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FROMSACKKTT'S HARPOR

letter from an officer a, Sockets Har-
Dor. dated the 23d ult. Contains the f How
ing" The Who'll British feet have h.e-
lying of this ksrbor for several davs. con
sistirg OF ships and briggs whether thew
intend attacking this pll or not, we have
rot been able To ascertain. However, we
are under TO apprehension GA the contra
~, We are prepare 70 give them welcome
on the same terms as last year Should the
enemy put his foot upon this side. he NAV
rest assured, ne will pay dear, very dear for
his tsrrcri,v.
Mai. Gen Brown has command OF the
tro1o5 at this place. snd has the assistance
Of that eZperienced and valuable CEcer.
Brig '7tn GENES Our troops are 81 good
healh. we'll Offered, atd anxious to meet
me fueuy.
mey he 90 or 80 days before our feet
WI be able 10 all. owing 90 the block de
which pTcycnts the supplies coming from
O3wero-bu by the time the new ~ is rca .
dy, al the supplies viii be received by
iana Then no doebt the British Gee, win
De rlad seek shelter under the batteries
of King ton"
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hope al least of retakins the S,oop: Aud
In short time afterward, the battalion of
artillery (Which hsppered to be then on pa
rade duty) embarked On board the packet
Astrea. taxing with them their field pieces,
quantity Of Enuskets, &c. with the INTENT
on Of assisting IN an attempt 10 capture the
pTivateer. On going out Of the hsrbor,
however, an euemy's frigate end two other
vessels of war were discovered, bearing up
> una. and our enterprsing citizens we're
thus reluctantly compelled TO put back.
" The spirit which animated all VINO en-
barkcd in the expeiitoK, is worthy Of praise
and imitation, and renews pnGdence
that the sons of Connecticut, will still per-
form their duty, spontaneously, whenever
TT occasion demands it.''
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An Engis6 brig. laden with Tenerise
VINE, and other articles, has arrived AZ
Beaufort n. {. prize to the ChaSseur o,
BALTIMORE This probably is the same YES =,
{ erroneously reported to have been captu-
red by ta- Roger, of this p rt. Herald.
Dispatches from Col Barclay, British
Agsn. for prisoners at WsShmgfon. were
forwarded to Admiral Coch6ur,l on Thurs
day last, by e flag of Truce from this place.
Mr.. Con1h OF ibis town who was a prisoue,
on board the .fcGStG, came up in tie flag
He states that the Loire frigate has gone
up the bay, for the purpose (as it was said
on board the -4cas.a of assisting in block
aiding Com. Ba'ney'S Rotilla in the Patu-r
en.. III.
The presentment of toe contractor aad
hi' csen,s by the grand Iucy for issuing uu.
wholesome provisions 70 the army at this
place, was tried on Monday before JUICE
SIMPLE. The novelty Of this presentm ent
at.racted much OF she public attention. w e
were not AZ the trial but we unders,a and that
toe witnesses on the part Of the common
wealth proved thst unsound and unwholes
some provisions had been issued as CHARGED
I1n tie presentment on the other hand, the
witnesses on the part of the defendant
proved that il such had been issued il was
not with the know edge of the contractor
who had charged his agents and ASSISTANTS
to purcha'e and- Issue none but good PROV
sions that knowingly they purchased and
Issued none others and that nenever pro
visions were returned within reasonable
ume, other had been issued. This We un
derstand vas the substance of the evidence
On both sides. The jury in their retirement
could not agree UPON general verdict. al
though we are inforu.cd tn 1t they did agree
that unSound provisions had been issued
fnt they would not impute any guilt that
verdict wss not received. and the Jury re.
NAMED Unparalleled until he court >diourn
ed to caurt IN course. The prosecution VIZ
reinquishcd as TO the assistants If the con
tractor. Ledper.
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LIiPERLlL COURT or PMS.

The Imperial Cour, has adopted the follow.
ing ecree,
The ouft seeing all the value ofthc efforts
which havra length delivered France frona
tyran &c yoke
Penetrated with respect and admiration for
me august SoYrfcIens who are TIC mcde;s cf
drmteFc,t dneis and nagnaaim.ty.
depressing 50 their profound owe Tor the
noo Grace OF King no, for eight centuries
h4ye constituted the happincfs OF Frarce. AMI
who, one, can bring back peace, order ana
Justice ina country TO wdich tbe ,eeret yis1e.
1t al have never ceased 90 invoke t.e ia..i
oyeregns
Decree that they adhere unanimously 10 Hs
'eorse OF csthronement Of Buorlpsrte AID Di,
ami y, pronounced decree of the Senate
't the 81 inst AID that fl,thfu to tie funda
mental laws ofths kingdom, tbey desire with
I'll then hearts the return OF che Head of tae
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TIE PROVI5I0N:9L GOJERGe.
tIEsA'Y DECREE.

J. That all the omblens. cyphers. a d arms
which have cbarsct, ised thu cover. mem of
ruonaPa te. hall be supprsised and eHaced,
WI ereter they e. i,t.
2. hat thi OuPpref ion shall be execu.sd
exclusively by person delegated by the autho-
Iiiy OF me police, or municipality, without
tNe zeal Of individuals assisting 10 it or pre-
venting t.
3 hat no addref proclamation, public
journal OF private writing contain iniuriou, cx q.
Irci'ions against The @ vernm-nt oyef brown.
toceau e OF The country being too noble to
adopt such means
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Boston .Innk2.
Letest from .Son h I1,e,.;co nae

Ca0taiu Neweoa, from Laguira. which he
lett the Isl OF MaYs informs that the Patri-
OTIS were very successful in their warfare
against toe Royalists. whore they had al
INST ann'hiated--tha. while he was st
Laggira, 700 Loyal sts were killed, and then
bHrnt By the Patriots.
gentleman who arrived a. Demarsra
froFa the river OronOka. reported thst bat
tie had taken place on the 24.h March asst
at Cora. (oe9r Laguira) between the Rovai-
1888 add the Independents, in which the lat &.
ter lost 1000 men.
This Last report is by the Portuguese
ship Teio. sent to halifax by the La Hoeue
On the 18th uIt. after nding all The crew.
except the captain and cook, on Gardeners
Island. Ihere is probably M stake as TO
tn parry defeated. as Capt. Newgon was
some time at Laguira and speaks positively
ct the Patfiots being successful.
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-RULY IMPORTANT MEMS.

from the HahJa.D Paher of 1Eay IS.
L0n@o" Hozeffe Erti aordindry, ;
FOREIGN OFFICE, April 9, 9, AN.
Dispatches. II which thc following are CO
pes nave been received from his Excel.
!ency General Niscornt Cathcart. and Liru-
tenant General the zion S,r Charles stew
art, addressed to Niscount Cas'leresrn.
Ny Lord, "' , NA -''H 90
The Emperor Alexander with the king
OF Prussia, marched INTO Paris this n. orpi,,oc
where they were received by ali rank, 0f
the population with the warmest acclAma
ton.
TIE windows cf the best houses were Sill
ed b. well dressed persons, waving whitr
ashdkerchIets and ciapPing their hands -
ne popuace, interr.iXed with maay Of q
sup fIor class, were ia the streets pressing
forward to see :he Emperor, and to encea,
vor to touch his horse. Tie General C~v
was Yive PEmpereur Alexandre. j." .TVive
notre LiberateuT," Vive lie Roi de Pms
Sc"
Very many persons appeared with white
cock AIDES, and there wa Considerable crV
OF " Vive Louis XVIII" - Vive les Eo,,r-
oons," which gradually increased.
Their Imperial and 70, al af1iesties pro-
ceeded to the Champs Elysees where a
great part OF The Ermy passed in review be.
'c'e Heilt aOo AS usual, ~ the most exact
order His Imperial Majesty is lodged in
de house OF NJ. Talleyrand, Prince Of Be.
Revsnts.
1t is impossible to describe the scenes of
this day IN tie compass Of dispatch the
moot striking were, the national guard in
theT Uniform and armed. clearing the ave-
nues for the troops Of the Allies passing
through in ell the ponp Of military parade,
the day after severe action the DerrIe ri
rarts, whose political sentiments have at all
times been manifested by the strongest i,,,Ii
cations. unanimous in their cry for peace. &
change Of dynasty, enjoying the spectacle
RI the entry into the capital OF France Of an
invading army, as blessing and a deliver
ance a rope placed round the neck of the
statue Of Napoleon, or the Colonne de Ia
Grand Armec, and the people amused with
pulling IT, and crying has ie Tyran -
Much was said in toe crowd. If their ,zisb
fort restoration OF smicable rclstic77 with
Grea' Britain.
The occupation e Lyons & Of Bourdesuy
Fas tpown to ~ the people, 40 slso tn,
CIRCUMSTANCE Of the declare ions at the late,
1iare' in 'evour Of Louis XVIII. and the
''splay Of the white cockade bet not the
agopeadetce Of Holland
be tveots whirh have led 20 the occu.
,. tonot Paris, will be unde.ltood from the
.oaoSing recapitulation
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discount Castlereogd &c. &c.
cAPITULATIoN oFpApIs.

he foer hours aTmistice which had been
agreed upon for the purpose Of treating of
tue conditions relative to the occupat,uo NJ
The city OF Paris, Ind to the retreat Of the
French corps therein, having led to an ar
rsngement 10 that effect, the unders igned
alter being duly authorized by the resrec-
tive Commanders of the opposed forces
have adjusted and signed the following al
ticles
Article !. The corps Of the Marsbsls
Dukes If Tregiso and n gusa shan evscns..
The city Of Paris on the SIS Marca, at Sc .e,.
O'Clock ~ the n orning.
Article IL They shall take with them All
the apPurtenaUces Of ther corps d'arUe.
Article III. Hos;ilities shall; not reror,
mepcs until two hours after nc eysc,,i.,
OF the city, that is to say, On the 31.t 81
March, at nine O'Clock in the morning.
= Article ~ All the arsenals, uil,,'.,v re-
taOlishmsn,s, work shops, and m4paziree
shall be ieft in the same state tha: isty ..e,I
previous to the present capuulation being
prcpo ed. "6
Article V. The national or city gusrd
IS entirely separated from the trnoDs nj .bc
line. Il is ei.her to be kept on fpof. or die
armed or dis5auded according 10 the ujte-
rlor dispositions Of tue Allied powers.
Article vi. Tne corps OF municipal gen
q 7r'HerIr shall, in every respect, share the
fate Ct the national guard.
Rrucie VII. The wounded and the strao
gIcrs remaining in Paris after seven o,cloct
shall he prisoners Of war.
Article VII. The city Of Paris is recon-
mended to tie generosity O. the FIigh Allie,
Pc ers.
j. ne OF Paris, the Slst of March. NJ To,
o'clock IN tie morning.
Colonel OrloH Aid &c Camp of His Va
jes'y The Emperor Of eli the Russia.
Colonel Count Par. Aid de- Cam. Gene
81 OF Marshal Prince SchW ar,zeab
Col. Byroy Fabier. attached TO the Fts
MJor Of His ExCsllency the Marsha
DOke of Rsgssa.
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FRENCH SEN
80, PARIS, Arrii g.
Peoefc

PARIS. Anriio.
-gd2ress Of the Provisional Coverz.slen. totSe
('eoefc.
"PEopLR OF FRANCE.
Ws,p you came out of a sts.e Of civil di.zorI
you slose t,r your Chiei r,sn ESQ spuss-s,i n,os
Tho Sage Of IT, iYeTss with the ehsrss,.r %
f'"noour: y'u 9isee IN I'm Ill ycur aop,s Those
hop w"r' V'n. Upoa tine ruins o. anarchy ba
bUi't ny t,sro,isoi.
:" Il ugh g Sc FROM gratitude to hsve become
Frehen With you. = n,Ner VI H. ocver cess
e. to un1eitk Without motive 40 oL,e,t
-n.ust ".rs Tx a. advepturer w,o wouf otcnm,s
''r.o"s Ia - AIS lie has VOC. Ell your wealth
,Ht yo'. pnpui ,ion.
',"r! srn'.. is in mourning; AL France ia
= rs he IS dest Ia ycur n. E Even vet mr.
hsps, 'e Dire EOS Of 2 n &c des gus though snht,r,,
Of vs'Gy.
Tie n-y r kr- ov 70 re.gn ei,h.rintle,.,;o,-
anter-st ner even IN tie interest ct his own de sno-
tsn lie hiss deStl, we'd 81 thSt h cusL 10 e,.stc
ana re'ereste all thst tie OUGHT 10 dss roy lie re-
Ned on'y uoop force I, re, row overwkS,ms him
Just reward Of ser se.ess ambition
" At length this una Xa". pie tyranny has ceased
-tfe Allied powers Lave entered the eSpitgI az
Fore. VIC 'AP''A' OK
" HsPo'eon governed rs D e king Of bsrbariaps
a'tHanteri ara bio magreIimCus Allies spesl, oniv
the 'ane uage Of honor justice and humsnity I'b.y
eeop'e. ""FtJ
. People of Frsuer, tire Senate has decsred that
'NIpofsoa hasterteised rhr Throne. The country "a
no longer with him. Another or,ier of tb;ne. g.,
a'cn- save it. We have known the Excess of mn,
'ar heentouss+sa and absolute power. let us re,tors
ne real monarchy in limiting by wise laws, the
d'h.reDt powers that compose It.
Let exhausted eVreulture re-foursh IN
der q psternsi tbron' let commerce, hound
~ 'e"eF'' reSome hs4 freedom To- oar youth
| be no onglr cut of by arms before tbev bsvs
the strength TO bear them let the order Of
natu be no lorger interrupted and let the old
men hop TO die, before their children Men
or France, let Us rally; past ca,amities are
nm he'd, and peace will put an end to the
nhVer ION OF Europe he august allies have
sven their word France wi re t rom her
eng ~ ration and better en- ightened by the
md appiness in the return OF tutclary 90
VerHment -
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PORTSMOUTH, June I
VIEUHBLE PL.JZES.

Arrived At Portsmouth ON Tsessav Ia..
privateer sohr Fox, Brown. from cr,,;es
Of weeks April s. she captured brig Dove
from Liverpool y. S. with lur1ber, burnt
10Th, captured schr. Friends Adventure
arrived at Portland 17.h captured brig
Fair Stranger (arrved at Portsmouth,
May 7th' Capture ship Jane, from Grange
month' Loco.la0cl in ballast. bound to Mir
rm@c'i, n. S IN: on board 6 pr so7eys g,
gave Der M. May 18Th, captured bria y,
IN, from Liverpool o Quebec, laden Win
dry g'ods hard ard glass ware, &c inyo;~
td ~ 20 600 pounds sterling took out $50
bales md trunks apd ordered her in, TIE
Fox has heeH chased very hard. started 49,,
va e. and thtew o,crten of her guns. Sr.
3as brought ~ 10 pris9ners--s " nothing
ne - s0 "fe7 which sailed from the
Day on Nor ! 20.
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WG'iioPfoa June 3.
q BRILLIANT EXPLOIT.

Cohy of q RHer + an Gen Gajzes n tbc ge-
cye/nyV of IYar.
headquarters, Saotttf's Fia~bor.
Nsy 30p, SID
SIR --Naior Npling f The iss rife REQ,
WI h small de's hioeHt placed under his
cor van! Tor The ul pose vt prc:ec,i7t. n p
newell sl" - coming f-oin Osvpqc. havino
got sef-'y 80" SANDY Crcek, vges tii- roorp
~ atfacfed BIZ 1eta.hrc or. sr.r, .hs ~.
f'sh navy aud altsr 90 action u zen mn
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COMMODORE LEWIS ACTION.

= y = 1I|NIItIS INV ID 40 I ION.
Captain Burrows, of the sloop Ranger. in.
forms us, that he was al Fishers Island af-
ter the late action between the British soua.
dron and cur flo,lla, and that there were II
OF the ensmv Killed ssd buried at Fishers
Islam >, and AZ wound d, which informant
on respecting the wounded. captain Burrows
received from the party employed in bury
ing The dead. The Ma;dstoDe frieate was
so much Shattered that thev were ob,iogd
to work at her all night.-Nat. Adu.
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L1Toat de .Nemolrs, Sec.

The Provisional Gcvernrcat considerir,
how odious it is in itself, and contrary TO me-.
conventions which have preceded the depar-
tHre OF his Mae ~ he Spain, to keep at Per-
Pignan his brother the infant Carlos order
thIf the Prince be conducted as soon as potsi,
bic with a tie honors due to his rank, 10 the
hr.' Spanish port.
1t IS ordered al, Civil and Military An.
'noFit,ea to take the necessary measures to ex-
cute thepresent order.
Given at Paris, 81 April 1914.
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THE ABOVE NEWS

Is balm to the bosom of he Republican.
OF every friend to his country IF whatever
denomination, and worm cod to the faction
who regard every article Of news which is
adverse to the cause of " the Bulwerk" a
a spec Of absurdity." The arms Of the
freemen Of this democratic ratien arc &c
toTious aud if that misera bic shee. r;otod
under the name of the Federal R,pubii-
can" be issued Tomorrow, it will be cIotEea
IN the hsbiliaments Of mourning, if its con
ductor have any ort Of regard t. crns;sten-
-. a spice Of absurdity," Indeedi
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We learn by gentleman from Noting
ham on the Pstuxent, that the eDemv's
force consisting of one seventy four, ere gun
orig, two schooners and surdrv barees
we're lying in Drum Point Har5or. (moUth
ot PatnZent river) on Saturday last. The
hotiiia commanded by Commodore Parney
we're blockaded in the river, and were "
ing on Saturday evening last as far up as
roiht PATIENCE The eneuyha destroyed
several water Graf, which were cpt opt ~
Rousby Hall Greek the militia in Calvert
are under arms and prepared to meet them
.in the event Of their landing. The force
on the s.. Mary's shore consists Of q de
tach neat nF regulars commanded bv Major
Stewart Of the army, which, together with
tn. neiShboring militia, Comprise a force
sumcient to repsl the eneMy.--Nat. Int.
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FOREIGN.
MOMENTOUs NEWS.

Boston Potladiua- office, Jrtue 8, Q o'cLock.
b. gentleman in the Eastern Sage tn
morning, We received Halifax Papers of
th@ Ssh and 27th nit. announcing the
arrival there of a Packet from England.
with London dates to April 10, giving the
following
TRULY IMPORTANT NEWS.
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Noiuhel behys' FIRST Aid de-Csmp Of
lis Exceliency the Marshal Duke of
kagusa.
DECLARATION.
The srr,;es ot the Allied POSars hqye ceru,;.5
the French Cspi,sl. The Allied Soyereirs, r,,e,
the "ehs, OF the French nation.
They declare, tina; if the condition. of pe...
required stronger GusrGptess waen the ol,rat
IL VIE" Vas the restraining Of Runn.usTt.',
ambition, they Ought to be more favorable.
IS soo1 So by ming 10 Wise Gov-ro.
ment. France herself shall offer the .,sursns. Of
trasquiity. The Allied Sovereisns proclaim. there
FORE 1850,
thst they will treat no more with Napoleon Duo-
napsrt., ar with any OF hi5 family
That they respect the integrity Of Ancient F,aree
such "a it existed under her Legitimate Kinrs. tb~y
nsy even do more, because they sivays Lrofs,s he
prinspe thst, for the hsppiness Of Eu:ope. Frsn.,
oueit IN be great and strong;
That they vii! recognize cad guarantee the Co,.
situuon Which the French Nation stall eiyc ;,rs,r
nay accordingly invite tho Senate 70 sppo,nt fro
s'onai Government 'Apable OF provid!ng for IN.
vent a Administration, ard of pVepe- no such y
Constitution IS may be Sdaeted 20 tue rtsnsh neo-
PIE i'u-
TIE intentions whi.h have xores,.d. ~. ann.
mon 20 me with all Jhe Allied Powers
ALIEN NDER
by order rtis lnpsris! Majesty.
re Secretary o. ste
COUNT de NESSELRODE.
Paris, Nsreh 81. 1919, at three
0'e,osk In tue AFTERNOON.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS

WnshfrSFo1l, Jane 4
The contents ofthe dispatches from Mr.
Cra41toTd have not yet been made public. but
A. is reported and believed here, that he in
forms our government there is prospect of
general peace being speedily Concluded
which ill restore the Bourbons TO the
throne Of France, and il which the u. States
will be included--Mr. CTawf~rd on behalf
OF the y. States was preparing to ;3in the
congress who were to arrange the terms on
which the peace WAS to be concluded.
Fed. Gaz.
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9CI' or TIE PROTISJ0.N.9L 80
E.ER.AstTE.Ner,

The Provisional Government bear;nq
WIKI iei mt OBJ taoles have been made to the
ie'uIn OF IKE loPe 10 hi territories, and de-
p-or rg that continuance of insult which has
ng o'erwhelmned the courageous Head
whom the-Chureh demands, orders that eycry
Oh, tacIe cease immediately, and that all due
honor be paid to MIN on hi journey.
Inc Civil and Military Amho. tiles are
onefg t. the execution, f the present de-
(oigned)
Prince Of Benerente,
Oate d'.4iberg,
Geni. CoHatde RernonviIle,
Francois d. .Jauco,,1t.
.ft5e de .Rontesq,aieu.
BY tie Provisional 6 overnment.
(Signed)
LupOat Ge .Jyerol,ys. Soc.
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Baltimore, June 6
NO ARMISTJCR

There is no longer prospect of any ar
rsTgement being made with the Governor
Of Canada to .lspeRd hostilite s. Our hopes
of peace or armistice must now be directed
towards GottenburgA unless the report be
Correct that cur Minister in Franc s about
making an arrangement there. But our rea-
dsrs must keep in mind thar it is stated TO be
ariE . go Syo,-I
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utes. beat snd captured the whole Of The
encmy's force, without the loss of a mar
excepting ooe iudiep.
The loss of the enemy is IS killed, 90
wounded, and lSS taken; with four large
and as many small boats. Amongst thc pr
soners are twoPcst Captains, four Licuten-
ants ct the navy, one Captain of marines
and two LieCtenapts, and two GdShipmen
The Captain of Marines and one Midship
man are badly wounded.
Major Apling's detailed report will be
forwarded as soon re eived.
Most respectfully. am, &c.
G. p. GAINES,
Brig. Gen. Comdg.
Ahe Hon Gen. J Ohm ARMsTRoNo,
Department OF War, Washington
Cory Of q Letter. from Com. Chcuncev, 10
the Secretary Of the .NGpy, dated
a. S. Shti Si4fcrior,
SGcteff's ia, Dor, I'd, so 1914.
SIR-Ihe mail being about closing, have
only t'me TO state TO you. that we have been
so fortunate as 10 capture four Of the enc
my's bnsis at Sandy Greek. I believe we
have about 200 prisoners, amorgst them
two Captains, but whether Post or Com
m2nders have not vet learnt.
shall have the honor of giving you the
particulars Tomorrow
have the honor 20 be, Sc.
ISAAC CHAUNCEY.
Hon. WILJIAM JONES
Secretary of the Navy:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-14
Belknap & Runnells,

No MyGsy' Row. Misfs. erea,
WOULD inform their friends and the pub
w lie that from the liberal encouragement
they have received from the gen,Iem of thu
town and vieini y, and n,anger, who oees
Iona.iy refor' TO this town, they intend en-
larsng their hufnefs. To accomplish Their
o'je6t they have aiken pains TO procure the
very ben of Eng,fh and american Stock
ALTO the fra rate Workmen 'hai can he oh
tanned From the means which they now poi
fcfs they can allure the public tina, ali order.
Tor Boots and Shoes of every defcripiion will
be puaaually e,ecu.ed, and the work done
IN a file no, exceeded IN thi. pace They
have on hand, ready made Boots and Shoes
Pumps. and Over Shoes. R,ade of the heit ma,
terials and warranted good. Any gsntIeman
that may be IN want ct rhe above article. eau
be as well hued as though he had his meaiure
taken. In addition to the above they have
iLil received large aTor,ment Of Ladie. and
Mliies SHOES. of all dsfctipli ous. ALo
Italian Pate Backing and Back Ball. for
Boots and shoes, toge' her with Boot and Shoe
Trimmings, of all kinds.
All orders for Boois and Shoes punt,usiIv
attended to
~ Two Journeymen Boot Makers. wan,
ed Immediately uD Nv Is