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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
AUGGREAU.

thai a revolutionary Plutarch informs us
ln;, .'EREAu was the son of common
mas, "S'lah at Paris-that he had served
sod;s, nF powers OF Europe as common
and p' quo had been logged in Austria
emo r .u'sa ior desertion. He was a fen
l7sao '4as'er at Neufchatel in Switzerland in
ss,cb, "aere he robbed Courooisiea, the
and , a"'aSer, ola horse and two watches,
ilao - :" enlisted as soldier in the Neapo.
encii0n ives where he gave lessons as a
AID bqs. Mas'er.-That he again deserted
~'''' French Spy, and afterwards a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

In Herefordshire, Eng Miss >LucY K1Nc, s.
ged pa young lady OF rare qualities and very
genteel fortune. She died oflove and left s
legacy Of 300i. 10 the Clergyman 10 whom she
was so much attached; who expressed his suY
size at the event, rs he had only been twice in
he company of Miss K. and had preached only
Iwtce in the parish where u she resided Sue
had not communicated her deep-rooted attach
ment until few days previous 10 her dssoutlon
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

from the latelt importati
Real fuper6ne Wei o.
England, fine Yorkhire
common * low priced
BROADCLOTHS
and
CASSAMERES
of every colour
White, buff. aud figure
MerfeilIe' Quilt
Bea black fix FlorentiH.
Vefing
Ladies black, 1ate cotton
and worried Hofe
Gertiemen's unbleached
white black aud mixet
cotton * worried Hof'
Ladies kid and beaveI
Cloves
Ladies' long white kic
ditto
Ctttlemen's Doe skin
wooditock aud beaver
Gloves
Ladies and gentlemen
black and white fix
Hofe
Black Italian Grape
Black Z. blue Rattinetts
Fine and common brown
Linens
Beit gill aud plated Goa
and vsft Buttons
Marheman coat aud vel
Buttons
IG perial fix coat Buttons
Superhne and common
white, red and yellow
Flannel
Rombazetis
Back tabby VeIve.s
Blakely Stripes
Cotton CaMmeres
Millinetts
Silk and Cation Ferretti
Patent buff Nankins
Creas
RuGia 5heeiings
Ruiila Diapers
Blue Plains
Wehb's patent Sufpen :
ders
3 IL. A, 4 I-2 S Pms
A variety of coiourec
pocket Handkerchief,
Fine Britannia ditto
Fans
Fine 1irt Wires
Green Lnliring
Black and coloured Can
,ou Grapes. hIii quail
~
July S
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

And un'efs faid taxes and all neceGary interve.
nng charges are paid TO the iubicriber or be-
fore Monday the twenty-6fit day of AuguR Sl5.
at ten of he clock IA The forenoon, 10 much Of
fad Lands viii be fold al publick auction az will
hefufficient TO pay iaid taxes and all intervening
chsrges, at the dwelling houie of the fubfcriber
in New Portland.
NATHAN HANSON, Callst7s,.
New Portland, June 2otn. 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
,7rw-YoRK, JUNE IL.

Darfmore Memoirs. the Amer
ians confined in that prison were several
usu Of genius and education, who employ
themselves in writing such observations
acquired to them during their captiYi-
iy--among the writings are a great variety
sIsongs, in celebration of The different ma
vi Victories and military affairs since the
announcement of hostili,ies. One of the
yiyale manuscript journals, written by Mr.
C-A-, of Hudson, with drawing
oIlhe prison, was sold in this city for 900
dollars Others are in town, and some
will doubtless soon appear from the press.
The Coroner reports the death of James
M'Bride, son of Walter M'Bride, grocer,
IN Thomas street, by accidentally taking
poison, on the 23d inst. The particulars
ore sfollows This young man was an
apprentice to Mr.. Kelly, cabinet maker,
Partition street, who had sent him to the
house oil one Of his customers to do some
work. In the room in which he was ems
po!ed was q bottle containing Corrosive
SuSlmate, dissolved in spirits, used for de-
srosing bed bugs--notwithstanding the
pecsutioD had been taken to put a label
MARKED Poison on the bottle, he in haste
'ook two or three swallows of the deadly
Taught before he read the liable, being then
Greatly alarmed, he FASTENED to the house
q " Stevens, where he received every
pa,lcable aid, without effect. He died
ns00ut 20 hours --.Newyork taher.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

French General. AT Verona and Venice
he plundered upwards of six millions of Ii
yres. In private he is remarkable for his
presumption and vanity his boasts deprive
all other commanders of their merit, and
the ostentatious decorations of his person
with rings and Jewels form ridiculous
contrast with gross ignorance in converse
ton, and the still more gross vnlgarity OF
his manners. Federal Ref.
From The Plaus6urgA Republican ofJane II.
On Thursday last man by the name of
Allen, belonging TO the 9th reg. OF Inf. was
arrested at this cantonment, as an accom-
plice of Cavenar, (who was short time
since taken to Cats.ill, in the murder OF
Miss Hamilton, at Athens, about years
since. This man has been twice sentenced
TO death for desertion. While under SEN
tence he gave relation of all the circum-
stances of that trasical affair to his fellow
prisoners.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
ASSESSORS NOTICE.
NGIME

6 hereby given that the underfgners have heen
! appointed by the Hos. Jeremiah Bailey. Efq
Judge Of Probate for the county of Lincoln, COM
miffioners 10 receive ard examine the CLAIMS of
creditors to the eiiste Of WILLIAM SIMPSON.
late Of Alma in faid county, woman, decesied,
reprefented nfovent. The creditors Esid eftae
are hereby notified that laid conmiaiouer, viii at
tend for Inc pufpofe Of receiving The claims Of
creditors 10 faid eiiae at the dwelling hcuie Of
John NJ Lean ia faid Alma, on the IaA saturday OF
Augua September and october next, fl m 10 6
O'Clock. M
GFoRcE JONES I c,nmn ~.
JOHN MILAN (
Alcs' Iune 6 1875
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
BARBOUR & LINCOLN, 4
EXCHANGE STREET,
HAVE received an extenGvs aGortment of
FRESH GOODS.


ons.
+ Black and coloured 1us-
+ trings
+Piaid Luifrings
white Luar ings plain *
+ twilled
Elimination Sha wis
IA great variety of cora.
4 mon Shawls
II s and A 4 6ne * com.
+ mon Linens
+Linep Cambri1ks
fWhite pocket Fisndker-
+ chiefs
r Madras and naval vicso-
4 ry Handkerchief
I Black ak and crofs bard
+ Handkerchief
ts-4. 4 4, and GA black
4 Cambrieks
RI 4 and s A white cotton
+ Cambricks--all quail
T ties
tFiue undreG'd Cani,rick.
tSuperfiue and common
+ Ginghams
I superfiae and common
+ Callcoes
fFine cambrick and com
I mon Dimoties
White Ftorentine
IN hite Jean
+ 'Jriped Jean, for furamer
T wear
thong Lawns
r ain Leno Mullins
hook Mullins
Cambrick Mullins
blue and yellow Nan
t kins
TT turkey red and brown
t Bandannas
Tartan plaids ''n
Factory Shirtings, Stripes
t and Bedticks
'f24. 26, % and 80 inch
! cottonUmbrelIas good
= aua'ity
Fine Cotton Balls
fNo's, IL, Ia and rs, col
: cured Threads
fGreen blue, la,e and
T brown Cambricks
TCood Bri.Iih stirring
India Caiicues
Buckrsm
Black and high aoloured
! Canton fewnug Silk
! Black Epghfh iewing do.
With a great variety Of
! other Articles
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
E. STEVENS.
E. STEVENS,
EXCHANGE STREET,
HAS received general aforSmeut of
FAhC4 & STAPLE GOODS,

--AMoNo WHICH
r ASHlONABLE PLAID Gng do
light aud dark Calicoes-cambrick Prints
cambrlek and common Dimoties--plaid and ncy
coIoured utrings-black aud green ditto black
twiiied CaG.bricks--pain ditto-pink fate and
green ditto and s Linens--long Lawas--
l!nen C2mbricks-6ne cambrick Muilns-black
CAUTION CfaPes--b.ack Italian ditto--whIe ditto
--MllIinetis--imhatiou Shawis--ccm
mon di'to--blsck likHandkerehiefs : twili check
dtto--white add hgured COTTON djto-Ladie
long black kid Gloves -while aud coloured do
fl,ort ditto--wall leather ditto black and white
fl X ditto black While aud nAte cotton ditto
Gentemens leather ditto ~ white cotton ditto
ns,e ditto NJ brown linens--bIue Nankins-light
d,tio-hne I'D ACacoes- black Bomb2ze;f ia 4.
S 4 4 and Z 8 VIII e r'aoneIs--6 black do. for
Shsws aud yellow ditto Ladies' white
cotton Hoie--bIack and aste coIcured do--black
and IA worried ditto black flk ditto--BFiiifh
Cottons : Foe narrow thread Laces- cotton do -
Ribhens 6ik aad cotton Cords Velvet Bindings
= cotton Umbrellas -RulIia D apers-BobbIus =
Tapes--Co ton Ralls--lewIng Stiks-col I'd Crew
els Pins NeedIes- Thimbies- Settlers - Large
Torto,ie flleil Combs fmsI ditto-IVory ditto
Lead Pencils Court Plaifier-Hooks and Eyes
shir, Buttons Bonaes Paper --Wier--button
Mould Floor Bruihes sc. sc.
Iuy 8 CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

Collectors Notice-Meu- Portla1...
- prietors and owsers of Land IN the town
New Portland, county of Somerfet, shst the f.
iowing lots and paris of fo;s of LsDd 10 faid New
Portland, in the bill comnitied TO the fubfcrhe-
10 collect for iaid town, for the years sis arA
1914; in the (uIns following--vix.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

| HI fubicriber hereby gives public notice TO all
concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon him the trulf of Adminif-
traitor upon the efate 0; JOSEPH Larry laie Of
Cllead in the county of Oxford, Gentleman de-
ceafed by gvog bond as the aw direefs--hc
therefore requests all perfons who are indebted
To iaid elsre 10 make immediate, payment aud
shoie who have any demand thereon, TO ezhibiE
the fame for feuiementto JAMES Larry
Adminillrasot for laid fate.
Giiead June h. IS S
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
.NOYIcE.

70 be sold by order Of Court, az the honse
formerly occuhied by Daniel Weston. IN
Cate Elizabeth, and nozo OCCUPIED by Boz
r0ch Weston, on Wednesday the 26th day
Of July inst az tzvo clock la tie afternoon,
ALL the real estate in sad Cane Ehzsbe'h
of which he said ID lniel Weston died possess
ed. consisting of fwenty.six acres and three
quarters Of an acre, twenty two acres and three
quarters of an acre Of which is bounded wesser.
Iy by land in possession of Ebenezer Webster,
Jr. and tour scres of the same sdjoins pasture
lsnd in possession Of Bossch Weston, for the
purpose Of paying the just debts of lie deceased
with incidental charges, and for the support and
education Of the minor children If said de-
ceased 'He
Dated at Portland, this Sd day Of July, in The
year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and fourteen
JANE WESTON, Administrat ix
and Surdian III sid ninog cmldrer
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

JOHN P. THURSTON,
No. 2. Lorg WIa3, Has 70, fate.
100 bbls new FLOUR
so do old do ~.a
35 chefs T'EA--of lateif importa'ions
60 bores Sperm CANDLES
10 do mould do
40 do dipped do
80 kegs TOBACCO
9 casks 6rlt quality GIN
10 bbls Clear and No. PORK
July 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

NJ M SNOW preeass his thanks TO the pao'ic
-. for their liberal patronage of the SAC0 no.
TEL during the ihort period of iu elsabhihment.
and hopes by uoremitting exertion TO contribute
to their comfort aud IA faction TO purchaie A
continuance Of heir favonrs His Fable, hia
honte, his room. IN perfe6 order and thoie
gentlemen and ladies who favor him with heir
company will experience the benign Influence Of
the Peace in the plentiful luPp!y of his table.
In
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

An officer OF high rank in the roya! ser
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-06
New Teas, &c.


The Subscribers having altered their firm
of Joseph .Nanderitie, continue their
business at the corner of King & Far
iax-StreetS,
Where they offer for Sale,
10 quarter chests Gunpowder
6& l-s ditto and
Is boxes Imperial
SO SO 9 quart chests Young Tyson
10 quarter chests Hyson,
10 ditto Hyson-skin
Teas Of good qualities,
principally OF the late importations at
New-Tork and Boston.
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee.
Is bags old Java Coffee for fam. use.
Brown Sugars of various qualities.
10000 lbs. refined Sugars.
40 boxes No. and 2 Chocolate.
90 bags Filberts.
10 tierceS Rice.
So bales first quail. Charleston Cot
ton..
pipes, Genuine old Port
ei-2 do. Wine.
S II pipes old London Particular
Madeira.
10 dozen Champagne.
&c hogsheads retailing Molasses.
% boxes Lemons.
so barrels Whiskey.
With general assortment OF the best
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, tor cash,
or upon the usual credits to punctual Gus
toners.
Vaudeville & Larmour.
May IS. II
N. b. They expect parcel OF choice
CT.ARET. in cases, in few days.
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Scarce Goods.
ROGERS & LEWIS,

King-st eet, one door east, OF the Mecha-
MICS Bank, have just received
DLAcK Double Florence Lutestrlng'
ke Black Leyantine, Black and " mite
S;II, Hose. 5-4 Ga "A, and "a Black,
White and Colored Damask SIX, ana
Tegant;ne SILK Shawls, Gland "a Black
and White plain Lace Net, for shawls;,
.ys;ls Shades. etc. etc. black and
rolored silk & habit gloves, gauze shaWls,
black and plaid silk handkerchief: black
Italian crane. superior 7-s and Al black
eambric. cold head jaconets and null
n,asl;ns. Superior London printed cam
br;cs. fiue GA cambria dimities, cravats,
&c.
Nav 80.
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(yE

THOSE who may desire 10 oo'a,h
ICE during the sensuing season are ins
formed that we are prepared to receive
e. Snhscr;nt;ons mon the terms following
viz we willfurnish six pounds, (about
half a peck) daily for So the season, the
ssason to consist of 100 days-and II the
weather should continue SO warm as to
make it desirable, no objection will be
made to extending it as longeas the Ice
lasts but should it not last TIE season
out. a preportionate deduction will be
made for any time it may fall short.
Five Dollars IN aduance will be recely-
ed in payment of a seasons subscription.
But in this case the season must be con-
sidered as ending with the ice and no al
lowance will be made if it shoula tall
short of 100 days. Tickets will occasi-
onally be furnished to subscribers for
each days ice, and no person will be en-
titled to receive ice for them who IS not
provided with a ticket. Should sub
scribers omit sending on any day o.
number of days, they will be privileged
to make up the deficiency by recelv
ing an equal extra quantity at any
time they may chuse during the season.
The Ice will be delivered at the Shop OF
r. HI. Little on King street, from Z o.
clock in the morning until sunset every
day except first days, Sundays, on which
days it Will not be delivered after cine
O'Clock in the ,norning-From the guam
tity which was put away and still re-
mains on hand in an excellent stat~ OF
preservation, we are sanguine in the be-
Iiefthat it will last the season out and un-
til freezing weather. Apply to W. T..
Thornton, Fairfax street, Or to the sub
scriber on King street.
Richard III. Little.
N. B. The convenience and comfort
derived from having Ice during the heat
of our summers, if it were only to cool
pitcher of water, would be well worth
the price proposed, in situations where
fine water is not always to be obtained
fresh, at the moment it may be wanted
But when to this are added the advanta-
ges of preserving butter. milk, meat, &c
which may be done by simple contrl-
vance, and at trifing exreuce, with a
small quantity of Ice, it is certainly an
object worthy the attention OF every ia
mily. Il. I'll. i.
Alexandria. May so.
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n NE HOW OpeAii'-S
. occupied as a domestic ware
muse. one door east of the Mechanics
Bank, King Sta general assortment OF
spring 8. Summer. Fancy =
Staple Goods.
Selected from the latest importatlons. a
mano which are real Superhne West OF
Eaaland black and blue broad Cloths 4
Cassimeres-hne and supertine black.
blue, claret-mixt, and fashionable hair
mkt, Yorkshire do blue, black, green,
brown and drab Cassimeres-ilne aud
common A and 70 Irish Linens, Linen.
Sheetings, platilas and linen diapers, "A
and rs fine Coleram British Shirtlng
Cottons, Callicoes and Cambria Prints,
4-4 and rs fashionable Bengal stripe
Ginghams, "A and GA white Cambrlcs
and Cambric Muslins.-Fancy Musiins,
viz, pearl piquet, victory Cause, PLAIN net,
tambour,d net, aud lenoes, plain book do.
black Cambria, furniture chintZes, dlm-
ties--a great variety of rich and com
I mon shawls, viz.-9-4 rich levantlne,
with broad palm and palmet BORDERS
leoant IA cashmere and knit silk do
"A, GA, IA and 81 common and rich
printed and imitation de.-black and
white lace wells, shawls, yandy kes.
sleeves, etc.-fashionable plaids irlng'd
and common satin and tafiata French
ribbons-linen and cotton pocket hand
kerchies, Madras pattern and iiag dos
white .marseilas and quilted yestings,
fashionable bengal striped and white
jeans, for gentlemen's wear, ten thou
sand sticks of silk twist, sewing silks,
Gilt buttons, hair combs, fine white filan-
nels, pins, tape, ridieules or indlspensa-
bles; Grape and common fans, cotton
servings. nuns thread; fine twiFd black
bornbazett, thread laces, &c. &c; ali OF
which will be sold for cash, (dnd CASH
only) wholesale and retail, at such prices
as cannot fail to suit purchasers; who
are respectfully solicited to call.
!, R. St l.. flatter themselves that the
advantages that will result to them from
being able to replenish often, by having
person constantly in Boston, Newly ork
or Philadelphia, who will purchase the
principle part of their Goods at Auction,
will enable them to sell their goods gene
rally at much lower prices than they have
usually been sold at in this place, In any
times.
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Wanted Immediately to at

tend in the above Store likely, active
and aiiable Lad, about lSor IA years OF
age, of respectable connexions, and who
live In town.
Nav IS.
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Burthen 600 barrels, viii be ready for
the reception of a cargo in few days.
Apply to the master On board, or
Ida 8, Hertrt e 20.
Who have landing, this day, from sloop
Ed,oard, Collins, master, from New
York
70 hogsheads Muscovado Sugar,
6 ditto first quality Moiasses.
April 90. tt
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NV Dry Good Store.

Rogers & Lezuzs,
A RE now opening at the Store lately
"a occupied as a Domestic Ware
bonse. one door east of the Mechanics
Bank. King Sta general assortment OF
Spring 8. Summer. Fancy e
SfaDle Goods,
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Salt Ahoat.

odde AA'OseS
THE Subscribers have for sale on
board the Ship BELLE SAVAGE, Capt.
Atssel, and Schooners TEACHER, RE-
PUBLICAN,s SALLY & CAROLINE,
1000 bushels Lisbon and st.
Ubes Salt,
ALSO,
Landing from SAID Nessels,
25 hogsheads Molasses,
y : barrel barrels and SUGARS,
SO barrels n. York Pork,
90 boxes Tin. and
sa50 barrels Tar.
ADAMS, HERBERT, s CO.
April Is. tt.
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The Subscribers having altered their firm
of Joseph .Nanderille, continue their
business at the corner of King & Far
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-04

r FOREWARN all persons from pus
chasing Lease at present 10 "
possession al Of william ao'nas s DeHn
.Tarins, previously occupied By 'eremis'
rnuet-said Lease being rendered nlss
and void from the repeated fallare OF Q
above party to carry It into execution
The property WILDE for rent the ensv
inn. wear. Any person with q good fore
and industrious habits, can know to-
terms by application to the subscriber.
George f. Washington.
/ also forewarn all persons from tres
passing upon my property, PARTICULAR
'cafernaea. who have been long IN the be-
BIT Of pillaging and destroying my tim
Der contiguous to the, river, as am de
teTn;ned to prosecute them to the utlncs'
extent 81 the law. " :. "
October 5. 81
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r Boston Palladium.
NEw-LoNDoN, Sept. 27.

NEW-.IONDON, Ccpts SI'
Destructive Gaie.---The equin0ctial
storm commenced here on Friday last;
and during. that day and night there was
la heavy fall Of rain; wind n. E. On
Saturday morning the wind increased,
lat z O'Clock was very violent, and soois
latter became almost hurricane. The
tide which commenced food atabout 6.
had covered the wharyes before 9, ana
at 10 had risen from to feet highee
than it had ever been known before, b.
the Oldest inhabitants. The rise OF va
ter had been SO rapid, hatthe buildings
in Beech-street, were deiused befofethe
Inhabitants felt themselves in danger.
and in so minutes after the danger was
apprehendcd, the waves we're running
from a to 6 feet high through the streets.
The lower parts IF the town had now
hecome the scenes of devastation and
Distress. The stores were f.ilirg, the|
wharves had disappeared, the vessels
rushed on shore OF crushed each other ln|
the docks buildings unrootng theI
trees falling and the air filed with fy-|
inc fragments; while men, women and
children. were seen supPhcating help,
from the windows of their dwellings, 8
Proyidentially this truly appalling and
destructive scene was short. Soon aiterl
III the wind shifted to thewestward, and
abated !; when the sea retarred with thel
same velocity it came IN, altho' lnl
course it should have ran feed Til IL i
and the storm ceased. In the midst oil
Judgment, the Hand of mercy was. most
copsnicuonsiy barred for our pfofectioh ;
had tie violence Of the gale, or hurfl-
Cane. continued half anhour longer, eve
ry building in Beech-street, anu on s., .ne
east side of Bank-street must i'ase ,alleh !,
and very Jew vessels could have escaped
destruction.
Damages by the Gele-Nine stores,
large and small, and five slaughter huases
utterlydestroyed,: four small dwslll"
houses nearly DESTROYED, and eiessn
honses considerably injured; two rope
walks blown down, one partly down I;
several barns blown down; Is stores aH1
shops damaged: six wharyes butt III
piles entirely gone, seven built with so.s
piers essentially damaged, a few othe''
but little DANCED.
Seven small craft sunk-four got on
the wharyes and one; on shore; two
origs with horses and cattle on deck
got en- shore; stock all saved, the yes
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.sel. yery little Injured, new shin.
|I;sht, took the ground IN Winthrop;'s'
1--WE ,s and Cell on her beam ends, but i
IF without damage. Gun-boat No. q &
lsa;I;ne-master Jones, coinlnander, weot
On the, rocks near the turnpike bridge.
her mas.s were cut away to save tn
hull; she bilged, but will be got oifuitt.
lout much expense The fine packet An
rera, Justin, master,of Providence, lies
lpartIy on.Lee's wharf, she is consider.
IDLY injured; cargo unloaded in good Or
Ider.
The damage sustained By this city.
lis variable estimated we should suppose
from the general enquiries we Raa
made, il does not exceed sixty dollars.
I'll a suticet OF special gratitude 10.
the Almighty, that Notwithstanding the
very imminent danger TO which SO manv3
were necessarily exposed, not a life nas|
lost. Amongst the principal sufferers
are, Benjamin Brown, John III. Frink,
IAspinwaIl and Brinkerhof. New-YOrk,I
Ephraim M. Frink, Elias Perkins, Geo.
IfaIlam, Nathaniel Ledyard, Samues
Hurlburt, S. III. and ]. Byrns.
AT the harbor's mouth, one smack rode
out the gale, and two were drove ashore,
one of which went to pieces.
The destruction among the trees isl
immense, in all the town in this neigh
borhood, Some intelligent farmers areI
of opinion that one half Of The best Of tie
forest trees and fruit trees have fallen.
It's a proof of the amazing power of
the wind, that the showers which fell o.
yer this city and neighborhood, were d.
salt water; the leaves Of the tender fruit
trees and shrubs, 4 of MANY forest trees
without frost, shrunk in few hours afE
ter the gale as Though they had been
scorched. During the strength Of a.E
.wind in tie edies,s the air WA extrems.I
ly hot and suffocating.