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ADIUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENE.
RAILS OFFICE,
NaShingfon. ssh .4tr!, 1914.
GENERAL ORDER.

The proceedings Of the court martial in
the case of William Hull. Briga1lcr- enc
raj in the army OF the United Sac, having
been submitted 10 the President OF The u.
States, and having been approved by him,
the following extI act thcretron is ordered 10
DC read at the head of each regiment ofthe
army, and to be published in the National
Intellgencer OF tbs city.
BY order,
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II GARDRNRR W1NTED.

A MAN Of industry, great sobrety aud hone ,ty,
IA without family, end who understands his bu 81.
ncas and will attend TO It sioas-w, by leaving mis-
name in writing with the printer hereof hear Of an
advantageous stuation near this city.---Noae need
apply that cannot bring letter of recomme nd alton
from the last persons that employed him.
foril -
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to efforts of irresistible valor. which, being
governed aud managed in the superior nil
',ary genius aud experience of the Empe
ror himself. in every instance had the ef-
fcct to overthrow, and al,noss annihilate
whatever was opposed ~ thew.
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THF. STAGES
April 90

k2ROM Richmond to Alexandria will begin their
z summer establishment Monday the 4th
nst viz
Lave iiichnoud at 8 O'Clock in the morning and
srrse at Fredericksburg in the evening, and the
ned day to Aiexsndrs.
Ihttrning--Leaye Alexandria at o'clock 10 the
Inoning and arrive in the evening at Frejerieks-
burt ard tie next dsy at Richmond.
Fue ac. &c. 40 usual.
THE PROPRIETORS.
Ani9. If
IN ASTED-H SerVaal, who is perfectly welt
w aegu ,inted with driving OF a esrrsge, and ST.
20 hf5tused To house-in other respects Of an TN
eSceEionable character; for whom liberal prics.
vii,b, given in cash. Apply at this office.
Mf4. If
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L.ABOURERS IVdN1'ED.
FESiE subscribers wish to Hire, fron gu TO 80 Ne
a gro Men--ibersl wages will be given. Applt
cation TO be made at the Office of Wilson X Drew.
ThOS. H. DREW b 20
Msrch g. IL
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a NUN-pOWDER.--Ihe subscriber otlrrsior sac
Y 2 One Hupdredand Four Kegs OF Glazed Y and
FF--snd c.sr,ssse OF Eagle Ssuu-Powder, in pound
sannissers--al Of superior quality
~ .9yh.i1REW S.isTTH,
Cary-street, opposite the Eagle Tavern.
April 2. WIT
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Zen Doilars Rezpnrd.

Ct L/UttUFS INCtJNTU.
Z INSERTED from my rendezvous in the city oil
Datned Thomas Walton, born in the state Of Massa-
ehusetts, aged Sc years, feet inches high, dark
eomp'exos, aud by profession sailor; his face is
rueh bruised by fall. The above reward will be
paid TO any person who shal. deliver BIN me q,
this place, or to any other officer of tie u. States
army. J0R.N II. DUF.iB,
Captain Goth u. S. lnfsutry.
April It, II
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ISAAC mr. BSIER
EEAS opened House of Entertainment,
M at King William Mills. two miles from
Hanover Town.
Hanover March &c
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Translated for the Democratic Press.
pADIS ts,I I'll
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21
Prize Question.

To James Russ, james Slater, isai;h Ruby, Viii
liam Foster, George Martial, William Stcbbine, \
Nathan Cushing-Iou are hereby notified that a
motion will be made at the District Court, TO be
holden at Portland, within and for The District OF
Maine on the first Tuesday of December next, re-
questing said Court to order and direct the NJ ar
shal Of said District to pay over Whatever sum or
sums OF money remaining in his hands, of the pro-
eeeds ofte prize taken out of the ship fveSisers,
and brought into Portland by the private armed
brig Dash, WILLIAM CAmsiETT, commander
And you are hereby requested to appear said
first Tuesday OF December next at said Court and
sllew cause (ifany you or either of you havc) why
distribution of said money, should not be made ac-
cording to the shipping articles of said Brig for the
voyage or cruise aforesaid, by you signed.
SEWARD PORTER, Prise Ageaf.
BY JOHN fbAMs -.
Portland Nov II 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21
Democratic -AdUice.
10 the inhabitants of Maine.

Fellow Citzens--I most sincerely depiOre your
degraied situation. Inuaded by the enemy, yolt hare
sos' one third part Of you territory, and not one
V0H has yet been nude by the State authority 10
.srs yout from yOur meGders. The State Of Massa-
aN'etis as eridsitiy al ioar oih the National Cor
t,e"ent. They rSfitse TO cooperate acih them 10
df'Ve The enemy from your SoH. The militia are
fafahsed by the disorgaaising proceedings Of COT
s7Ior STRONG. Their spirits are broken, they are
essi'tae Of energy and action. You are nor ap
Pf0aeiag 10 dreddfi state Of degradation and mise
~ There as osiy one aeay you can be restored 10
sour country, your rights, end your territory; ara
20" taa 10 reSortto that you are undone. Let your
aa'ens assemble an o1ca-4Neeting, and petition the
legislature 10 be erected into separate State.
t'oose Republican Coz raor and Legislature Of
your oon; rally round the National Government
ra' all your resources, and By their aid and your
"ioa mt them, y0u oH be able to assert your rights
an Independent Stale, and eIpel yoar inUGders.
Y
You hare many enlightened men among you,
E.o can and lciH goeern your councils ph utility
"eesn'ty. Ie0u!a name many Of hsm such men
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21
BOARD OF WAR

The
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSfCHUjETTS,
IL Is E1ce!lency the Governor, by aud with the
4 L advice and content of the Council, =" ha wing
eeen pieafed to appoint the
Hon EDWARD II. ROBBINS of Milton,
Hon. SiLAS HOLMAN of Bottom
Hon. LOTHROP LEWIS of Gorham,
Hon DANIEL SARGENT of Bottom, and
BENZ MIN WILD, Efq of Bollon,
"Comm ilione 20 couititute a boARp'o WAR
Tor this Common wealth" $40 pe,furn and execute
iueh duties as fhAll from time 10 time he epionsd
on or entfuited TO them 10y The Governor of the
Common~eaith. agreeabiy 10 the Contribution
relative 10 Military Comm' lions to she I.aad or
Naval forces ShI 20 or War,ike Stores of he Com
monweaith, or to fueh other matters refpet1,op
Military or Naval aif4rs a, the G ,vernor ihai al
Ign 10 he tald Board and 10 receive aud al.
Jait AID finally feIte, all accounts agIiaa tbe Com
nn'"usaib for Military Service or Supplies and for
ExPence' connected with any Military Ope-
rs"os' ed By " s7Hs s5s 4at65,.ty u The 81 tso
The lad Comm III ,ners nave convsne! duly or
gaoized the Board, snd proceeding 10 the du
ties OF their ofhse. Joseph II PIERCE,
Sec.aI,y to fbt Bard Of VA,
WAR OFFICE, (os ibs i'7vs, f,s- sftbe Nsw
Sfa'. Hsss B3a0s NJ 4b, 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21

AZ l. ,he Subsc ibels having been appointed
W by the Honorable Samuel Freeman, tsq
Judge Of Probate for The County Of Cumberland,
10 re ceive and examine the oiamcs ofthe several
crditors of the estate of SAMUEL MAY
BERRY, late OF Portland, in the County of Cum.
be and. 'opemsker, deceased, iepre scented nso,-
vent, do hereb, give notice that SIX months ii rom
he ninth day Of November INST are SLOWED 10
he credit ,rs 10 bring in and prove their claims,
and that we shall attend that Service at the
dwelling house Of the Widow Sally Msyberry's,
IN Portland, on the second Wednesday of De-
cen Der MT X. and the second Wednesd.ys If
he four following NOR hs, from Two To fve
o'clock ia the afternoon
MohAHT b poSMv9LAss' ( csmmi..i,ne,.
Portland, Ftv IS. 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21
Mr.. King's Speeck.

WEthis day present our readers with the able
and independent Speech of Mr.. KING of Saco, on
the subject of direct and internal taxes Ii is IT,
language OF freeman and worthy OF the Repre-
sentative oil ifeenien.
On the propriety of taxing the people for the
purpose of raising large of money to be at the
disposal of the present rulers of this country, there
10 some difference of opinion among the federal
members i'll Congress
That millions and millions of dollars have been
expended by the present administration by obstl-
uatey persevering in course of measures which
have in every state and stage Frustrated the pros
ty&hnay the peace Of the country Is too appar-
ent TO need illustration at this time Ruin a. Bank
rlptcy is stamped on the face of every kind OF bu-
siness from Maine to Georgia, and the government
itself is totterng on the brink of dissolution, from
no other Cause than from the misconduct OF those
in power. That they will continue to travel on III
the road of and folly till the people arrest
their progress by placing in the administration
Of the general government of different political
principles and views, we most firmly believe
That the money, if obtained, will be expended
In useless, and worse than useless expeditions u
Canada, the report of Mr.. Munroe the Secretary
at War, furnishes abundant evidence.
1t is not by raising large sums OF money that pub
lie confdenc will be revived, and public credit re-
established unless the funds are differently applied
from what they have been; nor is II by creating
large armies that the country IS 10 De ueiehueu anu
projected, if they are to be employed as they mare
6ee in foreign conquest or rather in idle and abor-
tive attempts at foreign conquest. But as yet, we
see no prospect of change, either of men meas
ures in the Cabinet.
After all it is barely possible that Mr.. Madison
and his partizans and coadjutors may listen to the
sdnonitions of truth and wisdom, that as the sad
experience of the past may point them to different
course in future the awful situation the country is
f,IIo
the hope that the administration would be persua-
bed to retrace their steps and that the country
night be preserved from utter destruction for thef
want of an efficient revenue, Mr.. OAKLEY re .
the most able and distinguished members of >on-
gress, advocated the report of the committee OF
ways ard means. That our readers may see the
reasons aud motives which governed Mr.. OAKLEY
in his vote the subject of taxes, we shall give
the whole or part of his mastery speech in Our
nay
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21

ALL persons having IN trair possessi9a $50. j..
accoutrements, belonging to the Commonwealth,
whether in the Ward Companies, or the Exempt
are desired to return them without delay, TO the
Office OF the selectmen of Portland.
DA MEL TUCKER, Chairman of The
Com. Of Safety d Defence.
JAMES IRISH, Jg. Brig. Gen. I'd b.
l2h Division.
Portland, Nov II, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
WE the fnbfcr'bsrs having heeu appointed by
the Hon Samuel Fresmau Elq 10 receive
and examine he claims of creditors 10 he etate
f NA7HdN NILES late of Minot decealed
repreien'ed lniclvent do hereby give uotiee har
fl, months from the tfsh day of Oaober las. are
aowe ed fad creditors TO bring in and prove their
claims; ard that we ihai' tend laid fervi,e a,
the houte OF hisph Howard Eiq in Miuot OH The
hrit and ta'rd Mondays # December next ard ON
the hrit Monday of January next and On the sre
day of April next at one of the clock P NJ on
each of isid days
AMOS HEHRsz, Comm iionsr'
Minot Nov IL, is A
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21
Printers Notice.

b. Those persons an marlborough,
who take the GAZETTE, will hud the bills
for dhe paper, sc up to the ST Of Sep,tm
Der las, at the Posloiiioe, in the care of
John HEAD, Esq. Those in Union and
Uarren, with JESSE PAGE, Esq. Those
in Thomaslcp, with yossPH SPRAGuE, ESQ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21

WILLIAM S SWAN,
AS removed from No :, UG,or Row, Middle
itreet, TO No IS, Loag Wharf, where all per.
ions indebted to him are fequeiied to make pay,
meat, and thJie who have any demand, on h,a 70
Cali and receive their due.
FoR SALE AS AsovS,
2)o boxes Mould Cardes
bone mdding Pork
WsN iod,a Cotton
ton. pot aihes
10 bags Coffee
500 Moahes Shocks
8 final, Anchors.
tiy'on skin & souchoug Teas, of fra quality
P@ssat, Nov. 81, 1874.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21
Il loop hole, or tie Blockade par
HdUD removed.

II is well known that large quantities of English
Goods have recently been imported into Castine.
These goods, we understand, are now introduced
into the U. 5. without difficulty. The method is
this-they are taken from Castine to Buckstown
On teams, then they are put on board Swedish YES
sells and transported to Hampden, on this side OF
the Penobscot river, where they are admitted to a
regular entry. Considering the great demand for
English Goods in this country and the high prices
they command, and the cagerness OF the British
Manufacturer and Merchant to supply the market,
it will readily be perceived the amount thus impor-
ted will be enormous, and that the present prices
cannot long continue. But it will also be that
this trade, forced upon the country by the War,
will be attended with the most fatal consequences.
1t will, ii the war continues, drain the country
Of its specie. Every article must be paid for in
Gold and Silver The British ship owner, even in
time of war; will be the carriers for the u. States
whilst the vessels of the American Merchants are
rotting in the mud of creeks and niets and the sur
plus produce of the country is perishing in the
stores aud warehouses.
Nowonder our government calculate on a pa
per medium and paper Bank; it must soon be the
only circulating currency of the country This is
democratic mode OF maintaining free trade and sat-
ors' rights.
LOUIS the 18th has ordered the abolition of all
lists of enigrants all Frenchmenwho have been pro-
Gribed TO be restored to their rights citizens,
and declares that the ''object his heart is
that all Frenchmen should live together as broth
ers"
The Marquis De La Fayette has had an audience
with tn King, requested employment for several Il
bis friends, but asked nothing for himself.
Capture of the priuateer Harle9uin-Of 10 long
f2-pounders, and 40 men, f.. ID. Brown command
G, saiied from Portsmouth, 10th ut. and days out,
vas taken by the Bulwark "a, having mistaken
her in the night for merchantmen. The lntelli-
gencer states that the III. was fitted out at an ex-
pence OF upwards Of 40, 900 dollars.
Its stated that captain Jones is about to resign
the office OF Secretary of the Navy, and devote
lbs attention, in future, to the study of hudibras-
II cannot be denied but that the present adminls.
traitor, far as it respects Generals and Cabinet
secretaries, respect one republican prnciple, VIZ
rotation in Office.
The Hon. RoBERr g. HARPfR has been APP
pointed Major-Gsneral by che Executive of Ma
fyland, in lieu of Gen. 5. smith, resigned.
should the CONSUMPTION Bill pass the House of
representatives, we hope and trust there is suii-
cent virtue aud independence in the Senate to
give it quietus.
The Merchants of Liverpool have prepared
memorial TO the Admiralty, complaining of want
Oh sufficient naval protection against American
captures.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21

6ole in their constitutional rig hts ard liberties
This resolution has been adopted unanimously in
che Upper House, and in the House of Representa-
lives with only sic dissenting votes-where there
.rs hirfg-nine democratic members.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21
STEEL * CIGARS.

STEEL * CIGARS.
For iale ], No 9, Union Wharf, IL aud double
bullet Bills TERED STEEL, lu,so!e Ter ei,e
tools.
A .o-l6 900 fra qsaiity R..bury manufactured
GIG AIRS, in whole hal aud quarter boxes.
Nopewbsr 81 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21
Bank Shares for Sale.
COLUM BAN I TAVERN.

COLUMBIAN TAVERN.
THE fub(criber takes this method 70 inform the
pubic aud his outcome 10 pAr,icu.ar, thae
he has removed into tina, commodicus houle ca led
the Cousnbian Tavern, polite the Hav Market
Pertland--This houfe being much more eonve-
n'ent than that which he iaey occupied ADD he
accommo tatious fpacous thQfe who may favor
HIM with their cuitom may reY on every exefiion
to give fatisfattou. TIMOTHY BOSTON
Portland Nov IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21
20 DllLars Reaoard
MARSHALsS NOTICE.


Unites 'sztss Of ams,iea 7
1ia'ats i laaiae q
DURsU MT to 4 Warran, f.om The u 1a--
L able David sesa'i Efq Judge Of the uo..ed
States DIltrd uout tor tn. DilirG aforeiao 10
hereby give pubic notice thai the following d sls
hath been Giles in faid Ccurt v,z;
Lice oy'Jona'han Low, juur aud william
Dfskeis, ssaiuif the icaooner Ann. her ,ackei 49,
parel furni'u-e and cargo a!edgiss that they . h
Others on he BIB day Of Ocober al, did c. s,u.e
on the high ie,s the iaid Ich . ar ANA ard ergo
belonging at The time to iusjeea or lutiects Of
the united kingdom of Great Brit ain anu lreiand.
aud the lame did bring ao the port Of Camden
in the D'ari0 of Mane for adjudication, ssayieg
condemnation thereof prize OF war Tha The
hsh Tuetday o. December next at Portland in Gid
ditrict Is the time and place sili gned for heas-
ing thereon, when and where s,y perions in e ef.
ed IN the above, may Thew cauis f any caa be
ihewn, wherefore the laid velei aud cargo flaould
nor be deeiesd forfeited arayed for to the libel
isnts as la@fui ar;ze of war
Gwen uncer ''y.hand at Portland, this i7.h day
of Nov A ID ga
I @. THORNTON, Ma,Gssf agaise
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21

As We have forwarded the bills for the con
Uenience of the Subscribers, it is confident
ly expected they will find it Convenient ,o
pay them without further notice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21
EaLsehood Detected,

Mr.. SHIRLEY,
LAST week Called to see one of my neigh
oours, an sgeG man when he soon observed that
he would support the war, before he would yield
to 'h@ British claims. i was q little surp ised.
IS know he had been opposed 10 the war, aud
asked am, if he knew what cond tons The Brit
,sh did fequirs He frankly replied he did not (,
uut E - leading democrat IN the town Of
Edge combe ) had told him, they would nor make
lny ieace with us, unless our government would
give up two or three of The New England States
then observed to HIM, that was ss great a lie
as satan ever told, and gave him a true state
ment Of their demands. Upon learning the true
statement OF the case, he observed, tbst he
thought we had been too hard upon the Indians,
and that they had as good rgh, to their lands
as any people on earth. lie also expressed a
perfect Willingness, that the Indians should DE
fully secured Ia their iands If we could only hsve
peace.
Here we sec by what means democrats sup
port their cause. They make and propagate
taisehoods. and thus deceive the ignorant. We
also see, that in the unbiased judgment OF a 80 .
Der, judicious man, the Indians have rs good q
light to their lands, AS any white people. Such
men, II lett TO express their own feelings and TO
.ct according 10 their sense OF justice, would not
fight to deprive the Indians of their bir,hright I;
ut would leave them TO the tull enjoyment OF
heir lands and their liberties. Alas men OF
another spirit rule our nation. and drive us on to
ruin. And if the people will follow them, q
ighteous God may justly deliver us INFO the
hands Of those, who are skilliul TO destroy. l
would not have the blood offs poor lndisn on my
conscience in the hour OF death. Or a, the bar Of
God, for all the wids in which they dwell. And
an not willing in this respect 10 be pa,faitr q
other mems SINS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21
Military Notice.

Military Notice.
a ARRANGEMENTS have been made by the
4 \ board of War, TO iquda,e the Pay Rolls of
iha Militia lately the fervice of The stale for the
defence OF Portland. As loon a. the muiter roll.
are corrected and made up public notice will be
g'ven OF the time and Place of paymsnt--Pay-
matters OF Regiments will cot make up pay rolls
without further notice
Afford RICHARDSON, Mi Gen
Isfe.y f'snmIs-,.g Nil tia
Nov. II, 1914 ia, i6e e.fe.fe IF Ps,tks, !.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21
I @. THORNTON. Maeasf Maias

{ N the night Of The Sd of November was aiken
iupp.ied 10 be itoen from moo ing n har-
Dor at isiksl's lilard Reach Boa. hf.eeu fee,
long with yellow ldes and painted ID ialide LAP
wo'k'--Leh the fame nighs boat lxteen tees
long or there a5outs, made fan az the fame moor
ing, with yellow lds. fealed iniide and rifen unon
oae itreak with a rounding Gem-The boat fri
mentioned Belonged TO Timo,hy Haike,, ON laid
7askeis Iland in Hafplweli--the owner of the
boat isft may spI iy 30 iaid Ha'kel nov a.,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21

THE lu'fcriber respectfully informs his friends
aud the public tina, he has commenced buinets
in Exchange iireet nearly oppoGte the United
Mar,ue and Fire Infurance Office where he intends
manufacturing Boots and Shoes in the newell iiyle
aud hopes ~ being pulctuai and paying firitf at
tennon 10 Las buiineis he may ieeure their patron
age WILLARD ROBINSON.
Oh. &c.
- 77Vo '7Ourneymen Bo0t-makers,
Who are good workmen are wanted at the above
fhop if application is made foon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21

Baltimore Flour,
Z, OR iale-2O barrels Howard itfeet r. ew fuper
l. hue Flour, iu'iabis for family ufe. by
Nevsxs5s, 81, 1874 EDWAkD HOWE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21
A FRIEND OF TRUTH.

1t seems to be made question, whether the
Indians are a free and independent pc ope; and
whether they ought to be treated with sssuch.
To prove, that they are not. 1t IS sad--thst
France, Great Britain, md other powers have
never treated them as such. Such an argument
is TOO Absurd to be refuled. The robber treats
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21

At the Circuit Court OF Common Pleas nov
in session in this town, CHARLES WHIT
MAN, Esq. was admitted an Attorney to
practice at the bar of said Court.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21

Portland, Nov. II. 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21

IN Obituary Notice cf he Rer. DR. Deane, 0at
other articles prepared for his paper are udroid-
bly, omitted for aceu Of roc4; they shall be atendet
10 iR oar neTt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-12

II. Gencrars best thanks src due, IS t-r "a
the remainder ofthe reserve under 1T. Gel.
Campbell consisting Of the remaining Cdm-
panies OF the 9th Regt. the flank Companies
of The 4lsi, and tho incorporated Militia,
which supported the Troops engaged.
The It. Gen. deeply iaments the unfostun-
ate circumstances of weather which cnabIed
the Enemy 10 approach nnpcrceiyed close to
'hr right of the position, and to captotc con-
siderable nnniAer Of the regt. Ds1Wa,evillc
stationed a, the point.--- I he, ssrege loss in
killed and wounded which the Slh or Kings
aud Dc Wa;,eville's reg't. Eeve suffered, af-
sords incontcsiiblc proof that No. 2, battery
was not gaInsd without avigorous resistance;
II is equally obvious that the Block House on
TIE rish, as.weil defended by the party of
the King 5 seg't stasioned 10 it. -
Ii, GemD DnmmQQd leeis gseasly iedqb'ed
to Maj. Gen. De Wsstevil,e for his lbdicious
arransesacnt ;Nand he also desires. to offer his
tnsnks TO lhe respectivel Commanding OFF,
GERS Of Brigades and C2rps, and the Objects
and men of,he Royal ArFilicry and Engineers,
lor their exer,ions.--r9 Msj. Gen. Stovin,
weo joined The -arn.y short limehe fore The
attack, the 1t. Gen. is Indebted for his assis-
lance, and also 10 the Objects Of the General
and of his personal Ststf. --~~*s%eN1
Lt. Geo. Drun.nood greauy regret. the
wounds which have deprived the Army for
the present of the services OF Col. Fisher,
..,eutensn,s Colonels' Pearson aud Gsrdon.A
II. Coinneis. Fisher, Pearson, and Go,don,
have permission to proceed TO the rear for the
recovery of their; wnunds. '.----.-- =
(Signed) ~a HARVEY,
Lit. Col. Den. .7djf. Gen.