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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26
FROM THE WEST.
albany RseiFsr Esta, Sepfens6ey II.

Albany Reggey Esta, September II.
An intelligent and refpecfabie gentleman who
left Buffalo on Sunday morning Taft inform, that on
Friday and Saturday nights. 5000 New York militia
crofed over to Fort Erie with fixed determination
TO j,in the regulars, and follow the deanes Of our
brave troops now in that fort-anG. that on his
way from Buffalo, he met about 5000 more, on heir
march thither, all of them appeared highly ANNA.
ted sad determined TO follow their bre hren 10
arms,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26

large number Of US Officers in town or furlough
presume, from their appearing to be perfectly at
leisure, take the liberty ofrecolnnendng to these
gentlemen in a,form to form themselves into a mil
itary company for the common defence.
"UNCLE SAMn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26
lam fr, your OBJ. fert
SAMUEL JACK, Csesais.

s.sCapt. BoYNToN and all concerned, win dis
miss their surprise" at the non-appearance OF the
above in our last, when assure them OF the fact,
that It not received till after our paper went
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26

10 periuan:e of the above order the Committee
above named hereby give notice that they viii
meet a, the Houfe Of John Giezfon, FIGURE, ia
ihomaiiou. on Wednefday the eth day Of Oeo.
Der rex, at 10 O'Clock. A. M, for the purpoie
ipecihed in the foregoing order,
NATHANIEL. MARTIN, per order
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-07

FROM THE HERKIMER AMERICAN.
Ertra act Of a letter from an officer Of our
acquaintance at Sackett's Harbor, to
his friend in this UiHage, dated June
10, 1914.
John Bull appeared off this Harbor the
day before yesterday, but soon went out
of sight again. 1t is reported, that 5000
men, at Kingston, are now ready to EN-
bark for this place. If this news be true,
,and we have strong reasons to believe III
we shall have a bloody time at this place
We are strongly fortified, and shall moi
surrender without resistance to any force
they can bring against us.
The new ship is called the Mohawk
and will mount SO guns, some say 50, was
launched last Saturday, and every exer
tion is making to rigg her"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-07
BREMEN, AprH 90.

The allies haze laid upon France a con-
sribution of 1900 millions. Fifteen French
tfortresses are to remain as security an
their hands one of 1Dhich iSto be rsstor-'
ed to each payment Of 100 millions; so
ltat the achoIe piU be paid and the for
Ges restored an fifteen gears.
LAecorks Of Art belonging to Rus
schich Bondpdrte perIOined for the
decoration Of Paris, haze been giuen up,
and sent to Berlin. " The Grand Car
of Victory" uhich adorned one Of the
gates of Berlin. loaded SIR wagons draWn
By tueiue horses each.
LONDON, May 25.
Yesterday arrived a mail from st. Sc
bastians. 1t communicates the determine
ton to dispatch a strong body OF troops
for the purpose of restoring order and tran
guilty in its American dominions.
1t seems highly probable that the new
government OF France will endeavor to gain
possessi, IN of their ancient colony of st.
Domingo. The Duke DAngouleme was
lately waited upon at Bordeaux by some
of the old colonists, who received from
him assurances Of che protection and con
sideration of the House of Bourbon, 1t is
affirmed that M DAmbray, formerly Ad-
vocate General in the Parliament OF Paris,
is appointed Chancellor of .France.
The following facts form a curious part
of The history of Bonaparte since his fall
La his late attempt to get between the
armies of the allies, he took Baron Wis
senburg prisoner, whom he carried to Fon-
tainblesu, and who was present at his alb
dication. Bonaparte was very composed
and even cheerful in his conversation He
said to the Baron-"I have done what |
pleased with the allies, and now ! suppose
they will do what they please with me. )"
The Baron complimented him on his for
titude, in answer to which he said, it was
wise to submit patiently to the course of
~events-adaing that he had committed one
great error. The Baton desired to know
what it was" Why said he, " | MARI
ed an Austrian Princess when ] should
have married a Russian one" The Ba.
ron then asked him. how his active mind
could find employment after so busy a life ?
He said, that he should retire to the study
of the mathematics, of which he had al
ways been fond and pointing to some old
books which he had taken with him, and
minated that he had resumed his studies
already.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-07
THE GAZETTE.
MARTINSBURGH
THURSDAY, JULY q.

The Anni0ersdry of American hide
pendence Das celebrated IN this torn, on
the 4th instant, By a number Of gentle
men Of both political sects, oho forget.
ting all party distinctions, cordially uni
ted an haiIimg The return ofthe natal day
OF our country.
The company pGrtook Of q dinner pre-
pared for them at Mr. Goulding's Inn,
after which a number of appropriate
toasts uere drunk, and the festivities Of
The dag Ssre closed BY patriotic songs.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-07
MASONIC

A short time since, the French privateer
lie Puret captured the Irish Big two Friends,
when a short conversation commenced be-
tween the French and British captains Z:
and the signals of masonry we're enter,
changed between them Meriencourt, the
French captain, generously bestowed the
prize win her cargo, on captain Camp
De'i, as a token OF respect for the ancient
n Industrious craft, and the brig proceeded
anmo!ested en- ~hervoyage. Several Lodges
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-07
MADRID, April Ia.

We learn with the greatest satisfaction
that the Government nas resolved to send
1000 chosen troops under Gen Lacy. to the
aid of the distressed inhabitants of Monte
Video, and will use all possible means to
bring back to the side of justice the de,
ceived people of Beunos Ayres and all
those provinces.
AfRlL IS. Besides the expedition to
Monte Video, which will consist of $500
to 5000 men, two others are to get out,
one TO Costa Firma and the other to Vera
Cruz. We do not know who will com
mand them, (Consieo from the sth to
the 18th Of Aprit)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-07

hem to her son, to who N the title of rim
of Parma and Placentia is granted from
this time.
lord Castlereagh refused to sign h a,
bove convention, but agreed that Colonel
Campbell might accompany BonaParte to
his place of embarkation, agreeabiy 10 one
of the conditions of it. 1t will be recoiect-
ed that Cambaceres is the Duke of Parma,
and Lebrun the Duke of Placentla {; and
that Elba by a former treaty belonged to
Cambaceres. The little King OF Rome 1t
seems is to take the title of Prince OF Par
ma and Placentia. 1t is stated that this
arrangement was made from motives OF de-
licacy to the emperor Of Austria
Boston Confined.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-07
New YORK, June %.

Cartel from Bermuda Captain Milton,
of the slooP Hawk, who arrived here yes
terdsy from Newport, informs that lust be
fore he allied a cartel arrived these with
prisoners from Bermuda. The comman-
der of the cartel stated that when he left
Bermuda, a fleet of transports, with a
large force on board, was to sail in one or
2 days for some part of the United States
probably for the Potomac.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-07
New YORK. June 90

By the Albany mail, we last night re-
ceived the Burlington Centinel of Friday.
The army at Plattsburgh has moved
north as far as Chazy and Champaign
Maj. Forsythe with 90 men engaged the
enemy's advanced picket of about o men.
Our loss was 3 killed and 5 wounded that
OF the enemy not known"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-07
o June se, 1914.

Yesterday morning, about 8 o'clock, the
body of Ensign John B. Butler, of Capt.
Sangster's company of militia, from the
county of Fairfax. was found near the
market; he appeared to have been NOR
dered a short time before, by being stabb-
ed with a dirk or dagger.
Bernard d~ Costa, surgeon of a French
brig in this port. and a woman Of the town
by the name of Eliza Brewer, were bro't
before the mayor on suspicion of having
perpetrated this murder circumstance
appeared to induce the mayor to commit
them to undergo an examination before the
Hastings Court, which will take place OH
Tuesday next.
EsJres
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-07
ADJUrANT GENERAL's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, 22d June, 1914.
GENLRaL ORDERS.

The probability of an invasion from the
enemy during the present summer and
the uncertainty at what moment it may
be attempted, render it necessary that the
most eiiectual precautionary measures be
Immediately taken to resist such attempt.
The commandants of the SO, l02, 23, SO, SO.
80. 62, II, Is, ~, so, l6, 45, rs, 6, SO,
80, 81, 9 and 18th regiments will there
fore parade their respective regiments in
battalion tor the purpose of inspecting the
arms, accoutrements, ammunition, &c. in
their possession. They will make to This
otfice special reports, without delay, of the
ORDER and condition of the whole. the de
rciehcy In any respect which may exist !:
and what articles are Indispensable ne,
'cessary to place them in the most respec-
table posture of defence. Should anv de.
linquency exist the law in relation thu reto
must be rigldly enforced. Every compa.
ny will be immediately placed in r%equisi.
ton, and held in complete readiness to
take the field at a moments warning. The
commandments of regiments contiguous to
the probable theatre of invasion will be vi,
CLIENT in watching the movements of the
enemy. Should he manifest an intention
OF making a decent upon any particular
point, the commandants obtaining such
information, will lose no time in commu-
nicating it to the commandant of regi-
ments from which succour ca be derived
with orders to proceed forthwith, with
thelr commands en- mGsSe, to the places
OF General Rendezvous hereafter detailed
TO check his operations. The me will
not wait to march in a body, bat proceed.
when ordered, by squads, to the place Of
General Rendezvous.
Let every officer and private be on the
alert. The war may probably in a short
ume assume a different character. in such
an event, Virginia will doubtless engage
no small portion of the enemy's attention.
Inflated with the NEST splendid success in
Europe, he will omit no exertion or preo ma
ration to make US feel his strength. How
disgraeetul would it be, if slumbering in
imagined security, we should be found an-
prepared at the hour of his coming But
reasoning OF this sort is unnecessary to
rouse the martial spirit of Freemen and OF
Soldiers. They must see the proprist y
and feei the Importance of vigilance and
activity. The danger of indulging a further
hope OF peace without prompt and effectu.
al measures to meet the most vigorous at
tempts of the enemy, must be obvious to
all. The officers particularly, in whose Fl.
deity, courage and activity, their country
has placed implicit confidence, mindful oi
the sacred trust, will use every e~xertion in
preparing their respective commands to ac-
quit themselves as becomes Americans.
BY Order
CLAIBORNE W. GOOCH
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-07
CLAIBORNE w. GoOCH.
D. A. G..
For MOSES GREEN, A. G.
WASHINGTON CITY ,h,. %

Copy Td letter from Commodore Bar
neg TO the Secretary Of the Macy, dated
Sunday, Goth June, lSl4-lO A. NJ.
Sir-This morning at 4 A. NJ. a combin-
ed attack of the artillery, marine corps and
t~iotilla. was made upon The enemy's two
frigates at the mouth of the creek. After
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-07

have testified their appreciation Of this gai-
liant F~renchman's conduct and the UDfon
Lodge of Limerick has resolved to present
him with an elegant cup, value one hun.
dred guineas, with an appropriate inscrip-
ton, to commemorate this illustrious exam
! pie of masonic virtue.
Hdtifar paper.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-07

two hours, engagement, theyg got ander way
and made sail down the river. They are
now wrapping round Point Patience, and l
am moving up the Patuxent with my iotii,a'
NV loss is acting midshipnan Asquith xiii
ed, and ten others killed and wounded
Mr. Blake, the bearer of this, was a
volunteer in my barge. lie will give you
every other information.
With respect. &c.
JOSHUA BARNEY.
Hon. VIM. Jones,
Secretary of the Navy.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-07

Ledger.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-30
Salem. March 16.
PRIZE CAUSES

On Monday week, sentence Of conder
nation III afhrmance of the DEGREES of the
II 'n. Judge STORY. was passed by The SUI
prsme Court new sitting at Washington, in
| the following cases:
The Julia, prize to the Chesapeake fri
gate, taken on her return TO the Urited
| ) ates from Lisbon, with a licence granted
70 Ro6-rt El1vcU for bci,g well JlsnnseJ
British interests, & for the supply Of ,he
| combined armies IN Portugal
The aurora, belonging TO Newbn-ynor,
sent into Providence by private armed
! vessel OF New Yo' k, with lceDcs 10 pro.
ce 70 TIE British West Indies. but osfeps;-
bly bound to 81. Ba-is.
! 1t aprears BY the Iutelligepcer and New
York papers, that the Court adopted tt,e
principle in its fullest extent, tha. a British
hcenc@ vii subject every vessel sailing un-
der Il to condemnation. The Judges were
unanimous in tneir decision.
OF course the two prizes Of the Thorn
sent into Marbithead and the brig Des-
patch uust be condemned.
Coudspoa1t:o7 was aiso pronounced with
the same uuanimity. on the bo7A apitl (prizs
to the fFsrson privateer cf this riace)
which sailed from Bostcn on the A.h of Iu,y
1912, TO an Uninhsbitea sand In the pro-
vince IF NV brunswick. aud took from
thence quantity Of English goods belonging
to merchants 10 Now York And also nm
os the brig Alexander. pr'ze to the Ame-
RIGA. The Alexander sailed before the war
TO England, andf;orn ,beoce to Naples with
2 icence ~ i'nrort INTO England cargo
from Naries from Naples she smiled in
Tune, 1912, to G braiter, where sh, die.
charged part Other carE )--fronn thSnre gl,.
sailed for h'pcrica or ne island cT Ma
1eira, she heard of ths war she then ~.
tered her course Tor England, ard was taken
and clrried into Cox, where her CARGO was
sold, and yesseI nd cargo seqDiuCG. She
sailed thence 70 LIVERPOOL and q * IN her
eturn cargo. She belonged ~ inrrchsnts
10 Hort>u. The principle Ga WITCH he IA
Did sod Alexander were condemned, (na.
ihev were tx u railing with the enemy,
viii subject 70 c0nd maa ion the br's si,v
nc chip $, u vrerc-, toe bry J,aeoh ED
the ship Grotius, and prebab9 he Lad
Gi'latin.
The eoo1n' o. 0r,re-,y vb'ca ~iI pro.
, bV ffh Ct Hl- an7- 6 persons nc ri
Cd IN piiesseer3, 81. MS ;owa ard S.4sblc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-30
BOSTON, Ma-rh19.
PARTICULARS OF1'yE C.4PTURE
m Mr. ~ m


PARTICULARS OF1'HE C.1PTURE
OF THE FREJTCH FRIGd TES.
Captain S,ac,, of Marbl' head "a psssen-
ger In the cartel ship Rising States. from
BarEadoes) was passenger in TIE FIRE., ch
letter nf marque brig Jasoa, Plasard, cf ~
guns and Cd mer, fruGn bordeaux, t27th
Deco with acargo, Of wine, silks, Sc. bound
to New.York, viii h WAS CAPTURED four
days ont by> the Venerable ~, sd,rirs;
Durham il 'as. as. so. len. 10, af,er shore
;hase. in which the, Jason th,ew ~ gups
ovc' board. end nther a;.i, les. Captain
Stacy was taken oH beard sile, Vensea.,,c.
= llert. ard 90 men put On board the JGsos,
aud ordered to keep Compaoy.
On the 18th Jan. the island of Terer;fI,.
IN sight. discovered twn eneruy's shirs os
war, gavs chase, snd 10 a,olt SIX kours
came up with them. when they hais,ed
French cciors. One of them wore, fled 3
brcadsides at the Venerable in a "a king
position, then bore down to her, ri ing S
cheers, i've ie Emfrzcur" lay her alvns
and attempted tn b lard he" bot was rsou,s-
ed ; about Sc It the Vane,a, les crew then
boarded fhr figa:e on the bpw end fought
a considerable time on her deck. wien 3
o. the lower deck guns being f,Eed srl II, the
Venerable into her she struck HAVING al,ort
so men killed, snd about 40 woupsleti, and
proved to be.the French irigate 6lekgseur.
of - guns & 325 men. a. the commence.
rtent az the action n slocp of war as in sight.
which came np WI them Afterwards Sc
proved t. be the Cyane (n'itisl,) TIE O.
Their fr;gate, Che coinmodare's slip soon
after the Alex meme engaged the Ve0era bic,
made all sail and run OF, cut her an, hors
from the bow, threw her beat, &c. over
board The Cyane and Teson then gave
chase to her-the latter continued to pur
sue only f'r thar night. and the former fer
three days. The VeBerable lay too foc
nearly two days to repair damages, her
fore-rissing and sails being all cut "a pei
ces: only one yard standing. and six feet
OF the starhoard fore yard shot away, &c.
On the 18th, at 5 o'clsck in the afternoon.
she discovered the frigate with the Cyane
s',i' IN chase, and imms diateiy pressed 2
sail after them. At about half pas. four
o'clock mex, morning, gave the f,igate A
bow gun, which was returned FROM her
stern guns. AT about Ave O'clock, the We
nersbe came up with her and gave her
two broadsites. from her upper deck Bate
~. and taree guns FROM her lower deck.
which was returned BY two broadsides
from the frigate, when she struck, and
proved TO be the French frigate IPnIGENE.
OF Al guns and $40 men. About 200 of the
prisoners were then put on board the Cgane.
and she was sent TO Eng,and.--The Vene.
rable, the frigates, and the Jason. shortly
after arrived at Barbadoes aud the latter
was condemned, and sold vessel and cargo
for ahont $40 600.
Captain Stacy could not ascertain The
tss on board the Venerable in the eresse-
meut with the Alckmene. The Venerable
mo&nted S3 guns, and had a5ons go r..sn In
the action.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-30
FHON CANArA
Fro1r tie li,nfffai Ura1. Feb. %

Ifo71 Tie .!Ionfre1I N1ruI9, To. g
On Tu.Gisy a'7ees reached loEn, that Wjlkin
sons army had s'and ned The pof.,iin It FIR. mel
Mills. sfer destroying the works and buruine IN
ira rance Of barracks. The heavy sHus which
the a rneriaans could not carry oil, spiked Or
buried ~ ths snow. Do Thstsisy eVeniHg aeco1rls
arrived wniab confirm the above snJ AID, that 2
Rrisish party vent TO Sslnon RIVER, with Prssi
number nf Sisishs. and brought hack with them
nearly one hundred ioljs Of stores and provision,
which ne snstny could not destroy or Ike awNy.
u - s'if son' cannon were also espured md hro't
20 The Bit'7h sie Of the ST. L4wrcIee. but JUr in-
torment ia art 80 .hon.--The Americans mach.
Ell n the direction ~ y ,densJurgb
w hsse n rom authority Eat the Rveen'iye O
The Uni,> St,tss hiss diosyCwsd tse in'uinsD set -
burning Nsvsyk dseiariuzi; IN be az uhwsrrsnisbis
deei, aai s6hcrrsEt 20 the FEELINGS re eYstf ne.
ricsp. The fssIt and the dissr.0s S'o,chefi g II
;hersiors, res,s ocua Gen. M'Ciure, tsiess Il who
will.
l, 10 ss'6 ;hst Gs,ssbmeo, q tie Dgi.ish army 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-30
AfExLCAN hEHoLnrLoM

Late adviC's from he fro,tier Of Louisis -
"a, state that tire Mexican Patrio:s are col
lecting IL cons dsrebe' force, and abous to
possess themselves Of Nae0gdoches, from.
tier pos Of me ssa,e Of Texas.
Doct. Rv5i7son Formerly citizen of Lex
ipgton, and Companion ard friend of Tie
late Gen. Pike, is among the most coEspi-
cuous leaders Of the revolution. lie aod
soft were at Alexandria on the 12,h ui,ino
or their WY O. Nacogdoches. it is though
TIE campaign viii open about the middle Of
hri,, w. ahep' zoo c@ cfires, under the
cae:narc Of Sercr.l t1iedo. =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-30
HIsrri.burEb, 10th March, i Sii.o-' = DUN
Phiiafel6did, March 81

I3FNlFN TIFB TA1SEU
On Monday last the House of Representatives Of
THIS state proceeded 10 reconsider the ssid bit; and
tse votes beng taken, sgreeably tie directions u
the constitution, we're as follow
Foy the biA-Messr5. Afhouse, Bear, BoHa-er,
Burchh d, Ciunn, Crum, Desbert, Dickeraon, Dn,-
msu, Bllmascr, Feger, = rguson Forrer Graf.
Grosh H,rt, :. Hays, S. Hays, n alton FIctrapOn,
Hestnr, Hudson, Hyde, JcFdsr, Kerr, Kr.ls. Er..
mfr, A5w, lawrence, Eghtner, ID. Msslsy. ]. Ma.
eisy, W. Marks, e. Max, Jszwsn, N'C,H.
A'Comb, Mstzger, Miller, MMt.n, =, 5cb nhel,.
e'l, James Mitchell, Mitch ~, Pioneer. Potts,
Prnner, =. Reed, Rcigart, Pnkar. Robm-ce. Ro
thr9ek, Seller. Sergeant, Shudci, Shreye, r. S,al.
5 S'oith SoOder, stsrne, Stevenson stoy gailasr.
Watson, Weston, Winters and 81. {. ir, Sp.sk -
CO
-loe'r'- TIE Wf--Messr, Ad.as, B0-i. Yfoohe
I"''o', CheJney, Connolly, Coert6sy. D..aneisn,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-30
CnILLrcorHE, March II.
coon EEIyCt

FStrer cf 'etter ON q gentleman at De,ro;. 10
MS friend in ,h!s t,zun, dG!ed Detrois Garch ON
1874 20 '''''
About fortnight pss, Capt Andrew H. Holmes
OF Toe 28h iteg. let this WITH about 200 men on e
iorss'ns excursion. On the 81 inst near Delaware,
on the waters of tie river Thames am a,out hmm
dred mHe' from hrDce, were st.asled b. about 400
British regu!sr,, which he drove. The los, of the
British IS stated 90 be 20 killed and wounded among
ene FORMER are two Officers. also oac taken pri-
soner. Our loss is seven Killed and wounded tn
rtsson Why our loss is so comparatively small when
compared wi'b that Of tie emmy H. that our force
lad two small ~ piees5 and had thrown up sn,si,
breast work, vhish gave considerable advantage %
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-30
RETALIATION.

RETALlATICE
TIE prisd'eer schooaers Revenge, Caroline, Chs.-
senr, Fairy, Lawrence, Mam,ncutb, and Surpr,zc,
sccd ccrr,'rr fan 10 10 20 guns and ptvrd,as Of
100 men, iTnanced by oce,s ofexptsr rcc a.ii
E.;ed out 81 TVS fo-t G.-ang nc lss sciate., viK
ampi2 'efa.tl,e on RE enemy their irsl,t: a. sea
and Their cc;a-ecdtisns our Hefeacees. shores.
Tie Came, G:o5e, Lion sc. Spere ltst on. prior
20 .Ee C0o9s Dnlt. Pat
In Saturdays Wh;y uas published an srt;ele, in
WI IVES stter'pteG To- prove eoppexion ietw
Mr. Hspsor, (natc, ard tGy so7ne 4nortie past, she
soc foo,fstor am editor Of tie Federal Reoa5ii-
ccn) snt the Birth government. The prircium
evidence relied support thi, explicit alice
of corruption agslps; ustnb.r of the National lie
gsetrrc, is 20 ne fspnd from The following extract
sron, the lihe.lov, puj''s>,i.n ssIuded TO:
We aver, then, tAst Mr.. Harsog, on. Of the re-
putsh editors OF the I" Fsoera Rs,ua,icsp," was,
on 81 the nights between the Is, All. 7th o,
March, I'VE thnS she 5ta, sbost two days before
t6e article appeared in th.t spaper concerning
'tte PRESIDENTS having destined to n sceiate ,rea-
9 ~ az commerce suiSn,;,y, between Sweden and
the United States, with nv. lie Nsn.zow, see, in
"a chamber. ar he Hosei Of .yfLeod, in Iyashinr,
fon city. vi!h 'fichGra SoGe,s.yon, h;s Siseci.h
.Hsisst,'s Consul"
s;r. Hanson was dangerously in 81 the period 81.
luded 10, and IS Still IN .tuation which dssbiss
him from rrsnmius h:s seat in congress. TIE .ot.
Join I'd certificates conts;n complete resuta,on 81
Whist tie Wing 0SsrS" To- he true apd the editors
MAY now ex,riS&te themselves in the hes. wsy they
car
| OF The Certificates are tiose Of Drs. Wsrs.ld
J asd W"rhnston, going to show the indispo.ton Ct
MIR. Hanson.
The writer Of h;. IS authorised 10 sey, that NJ.
Hanson never received in writine. or by wcrd %!
| mouth, cay communication from MIR. De Euntsosr
or Mr. Sodeysyo''s, upon the suhsct of yoest,.
on with Sweden. That he never sew, to know per.
sona''r, the former. aud hip soqneintsnec with TIE
latter - 80 SLIGHT, that he never va, Inside Of hi,
| house That MIR VI. never was in M'Leod's tavern
hut cnee, and that wss pricr to his having ssat in
Congress. Bait Fed. Gaz