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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18
THE ARMY.

MILLEDCEvILLR, (GEo. SEPT. ~.
From all quarters Of the country, We
hear of diliatisfaction among the foldiery.
lhe troops ltationed at fort Hawkins de-
fert in droyes and, by late accounts from
Mackinaw, we learn they have actually
n,ainied at that polt for want of being
regularly paid. That these brave defen-
ders of their country .hould have fuch
iuff GROUND for complaint, is fubjea of
regret. We are credibly afured, what
ever may be iaid to the contrary, chat
many Of them have not received for more
than year, any part of their pitifuI wa
ges. Ii is fact, and a mott disgraeeful
one, that number of folders belonging
to the late army were disbanded, fome of
them hundreds of miles from home,
without cent to relieve the common
wants Of life, tho government at the
time was largely in arrears to them.
What ftigma on the nation, that men
who had fpent the prime of their lives in
It's fclyice, fhould have been thus thrown
pennylefs on the world-fhould have
been compelled las an eloquent orator
observed on recent occa6on) " to
trudge from place to place, lame and ma
ked, with no. a hope but upon hoipitali
ty, and not comfort bur their con
icience." Though their fervices may not
have been duly appreciated, we hope the
patriotic citizens who till find the ranks
of the army, will patiently hear their pri.
vations lite longer, when falu.ary
change in their htultions will doubtiels
be effected.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18
BY THE MAILS.

Letters from Nafhville fate, that Gen.
Jackfon was on his way 10 Warrington,
accompanied BY one of his aids, Maj
Reed. If this is true, we may presume
that treaty has been actually made with
the Southern Indians or that an ar
miltice had been agreed on.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18
COMMUNICATED.
Lincoln County ConyentlSp,

Concerning Tie observation Of de Lord, y, Y
The County Convention met again 'ann'
adjournment from the 18th tilt. to which lasA'-
adjourned and the meeting was opened y PIT
by Rev. Mr.. Packard. After attending 7" "
al verbal communications Oh subjects nF's,'s p:,.
the convention, the following Report aN =
lutious prepared by the Central Commute ~.
read and considered, and The same were a,'a =.
'iy adopted--and it was thegeupon y0'e' Z.
secretary be directed TO procure 1uv sf''s
printed for the use of the Convention.
REPORT. -.
The Central Committee, chosen By ins s =, j
ton Of Lincoln county, which has been III, ss..,
organized for the purposesof promoting ~ ..,r~
seryance OF the lords day, beg leave y w l.
That, in their view, the great oose' y :. 4, IA
cation in this county is calculated 70 ua''. isi
wishes and cordial exertions OF oil the H''n - -
order, virtue, and plety. To dwell on - iii b.
representations of the word OF ooo' = r.s,, h
rest OF the sabbath is sacredIy enlolneu II, ss
Jaw, and the observance Of the first Gay =
under the gospel religiolrly inaintalnea' qidts
this late period, be deemed unneeessd'. fine II
religious observance OF this seventh par il ~
been of utility to man, would be Tan .aa ID n
one, " ho should allow its divine 'aus''va ;alp
pericnce has proved il beneficial aua AR, l5
of religion on civil communities en'e,i cassra
this consecrated channel The law Oh ~ Il sb5
wealth, therefore, under the gossI'','rss eioin
I'VE haye the happiness TO live, express a,ll bs las'
observance Of it, and is sanctioned y ~ vi sri aub
benefit and the word Of God, as Dy ". Tins bo
Iity of the state. Every good citizen nee d 3
| as by three fold cord, to the 00's'
LORDS day. -. h.re uot =
That this day and its sacred du'e shst exsaP'
regarded BY many among US WIN lus wi fines VI
attention, hiGh distinguished Ios1s' oI,erssfdp
acknow lodged by every coaslderss.s ' s az
state Of society in our land 4 ne aSis he dsd
telling, and the grievance arising n H. Lodtss'
and opening Of the public man. OF y, r. relief b
have caused many to look arcan0 - n co.'s
former case, the laws of the stsse =, ! he Ist''
fair experiment to effect remedy La 10 tie re-
spectfu petitions have been iorsd have net c''
e. authority; and although they aa'r % J,
the desired redress, yet there rsa se,r
| that The effort has not been w'sn0a'
II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18

Gen. Caifanos, with comfortable
body of Spanifh troops, has entered the
South of France, and taken poiI zion Of
B4yonne. In his proclamation, the main
reafon for this itep is-" that he came
to conquer the repofe of France herielf."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18
EPERVIER.

The Nationa. intelligence of We'd
nefday latf fays =" ! he report of the
A9op of war Ontario having been dif
patched to the United States, by Com
Decatur, is entirely without foundation /;
No vefTl but he Aoop Epervier has been
fent with diipa,ches. She was un.er
the command of Lieut.. Shubrick. firit Of
the Guerrero, and Capt Lewis, Captain
of the Fleet, was on board bearing the
Treaty with the Dey of Algiers The
place Of Captain Lewis, in the Guerrero,
was fupplied by Capt. Gowns. The
Empervier pafled the ltrcights Of Gibral
tar on the I 9Th July, and il is much fear,
ed is loft"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18
foretgu gnteIlige1ee.
TURIN. Huc. e.

TURIN, Auts. {.
The following copies Of letters are au-
then:ic -
Fran Lacirn Buonopayte, to the PrincJ5
Bo,gbeje.
NEulLLY, JUNE 26 You muf have
learned my dear Pauline the new misfor-
tunes Of the Emperor, who has juft alb
dicated in favor of his Ton. He is about
to depart for the United States of A
fnerica, where We will rejoin him. He is
full Of courage, and calmnefs; fhall
endea,or to regain my family at Rome,
in order 70 conduct il to America. If
your health permit, we ihall fee you there.
Adieu my dear Sitter Mother, Jofeph.
Jerome, and myfslf embrace you.- Your
affrctionate brother. LUCIEN.
Up. S I have retired to your fine
eifate of Neuilly."
Lsttn iron CaednaiFsscA 10 he Jane.
aPAR,s, JusR 2s. lacirh fet off YET
terday fer London. in order to get pafs-
ports for the ref Of the family. Jofeph
and. ALTO Jerome -will.wais for their pals.
ports. Lucieu has left here his fecond
daughters, who has juA arrived from Eng
!. land fhe well let off again in few days.
/ foreiee that the United States will be
the end of the chafe. think you ought
10 remain in Italy but recollcc: that
character is one Of the mott eiiimable
gifts Of the Creataf, with which he has
enriched your family. Exercifc courage
and itrength of mind to rife hyperion
to misfortune let not economy appear
faesihce AT this moment we are all
per. Your mother and brothers en-
brace you.- Your affectionate uncle
ssCardinal FESCH
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18

For several nights past the hemispherehas
been visited by strange phenomenon, hav-
ing something The resemblance OF a Comet
Its di ec,ion is yearly due east--and is most
ly visible otter 10 O'Clock. Ii has be, OBJ
served 70 ascend the horizon about o'clock,
and when first noticed, is described as being
remarkably brilliant. lis lust,e Is now cou-
siderably decreased II Pint Gax
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18

Melancholy Instance u Sudden Death.
On the 3Oth ult about 9 o'clock in the
evening, Mr.. Samuel HalleEbeok, accom-
panied by his daughter, started from Hud-
son, in small canoe, for his dwelling, about
two miles above this village, on the oppo.
site side Of the siyer.--He had not proceed
ed Ear before he became extremely III, and
declared his inability to row !; his daughter
took the oars, and by great exertion, gain,
ed the shore Of an Island about half a mile
from the main land, and directly opposite
their dwel!ing-she Immediately ian to the
only house on the Island, out found il unoc4
cupied, and on her return, found her father
on his face in the water ; she drew him on
shore, and he soon alter expired in her
arms! Her cries, SO far from any habita-
lion, although almost incsssant, wereun-
heared and she trayersed the Island all
night, and was found next morning com
pletely exhausted by exeriisn, fatigue and
terror ofthe night. Catskfa Recorder, \
The name of Virginia, says Fontenell in
his dialogues of The dead, Was conferred on
that province in honor of the VirgIni,y OF
Queen Elizabeth, which says that witty au
thor was almost the only virtue her Majesty
wanted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18

their infant institutions. Rev. Timothy
Alden, is elected President Of the College,
and much may Justly be ex pecsed from his
ability, zeal and learning. He is now on
tour through the New.England states, to
solici, pecuniary aid for the College, by or
der OF tie Trustees.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18


TreaIan.-Ofa plot againit the King
of France, which has been 70 frequently
limited at. the following account is de-
rived from Paris -
"Thc plot contriyed by Labedoyere,
the two brothers of .Bonapartc and their
followers /; that their plan was &c bride
Tome national guards on duty at the pal
ace 10 feize the pcrions of the King and
his family, to put them into TWO carri-
ages and convey them in the night from
the rhuilleries to the Cattle ofVincennes
The Governor Of Vincennes was 10 an
fwer for the prifoners with his head he
promised every thing in order to be the
better able to defcar the plot /, he gave
Information to the Duke Of Otran O, who
allowed him to promife all in order to
difcover the guilty. In horr all has
been difcovered AMI prevented he
King, to reward the Governors udelity,
has made him Lieutenant Governor OF
the Invalics."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18
Bonaparte Again.

a"S = 0
Capt. Wood, Of the Gov. Jones, ar
rived here yeRcrday morning from Fun
chal (laand Of Madeira) in IS days, in.
forms that the fquadron Of Admiral
Cockburn, (having tie French E.. Empe:
ror in charge) defined for St. Helena,
arrived of that place the oath aug. and
after procuring fupplies, failed again the
7oth. The feet conAited Of the North
CUMBERLAND, "a the Havana frigate, J
armed brigs of war, and two fhips with
troops. Capt. w. adds that it was un
derltood a. Funehall, that Napoleon en-
joyed good health, was very cheerful.a land
in high fpirits; no perfon from Madeira.
was permitted to 60 on board the North
cumberland. except the Scotch Conful,
who acted as Navy Agent. The North
cumberland did not anchor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18

ineernal uneaGneis, have been entirely
fubdued, and good order be again re-es-
fablihed. twill cot at lcaf ione hun
dreds OF millions to France, but believe
ALTO, that the whole of our exiting terri
tory will be preferved and protected.
"Nothiog to be feen but National
GUARDS, being relieved from every troop
Of the line or officer, Ence upwards OF
three weeks-they are gone Oft, God
knows where, for we know not.
The Duke and Duchefs Of Aneou-
leme are here iince yelerday. You
have no idea Of the great Joy and cons
ten,mcnt that every one experiences.
Drring the whole night, Examinations
al dances thoughout all the ffreers, an
nounce the happiei difpolitions Thanks
be rendered to the Duchess, lincethrough
her intereft alone, we have been prefer
we'd from having 10000 AuHrians quar-
tered in our city"
Yeiierday, a French gentleman in this
city received letter enclohng an invoice
Of valuable hou(ehold furniture, amount
ing to feveral thoufand francs. lie neiths
er knows who ihipped them, or to whom
they are conGgned. This furniture is
faid to be on board the brig Bills, from
bordeaux.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18

A number of vef1els fitted for the nav
igaslon OF the Lakes, have been ordered
TO be built, il frame, under the direction
Of Sir James yeo.
The 'avy is to be greatly reduced. On
" twelve fail Of the line are to be kept
in comnifIion as guard fhips. Fifty
gun fhips are to bear the Aase on foreign
fations. llore than 400 fail Of men Of
war are now paying of ;--and the whole
Of The fsar'n employed arc TO be redu-
I'd r. $4,000,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18
ASEcDorE OF THE Able CEeLrANA.


The Able Gaglianna Was fond OF miner
alosy. The pope gave him commission to
examine the fossil productions OF Vesuvius,
and send him specimens. Gagllano, who
delighted in these researches, but who would
have been 100 poor to have undertaken The
tour for his own amusement, was glad
enough Of the commission. Ae soon form
ed most beautiful and rare collection and
arranging il in the most elegant and scien-
iific order, he sent i, 10 the pope with note.
The prelate, on opening the seal, only found
this line" Die ut lapldes ISL paths FAM"
4" Command that these stones be made
bread'' The pope, who was lover Of
wit, forgetting the impie'y Of the al
fusion, or perhaps pleased with the attribu-
ton OF miraculous power 10 the success
sor Of ST, Peter. Immediately inclosed in re-
turn an order tor considerable pe4sion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18
LONDON, AUG. l8.

LONDON, AUG 10.
When BoNArAkrE embarked on board
the Northumberland, he was received BY
the marines as General Oficrr He
walked unmoved from the gang way to
the after part Of the quarter deck, bowed
to each individual asked ,wenty queitions,
app AIRED we'll rleafed with his fituation,
ear mott hearty dinner, had game of
Twenty One after, and then came on deck
arc requeted. the band TO play SGD
far The King, and s. Ruiz Britannia"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18

FHILA0ELT IS VCTUBEk r.
We have fcen letters from Bordeaux
Of the asth of ug.-From them the fol-
lowing extracts are made -
!" Ne are now fill and quiet here,
and every protection may be expected IN
the mercantile line.
"Ouf city is 10 tie higheR rePute,
and will be fzvonrcd u every occaGon,
s. rhe King, and the whole Royal FAM
y,
In the courfe Of a month, | believe,
and Astter mytelf, that the greateR of oar
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18

i the 7smnalak Paris of Sunday
1s5 Of W We find the following par
asraph -
> banaparte had organized 10 the lie
of Elba, fmall free navy. upon-the plan
of shefs If unis and lgiers - And we
arc afTnred hat the iHians haze decla, d
ava, agai f. kngl,nds 'ha' their vefels
have already cnaied ieveisi of the Brit
iih and that they have fworn never to
lay down their arms till they have ,egom-
ed their soveyeigs. They are making i'm.
menfe preparations at Porto Fer. ajo for
deiceDt upon thu Hand Of St. Helena ?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18

BORDEAUX, eUC~ 81, s.
g The laff adsicrs from Paris are Of a
very gloomy nature L is laid the allied
Powers have declared, that their armies
fall not leave France, until the 4vbele Of
the fictitious faction be annihilated |; they
declare chat it il neceGsry for the fafesy
Of the king and the tranquility Of Europe
that every traitor be punifhed. This de-
caration has cheated great condemnation
In the capital.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18
or. POLAND.

PARIS, Auc. H.. Poland has cordially
fubmisted 10 RuiIia agreeably TO the pro-
vi6ons Of the great treaty VI Vicnns. :
Prince Sulkowfki had laid the homage
aid oaths of the army Of Poland. at tie
feet of Alexander, as Emperor Of all the
Rufus, and King of Poland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18


The (London) Sun Of Auguf Esd Cays-
Col. Laoedoyere has been fhat -
let his offence fax into oblivion with his
corpfe. | his is an location on which
we can truly fay. that our enmilies are
buried in the grave of the man who has
thus paid the forfeit of his guilt. he
death of Labedcyere was indlfpenlabIe.
His trsalon was naniteit and great his
conviction the hrit ! and in his perion, it
might be faid, was tried the queition Of
rhe criminal'ty or innocency. Of The
Fnnch Rebellion, of the re Ell abliihment
or overthrow Of the Bourbon dynaity,
and of the future wretchedneis or vel
fare Of Europe. The cafe has been de
cided between lawlefs anarchy and iuf
rule, and the fword of vengeance has
imitten audacious rebellion"
It Appeared on Labcdoyere's trial that
he had obtained letter Of credit on Mr.
Parifh at Philadelphia for $4,000 francs
He acknowledged that he was appointed
Colonel BY the King that his regiment
joined Napoleon BY his 1.-THE CoRs) order
-againit the commands and enircaties
Of bis General.
One witnefs depofed that by Labedo-
yer's order the gates Of Grenoblc were
broken with hatchets. - Another depo-
1 a r
Ice, that L. ordered drum to be broke n,
from which tri-coloured coeksdes were
taken and diitsibu.ed by his dire A;on.
1. at the cpnciuGon Of his defence, alb
ljured his error, and prayed that French
| n.en would with Enceritu raur
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18

The Dan.b N,my left Altoona the 3,ft
July, for France, to join the H O. OF the
Duke Of Wellington, near Paris.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-20
DOMESTIC.
VERMONT ELECTION.

E,rtTGct ofa letter from, a gentleman oFi,,
tel6gence, dated " Bennington, Sent. 9.
" The election in Vermont took place
last Tuesday. The news received rs to its
results, are very promising and exilatat
to a republican. Bennington county stands
in its representation republican to 5 fed
eral. In this county Gov. GaIusha's gain
from last year is ~ votes. Rutland county
is comparatively 10 more republicans in
the house of assem5ly-there being change
Of five members. The representation in
this county stands 20 republican to 6 fede-
raj increase TOR Gov. GaluSha is, in this
County, from to 400 votes Addison Coun-
~, the representation remains as last year.
L he republican state ticket has an increase
OF from 200 to 300 votes in this county,
This account is dpended upon here as
nearly accurate. 1t will not, | am persua-
ded, be found an eXaggeration. Accounts
from other counties come to US with less
certainty, but all announce a republican
gain-and wehaVe great reason to believe
the state will be republican in all its branch
eS
g j. s. The eastern mail has come in and
brings an account OF republican gain il the
County of Windham.'
We have, in addition to the above. &C
counts from most of the residue Of The towns
on the west side of the mountains. The
Burlington Centinel, of Friday. contains
returns from SIS towns, of which but three
in Addison are referred to in the above let
ter. and which give republican net gain of
sos. There is a republican net gain in the
west half of the state of more than 1000
and we are warranted in saying, that no
doubt remains of the election of republ-
can governor and council, by handsome
majority. We sincerely felicitate the re-
publ'cans of Vermont, and of the union, on
the brilliant triumph of American princi-
pies. Al5anv firms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-20
QUEBEC, Aug. gosh, 1915.
DRUMNONDVUJF


The settlement on the River St. Fran
co.'s, in the townships If Grantham. Up
ton and Wendover, called after His FIX
ccncncy the Administrator in Chief is
making rapid prcPress. There are al
present upwards Of one hundred families
settled there. The village is to be about
30 miles from the mouth of the rive. on
the right bank, just at the commence
ment OF a CARRYING place Of about a mile *
a half. Opposite the spot intended for
the village, there is small fall, which is
succeeded by rapids. The village will
be delightfully."- situated, close to the RI
yer, where there is number Of small is
lands. one Of which is called Ella. The
river is navigable, for small Scows, as far
up as Spicer's saw-mill, within seven
miles of the intended village, where there
is CARRYING place # about a mile after
which it is navigable, for vessels Of the
same description, up to the village. The,
greater part of the settlers are in the
Township Of Grantham.
The land in these townships is high
and in general, is considered to be good
Astounding in maple, hemlock, pine, cher.
ry, birch, &c. Bricks re made at Drum
mondville, at little exnence, the necessa~
ry materials for mating then being at
nam 1t is supposed that limestone is tel
be had in the neighborhcod and every ar
ticle required for building. A lit
below where the village is to be, there is
a small river. called the Provost, nearthe
mouth of which a saw-mill is about to be
erected. A quantity of salmon az 4 other
hsh are caught in the St. Francois.
There IS road on the left bank of the I
river, from the Indian village to Drum
Tnondvlile, the greater pat of which isl
Passabie for carriages is intended short
ly to cut one on the other bank.
Inc settlers are building their log hou-
ses, which may soon be rendered ,ery
comfortable. Barracks are building for
the receriion of those who srrive too late
IN me season to raise their houses.
The river extends. at certain parts. t.
a considerable breadth, where It is veY
shallow IN the dry seasons but experien-
cces a rise Of several feet in the spring and
fail
charged soldiers and rcoplc sent out by
government from England, most of whom
appear highly satisfied with their lands.
. Ihey arc to receive raticns during the
hrst year, together with implements ola
srlculture. None but choice lots, consis-
ting clone hundred acres each, a'e 81
ven.
Col. Heriot. the superintendent. gene
raj and the officers under him. arc cnJi-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-20
BALrIMonE, september11.

a correapondenthas transmitted to us the follow
ing Letter from ROB'T. GOODBYE HARPER.
to GEo. BABH, of Frederick. The original which
appears never to have been sealed. and therefore to
have been sent by some confidential person, whoun-
luckily dropt it, is IN the possession Of the Editors Of
the baltimore Latriof, and may be seen by anyres
Peetablc iederal5t republican ealing at their Of
fee. "
From this extraordinary Fttcr, the people Of Ma
ryland will perceive The 6ort of nun that the stale
executive have a.pninted their mai general. -
They will see "a Nr. Hrper, kte mist ofcieisd all
vocafe NJ tie british ciaims s. con,iuct d,srine The
LFte 1e,sr, tie cQHaiy decidcd eHemg If so,Tc Of
his coHhtiys dcne@ interests dnd ,lghjs OF tl,, g.
rights and Interests, far He sHbbo4 Of sgLicd HE
0foo0 81 mdW 9our brGvef antilles rif-ens free
Wfo7rn. Yet this is The man who holds the mas,
important military pr1aud in the state, and WHO
IS, ieceraists succeed az the October elections Il,
be elected tea seatin the senate OF the g. States.
Here IS the champion q that internal British avs
teIn' by which free American soarnen have been a.
ca up 10 thc yard arms Of British men of war. isked
m H'eir bactg sfreamcd ia torrents nj 6losd 20
compel them 20 fight against theirow, eoantr?-
,,,.,,,,, ,......... ll'arisf.
60't mare. o. tcfi. toii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-20
STATE ELECTIONS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-The gener-
al election III Vermont, of the Executive
and Legislative members Of its govern
mcnt, took place on the 5th inst. SO FIR
as returns have reached US, they exhibit
decided change in public opinion. and
give us confident hopes of the election of
the party which has for two years mis-
ruled that patriotic state A gentleman
OF Darlington, writes to his friend in this
city, Sept. z: From the returns receiv-
ed here, | feel warranted in assuring ven.
that the republican ticket for Governor.
Lieut.. Governor, and Councillors has sue
ceeded by majority of one thousand and
] would not be surprised if it should prove
to be considerably more.--Ihe assembly
Cannot yet be determined. bat ] have no
doubt myself that we have changed every
branch IN this town the net republican
gain since last year is 70, and in the county
it will exceed 200"
The county alluded to above in which
The opposition suffered so signally, is the
residence OF the federal Governor, and pre-.
sent candidate, Mr. Chittenden.
MAJ. Int.
Since the preceding notice vas prepared,
We have received from Vermont still more
Hattering accounts. In IS towns the net
republican gain IS sos.
In every section of the country the clouds
OF opposition arc dispensing and our poliu-
cal horizon IS becoming brighter. In Ma
ryland, we have reason to believe the Octo-
Der election will discard The present rulers
oil that deluded state and even Connecti-