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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-24
Daily Gazette, r Dollars,
Country Gazette, $ Dollars.
WEDNESDAY, MAY "a.
Cotton, Teas, &c.

NE haze ON hand & offer for sale,
SO bales Virginia Cotton, oil a very
superior quality.
SIS Whole and half chests 5flrst chop
Gunpowder and Y. Hyson Tea.
80 barrels Muscovado Sugars.
10000 pounds green & white Coffee.
6 hhds. jamaica s Antigua aum.
6 ditto and So barrels second ana
third proof old Whiskey, Mt Tor
family use.
Teneriffe and Port Wine, very line.
400 reams Wrapping Paper.
so half boxes first quality Cigars.
Is bags Pepper.
40 kegs Copperas.
$ tierces new Rice.
40 dozen best London Mustard.
SO boxes Mould Candles.
so ditto English Fig Blue.
Witha general assortment OF Groce-
ries as usual.
Nav s3. II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-24
Jackson & Rumney

Offer for Sale,
40 boxes HAVANA White Sugar OF We
ry superior qnahty,
so do. Mould Gables,
go Dis. dipt do.
10 cases Glass Ware,
Is bales Upland Cotton for retailing,
1000 bnshelsrSalt,
12S casks Lame.
May rs. cost
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-24

neral Drouet, into third room where bp
found Bonaparte, who received him stand
ing; the Ex-Emperor was dressed in
green uniform with the epauIets Of Co.
lionel, which were pretty well worn ba
wore the Grand Order Of the Legion If
Honour the Order of the Reunion. and
tive small crosses, but MIR. sylverthore
could not discern to what order they be.
longcd. The conversation commenced
Immediately,
! BoNApARTE. You are an Englishmana
| SYLvERTHoRPE. Yes Sire.
B. Have you served
S. No.
3. Why?
S. Because am an Irishman and
Catholick.
B. What does that matter, | am Ca.
tholick. In that respect We are alike.
What have you done then?
S. ] have travelled.
3. Where have you beens
S. Athens.
B. Then you know Fauvel: he is
lover of the arts, man of talents. Did
he receive the English ?
S. No: we were at war ?
8. Fauvel is a man of much-wit; have
you travelled in France
S. Yes, Sire.
B. What is the King about ? The BOur-
bons are great lords. They viii be lul
led to sleep at Versailles and Compeigne.
S. The King labours great deal.
Il. Often /?
s. Six hours, each day.
B. In six hours he might do a great deal
and doit well. The King ought to here-
served respecting me, ! was reserved a.
bout him /: but he is man OF sense. Mon
sieur is a cheyalier; Hum-And the Con.
gress.
S. It does nothing.
B. Metternieh thinks himself a diplo
matist. and he is not he is liar, a great
liar. One may be forgiven for lying cnce
or twice, but third time is unpardCna'
bic.
S. But in the affair OF the Marriage, tie
Court of Austria ought
B. The Court OF Austria ; They knew
nothing of the negotiations tor the mar
riage | wished to have written my me-,
moirs /: but | will not write them Il VIII
publish only facts & the principal ac'l''i
ofmy life-But as to marriage
loved Josephine ; l have wePt Oh her az
s. She was much attached toycur Ma
jesty. :oa what
: b. But in arranging marriage N IsI
meanness is practised. vienna a'n os
with me like citizen who wishes 10 Hal
~ his daughter to Grand Duke. a..
S. Your Majesty always treated Wv
Empress Maria Louisa well. acn
B. Yes :Doyou wish to kAo" ''e WV
gress r..
S. We know nothing OF 1t. ,n.
r. Francis has no Will Of ms own" OWL,
Alexander is volatile. but he is chanse:a ,-ss
in the extreme ;; the King OF Prussia ui'h h't
h himself a sage he is Only corporal Oa'
he is a good n.an-a very soou man. cocd
S. TI.ey will end by coming 70 a s
understanding. and the Engiish ,;noe
B. Do the English 10 rnals conlliD
to publish the same absardltles. re: !, En.
me- ; Would they stone me, SIT 'D' ID
slS 8 IN England you would meet WITH
,osnect hut We also have our way. -.
B. When wased war Ha0 way
end in view. rorrcacbed
S. Your Majesty has oeeh
on accountof Moscow. ...od Great
B. You are right, ! committee
eflo' , Your Majesty viii excuse an va va,
s sas atsnsei aa's sssr having made the
conquest of Moscow cont;nent Of
r, To he master Of the .ol'''
Europe.
,. 20 compel your na'lon ~ 10 ;nst your
S. All the English were not
Majesty q + thew had not DESTROYED the sue.
cess s. Of f my expedition in Esyp'
What is going on ~ ffan's'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-24
Fresh FRUITS,
JUST RECEIVER,

AND FOR SALE
1T has Store, loscer end Of Prince street,
Fresh Lisbon Lemons by the box or
retail, Tammeroas, Ffberts first quality.
ALSO,
Fresh Rice, clean Northern Flax, CO.
shen Cheese, fresh Chocolate Shells, Fo-
land Starch, fresh Cloves, Liverpool
blown Salt by the sack or smaller guam
titY, first quality Cavendish Tobacco, ta-
bic Goldfish, and sundry other articles in
the Grocery line.
Abel Willis.
May Is. ST.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-23

II Bn!TlJe. Lieut.. Charles NJ M,camh, sgesl
p, youngest brother OF Gen. Macpnb !; Killed IN
dnrl witt, c.P'. Goskng.
H. New 70 K, CAPTAIN mes M'Ccil4n, Of the
ALT u. s. egiinan,.
htFors w Arren Boston Harbour. lIieutcnRni
Caleb cispr of The U. so h regiment.
~ nisliie:d, Mss c. Bet's. aged Is. He
dsaih was occasoned by her clothes taking II :
which were entirely consumed upon her.
AZ Csmden.on he l2.h instant, Msry Wood
only child Of Efss:ns FOOT. SO. aged Is "a his.
Too pure for casiia, ans Is. nd fot hras'n,
The babe was only en,---ne, GYM,
And born hut To he bless.
In Ffyeturg, on the lon ias,an., MT James
Osgood, eyed S..
10 this town, Decor Stephen Thomas, sged
81. nstse Of Enfsald.
Miss Ja,e Fucker, sscd Is eldest daughter o.
Cp Ain jeremiah Tucker
In this town, very suddc, ~, Of the Typhus
fever, Mrs. ABIGAIL. consort OF Mr.. Rufus Wash
bn'n, aged rs Having lived All mpiaty Life
aud BY her am,ab!e drpes men, secured The as
teen ola large circle e Acqusfnsnce. her loss j,
deeply ismenied Eu II il chsrlah!y believed
ihst their loss Is her uncomfortable gam.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-23
JUST PUBLISHED.
LA-ND ready sar delivery. the fourth No.ef the
CHRISTIAN MONITOR.
40 hr,It a / NJ AlI
L0TI'iI.Ni.NG

Biographical sketch Of the Rev. Benia. white
Essays onlruh and Ereor, 40. ss-sotcio al le-
ros; Or, 4 new-yesi's gi, to Mins>ter-settcr
from the orld 10 the Editor Of the Connecticut
Evangelical Magazine, Sc--l citer Of 4. il. T. on
Christian pgcdpEcc vir the aaswei---A testimony
ic The fliv EIt --Henarks on the I'iety Of tie
Primitive { hris tatts--i he lords Day--I.me4ican
Missionaries in Lnaia--Aieetingo f the Maine Mis-
sionary s.aeisiy Society Tor Theological Educa-
tioi--Rihle Societies III DE Uuited -tatss-DEAt-
nary notice of MRS ials-'Ihc Star OF Bethlehem.
H. Subscribers IN town are desired TO call at
HyDR's Bookstore and receive tlssir Book.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-23
Usitej Sfsfes IF I'M. iss. 2
:A~.<1 NJ

Usitej Sfsss IF hms,iss.7
- ifria IF Name
DURsuANT 10 WSfvxnt from the Hos Dzv
! sewall Efq Jpdgeof The United States Diff s
Court Of Maine Thereby give notice iIzIl exps
aud fell AZ Pubic Autlion, 10 the highslf hidse
At Portland, on Tuefday the 24tl, day Of Janu'
infl at Il O'Clock a. N. It s, M'LLi.LANa
FLETCHERS Office. Exchange street 5 trunk
containing Bombazests Threads Hofe Pins .Chsek.
Cafco Cambria shzwls. Csilisnere Bfoadcio.l
Flannel, Jexns, Bazs Velvet Peiiefe Flannel, SIX
Plaid, Tape. Cotton Shirsing, L1se Knisting Pits
Shirt Buttons, Butte Hinges Knives. IS tip cas-
white chapel Needles nforfocso Cafe and Rszors.
Silk Lace, Tippe's black silk handkerchief
2 barrels Saddiery Ware
5oxe. Butt Hinges 3 barrels MoIa1ss
kegs Rum--8 hays Shot
Butchet sKnlves--2 pieces VesinR
p Broadclosh - ps. green Baze
s kegs Bur Hinges--i-e Dbl Sugar
key MolzFss-2 boxes Earthesn Ware
2 hnad.es FIinls-2 ps black ve'vef
] ps Plaid
ps. white and black Cotton Csmbrick
The fame being fold for whom il may hereafter
concern.
4 G. THORNTON, 8ss,G Djs,i7 Maias.
Portland, Ian 90. 1875
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-23
LORDS DAY.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the meeting Of the
- Conveuiion, which was held At pors!aud
Nov. 70, ,Hti 10 take neafrrs' for promoting the
due hiervancc of Tie Lords Day. nands adjourn
ed 70 the fin Wcdneidsy Of February u II. teius
lsle firft dsy Of the mouth al Ten ociocn A M.
The meeting will be he'd at the meeting honfe Of
Rev Nichols The Ty'hingmsn of he ievesal
towns and tie members Of the ,owa Committees
are tarsisularly reluei.ed 70 Attend
by order Of the Convention
FRANCIS BROWN. srae.a,y.
North Yarmouth, Ian ~ 1915
II q. The Genital COMMITTEE are 10 meet The
evening" pteviol.s Al he Office Of lie Hrn ssmue
FREEMAN,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-23
REMOVdL.
Nehemiah Cram,

la.ey occupied by Mr. Te5a Dix 10 fore
Gree where he offers for iale,a general abort
n,ent of
". 1 G9sds, Groceries,, Hard Waye, &c.
He ha JUN received in addition to his former
lock v india and Orleans Cotton Richmond
Tobacco; Cepgeras Alum; P,mento Pepper J,
C.fes: cafliz; Teas; Musiard &c-xDS.--a
final afT ,rsmeut OF Hard Waee iucIi as Knives
and Fo ks. lockett and Pen Ksivss Iron table and
lea Spoons, Settlers, But Hinges Screws, Goat aud
Ven Buttons chef, cicfet, Till pad aud trunk
Locks; Aw blades. Pins. Needles Gtmhets feel
and brafs Thmoles: common Knobs, Profile
Fl ames floor hearth and fnos Brufhes Be lows,
Mails Sleigh Bella writing aud Wrapping Paper.
rs boxes e Z by Wsodow Glais. which will be
fold on moderate terms for s46 Only.
Portland lao %, 1874 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-23
Dictated, bua NOT Destroyed.

D9catcd., 6ul moi Hssfroyed.
1k1'itAaords much consolation to every
fdomss,ic tranquility and constitu-
IL lixsdom to find there was sufficient
Fie and Independence in the U S.
1g u arrest, FOR the present, the prog.
dihe Consumption system, and say
3 blowers and advocates OF one Of the
abominahle measures Of the late En-.
ol France, so far and no farther
y sou pursue sour arbitrary and opprss-
REJECT Yet il ought never 10 be for.
- that there are men in this Country,
\ Office anc power, who tho they hro
bsrepubIicans their acts prove them
= principal, the genuine disciples o!
- iaIlen Tyrantof Elba !; and would
make the " Code Napolean" the law
y Coanly. That there was a MAORI
@'he House ofrepresenta,ives in favour
y conscription Bill, and that the cues.
y postponing the further consideration
rs o''' 70 . future day, prevailed, in the
y q Inc y. s. by majority of one
oa'y. We warn those who would
'an % enjoy and perpetuate civil liber-
:" guard against the strides which the
" 'nouOw govern the destinies of tits
y arc making towards absolute pow.
NC g keep waichful and vigiIent eve
81 very attempt to establish arbitrary
PC people Of the u. S. owe
I" 'nosr members ofthe Senate who
! ! !" ms instance preserved them from
slavery. The Hon Rurus KING
= Hon cHnrsropHxa Gonr stood
a'''' % this question, and i, is in !
4 measure owing to the commanding
''0ee' and mistaken attachment which
"o distinguished Statesmen ant
= nave uniformly manifested FOR Inc
.'a privileges of ileemen, that the
= well as the Stale constitution.
- ossn rendered mere dead letter
g rssn for The able and indsfs,igs-
''''s q these advocates Of the pso.
s''s' the conserip, ion bill woule
seens the law .. the land.
'''a0ge as il is, ii is fact uba. Their,
-''oes Us, who profess to be re
h vao talk on election days Of ihei,
Z 'rd equality" men who are oper
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-23

II He fubfcriber hereby gives public notice TO
a. all concerned thar he has besn duly appoint
Ell and taken upon h;mief the siuil oi Qua dian
70 JONATHAN kTrIHEI.i. Of NoNh Yar-
msush, IN he Ccnlsy OF Cumberland tqu;r w
eiv.rg tond IS he sw di'stfs lie shessa.ss re
qusfs all re,sons who are indebted 10 fssi as.tl.-
CT, 20 make immediate psynent aud hole Who
have any csnias.ds en- h,m TO exLihir tie Zane 10
WILLIAM K slOeKEhIDGE.
Nsyfb Yasme.t, JsNi7, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-23
January %, 1873.
,,rV.ORLE3arS.

EEH-OnLl<sAs' -
a. ..,.xt ;mnression we mentioned chat
q g ~ 9 ssh;cl, for long time it has been
"a b Nv ~ british were preparing to 60
~. had arrived in the Mississippi,
a all with 5000 troops under the
. Ir;ral CocHRASE, that they had
M. ~;tIiu miles Of New-orleans that
y 'e.'s. ~ British feet attacked the u.
~ 4 schr. and / gun-boats on Lake
- ..s IA after some hard fighting, cap
u ~. ras ii New-Orleans and bad ta-
'.s s..d established martial law, and as
W. ls1ants that he was able TO defend the
49, !, aount Of bic force is differently sta
u. fson s 70 5000 including regulars.
.s,.l disposition Is 10 mike the best posi-.
. 81 no accounts which can be de-
ii - fam New-0rleans, since the 18th OF
- II, of any engagement subsequent tc
"a 'Iiou d Tie Lake.
v ~. f,o,n Batsn Rouge, dated Dec. 18th
sh.f q the preceding day, Gen. Coffee
t.k.s nIsce with the moSnted Tennessee ans,
~ ,.I.s ~ Gel. Carol passed with 30ON ~
x : ~ spd they would reach the city IN "A
Gsr, Thomas had received an express that
d. sI.'. ma tnsp out en- masse. We think the
~ ~-()rieaBs, which before this has been de-
1; ,z.rl 1--we depended on the seasonable arri-
"a fe;nfoxcements. Our rulers have long
= q II tie preparations making by the
2 < they have neglected to provide the
s6eanso 81 defence, il will only be OF q
n tbeir conduct respecting Washington
n Y uhole American coast.
III expect by every mail from the South
1nnf Information.
ia Co the 18th inst. transport
10 troops, being one Of 8 transports
r 81 board 500 troops, together with
liant vessels which sailed from Der
y days previous, under convoy o.
80 u var Cossack, and separated in
days out
,zksvf by this ar iyal at Castine, is
o63on dates to The 18th of November
t@ch received II Bermuda, which men
= III Lord Hill, after waiting sone
: lf1sss 10 sail for America, had
= ofd<red 10 return to London, as peace
s6xpccssd with this country .-Whew.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-23

=. ,erLaDs to b. necessary
'oa;s d them Otherwise 'i''
s ~ because your sister
1rsrd, with you most entire.
q, = be, bus has happened
'l'.. |,r,,er Judgment 70 deter
y II foreigo dicsation' and es,
- q .,r ;mdSediate enenly,should
. |:.n ~ ID internseionem, ! agree
E,,,,: or rather ! admit It
3 '', III At every hazard, short
= s. 81. sr;dc and our passions, BY
"a ofthe policy Of that enemy 70
mons Of our own dessruc-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-23

Four hundred numbers will continue days
drawing, and the taionary psize, will be deter
mined accordingly.
This cIais viii commence drawing in Bolton ia
March rexr. The highea prize wi be paid in
niIey DAYS after the drawing lssompie,ed aud all
other prizes 10 iixy days, or a, any time within
oae year afe tuch completion il demauce ed bur
not afterwards Paymeat TO be made in bills geo.
orally current 10 this Commonwealth
|, is preeumed ,Lat this scheme, couiidering the
vesy low price Of he r,skeIa, will be fou I'D 40 OF
Ter as h.tlefng profped 20 .vsnlusess in lot
teries, as any heretofore ualiihsd.
Esr licke,s may I've had Al the Bocklores Of
h.. LII Tie, 4 CO, 81
S. PaTIEN.
Portland ia. So
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-23
Massachusetts Register
for 1915.

Jun pubsilhrd and for laIe At the Bookfore Of
ISAAC ADAMS,
TIIE MA5SACHUsETTs RICHTER and u.
5 CsAsncor, containing Civil, Judicial, Eeclefaf-
teal and Military Liits in this STATE; Catalogues
OF the OH .ers Of the General Government; times
and places sf the fe,tng Of the various Courts aad
great variety of other uisful matter. Ian rs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-23
WILLIAM OXN ARD,


The Tyihingmen, of the town If FTeeposts
viewing with regret the alarming prevalence Of he
PROCLAMATION Of The Sabbath, and fee'iug ienfbc of
iheif Obligation, by her oath, 10 take notice q
iueh breaches Of raw hereby csuiou sliperfos in
future, sgauit travelling shreugf The fsd tower
on the Sabbath, os olheswife bsssk.sg The Jaws of
this Ccmnorweath. enacted for the due ohiervaase
st the Lords Day Jaa. 2s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-23

10 600 Tickets a. FIVE dollars each, SO 900
Not svo Banls fsa P ss, aai ded etios from P,.xs
Part of ,hsse Prizes to Be de etmined and paid =,
follows viz
Firm 500 Blanks entitled prize of dolls each.
Ard the Gf!t drawn Black the a day entitled
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-23

AZ ameetine Of The officers Of the 2d REGIMENT
~ Brigade, aae i2Ik Division, held al uori,am, on
sritay tie goth inst, lajor. John TYNG. SMITH,
was elected csieas!, and Captain HgSas V CoA-
s'roN, 4fiaitT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-23

The Peace yuniour, sia Csee May, 'u,ns oui
70 have osigua,ed from whs, Raday shot 81 With.
out missing his mark NotLirg
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-23

Ken'ucky Lrgisiatuyc.--O the 10Th ct Decem-
Der tie Legislature Of kentucky passed resolss
that ag,eeab!y TO Mr.. Macisun's Proclamation thu
18th IT IN. should be observed as day I hu-
initiation and rejoicing. From this we should
presume the day, at least the after par, oft,
spent by the Ken.uckisns in horse racing and
cock fshnnS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-31

the foremost to propose and to procure The
best improvements of our political system
aud to establish the union of the states
which she has cherished with sincerity and
CONSISTENCY Was it, that she was early
and strenuous in her efforts to wipe off the
only blot on her escHcheon, by petitionina
the government ofthe then mother country.
prohibit the slave trade-(that govern.
ment, which, for more than half century
afterwards, remained deaf to the cries OF
humanity, and yet now claims to itself all
the honour of the abolition p Or is it, that
she has produced, in former times, Wash
lngton, Henry, a Randolph, a Lee, JEFF
ferson, a Nelson, Nicholas and in times
more recent, a Madison, Monroe, Ma
son, an Eppes, a Barbour, Scott, and a
Harrison, whose precepts and examples
these g pretended patriots are unwilling
to followp Or is it, that the citizens OF
her sister states have several times chosen.
from anongs. her distinguished sons (dis.
tingulsNed more by their services to the
nation, than to their parent state) the chief
magistrate of the union 20. All there's
che rub" And is this justly reproach
TO that statep Let us examine, little,
this question. Ifthe respectable state of
Virginia arrogated ought to herselfin the
national aHairs-if she confidently propo-
sed a President to the Union--if she intri,
gued with the other states for his election
or If the Presidents from that state, had
administered their high Office with PARTIAL
ity to her rie,os or ,oishes, and with preju-
dsce against other states then there might
be some cause ofjealousy, of obloquy, or
dlstrust. But hath this been SOFT is not
pretended.--Let any candid man examine
the malta, and he viii declare, that, aster
the long reign Of three Presidents from Viz.
ginia-each elected second time, there
are no found in tae offices, (high and low
n the ife ofthe General Government, in
cl-a1tats from that state, in number equal
TO those from mich smaller states, nor, in
deed, in any manner proportioned to her
population !: yet is she quite satisfed-be-
cause the habits and disposition of her citi-
zens seem not to be the suitable materials
out OF whith OFFICE HUNTERS are
moulded.
OF The senseless clamor r,.ised against
other states in the Union, we NAV say
somewhat hereafter. Meantime, we would
only ask, IS ikis oppro5ious cIansor accor-
a''Fss' to 'TessiagtOnss precept9 ?
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-31
HoRRID SUPERSTITION !
From the East-Indie CCalcuttaJ Gazette.
WORSHIP OF THE IDOL JUGGER-
NAUTH.

Private letters from Juggernauth give
the following particulars of the occurTen-
ces during the late festival of the Rutt Ja-
ira at that place -
+" JueeERNAUTH, Jan. %, 1814.-The
sights here beggar all description. Tho
Juggernauth made some progress on the
18th, and has travelled daily ever since. he
has not yet reached his country-house,
which IS about a mile from the temple he
may perhaps, however. arrive there tonight.
His brother is ahead of him and the ladv
in the rear. One woman only has devoted
herself under The wheels, and SHOCKING
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-31
CNUMBER 10.

Kirk with the household, / shall join YOU
the moment hear of it. l do not believe
it possible /; but-we must be prepared for
every thing"
The review of the national guard, which,
was to have taken place ON The Cd, is de-
ferred it is said to the 9th of this month.
The advanced guard which preceded
the emperor in his march, had no cartouch-
,es, and the little army which accompanied
him was ordered to Sustain three charges
before firing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-31
ALBANl, May 10.
MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCES (!

Las lHlrsGay 4 fish boat containiD4 Sc
verai persons, in attempting to set a pas.
senger on board the Steam-B Boat RichmopJ.
as she was passing, was unfortunately run
over, and Mr.. 0RRIn LUDp1NeroN. an in.
dastrlous young man, son of NIX. Archibald
LuddinngtOp, of this village, Instantly Kill
ed, snd some others slightly injured. We
suploin the following letter and certificate.
as giving particular account of the fatal
event, and at the same time, not only ey-
cuipatlng chose on board the steem.boat
from al blame, bur proving that their ut
most exe1uons were used e presentit.
.argus.
steanr-BoGt Richmond, .ifay is, 1915.
DEAR SrR,
Fearing that the unfortunate
affair that occurred last Thursday, should,
by Misrepresentation, be presented to the
public in colouring different from the
tact, l am induced to give you as candid a
statement as | am able to collect from tine
pilot who was at the wheel, and a GREAT
number OF passengers who were forward on
deck at the time. The pilot seeing the fish
boat ahead, gave The boat shear sufficient
10 clear her (; they lay partly on their oars.
however, until we were abreast of them,
then pulled in for us, directly forward OF
the wheel, which as soon as perceived by
the pilot, he Immediately ordered the en-
glne shut but the boat being SO near, the
wheeis had hardly stopped when she struck
| US forward, and our way was so great that
she instantly flied--As theygay us no in.
hmation of their wishing to board US, their
conduct appeared totally inexplicable, es.
Pecially as IT IS well known that no small
boat can come along side, while under the
way we were then, without filing. / was
below myself, but from what can learn.
no possible blame can attach to the pilot
every thing that could be was done by hun
to prevent it and nothing but an entire ig-
norance Of the consequences, could induce
them to board US without previous notice Of
their intention. Your obedienthumble ser.
want,
A. BARTHOLOMEW.
Mr.. NJ. CRoswELI.
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Extract eta letter. from the count de Lin
to the cOt,nt d'.artois.
t" LILLE. March .

/" LILLE, March %, 1918,
On arriving here, my dear brother, I
ionnd the garrison returned, and that |
had very little cause to place reliance on
them. ! wished to make them march out I:
but Mortier told me he could not answer
for their obedience. In consequence ofbis
advice, with that Of Macdonald, Berthier.
and the duke of Orleans, j resolved to re-.
pair TO Dunkirk, and cause my household
to come to me there. At this time pene.
raj Ricard brought me your letter from
Beauvais, which depriyes me of all homes
OF being joined by my household. I am.
therefore, determined to proceed by Me.
min to Ostend. IfyOu can stu reach Dun.
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H0IISE 0FIORne

Message from the Prince Regsnt-Tho
Earl of Liverpool presented a messags
from the Prince Regent, which was read
by the Lord Chancellor. 1t was in these
words.