabiianis of Camden
and its vicinity had removed their
furniture, goods, Nc. ard the women
and children were all kept in re;d d.
ness to he removed. a considerable
body Of militia was collected here.
and many were marching thiiher.
One IS FOUNDER. and several small.
Ter pieces. had been m e nted on 4
prccipice which overlooked the har.
bour ;and il was determined; to defend
the place as lon; rs possible. TWAS
reported Captain Mons"y had threa.
tened 10 eaase 700 troops TO be bro's
from Ca,tine, and TO destroy Camden,
and its vicinity.
On the road from Camden orr in.
formant met the mrsence: from
The Judge, with inform iiuu that he
could not resiore the goods. The
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-17
SAVANNAH, Nov. S.
FURTHER PARTICULARS

On the 1t September, ct half pas. 6
o'clock. p nj. he U. States shis
Wasp discovered three sail OF The Ice
b'w-st z discovered 4 sail To ~indward
which PROVED to be a brig of w-r, with
a signal at her foretnp gallant uss.
he'd. The Wasp was Immediately pre-
pared Tor action, and chased The enrmy
iill quarter past nine o'c'o k. when
she hailed the enemy and a,ked whs,
vessel II was but receiving an snswcr
not =, all 'aii factory gave the enenys
gun, which was reiGrned br a broad
.idc from bin. The Wasp ,heo took
..p n.iiioB on the Zee quarter OF The cnc-
my and poured sbrosdsidc into hIG',
which brought down bis 10 ADD s!t
mainsail ard soon after his ~. :n'ep'al
tuilow ed-ihe action then became &c.
neral--5o minutes pas. g, tic Wasp
then being to WindwarG-a, 10 tire enc.
my ceased kling-he was then hailed
& ON the Wasp TO know Wheeler b, bed
su,rendered-to I is enqpny ~ ansmer
was giyea, bpi & ed agun and a lew
muskc,s from his tops--whicb IVES re-
tusp.d by the Wasp by several guns.
The " asp a second time dcm,nded tf
the encmy it he had suirendsred IN
which he answered that he had; ard
observed ths; he VS. ina sinl.ing con.
di,ior-ihe Wa.p'. boats we're insart.
.ly lowered dow; but st that monen,
man Of y ar big was discovered within
n,uske, shot; aud two o,h,rs to lee
ward Of her the piize was aSsndored
tie " a.p made sail ard pre- pared
for anohcr uC,ion-at u O'c.ufk iho
big hove ia stays. aud gave The Wasp
- b, roadside AID then stood &c together
With the ether two for the p'izc which
IVES supposed to be ,inkn e i!om the
mary signal guns they ared n board ct
hcf
The 5roadsiIe which tic Wasf re.
eei,ed { on the second brig onl e"sy
her msintop,ail baek..ay aid dcnancd
the top considerably.
Kiied on b, ard Of the Wasp in q ;
first engagement NJ Martin, oa,swa'',
Henry Staples, I'd quarter gunner
wounded Jsmes Smelling.
Liz Of ve..-b raAursd by the Q.
Sk1r.' .h,h Pash .Jrsm tie q .fI5.
10 22a Sehf 1884.
August So,b captured E';ii'h hi;
LsIice, with a cargo Of sort &. hu'
her. 3lst, boa ded the brig 3 ~ & !
{ Ola Seville, bound 10 l.. a..1. So"
Nerino wool, f.uits IN es.s fcr'isa
'er. Sept. |, fell IT, wi'h c"rry
on Gibraltar, o. 10 ) II, aaT -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-17

from Losdsa. captured hy America,
privateer Fox, [prababl The YoHl
re taken by the Arnile. Fribs,.
Duke Or Montrose. Pa kel, from
Falmouth, with London papers 10
Sept 8, and Cornwall to the 10th.
SATURDAY, II. NJ. brig Raven, from
Portsmouth,. j.. Yesterday. ,ctr,
Thomas, from newfoundland. plua.
derd. of part of her cargo by h.
Mammoth, and released.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-17
LoyDoy. Sept. s.
The american Negotiation.

The J7mfricGn sNrg0cld!loH.
We copy from The Morning Chro-
nicle. Which has for some days in
sisted that the negotiations AT Ghral
had broken of, the following state
ment:
q" Towards the close OF the com
mercial business Yesterday. a report
obtained general circulation that the
negociations al Client were NOT oni.
broken of. hut broken up. and that
the duties Of the British commission
ers at Client being concluded. Lord
Gambler had reached England. A,
to the alledgrd fact Of his Lordship's
arrival. we think We may positively
affirm that il is unfounded. With
regard to the other circumstance. the
following is the information We have
been enabled TO acquire:
1t was accurately said ycster.
day in our paper that there has been
no meeting. Z" by appointment, for
the purposes al conference, since the
18th of last month";" but il Is true-
that there was an interview for aH0.
Their object twordays subsequent 10
that date. 1t was acknowledged sn
both sides that on the occasion of
The meeting Of the, e5th, some i'm
temperate language had been en-
ployed, and each party was asxieus
to remove any personal feeling. that
was in the lest degree opposed 10 that
gentlemanly seutimest which public
negociators ought reeipreeally to
preserve. To interchange apologies
under the irritabi,ify that had been
mutually shewn was the sole ssd ex
elusive purpose Of the, interview Of
the 9th. and il had no political OBJ
iect whatever. We repeat, then,
that from the 25th OF August 10 the
I'd Of September, there has been NO
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-17
Sill Later from England.
BOSTON. Nov. s.

We last night received Halifax
paner of October 81. containing
London dates 10 September s. The
following interesting articles are ex
traeted:
LONDON. Sept. 5.
TROOPS FOR AMERICA.
An enbarkation for America Of a.
bout 5000 troops is or. the point Of
taking place. under Major General
Keane. 1t is generally understood
that these troops form what may he
termed the advance guard Of the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-17
PORTsMcUTH. Srp'


Artisans to :. 10 he American
lakes from the f4ar principal dock
Yards. in the following proportions:
100 FROM Portsmouth, II ike number
fran plymDu,h. and 50 from earl, of
the dock yards TO the eastward
W"oIwicl and DepiIord. Al First
$40 volunteered 10 so hence. but the
number has since been reduced 10
100. Last evening those from Wool.
wich and Dcpliord arrived here in
coaches employed on pnrpese 10 con.
vry them. aud the three parties will
embark on board The Jealous, cap.
tain Anderson. in which ship they
will proceed 10 Plymouth. where
they expect TO he joined by the men
going from that arsenal. and proceed
on their voyage with all possible DIES.
patch.
To-ror Cant O
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-17

ScpiCmhef Z.
A detachment ofthe 10Th light
dragons left Maid tonc on Monday
for Portsmouth TO embark Tor Cana
ia The I'd battalion Of the eiih,
marched on Saturday for Chatham
and Margnte. The cd battalion OF
the line nf the kings German legion
is 10 embark al Deal The nth line
battalion Of the same legion marched
Yesterday from Deal 10 embark al
Rsmsgare--,he 9Th do. 90 moved
Yesterday from Braboarne Lees TO
Canterbury, to wait their order Tor
eni,arkaiion. Several dc:arbHen's
Of cav,lry Of the same legion are al
50 nndcr orders for "a sim lar des;i
nation. $50 .s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-26
Nofe Of the British Commissioners, rrcceived
after tie above letter 7pas sprined)

Nofe Of the British Commissioners, rreceived
after tie above letter was ~rifled.)
The undersigned PIenipo.cn,iaries Of His
Britannia Majesty, do themselves the honor
of acquaintins the Plenipolenii.ries Of the
United States, that ihcy have communicated
to their Cour, the rcsul, o! tho conference
which they had the honor. OF holding vito
them on the 18Th inst. Ia which they slatec
that they were unprovided With any specific
instructions, as to comptchehding tic Indian
nations in a treaty Of peace 10 be made with
Great-Bfitain, and as 10 defining a boundary
10 the Indian territory. 80
The undersigned are Instructed to aequaint
the plcnipoten,iarIcs Of the United States,
that his Majes,y's government having at the
outset Of tho negotiation, with view 10 the
speedy restoration Of peace, reduced as far
as possible the number Of points to be discus
scd, and having professed themselves willing
TO forcgo on some important topics soy slip.
ula,ion 10 the advantage Of Grest-Britsin,
cannot but feel some surprise that the govern.
meDt of the United States should not have
furnished their Plenipo,e ,entiaries with ins,ruc-
,ions upon those points which could hardly
fail 10 come Snder discussion.
Under the inability Of the American plen-
ipotcnsisries, to conclude any article upon the
subicc, Of Indian paci6csticn ssd ln lian bsua-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-26

rhe President has conferred the brevet rank of
Major Gen. on Brig Cen Mscomb, Tor the brilliant
defence Of Piattsburg, against the powerful force
OF TIE enemy under the 0ovcrnor General Of the
Canadas.
The House Of Representatives Of c,s U. statef
have decided. 74to 80. against uhc removal 81 the
sea, Of eovernnenf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21

The following biographical sketches from
the Salem Gazette are worth volumes
of argument They will ferve to fhow
that however dearly the leaders of de-
mocraey love !" the dear people," they
love their dear feIves better.
"7YAfE rs n FRIEND TO TRUTH"
The Feceraliits have always known &
uniformly declared that the fole cbjed Of
the leading democrats was to obtain pow
cr and fat offices. The experience Of 2
years has publicly confirmed and proved
the fact.
Who were the humble, modcf, and
pure democrats in this State who frit at.
tempted to drive from the confidence
of the people the federal party, the fra
mers and real friends of this conititutios
Let US look back and fee if love of Office
was not the caufe of all democratic clam
our againf the Wafhingtonian party.
In 1902 the active leaders of the
democratic party in our State Senate were
Baynabas BidsusA, 7. 7. Skinner,
Wiiiam HILL, and Aaym Hill
The demagosucs in the Houfe of Rep
refentatives that year. were the follow
ing "Patriots."
Benjamin Aufm, General Chandler,
kbenezer Seayer, Perez Morton,
May/bai Prince, George Blake,
1l/Sbb Bartlett, Nicaiab Coffin,
Holder Sl1cum, and 6bel Boyntsn. -
What calendar of democratic faints 1!
What roll of pure, diGnserelted, and
patriotic epublican lovers of the people |!
Who does not recollect how the(e patri-
OTIS vociferated their regard and iolicitude
for The public welfare, and how they
protected that their bowels yearned for
the dear people, juft as John Holmes,
DR.. Dodge, &c now do Bidwell and
70 divert public attention from
their own nefarious and fel6fh deGgns,
were always like John Holmes and Par
fon Aiken, accuiing the federalilts of be-
ing Monarchiits and friends Of Britain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21
WAR NEAR BAYONNE.
Downine freef, Lonasn, Dec. /.

DO1Dning fyeef, Lend1n, DEC. 40.
Maj Hill has iuf arrived with def
patches from Field Martial Lord Wei.
lington, dated St. Jean de Luz, Dec. IA,
1919 Of which the following is copy !:
ruHerc follows long defpatch,
which we are unable to infert at length.
It details ferries of actions between
parts Of the allied army and that of the
French under Soule, in the vicinity Of
Bzyonne, on the 9th, 10th. I2h & I3th
Dec. The out works OF the French
were attacked and carried but Lord
w. fays, tpeak ng of the entrenched pos
Gtion in ffont Of Bayonne. sit was inn
poflible 20 attack il with fucecfs a. loni|
As the enemy remained in force in it."
On the nth the whole French army
(neariy so,ooo), moved out of their en-.
trencbed camp, and attacked the left of
the allies, which was commanded by gen.
Hope but they were repulfed after
CONTEXT of many hours, Gin the mott
gallant ityIe." Immediately on the ter
mination of this action, the German reg.
iments Of NaGau and Frankfort went
over to the allies. On the nth the
French renewed their attack on the left
of the allies, and were again repulied
with comfortable lois, and retired iato
their entrenchsd camp. On the I3,h
Souit changed his afault. and attacked
the right Of the allies. where Gen. Hill
commanded ;-Lord w. anticipated the
mealure, had reinforced Hill /; but he
was able with his own force to repuife
the French, which he did, and occaGon-
ed them imnenfe lofs Two guns. and
few hundred prisoners were che fruits
Of this fuccefs-which had compelled
rhe French to retire upon their entreneh
ments, The only officer of rank killed
was LII. Col. Lloyd.-Only few Of the
Spaniih troops were engaged
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21

by the federal papers,who do publish Ii. y.
turns, it appears that in ISIS towns there !.
plurality in favour Of Gov. Gilman IS
744, which makes the net FEDERAL s,,.
nearly as great as the democrats falsely pre.
tend theirs to be. A letter writer !,
Amherst, N. H says" As 10 the El.o
ton, | have list Of loi towns. m.
whole number Of votes in them is "a ,os
The Federal Majority is 1919. Tbe,.
are about 200 towns in the State. Gil.
MAN is safe. Eigh, Federal Member,
are chosen, to the Senate, & there i. :.
probability OF another. The FederalMaior
ity in the House will no, be SO large .,
last year but it will no, be less than :
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21
&oetCa1S:
Monday, March p, 1914.


.Nezv hanhshire Eiccnon with regard
to the elections in this State there appears to
be very different accounts The demo-
cratic papers, withou, publishing the re.ui n
ofvoles from tho several towns. say there
has been net democratic gain Of 6sa--bst
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21

the S7th & o,d regiments. LIN. pa.
The prefent Sovereign of Holland
married fifter of the King of PrulIia.
The Duke Of York married another otter.
Lubbock surrendered to the Swedes BY
capitalization, early in Dec.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21
Bp the spails,

A Court Martial has been held at
Platt,burg, on Capt. B. Bailey, of the
gath regt. Capt Amafa Brown, of the
goth; 1t. Benz P Barrett, L. friedrich
q Gates and 1t. Presbury Wet.
They were fentenced to be difmilIed from
the fervioe. Capt WATERMAN of the
2o;h, was acquitted
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21
EXTRAORDINARY DECREE.

PARIS DEC. ~, 1913.
His Majefy the Emperor yeferday
paAed decree, directing that C0mmiDa-
ries Extraordinary, competed of Senators
or councillors, lhould be sent into all
Of the Empires, to accelerate the equipments
andmayeb Of fbe Con/lvips 5. to order kviet
en- MATS 1vbeve danger 1vas imminent to
appoint Cmrts MARTA! before qvbieb per-
/sns IbaA be tried zvb, are accrued Of jav2r-
ing the enemy. giving then, intelligence, or
attempting to dya1yb the public tranquihty.--
They are armed with plenary powers
and all the authorities of the Empire are
required to execute their proclamations
and relolves
(Signei) NAPOLEON.
Counts./ignel, The Duke of Bafano.
Nmiaer Secretary Of State.
A decree follows, naming the Com.
mlilaries Extraordinary, and their attend
ants. They Immediately entered ON the
execution of their duties.
Several tranfport. are to proceed for
the Cape & the Mauri,ius, to bring home