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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-22
WASHINGTON. M.rri,7z


we took oco aston to notice, a dav or tv,r,
ago, report By way Of Client, tia a neg
Minister q hrineeky rank, was to be sepe
rom Russia to the United State Tbi. ;s
singenucusy quoted as inlicAAye Of mar
tlaiiIy, on our part. to titstar dicnities. W.
ron the bottom OF our hearts disclain the,
sentiment The only fact Of any moment 70
us or 10 any other OF due good people of this
country, in that r1lmc-, if it shall prove. t,,,a
is, that the present Minister ofRussi,i 10 70 bs
superseded, whether by his own soEc;tatior,
OF contrary to his wishes, we have NOT heard.
nor lSst all material. But if al gyy. N1in;eter,
ron RUSSIA IS thus to be sent out, Whilst his
e. rank IN his Own gcvernmentkcaa prove
20 obstacle to his cordial reception, il will
ssrve to prove the distinG nished consi-
t:eratlon in which this nation is held by
the. liberal and enlightened ALEXANDER.
The act laying duty of two and half ner
cent. on imports, called the Med;terranear,
ford' expired by It's own limitation. on the
| third day of this month. NM. Jnf-
LOUISIANA
ThefollowiuS article, from Northern M
per, sheds duOious light on the manner
VI which the Negotiation was closed az
Client, and on the views entertained ~, tbe
British government in terminating Il under
full conviction of New DREAMS beino, ~
the time III their power. as they had eve
| IyFedSOh 10 NeueVe u was. We shall be.
greatly panied at aGy confirmation Of the
suggestions contained in the following
letter, and much srstifed at being enc
abled, from any authority, TO contPadics
them. II
ETtract Of a ietfsy from Paris, of Iafe
date.
eel congratulate yol on the happy news
% peace, which you will receive by the scbr
| ranSlt and however DESTROYS all gooJ mgr,
are to have the treaty ratified, some of orr
pohuclahs here connected with England ex-
press doubts whether the President will rat
| nyit; and among other reasons advanced.
they sta.e that the tile to Louisiana was MOI
voluntarily assigned by Spain 20 the late En-
/ pefor Of france, and conseque ne had no
just right 70 convey it to the A mericap g. y
eminent. !t is whispered among the di1lo-
,aatists at this court, that Spain has coded
East and West-Florida and Louisiana 70
Greet britain, as compensation for services
ca the Peninsula and that the object Of thu
! SfoA' a.'paca and expedition under Sir y
firkenr tfI;. vas far permanent bs<ssesainr
-. = n
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-28

about SIS years Of age. dark complexion,
5 feet TO inches high; had OF when he
vent away, blue country Gotten coat
much worn. an cid hat and brown linen
tr9wsers. He had been tie property OF
.r't,a.ll Graham OF Rayensworih, FAIRFAX
County, from when ] purchased l'lm;
and as he has awife thereit IS presumed
he is somewhere in the ne!ghherhood.
lie >aas iateiv hired to Mr. staunton,
,br;ci.layer. il Alexandria. and Mr.. Jas.
Irwin rear this place. will give ten
dollars Cor apprehending said runaway #
taken within, 90 mics of Alexandria aud
secured 50 that | get him, or the above
reward i TAKEN Go miles from this place,
and reasonable charges if brought home.
EDWARD Lloyd.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-28
SAFES AT VENDUE.

On er,ccss-; 9g',.<cssssls;1:st end FRIDAY,
WILL BE SOLD,
a. the Sentlae Store. corner Of Prince
AMI Water Streets,
a ARiETY OF
D,Y Goods, Cree siiSsSess sc.
Particulars Of vlaehwisI BE expressed in
TIE bills cfthe day.
Kind esssoSs which are on
Em:F.4iea aud tie reices of which are
a,5s,,;ss,s,,ei' eau at, aaF time lie viewed
e ,.lpaychaset al t.se lowest Limitation.
aid prices.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-28
PLASTER Land for Sale.

=
FEyssE subscriber offers for. sale, a
s Farm. in the County Of Fauquier,
and state @ Virginia, containing $50 A.
ores, one third Of which IS Of the strang-
est anaIity, and Covered with heavy
growth Of red oak and hickory-The re-
sa!ae, being cleared land, lis in good
heart, two thirds Of It having been
laid dawn in red clover, and nc tract
in The state has afforded higher csiaer-
ces Of its adaption to the plaster of Pa
ris,-i There il. OH this tract, and at tic
confluence OF the t~o never falling
streams Of Erosd and Mill Rams, a
scite for a Merchant Mil. with fall
Of 2Sieet, surrounded by every mate
rial FOR building, and BY, the side Of a
we'll built saw-aiill, recently erected.
4 law has passed for a turnpike road,
which viii pass By or near this scite.
Fer tie above property. | will take
the moderate price Of 90 dollars rer 3
Gre, with reasonable allowance, for the.
water advantages.
THOMAS 'i't TURNER.
Near Haymalket Post Office, Va.
September OF.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-28
John 3. lsaYnnlattt,

John s. Eiamnatt,
Upho|stAr s Paner Hanger
gg ESpgCTFJI,i,T informs his
( 10, friends and tic Inhabitants of
Alexandria, he has removed IL the cor
aer Of Prince anl Fairfax streets. where
he las Coz sale general assortment OF
upholstery, viz.
BED Ticks. furniture d:hcties, laccs
ffiisees. and tassells. an assortment Of
paper Hangirgs and borders, weavers'
slays--a few pieces Ct Superior
Boiling Cloths,
l!air Mattresses kept constantly on
hand,
Carpets, Curtains and Pew cushings
made, :.
Sofas. Easy and other Chairs stuffed
or repaired at the shortest notice.
J. Il. II. Taxes this opportunity to re-
turn lis sincere thanks, for the share OF
public patronage he has received since
he las been in this place, and hopes bya
continued attention to business, to me-
rit their future commands.
August GS. II.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-28
CARpEIINtS, &c.

Jast receircd from .s.'r- / orh and ao'r
ofaria@,
Brussels Carpetlng,
veneiian 10.
Ipsraae do.
kidtlerains'er Go
All os which are spperfne. end OF the
latest and most fashionable patterns.
q S @,
Tl~epce Silks,
Leyant;ne Silk ShaWls Of different
.sizes,
Irish linens.
Flaanels. CIat,is, Lace Wells, India
Cottons. fne Nuns breads. &c.
Together zsith their fcr'neT s'ocs'
which makes their as,ortmentwe GER
eral, all ofwhich they wish 10 dispose oF'
on the most liberal terms for cash, or 10
rnuctual customers. Therefore We most
earnestly request cur friends to call w.,ere
they nav Get good bargain, end ~
]east. Eeartv welcome. atour stefc. oie
door aaaye Fairfax street, on King Street
Alexandria.
~. n. German Linens direct from
Bremen.
TIGst.ers S, Eertb-rt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-28
Musical instruments.

,yEsIiE Observation-Disclosures sale one ban q
g Some new Piano Forte, one second
land ditto, few fine tened Sora.a'l
Flutes. a large stcck Of German Nielt's.
Violin Strings, Rows and Bridges, tew
sets of Guitar Strings, distinctions lHt
he Piano Forte, Finte als'' Ficlln, blank
Music Books and Music Payer.
Il. GRAZ.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-28
For Sale,

A LOT on FIT street. near the cor
"a nerof Pitt and Duke streets, witt
frame dwelling House thereon.
ALSO.
A LOT or Gase street. near t'le sad
corner, and adjoining the residence g
Col. simms.--.for terms apply to Mr.
Joan LoHgdga ia Alexandria.
Lewis Ii. Machcn.
LnG c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-28
Peyton and Dundas.

Peyton and Dundas.
IRWIN's WHARF,
oFFEagF FOR SALE,
10 hogsheads Muscovado Sugars
20 pnncheons w. !. Ram
100 or. and half CIR. casks Nal. Wine
so cases Florence Oil
so baxes Olives
100 pieces Holland & Russia Duck
a boxes Window Glass assorted
!, Go Gin Cases
so barrels prime Beef and Pork.
Wewish to purchase Tobacco, Wheat
AID Flayseed.
Senteml,er S. Is.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-06
Say ann 0h, March o.

We have conversed with one of the gen,
temen who was authorised by government
to negotiate for the negroes and other pro-
peTty which had been taken by the enemy
during their stay on Cumberland He in.
forms US, that admiral Cockburn would not
give up single article, except what was
taken from off Cumberland Island; and
that was supposed to be done through cour-
tesy-negroes, &c that were taken from
the other Islands, after the treaty of peace
was ratified, were not even restored The
enemy evacuated Cumberland Island on the
18th inst. and have carried with them eight
hundred negroes, considerable quantity
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-06

Of cotton, BE. stolen sio-e t..e:- a.riys
within our wa'frs. We shall pcr!.sp IS in
few days be able % lay before cur reader.
the whole correspondence. between tbe
commissioners and admiral Cccl;busn and
therefore forbear further remaf,.s o.
informant states, that Cock6urn contra
dicted the story of the Fioridas bavin,-
been ceded to Great Britain-that be h,d
received no intelligence of The kind.
We are informed that the conduct of ,l.,
British officers to the commissioners was
very insulting and rude We will rot aos
cribe the scenes that gentlemen have told
us they witnessed on board the fces vpb;jo
of Cumberland Bar hiodesty forbid, -.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-06

We hear from Guadalupe, Feb. is.
that an expedition of IL French men-of-war
had gone against Christophe, and that Pc
ton had compromised. No Am. vessels
were at G. Feb. lS-PdlddiUm.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-06

It will be recolected that the enemy's
force, by his own accounts, exceeded ten
thousand Nat Int.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-06
BOSTON, Narch 90.
PEACE ESTABLISHMENT

We learn, that the following are the Ge-
neral Staff retained to compose the Peace
Establishment of the u. States army
Major Generals Brown and Jackson Bri-
gadier Generals Scott, Gaines, Macomb,
and Ripley.
The Engineer Corps, we learn, is com
plete. Its station is at West Point
Capt. Hull is about to repair to Washing
ton to take his seat at the Navy Board.
The John Adams corvette will proceed
to Bermuda to bring home the crew of the
President IBost. Cent,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-06

81 oimons Island, during his late visit
there
from the S0U Gnnah Republican.
mayor Dutter-200 negroes 10 bales of
cotton ; quantity Of seed cotton his iro,
new and old leather, tanned and half tan'
ned stock OF wine, liquors, soap. candles
ana poultry; plate and stock buc kle. stoIs,
by an officer named Horton.
John Couper-30 negroes 48 of ther,
prime fellows, some of them tradesmen :.
10 bales cotton,
Dr. Grcnd-i negro woman: hale,
cotton all his farnlture destroyed; Gin
spoiled in trying to gin cotton.
n. T. Vytly-46 Of the primest of hi,
negroes-ne cotton.
Il. III. Gecfie--ll negroes a pair Of "a
zors and part of barrel of flour stolen hv
1t. De Thierry
W MIntosh-5 negroes l2 bales gin.
ned and some ungined cotton.
James HamiGt0n-iS2 negroes. onl,
one old man left on his place. and he mad
20 bales cotton-about Is ginned by them
selves; all his plantation stores, medicines
tools, paint pots, old iron, gin boxes some
handsaw files pockctted by the commander
IN CHEF, Ramsay carpet, library, and a
pair OF pistols, stolen by Cole, who CON
manded the land forces beautiful fowl
ing piece stolen by Horton, the same Of
ficer VINO stole Major Buffers spoons and
stock buckle.
e, NattheEss--2e negroes; bales cot
ton.
Mrs BrcI$ford-House broken open
and robbed bya boats crew under com.
nand Of lieDt. Grant-some of Mrs
Brailsford's and Mrs. Troup's clothes were
bought for ten dollars from the thieves by
lieut.. Locke, commanding his Britannia
majesty brig Manly,
Mr. ABBOTT Though they had made
head quarters Of his house and lived on him.
only now and then, bringing in some
plundered mutton, poultry, flour and IL
quor, lost the contents Of his store and had
the quicksilver ped from the back of
all the broken booking glasses in the house
EGtrdct from the return ofthe 1djutant
General at Ne1c- Orleans, shezU ,ag the
number Of troops under major general
jackson. and engaged IN the defence of
that place.
2Sth December, 1914
Marines, 81
Artillery, navy and volunteers
at batteries, l5a
9TH Infantry, S73
4lth do 2S5
Major Kinds command, $50
Major general Carroll division, 1919
Brigadier gen Coffee's brigade, s34
Captain Smiths light dragons, 40
Total, 3,282
LIST January 1916
Artillery, navy and volunteers
at batteries, l54r
Colonel Ross command, ,452
MAJOR general Carroll's division, 1879
Brigadier general Coffee S brigade, SlS
Major Kinds command, ESQ
Total, 1851
Sth January 1915.
Artillery, navy and volunteers
at batteries, I5f
Col Ross command, l,4l5
NJ lor- general CAROLS division, 1869
brigadler general Coffee's brigade, Sl3
Colonel Slaughter's command, 526
Major Kinds command, $50
Total, 1893
1t will be recollected that the enemy's
force, by his own accounts, exceeded ten
thousand Int
BOSTON, Ndrch 90.
PEACE ESTABLISHMENT
We learn, that the following are the Ge-
neral Staff retained to compose the Peace
Establishment of the u. States army.-
Major Generals Brown and jackson Bri-
gadier Generals Scott, Gaines, Macomb,
and Ripley.
The Engineer Corps, we learn, is com
plete. Its station is at West Point
Capt. Hull is about to repair to Washing
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-06

From this statement. which is as near
exactness as can now be made, it results
that the war will have made an addition of
about eighty millions to our funded debt,
the Interest of which must be annually
paid by taxes on the nation until the prin-
cipal can be reimbursed by our descen-
, Sants.
The work of taxation has been extensive
" prosecuted at this session The double
dnties on imported articles, imposed at the
commencement of the war, remain unalter-
ed. The Internal taxes laid at the last SEES
sion, have been continued and increased
and many new ones created Besides these
double duties and the duty Of 20 cents per
bushei on imported salt, a direct tax on
lands and slaves, of six millions a year;
tax Of 20 cents per gallon on all spirits di.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-06
SKETCH OFPLUEDER

by Admiral Cockbdrh and his officers. on
ct simon's Island, during his late visi,
there.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
VERY IMPORTANT.

AUGSBURG, MARCH 22-The Allge~
meine Zeitnug has the following article
from Vienna
The Rufian, Pruf1ian, and Aufrian
armies have received orders to advance
20 the Rhine Some accounts fay, thar
VA lallyrand has adduced fecret article
OF the treaty of Paris by which the pow
era engagc.to adilt the Bourbons in cafe.
at irturre9ions; in confeqcence of this,
a convention is faid to have been conclu-
ded within thefe few days, by which the
four powers, England, Aultria, RuiIis
and Pralil. engage TO march to the
Kline number of troops propor,ioned
TO their REFLECTIVE forces.
They guarantee the crown of France
to the Bourbons. and declare thar their
cAaie is the .caule Of Europe. It has al
TO been propo(ed to addrefs declaration
60 the French, to reprefent to them with
dignity aud energy, the consequences Of
their faithlehneIs, and 20 make them ref
Ponfble for all the evils of war. The
eoNS@"t4oii az HuStIoH was aatluSa anu
TENT TO France on the 18th.
The NeapoliSan Courier Natilli, who
arrived at Vienna on 18th, has brought
from the King of Naples the aTurance
that hia Majeay has given orders to take
Bonaparte dead or alive if he fhould land
in his States, and that he will always
treat him as an ufurper."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
IMPORTANT PARTICULARS.

LONDON, APRIL S.--We have been fa-
vored with the following particulars by
al officer Of rank, who left Paris laft
Thuriday night and upon whose infors
nation we are told we may implicitly
Eelv -
From the moment Bonaparte landed
in France, he adopted fyftcm of falfe-
hood, aatrting that his enterprise was
known to and favoured both by England
and Anltria' "How could have efca-
ped from Elba.' he faid, /" but with the
content of the EngHih, whole fhips how
cred on every iide, and Whole commit
Homer was my daily companion With
Aultria, he added he had made truce
tor twenty years-af1erting that the Arch
duke Charles was actually with HIN and
that the Enprrfs Maria Louifa and the
young king of Rome were on their jour-
ney TO France. Thefe tatements he
lpread every where, aherting in addition
that the allies were not forr, to fee the
bourhons deprived of the throne, on ac-
count of their unwillingnels to abolifh the
tlave trade.
Since his ARRIVAL at Paris, he is faid TO
have more than once exclaimed, q" Ic
suls arrive trop tot"--an explanation
which has been thus explained that he
ought TO have delayed his expedition I'M
I'll the monarchs had gone home, and
put their armies on the peace footing.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
THE REGENTS MESSAGE.

The meaage from the Prince Regent
will not be delivered till tomorrow. Ev~
cry man in the Kingdom, bur thofe who
admire Bonaparte;, and deGre the govern
rnent Of the bayonet, will hear with pleaf-
ure, though without furprife, that ii is
hrm and decided::-expreiIng the deter
mnation of the Britilh government TO
abide BY our allies, and conformity with
them to reftore France, invaded and feizs
ed contrary to the faith of treaties, to the
lawful government,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
/. BOZ MON BOYCE,
~ Eepsiped a new fuoply of

|1srieaa Manufactured Goods,
ach'srs1.adea aila lttiped CINGHAMS.
s5sks Bsdieking deuim Diapers Nankin,
y Que loih, shir,ing, shesting. Shaker
~ 'Si.g!e YARN for warp and fill
B. sad pue green warp, red do. coPperas
= Hhae Rocking Yarn, e,hread white
80 % leamg Cotton of all coIors that
J. ued-alfa.a few haadfome SHAWLS,
.oese g0tdA being from one of the old
e'isbplhed Factories ia America, are
squAl qualIss 10 any made in this cosn
keepefssanf Others Gao be fuppIi ed on
-ALS0-
ed alstge gugpy of morocco aud kssh
among. which are women morocco
y. fsRsss' t'es, Saedals. &C. MiiIes ditto
e,s'e peqf morocco pumps, leather
]. leather booee ado one aud twoties
1afs-m5fles do. childrens' leather
oc!s thick ma thin fhoes--mens' eo-ai
4 q. shesp lhoes. &c
Y :'''e s' as. II ia'e at the Lowell
4 20 CTS. ASHOES
su'loner.'fna wsrfented good.
III AbFor SAX,
~ LAND win a'Dweiling Hcufe, &c
e:lanuyi Asus;ea Gu Back llreet, cal.
.1'h month 10. CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

yeferday the. Britilh brig Victoria, 10
days from London, with valuable cargo
of dry goods.
LONDON, APRIL 3.-Yeferday
French mehenger arrived at Dover, with
defpatches from the French governments,
fome fay from Napoleon himfeIf, for the
Britilh government. He came from Ca
lais in one of the paGage boats, and re-
manned at Dover Taft night when the
mail came away waiting for permillion
from miniliers 10 proceed to Lond n.
APRIL 4 The French menenger,
whole arrival at Dover, we announced
yeiterdsy, was not permitted to proceed
to London with his defpatches fhefe
defPatches were, it now appears, addreT.
ed to the Count de Chaftre, the French
anbaaador.. He has ALTO with him def.
patches for tone of the French Confuls
ir Scotland and Ireland. The meiIenger
sailed again yeaerday from Dover fer
Calais.
From what paned in the Houfe of
Commons Taft night. ii feems apparent
that minilters confder themfeves and
the country placed in circumstances
which seem 70 render war unavoidable.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

American Manufactured Goods.
No 7, MsDsy's- RorU.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Aimy y B,ossn. o.
Providence, who keep him conitaotly tuppiied
from their long known and well eftablihedFact
ry at Pawtucket. with general aaortnnenl of
american Cotf0s o00ds,
CONSISTING or
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
2 & threaded white & coiord Stocking Yarn
White and coored fewing Cottons
Shirtings--Sheetings- Checks-otripes
Observation-Disclosures Ticking, &c.
~ Shopkeepers in town and country and PEG
pie in general who with to furnifh themteives with
The above articles, will efupplisd at the Factory
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

dies, butter, and cheefc into Gnadaloupe
was prohibited, and it was expected
that fimilar orders 10 thofe iilued at Gau-
daloupe, would be iilucd.
In the Brililh i1ands, every article of
American produce was prohibited, ex-
cept live ftock.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
zolnfstif JInteIlisenfs.
TRoY,(N. Y May 9

,
A sermon was preached at The Episco-
pai Church in this lage on sunday even
ing last, by the hon. and rev Charles Sfezo'
art. / his gentleman we understand to be
he son to the late, e brother 10 the present
Earl of Galloway, and 10 have regularly
graduated at the University OF Oxford.
These qualifications might We'll draw the
attention upon him, which may be iArlt
converted into admtraiion when we add,
that in early youth he quilted The P tn mar
&ed out by birth a. d education towards pow
err, opuence and fame--not tor the sake
Of wandering in the flowery ways OF luxury,
or even more vsnial indolence, but aCtuatcd
by the pious wish Of proclaiming the glad
,idings of salvation in the wilderness, he has
succeeded in becoming the spiritual father
OF two numerous congregations, where be-
fore, the Gospel had never been p'e@ched
History may hereafter reward Mr. Stewart
for his services and self denial, adding to
the annals OF the noble house OF Galloway,
that With its warriors and statesman II can
count higher character, an Apostle OF Je-
sus Christ, who Knows no nationality short
OF his species, who excludes TO sect fom
his charity and good will, at the same time
that ne is most firmly attached to the doc
trines of the church OF which he is SO active
and worthy minister.
Ball and Sahher TO The Officers 0 ne Navy
KINGSTON, APnIL IL
1t is with great pleasure that have TO
mention TO you the frequent occasions We
have here 10 witness the harmony prevail
ing between the navy and the citizens j;
rendered particularly conspicuous at an ele
giant ball and supper given Dy the inhabl
tants OF Kingston to the ofiicers OF the navy
on Fiiday last The whole oil Walker
Ho;el WAS occupied for The purpose, and
no expenoe OF trouble spared 70 ,ende IL
tasteful and commodious,
Sir Edward Owen.the commander in chief
OF the navy, honored he tete with his COM
pany for the creates psrt OF the evening,
Major Gen. Brown in his late visi; 70
Kingston, performed al ACT OF justice, which
does him more honor than all he has yet ac-
CURED IN tie field of battIe.-Soyne years
previous 10 the war, nc got deeply IN debt
10 mel chant In Kingston, the payment Of
wnicn he eluded, by quirk Of the law in
the state Of New-York. The General no
doub; wishing, 10 wipe off all stains on his
character, bret money enough to pay the
debt, exceeding 5000 dollars He is now
commander in chief of The American army
(nex 10 the Presiden) being the Oldest.
II jor General employed.
First Mediterranean Squadron Sailed
On the 18th. The y S. Squadron, desti-
ned for the Mediterranean, sailed from
New-York 1t is composed of the follow
ing vessels, viz
FRIGATEs.
Guerirrer. tCommodOre's Ship Capt. LEWIS.
Macedonian, Capt. JONES.
Constellation, Capt. GORDON
Ontario, Capt. LLLIoTT
Epervier, DowN.. F.anadeaa, NICHOLSON
Ere Fly, RoDCERs SPARK. GAMBLE
scHooHERs.
Spitf,e, DALLAS Torch, CHA5NcEY.
Leonard Woods, ID. d. Professor ot The
ology at Andover, was lately elected Pres
ident Of Williams College, in the room oil
the Rev DR.. Fitch, who has resigned.
Unpleajat Commercial Negcs.
L. a.. -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
OLIVER EVERETT,

rotJLD inform bis friesds and the pu5lick
j ieueraI tina, be has taken a fore iu
Ifssss oppoite The head Of Green-itress
xat has for fale a general ahortment of
". /. Coos 81 Groceries,,
~ quality and viii be fold as cheap as at
ne ia town.
rf5, 1915 CIV.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
)sK.RT WdRE STORE.
3. C. Al WOOD.

s. - Ss "A 4 a-OoDs
~ Middle feet
~ ~ efs'vsng complete anortmen: Of
('li4' taisG end cr0ckeyy Ware.
grN'al ah sr'meut of Looking Cafes,
80 ;ys .si5 If.