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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-11
Abiiah Hatch's VIII.

NOTICE is hereby gwen That the Ian will. aud
teftame Of ABIJaH HarCI, late Of North
Yarmouth. in the county of Gumher aud. Baok-
ninth deceaied has been presented 70 me for pro-
bate by Mary Hatch, the erecutrx therein named
aud that "wednesday the rs day of October
ueat al ten clock NJ is aligned to take proof az
he lame At court OF Probate then TO be holden
Al the 0egiiters oftice 10 Portland within and for
! ne county OF Cumberland, when aud where All
perions Concerned may be prefent aud thew caufe
il any they have why the laid viii fhouid or fhou
not be Apr we'd and allowed
saM. FREEMAN. Judge of faid Court
Sept 81 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-11
Notice.

vNTE the subscriber, ~ ing been appoint 3
w by the Hon. Jere. Bsily, Esq Judge g
Probate of Wills, Sc. for the county IT L'hcol,i,
70 receise and examine tho claims OF the G. eg.
;tos. 90 the estate of PATRICK DORSEY, i s
Of Wiscasset, ia me county aforesaid, laooufe,
&eceased, represented insclyen', hereby give
notice that SIX m sn,hs are allowed TO the cred
:tors of the said estate to bring IN and prove
their claims, and that we shsil attend thst ser
vice at The shop of ZEpEp1aH THAyER, IN said
Wiscasset on ,he first Mond y OF Oclcbef mex
and the Ave FLOWING months, from Two 10 Fl
of the clock IN the sf rrnoon.
W RICE, Commits
ZEBED THAYER. sioners.
Wiscasget, Sept 10 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-11
NOTICE.

WYE the subsc esss, nss,ng been appointed
w by the Hon. Jere Bailey, Z & Judge OF
Probate of Will, &C, for the county OF l. nco'n,
10 receive and examira be tisims % ne credit
ors to the e. II. Of TYMoTHf XlNGSbURI
late OF Wiscasset, IN The County atoaes'id. J1ner'
decea sed, represented insolsen, hereby 81
.ot.ce that six msnhs IRE allowed 10 he cred
n,rs Of the said es ase to bring in and prove
.he;r claims. and thu we shall sttend thst ser
vice q, The shop Of z b-di .h Th yer, N - d
w,scssset, on he f.si Monday Of O;.ober mex
.ad he> FIVE flswlng months, from two to hse
sfthe clock in The afternoon.
ZEBED. THAyER. Commits
CALVIN PRATE, ) sloners
H;scasset, Sept. l9s 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-11

John WiNsLOW x Co MORN their friend
! and he pubck thar they continue to mAnus
facture VI achine and Hand Cards of every discr p
i,an, a. Their Fac.o,y near Portland O-ders
lefs ii JosgPa PopE No. z, Mu1eys Row or at
shs Pm Office, willie puncguaiiy ateEded TO.
Having taken rareto procure the beft Of Engliih
Wire and having rwo exrenenced workmen from
PiiAy Ell ceebrated Factory in LsissSsr they
p'edge hemfelve. 10 make Cards of the belt quail y
at he 6oaon aud Lsiceter prices.
Pertsoi, III Mo 8. (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-11
MILLER'S
Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT,

rs offered to the public as being one If the ssfet
1 and lafef Cures for this Di.o der. Long sIpe
rience ha. proved the efficacy of this Ointment
Ii is perfectly fate 10 its Operations, and may be
applied TO the fmaIiea infant wi hout da ger
The trent is sgreeab e-It i; not neceaary for he
PARENT to take BrimGone as is common Ia her
oin'ments. This ointment 10 put up in tin boxes
convenient TO carry and e5ch genune box will
be accompanied wishdiressios if genuine &vilI be
hgned by JoaL NILIER The above Oumens
may hehad in final or large quantities of JorL
MILLlR ST. Gsoygs Doctor CYRus Hol BRoox
Sign Ct s.. Lukes Head. No Sc Hanover iirees
Dr. SAM L Hos ron jr No. Newbury Greet
6oHan, OF Mr. NJamIs BuEmsS, FeytIand Raw
son, and Bruce Waia.b<agb Mr. Juie Hyde, Of
Brunfwick Prnee and Wafhburn Tbonafsa. and
Oakes Perry, csmdsn. Jay (lsw )
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-11
20 Thousand Dollars.

This Clals will commence drawing in Roacn il
OCTOBER ueIt, unieis the iale of the Tickets
fhouId be iucn az to juiify an earlier drawing il
vii h cafe he Managers will give Reasonable no
tice through The newspapers The highea Prsze
will be paid in ninety days sfter the dra~icg il
mpeted, and all the Other prizes in ixty days
or at any time within one year after fuch compile
ion, if demanded buI not after wards. Paymen,
10 be made 10 Bills generally current 10 this Com.
monwealth.
SAMUEL J PREsCOTT,7
JOSEPH SWAN,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-11
: meTlcan Manufactured Goods.

No Z A1spsy's.Row
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Aimy q Bse,sn, of
Providence who keep him conaaasly fupplied
from their long known aud well eaablihsdFact
~ a, Pawtucket with a general aRcrtment of
dneyiean C0fton Goods,
y coNsIsTING OF
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
2& dreaded white & color Stocking Yarn
white and coured iewipg Cottcns
Shirtings-sheetirgs- Checks--stripes
Girghams--Cha mbrsys- Bed Ticking, SC
~ Shopkeepers 10 ,own and country and PEG
pc in general who with TO furnifh themfelves With
the owe articles, will be fupplied at the Factory
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-11
STEEL SPRING rRUSSES.
oETH CLARK

INFORMS me Pu lie be has taken bis
i bio her JoNAs CLARK irto fa~tne'ihip and
that they traniaa huhasi al his former Hand IN
Exchange ftrees under he q N of
). sJ j.. Clark,
Where they have for tale a fmad sfortms ut OF
superfne Cloth and ve6ings, and general ahort
ment If Trimmings
Tailoring Bgfnss,
done with rea,nels and difps'ch
Juy "a. cf)
SETH CLARK alto requeG all Perfcns who
have unsettied accounts with hid6to call and ad
ju.t them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-11
American Goods.

American Goods.
w r. & C. SIocKBRIDCa, Of Norshyar-
mouth agents for one of he ben Manufac
tories on Fawtucke Fails. Rhode l1and, are COZ
Family fupped with general affosJmes, of
american Cotton Goods,
CONSISTING OF
Single Yarn for warp and Fitting
2 and 8 threaced Stocking Yarn
White and coloured Sewing Cotton
Shiriipgs; Cheeks Stripes; Ginghams
Chambrays; Ticking, &c SC.
N B.--shopkeepers and others will be fupp'ied
a, the Factory prlces Orders from culomers viii
be perfon2y and punclua.ly attended 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-11
7ICKhTS q QUARTERS,

+. 1T HIS
Fortunate Lottery Office. Whole at S Quarters At
81 2 also Iickets Haves anc Quarter.
20 the Union Cana Lottery now drawing Whole
al 8 Octave. 81 9 Quarters doiar
l. will be well remember that an opportua,
neglected, can never be recalled. Tickets vii,
siie .oJn. Oct. 4,h
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-11
HENSHAW & JARVES,

HENSHAW & JARVES,
No 20 B oss 9,ea DO TON
II AVE received by the late arrivals from Liver
l pool,
Five hundred and forty crates and
hhds. Earthern & China Ware.
AMONG Wick ART
One hundred and hf y sff,ned particularly for the
Country Trade. .
One hundred and twenty hhds
Glass Ware,
COMPRISING
every article called for in the Earsien Ware line
ALSO
An ex'enfive afTor,ment of
ENGLISH PIECE GOODS.
The abve goods e felecfed al the Manufac.
tories by an agen, and are of the fri ouaI,tv and
maa faihisnable patterns
Purchaiers ae RESPECTFULLY invi, ed to call and
e1amhne a. they are offered for iale at f,rah ~
vSnes To- CASH Or on liberal credit
RE repaeked by experienced packers and
warranted TO 60 fafe
Souu'ry produce taken in exchange for the
bove goods
CONSTANTLY ON aANp,
n large aiior'me Of genuine Durch
3 LING CLOTHS,
'ui,aole Tor every qualify CT asar.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-11
5000 M.-Mgbs0 Prise.
Canal Lottery-oecond Clais.
Ony Eve Dollars per Ticket.
SCHEME
4o52 FRIES
7o4S Blanks

$4,000 Tickets at S dols. each, 10000
Prizes.
Part Of tbs Prizes to js deter mined and pail ar II
ious, viz
Firli fifteen hundred drawn Banks to be entitled
to (ix dollars each
T,rj} ~ avn nur her
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-11
Merino .,heep and Wool

Tor fae z full blood Merino Bucks from one
TO five ears old - 8 full blood Buck Lambs
Go. 81 32-I do. IS l6--i do 8--Enquirs of
Mr. Sy'vanus Porter. Nerth Yarmouth Mr. iona
than Hill, No way ard of the iuhfcr,ber in Port
land-hDo-2 $50 lbs full blood Merino WOOL
So lbs grade do, 8 and Is I6 Mer;no
Portland Aug "a If JOEL HALL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-11
Nez0 E4abhbmem.


No z. d ering's Rozv. EXcHtNGE STRKET,
KEEPS constantly on hand eepes.i assog.-
ment Of
CROCXERT So GLASS HsfTF
Has just received in add ion 10 bis formrr
stock,sn assortment Of Tea Tcsy2--Bresd diro-
Nec,rter Stands PLATED Csstofs-Proof Class
es-Fio~er pots--Cssos Bot te ->Pees e..
ALSO-an sssof;men; OF MI ZAcHARlAn
NowELL's TIN " ARE. OF ese.y 4escrpuoi -
Coffin Furniture, g..
The above articles will be Sid as che 70 "a
can be purchased 10 Town or else where for q ~.
Friends md scquaintsnces are respectfully re
guessed 0 cati and examine To- themselves
III IL tE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-11
SOU rHERN sToev

Zee confident Ihal BY great e,,,a.
az 20 plesie shofe that ray favo ss's - "
euisom' My former cuilorner, !. !. y. y ~ !. Y
v'tsd 10 call at the aaove llore i e' s'Ps l,
J Il RUNE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-11
REMOVAL

HE public are Informed ,h,' :,
and shoe Mandatory !. rs ,as r9' ! VI
die ftreet, 10 the tore OF M u,a ,0'sd IN i
itfee' where fhali continue 10 ea ~asn ipl
of faid Factory as Agent. bay sssa0s W.
anostment of y u0ss en-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-11
WEBER x CHASE,

EXCHANGE STREET
Lave jun received an exenfive afIortment Of
IA hagG6, India g French G20ds,
fuitabIe for tie pre.eot and approaching feAfon.-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-11
FLOATING PRIZES.

Prize of II 1850 20 Prizes of D.Ioo
90 of 500 80 do of 80
IS % Of 20 $500 do of Q
100 do Of X
live hundred numbers will conffi,u.ea day
drawing and the s auonary Prizes will be defer
mined accordingly.
The Stationary Prize to be drawn on the fix
teenth day vii be paid in two hundred Tickets of
Five Dollars each and numbered from No. 4ooi
10 4 90; and from No. 1901 TO 1000. incluGve.
The Tickets continuing this Prize will be deiv
cred te the holder of the fortunate number againa
which they may he drawn, Immediately after the
di awning Of the Lottery ihail be completed. Tbs
holder of this Ticket, as little calcua tion will
thew. may obtain for Eve D-iiar, only, nearly
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-11
DIR. WESTOh'S OINTMENT.

M EiCH hs:: proved 70 eminenty ufefu! for
w many yeSs; beug iefs and ss's-ia s1s
ITCH,
And equalIy eihcacious for the various eruptions
TO the fm particularly hat of PsJsn.
is an infallible for the mangs On cattle, and
seyGtebe, on horfes.
~ Obierve none is genuine uulef. hgned On
The wral pers, by the proprle5ors sE d * SHIP
ARD, nrugsilts, Amherh. IN H. by whom il is
prepared and fold ~ho!esaie ard retail. price 25s
cents per box Sold by d. BUTM N Middle
Street May %. Cf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-11
FOR SALE.
WOOD < LONG.

Ne. Q Central sfsef, EIsg
IMPORT from the Maruf,aurn d ltf,l
4 ana keep conaaaily for fas arapts ht
ment of
EARTHhRN q GLASS WARE I
On be moh favorable sermr
Sept s "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-11

Ne" f1IlOIrlnent ar Peace Pin
b. c. ATWOOD, =
Hay Ma,ka R.4D,
Is now eceiving complete ,t1s,... a4s
China, Glass and CrorEgrs '' ~.
an elegant a1aftment Of lFa TD.s
LOOKING GLASSES, a. sfess !, 49,. ,N'' - \
tozrs. Gsssz3
$500 TuMBLERS.
,hiio- On corfgnm.nt, an sslsr6,, ,s,..
Of Fin GLASS WIRE frem il. Boa' = y
Mandatory en- he mon resfon,bls 81, 80
cath or approved credif
Portlsud Auguh 4 1915 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-11
FRESH FLOUR
WILl.l.N.M FRANCIS,
$4,000 Dollars

TWILL Hhor,ly be diftrbated 70 the Purchaiers
w of Tckes 10 the Union Canal, and Canal
Lotteries in Q prizes of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-04

Rhone and OF the Cher, do MT suffer any
thing more than the inconvenience, which
are inseparable from SO great IN assem-
blage of troops.
Soi4iers--In Occupying myself with your
wants and your welfare, ought to dimi-
nish 1T the same time the burden of the
military Judgments (; am going to extend
the army Carry into your can,onments the
ancient spirit OF fidelity. of devotion and of
attachment for their legitimate sovercigns
which distinguished so eminently the French
character. Let our arms henceforth be
consecratcd to the defence of the king aad
his throne.
In acknowledgment for the hospitality,
which you receive from your countrymen,
offer them yourarms in their agricultural
labours; you viii merit 10y this conduct)
the kindness of the monarch and the esteem
of your fellow citizens.
(MSned) MACDONALD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-04
Sag Har6or, Sunday evening, }
Sefkembey "a.

Yesterday we experienced one Of til
most tremendous gales ever known in thl
climate. It blew hurricane. Trees an
strewed in every direction. about Oh
streets. Mr.. Slcigh's rope walk entirei|
blown down. The tide rose six feet higtI
er than it was ever seen. All the cellar
and many of the houses in the lower part
full of water. The light house at Montark
is so injured that no light can be kept mi.
until the lanthorn be repaired.
Brig Orion, Seth Talbot, master from
s.. Petersburg for Providence, with car-
so of hemp and iron, was wrecked yester.
day at Montauk-hemp lost, iron partially
saved, to the amount of 200 tons The crew
escaped.
" Much damageis sustained all along the
eastern end of Long Island. Mills are de
stroyed, and orchard and forest trees over.
thrown. MIR. Gardiner at G's. Island, is
considerable stuff rer by the loss OF hi
wharf, orchard and large quantities Of va
luablr timber. Captain Spencer's vessd
at Patchoque is totally iost''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-04
=" Stonington, Sunday evcn- }
ing, II O'clock. s


ing, IL O'Clock. s.
Con Thursday morning the wind bl,,i
fresh breeze at n. L. and continued i
freshcn, until Saturday morning at about
o'clock, when it blew 4 complete gall
with very heavy rain, attended with lighI
nirg, and some thunder. At about 9, I
blew hurricane, and the tide rose to Il
uaususl height, far beyond any thing CIV
known in this place before. AT 10 uI
buildings began tn unroof and demolis
and about the same { me the wind shih
to the S. e. when the most tremendous al
Overwhelming sea rolled in from the soull
ward, aud the wind still increased AT
bou, half past 10, the whole western ram.
Of buildings, from ne battery to Berj ms
McrreiPs wharf, bggan to move /; and be
fore II about % buildings were dcstroye,
not leaving scarcely a bottom timber to h
seen. Five CT six buildings on the othe
side of the Point are also destroyed a
mong the principal sufferers is b MAN,
Morrell all his buildings. his wife an
child, her mother, and young woman B
persons) persisted. The old stores Of u
seph benson and of John Denison, abo|
60 feet of MIR. Hal!am' S store, and near|
all the stores on the west front, are total
gone. Mr.. Hallam must have suffere nj
ry much, besides the loss of his proper,l
in store. The ship drove from his wharf
and crossing Smiths, and The wharf Latch
owned by MI. Peleg Brown, went on th3
rocks above Prentice Breeds. where SID
now lies two feet perpend cular abcy,
Spring tides, but with little injury, and
may be got off without much eXpence. An
the buildings lately sold by Mr.. Brow
are gone, except the house. Many other
too numerous 60 mention, are sufferey
some in a greater and others in less DE-
gree and the mischief is not local it hs
extended itself for many miles round tn
country"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-04
AT BRIDGEPORT.
From the Connecticut Courier
THE Lite STORM

Which commenced on Thursday last
Continued with increasing violence until u
O'Clock on Saturday morning, the wind
during the whole time blew sevcre gale
accompanied with rain from the N. T.. and
had so much incr 4 the waters in the
Sound, that the tltSej which in ordinary
weather would havs been full at Q o'clock
and 4lminutrs, attained its greatest height
at II o'clock 80 minutes, and was then
near six feet at owe common n 3od tides,
and had it not fortunately happened that
the wind some hours before the tide was
at full, yeereo. round to the Il. w. it must
have risen TO an alarming height. The
cldest inhabitants do not remember 80 high
q tide, by nearly one FOO. The water thro'
thc Whole length Of Water street was Of
sufficient depth for the largest long boat to
pass loaded with passengers. Considers
bic damage has been sustained in The stores
40 the shore, by the destruction Of salt,
rain, and other bulky articles that could
not speedily be removed.
The fruit ard shade trees lave suffered
severely in this borough and i.s vicinity;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-04
FURTHER.

We hear from every quarter new de-
tails Of the destruction occasioned by the
Lite storm. From the country, as far as
Amherst in New Hampshire on the
North, Brookfield on TIE West, Holland
and New London on the South West, and
New Bedford o. tie South, we learn that
the tempest ragged without any great vari-
alton in the degree of violence. Within
the whole circuit there has been great
destruction of fruit and forest trees, and
standing corn. Dwelling houses III almost
every town have been more or less injured,
many barns and out-houses, and some
DWELL 9 houses hive been unroofed, and
some few blown down.
In Providence the destruction of proper
~ was much greater than at any other
place, in consequence of the remarkable
rise of the tide there, which diff rent per-
sons state from 7 to IA feet higher than it
IS remembered TO have been before. a
full account of tho ravages at that place
will be found in the letter below. The
great bridge at fioqUland's Ferry which
connected Rhode Island to the main land
is carried away.
We might give many detailed reports
Of these losses, but racst of them are from
careless Observers, or have passed long
way from mouth 10 mouth, and are not to
be depended on for accuracy.
At Newport, Warren, Bristol, New
London, and New-Bedford, the gle was
very severely felt, and much damage was
done, particularly to the shipping. From
these places we have learned many part-
culars of the losses sustained but we should
be liable to many errors, five attempted to
repeat them, before receiving regular state
ments, written On the spo'.
From New York, we are happy TO learn
BY the information Of a gentleman who
Left that city at 1 o'clock Oh Sunday, and
reached this town last evening by wy Of
the Sound, that the gale W snot tei, there
the wind beirg through the day, on Satur-
day, at North West.
Erract ofa letter, dated Pr9vidcnce,
Seftembfr IS, EUening.
Early in the IN rning the wind "
North Z. st at about 9, IL shift ed to S. T..
and on began 20 blow violently, and con
tinued to increase until 10, when i became
q hurricane. All was now confusion and
dsmay a out the VIII YES and tie lower
parts e the town. Tire tide impe led by
the tempest, ov.iflcwed the wharves-
vessels, broken from j ir moori rs 100 the
stre.m, and stenings at the wharvcs.
we're seen driving " tn dreadful impctuos-
iiy towards the Ondgt, which they swept
ay, without moments check To their
p ogress, aud p S. d on to the head of the
basin, where they drove high up the
b NIX
Every body now who possessed stores
or r b, or 2 nperiy near the wfter,
W scmpl go deayafiHg tos cure some
p but heir exertioas were render
cd mi BY 10 vi Tense OF the wind-the
ref.If r. q. e tin suit r---fhe fat inc, 81
&c s--lbc crushing q chinn.ys, falling on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-04
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.

At South Kingstown, b rus, hay, corr,
&c. swept away WIN. Knowles, his SIT
and-4 Of his workmen were drowned. SIX
people were drowned at Narrow River
The light house on Point Judith was blown
down, and the keepers house injured. -
In Charlestown, WIN. Browneil's factor
and mill were considerably injured. Wick
ford was nearly overhowcd all the
wharves, stores, &c. were DESTROYED, In
Middlctown, houses, barns, hay, corn. &c
were MUIR ; Mr.. ]. Irish, Isaac Brow
nell, and Belford Hazard, were drown
ed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-04


Letters from Amsterdam state, that the
stocks Of the u. States have advanced con-
s!derably.
The King by special decree has re-
cosuized as part OF the national debt the
contracts and expenditures made by Bona
perte during his late usurpatioR as matter
Of grace and not Of Obligation.
Paris, Augu8t II.
The plan of the Kings houscacld is ar
ranged, The Royal Guard will be COM
posed of - 900 men. There will be seven
regiments of cavalry, viz. two of Cuiras-
s;eurs, one mounted Grenaders, one OF
Drag lous. one of Hussars one of Lancers,
and orc OF Chasseurs. Each f these re
gimeuts viii be composed OF seven squad
rons.
There is 4 rumour that Joseph and Jc-
rome Bonaparte have btcn arressed at Pa
RS at the house Of lady who kept them
concealed.
NJ. de Labedoyerc has revealed inn
portant information during his examina-
ton.
Gen. Vandamme was stilla Images on
tie oh Of this month with part OF his
division.
Parts, .August 12.
BY decree of his excellsncy the Minis
ter cf Poi c, the Gazefte de France has
been suspended. for having inserted yestcr.
day an article, proposing to make those
persons Who accepted tie additional act Of
Bonapatte, bear the principal ext enses Of
the war. This ACT is calculated 10 alarm
persons. AID is contrary, b1th to the con-
stitutional law and 10 The well known SEN
tiwent # the King.
The 81 sc Of Hunningen still continues.
Basic has been bonbarded BY its defend
ers.
The king has issued a decree fer organ
ling new army, IN, Consequence Of the
old one having been disbanded by his de
cree Of the 23d March. II is TO be COM
posed Of Sc legions Of infantry, each Of bat
Gallons, s regiments Of foot artillery, 4 Of
horse artijery, regime Of Royal carabi-
Neers, six II c'assrms, and SIX Ct hussars,
n royal corps Of Eng neers, Of proper
~ numbers
egion is tobe formed IN each depa' t.
70 takeils name fr ~ tie dap4t
said lhatthe Duke and Duchess Of
have obtained peTns sion to reside
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-04
AT PROVIDENCE

Every vessel in port, with two excep.
tons, were driven from their moorings.-
Thirty-five sail, including four ships Zone
OF them over 500 tons) briggs, 7 schooncrs
and IS sloops, now form a melancholy dis
mantled line at the head of The Cove. One
OF them drifted within the limits Of North
Providence, and, strange as itmay appear,
Pleasant street is the anchorage ground
for burthensome sloop.
Onr wharves, on watch were stored the
riches OF every cline, exhibit the most sad
and iepulsive aspecs. Scarcely vesdge
remains of the stores (many of them very
spacious) which Gro vded the wharves Dor
dering On Weybosset street. Most of those
south Of the Market House to India Point,
shared a similar fate.
We understand that the Dstillery in
Darlington, owned by company ofgentle
men in this town, was totally destroyed IN
the late storm.
Patuxent suffered severely during the
late storm. Several houses were carried
away, in one Of which was a man by the
name of Smith, who persisted.
Two meeting-honses, it is said, were
blown down in Fairfield, Connecticut, DUR
ing the late gale.
a brig loaded with molasses was lost on
Narraganset shore, on Saturday last
We are happy to state, that amid this
war OF elements and wreck of matter, only
two persons werr lost--Afr David Butler
and Mr.. Reuben Wnslow, who were I'M
happily drowned 1T India Point.
AT BRIDGEPORT.