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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-30
BY THE MAILS.
From the New.London Gazette Of Jan. rs.
Capture of the President.

capture OF the TTeSlQent.
On Monday afternoon flag came mp from the
enemy's squsdron off this port. was brourh, too
of For, Criswsld & delivered alc;ter Of which
the following is copy.
/" Rear Admiral HoTHAM has the honour 70
request Gen. CusHINc will please to convey
the enclosed letter to the Lady Of Commodore
DecATua; who. the ar-Admiral begs leave
to acqusint General CUSHING, is gone to the
Bermudas in good health, board the Endy-
mion having been captured in the r.. S. fripate
President, on the 18th inst. by detachment of
His Msjesfy's ships.
III D. M. ship Superb,
of Nesv- London, Esd Gan. 1914"
:. Rear Admiral HoTHAM also hegs leave TO
commit the accompanying letters 10 the care of
Gen. CUSHING which were received from
persons lsse of the Presiden,.v
The letters were from Com Decatur to h;s
lady, and other officers 10 their friends and
none official The officer who came with the
hsg declined making any verbal communication
A letter from an officer 10 his friend was read in
town and forwarded. Il was written on board
the Pomona. II briefly stated that the Prssi-
dent was csptJred in The afternoon Of the 18Th
inst sfer an action Of four hours and Ia halt. bv
four B itish siips.-That the frst, fourth and
fifth lieusensn,s wese killed, and the sailing.
master ard two midshipmen wounded with =
great loss ofmen. The heutensnts killed, we
understand, sre MessFs Rabbit, NJ c. Perry.
(broshcr 10 Csm. Perry anc Hamilton, son Of
me late Secretary of the Navy.
Il appears that The enemy prohibited any par
iicuars ofthe s,ti N from being communicated
from which we must infer lhss although hey
camel frigste, they have resped no laures
from the cspure.
The President sailed from New York on Sat-
urday evening, and on Sunday morning before
sunrise, the Majestic razee. which lay near
Plumb Island, got under wsy in the greatest
haste. and proceeded ses, leaving her water
casks principally on shore. A remarkable cir
cumstsnce, which leads TO the suspicion tlat
Information of he sailing of the President was
received by = tsaitorous communication, in IL
hours alter her sailing ; which, not impE obaDIy,
led 10 her capture
The action must have been principally run.
ming one, and nearly parallel 10 the coast Of Long
IS aad. ss the fsing was distinctly heard as
Stonington and Newport.
1t Sppesrs, before the brave Commodore
struck his heg, be was assailed by the frigates
Pomone, Iepedos and End mion, and The fazee
Majestic !; and we have no doubt, that in. this
bloody and lsmented action. new glory perched
on The american standard.
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IMPORTANT NEWS
From The National InselTgeacey, ,
Saturday Jan- 81
Cory eta letter 10 a member offhe House CT
hefsresenfafives, dated

hetresenfafives, dated
Neworlesns, Dec. IS, ,
i O'Clock. at night.
Before had time 10 fold up the letter
wrote you to-day, the alarm gun was
sounded, and forthwith repaired to the ten
led hsld The enemy, without being dis
covered, made the river at Gen. VilIarry's
plantation to day about IL or | o'clock.
they have not, it is supposed, all ret de-
barked. The entry was made up bason.
into which canal from Villaray's plan,a-
ton empties. Gen Jackson with Gen.
CoHee's men, the 9TH regiment, a part Of
tie 44lh, some ofthe town militia and some
other troops, arrived about seven o'clock
supported by the sch Caroline. We COM
menced The engagement about half p.st
seven, which continued pretty hol Until a.
bout quarter alter nine when the fire ceas-
ed on the part Of the British first. cannot
tell the number Of killed or wounded on
either side yet.
Towards the close ofthe engagement, our
company of rinemen was broken by 4
charge from the enemy and has suffered
good deal Capt Bealle commanded the
right and myself the left of The company.
had then with me only IS men, 3 of " horn
we're wounded and had also / / prison.
ers, part OF the army that was at WASH
ington. In this situation, thought il
best 20 order my men to march towards the
swamp, and accordingly marched about
hall way 10 town back of the plantations.
have safely delivered the prisoners, and
am now at home very much fatigued. I
shall set out again before day with nv
men for the field of battle--our army Is
well formed, and will not be surprised-To
morrow morning the battle will be renew
ed The two armies nearly keep their
ground--I believe we have the advantage
so far, but can give you nothing particular.
Our army has been reinforced 20 night by
thousand Of Gen Cartell's men, and I
expect hard fighting TO morrow. The pris-
oners that our company has made state
their numbers to be about 10 600 men, and
about 5000 debark ed with whom we fought.
tha, they are commanded by Gen. Keene
-that there are two regiments Of blacks,
1000 men each.
December, "a, o'clock w-The British.
have landed 5000 men. Our troops made
an stack upon them last evening at So
clock, h, enemy is defeated and we have
taken number ofprisoners. The Tenne
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HOUSE or REPR i SENTAT1vEy.

- THURSDAY ] nuary 10.
The Petition Of Caleb Bradley and olhers, of
Phillips Academy, and number were read and
COMMITTED.
FIVE thousand copies Of the report of the Hat
ford Convention, were ordered Z, be printed and
committee appointed 70 consider OF their dis
ibution.
surer relative TO the fiscal conce OF the State.
FsIDAY, Jsi,usry 90
Ordered that Messrs. Lymsn, Neal and Sa
wage be committee TO consider and report " d :
compensation shall be mpde to the senllemzn
delegated by the General Court TO meet III Con.
vension At Hartford, Connecticut.
A number Of petitions and circumstances were
read and committed
comnlttee WIS appointed to consider the
pxpediency OF passiog law 20 regulate The Gus
sody Of property, cast on our shore, from piilage
and deliver it 10 The lawful owners. when legal
~ demanded.
eommluee was appointed to consider what
foundations and Restrictions il is exaedient, 1t A.
S!l TO pe nit The passing and rel asslng Of boats,
on he Sabbath Day, on the ns,igabie waters and
canals within this Commonwealth
SAruRDAY. Jsnuary 81
A lumber Of petitions were read and commit
led
adjourned TO Monday IL O'Clock.
MONDAY, jan. 90. a committee was APP
pointed to report, whether any Members OF the
Hou.e held any Offices incompatible with their
hold.ag seat ll,ese,n; and that they have pow
er to send for persons and papers
@. motion Of Mr.. Lyman, OF N.
Ordered, That the Solicitor General Of his
Commonwealth be and he hereby is directed,
Forthwith to insti ute q prosecution OF law,
against the printers and publishers OF The 1apkee.
pubic ne wspaper printed in the t2xn of Boz.
ton, for gross and indecent libel upon this Legisla-
fuye, con, s,nsd in said paper, which was publish
ed on Friday The 2osh inst.
A INC IN was made by The Rev. Mr. AKIN,
Of ID. TO reconsider The above v)te. NegaI,sd,
I04 10 4
(ITHe learn, that yesterday the Grand Inquest
IF The county preferred a bill IF iads1ment dgasnst
The p, iafeys IF he a6ove PAPER for The ii5el thai
they sue,e ayrsigneel on II before the Sap,r ,ae II
dseial Cowf. plead Not Guisy. and thar day mex
sueek is assigned for their r,0l.,
TUESDAY, IAN. "a. The bills from the 81 q
ste respecting attachments on mesne process ;
and fos smending the Nail Inspection Laws
were resd and committed.
The Mss. Fire ms. Company Incorporation
hill, passed 70 be engrossed Some bills passed :
first reading
Pstifions--Ofthe Worcester Bank Of y Fox
&c. !: N, Ch4mpney, &c. ]. Perry; VIM. Con
an, Sd !; Isaac Miles Were read and commit
ted. Adj.
WEDNESDAY, January 25.- Much business o
local nature WAS transscteu This day.
Petitions Of the Augusts, Gloucester, Salem
Newbarypors. Kenfebeck, Manufacturers an
Mechanics, Nv England, Boston sud Unio
Banks--,he town of Raymond. Selectmsn Of DIX
field. town Of Wells. Inhabitants Of Vienna. tow
of Frsnkiort, G. Read, town Of LincoInyillc, r
II Gardner, &r. sse,e real ns5 eeriait:rd.
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Bank RETURNS.

The COMMITTEES on Bsnk Returns reported an
order, which was accepted, directing be Sec
retAry 10 cause The several returns to be printed,
as soon as may e AID that he forthwith notify
the Lynn Mechanics, Gloucester, and Portland
Banks OF their bresch Of lsw in M, making re-
.urns; Is also the other banks whose returns
are defective, 10 shew cause, If any they have
why prose cutlons should not be instituted sgains,
hem, Adjourned.
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acquiring these productions Of the sea, IS nearly
fotten at the wharves, and the seamen engaged IN
ibis branch ofbusiness very important, in public
view, are scattered and gone
The domestic articles in the four years next be-
fore the restrictive system, 50 millions more,
than the same articles exported in the four years
under ii, and before the war.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-30

finance, not purpofcs of commerce The
fame fortune has happened TO them ALL
their credit has funk Their REFLECTIVE
governments 60 to them for money, when
they can get it no where eife; and the
banks can relieve their wants only by new
ifTuss Of their own paper. As this 10 not
redeemed. the invariablc confcquencc,
depreciation, follows and this has fome.
times led to the vulnerable and ditru6tivc
xxpcdient of depreciation of the coin
itfcf.
! Such are the banks of Petersburg, CO.
pcnhagcn, Vienna and other cities of
Europe And while the paper Of thcfc
government banks has been thus de-
preHcd, that Of other banks, exiting in
their near neighbou-hood, unconneacd
with government, and conducting their
buiinrfs on the BATS of commerc,alcrcdit,
has rcrained value equivalent to that of
coin.
Executive ifIucs Of paper, and clcfe
connection with government, arc the two
eircomffances, which of all others, arc
mott certain to dcttroy the crcdi' ofbank
paper. If there we're no executive ifiue
or in other words. if the bank paid its
notes in fpecie on demand, its connection
with government and its intcref in the
funds, would not perhaps materially at
feet the circulation Of its paper. although
they would naturally diminifh the value
of its flock But when thefc two cir
cumttances exit in the condition of any
bank that it does not pay its notes, and
that its funds are in pubic flock and all
its operations Intimately blended with the
operations of government, noshipg furth-
CT ned be known, to be quite fure that
its paper will nor anfwer the purpole of
creditablc circulating medium.
look upon it, therefore FIR, as certain
thar a very comfortable difcount will att
zach itfelf to the notes Of this bank, the
frff day Of their appearance thar this
difcouut will continue to inlreafe, and
unlefs congrefs fhould be able to furaifh
iome renedY which is not certain, the
paper in the end will be worth nothing
IL this happens, not only will no one Of
the benefits propafed be obtained, but
evils Of the mott alarming magni1 udc will
follow. All the horrors of a paper mon
ev fyifem are before US. If we venture
or The nrefcnt expcdient. we fhall hardly
be abe TO avoid them. Ihoruin Of pub
liz .ffa;rs. and the wreck Of private prop
ertv will cnfuc.
| would ak Gr. whether the friends of
This mrafure have well confidered what
ef ai. will produce on the revenue Of
The csursrry BY the proviGons Of this
bill, the notes of the bank are to be re-
seived in payment Of all taxes and other
dives to government. They cannot be
refufed, on account of the depreciation
Of their value. Government binds ltfeIf
20 receive them at par although j, fhould
be obliged 10 pay them out Immediately
at dilcount Of q hundred per cent. 1t
Is certain. then, that lois on the rcve
nue. will be fuitained. equal to any
depreciation which may take place in
this paper ; and when thc paper fhall
come to nothing. the revenue of the
country will come to nothing along with
it. This has happened to other count
ries where this wretched fyltem has been
adopted, and il will happen here
= ~ol LIT a1 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-30

The Norwich pspar says letter was landed.
from Com. DECATUR 10 the Secretary Of tha
Navy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-30

DjttO from september ~, IolZ, TO
July i, 1914, IS, $50, 7s5 ~
Army expences, ascertained, to
to July l. 1914, 4SO4T $50 20
Nary Department from January
4, 1919, to September 50, 1912, a.
bout 6 months Of war and . months
of peace IN that year, 2,6S3,6i2 80
Ditto from september so, 1872,
10 July 1, 1914, ft,S8t,752 20
Euly /, 1914 ii, $50 ss5 Is
Ascertained War expences to Ja-
~ 1, 1914, 5T,367,9i5 IL
To winch must b. aided expen-
ces pnascertained, S,000,0J0 90
Total expence of army, navy and
Disbursements dac individual States
on account OF militia expences, 60,S67, 9f5, III
Schedule (B) shews the receipts at the u. states
reasury durng the above period, tne whole a.
mount IS about IS IL millions, received as follows
On account Of Loans, 39,71,1if 90
Ditto Excheluer Bills, 1f,f3S,0o0 o.
Total obtained by loans and trea- +--*s
say notes previous to July 4 1914, so SOP 900 90
The remainder was received on the account Of in-
erpai and direct taxes daties, sales OF land, post
ire, sc-
schedule Co she-sthe great increase of the revc-
nues oil the =. 5. from the adoption OF the federal
constitution to the adoption Of the restrictive sys-
tenn AMI while commerce continued free and the
great dminution OF those revenues since that svs-
tenn was resorted to. The amount Of the revenue
IL the United States commencing with the Pc
Rod above mentioned down to the 30th of Septenl-
Der 1919 was, by the treasury statements in toto
S.21J, 36,78S 33
All this revenue arose from Com
merce, except 6,262, 65f 90
Nole...Ihis last mentioned sum was received,
from internal revenue, s 6 450,003; direct tax,
f,757, o10; sales Of land Sc, s6i, a84 o.; post
age of letters, S 6s7,SA5; miscellaneous, 1916,
IT'S.
Therefore, it is clear that If there had been no
restrictive system or war; the old debt OF the u. s
would have been before this time paid, or nearly
paid
Schedule O) showing the state Of the army Of
the United States previous to July 4, 1914 It was
thus detectives 81 ,0f0; aggregate 1883; sta
toned ~ follows.
In the first Military District, at Boston, Ports
mouth, Portland, and PASSPORT aggregate number
SIS
Q Military District at New-London, &c. I'll
5 do. at New-York. e,ff6
do. at Fort MiiFiin, &c. sos
5 do. al Baltimore, Norfolk, ga
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-30

The British friga'e MsidstoD-, which ranaoav-
said nd been sunk by the U. S. frigate conss,lu.
ion has au,rcd q Hiiifx
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-30
TUksDAY IAN, ~
MTTYTId REFORM

The Comm Tee appointed Al the last session
II revise and report amendments of the Militia
System Of his State, reported and 500 COPIES
ordered 10 be riated for the use Of the mem
hers az The two Houses
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Legislature Of passafbusefts.
DOCUMENTS.

or The documents which accompanied his
Excellency's Message, were
l. A letter fromthc Secretary of War through
General Dearborn, 10 the Governor, Informing,
nat the United States contemplated tsking TneA
sures 10 expei he enemy from Castine and East
nert ;--that 5000 militia Of the state, 1under
Gen. King, would be employed for the purpose
md requesting he Governor to furnish the mo.
nry 10 support and ray these troops and PROM
isng remuneration The course of WI months
2. Gov Strong's answer in which, besides
his inability 10 comply win the request. Il Was
sdded, that we'll informed men he'd glsen i IS
heir opinion tina. any ex edition OF the kind
con emplated, would add to the Inconvenience
Of sht inlab,tsnss of The distric said 10 be occu
pied by he enemy and could NOT be siiicscious
in expeIllng them wishou the aid ofa naval force
adequate to he command OF Penobscot bay
3.Repor of the Treasurer OF the monies Dor.
rowed of asaks, sgseeabIy resolution q
the as, session, which amounlr d. Dec 10, 1914,
10 631 900 dollars and stating the difficulties
which attended this mode Of obtaining supplies.
A The snnusi return of the Q. NJ General
S. The repnr, OF he Commissioners OF Sea
Co.'s, Defence. Their expenditures about
400 600 doAays.]
s Copy Of instructions to the Board Of War,
&c.
z Report Of the Board fWsr.
s. Annual repors of The Adj. Gen.
g. A letter from the Hon George Cabo'
President of he Convention which assembled Al
Hartford, lnclosing two copies OF The proceed
ings Of that honorable body.
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Jpflps Gng'anp Contention.

A summary Of the Statements published By direc-
ton Of the HARTroRD CONVENTION. Wont
Of room con.pe's US to omit mray Of the details
in The seuerul Schedules; b't tic most material
points are sgive,,.
Schedule (A) shows the ascertaincd expcnces OF
the war prior to July 1, 1914. Hillary Depart
mert, or land forces from January /, to september
80 1919, including about months of peace and 8
months OF war in that year S.7,46i8iA 80
Ditto from September 80, 1912, to
July 1, 1914, S5,5S2, 7s5 ~
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THURSDAY. January 20 The Comnise On
Raaks. was directed 10 consider whist f,her
provisions are necessary TO enforce the rig az
the state 10 loans from the Banks.
A number Of Petitions were read and CONNIE.
ted.
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In SENATE MONDAY, JAN

A bill to au,hofze the Saffoik ms Co. to re
duce It's stock. passed to be engfcssed.
Committees were chosen 10 report on the
subject Of securing attachments on mesne
process, without re moving the same ;---sad 10
examine and report en- the Nail Inspection
Laws.
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do. at Norin& SouthL arolina georgia, z, Pa
Z do. ut Newt Orleans, Mobile &c. 2,S7a
Stationed on the sea board, 1869
Military District at De-
troit, Sandwich, &c 2,4I2
3 do. division Of the right II, 195
at Bufaioe ,Sacket's harbor ,Ac6,61S
-f3, 403
on the Canada line 2o,ss0
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-30

December, "a, ? o'clock M-The British
have landed 5000 men. Our troops made.
an attack upon them last evening at s O
clock, IN, enemy is defeated and we have
taken number Of prisoners. The renne-
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AZ
It the II. states
tne whole a.
we'd as follows
39,7Tf,7if 90
1f,f33, 5000 o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-28
GOV PROVOST

gentleman who has recently arrived at
Montreal from England, states, that the
merchants in London, trading to North A..
merlc's, united all their interest in a strong
representation for the removal of Governor
Provost IRON the command in Canada. -
Lord Bathurst promised to lay the same be.
fore his majesty's ministers & to give them
an immediate answer, Two or three DAYS
afterwards he sent for the ommittee, and
informed them that his Excellency Sir Ge0
Provost had executed the orders of the ca 1.
binet IN every particular--thst his orders
were limited, which he had execu,ed to
their full satisfactioA-and that he would
be Continued Governor General of North
America. This decision, it is presumed,
took place before they had heard Of the
result the Governors attack upon Platts.
burgh-
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TO BE SOLD,

The zrF'ie of my Pr5herfy in me ,,-on Of
AIsHchesfer, as formerly a iUsrfised,
or TUESDAY, 2lst FEBRUARY.
at Il o'clock on the p-emises.
The situation is HIGH anil agreeable. Iv;,,.
on the main street opposite Brooks, r,gg..b
Terms efs7ie-One third ofthe money % 80 80
paid on giving possession, the balance in tSs
annual payments :" '"S
January %. S'' I'
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.
Pn,,on .Znnnnrn

RoSton, January -
Yesterday. agreesbly to adjournment, the
LEGISLATURE Of this Commonwealth assem-.
t.ed together snd, on the call of the two
houses, Il was found that quorum were
assembled in both branches, and ready to
rrrceod 70 business. Immediately on the
Governors receiving this intelligence, by a
j"irt committee, be communicated the fol-
I.wtJg
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MEsSACEi
Gentlemen Of The Senofc, and Gentlemen o.
the House Of Rctrcsenfafives,

fNh A'NNoe ~ titIsffc GNtNtttGot
In compliance with .he request Of the
n embers from this commonwealth, of the
Convention e Delegates from the New Eng
laod States, which lately met at Hartford
I haze directed The Secretary to communi.
cate to tie Legislature their report, which
was transmitted to me for that purpose, and
whIch appears to have been the result of mo,
Iteration and frmness.
Immediately after your late adjournment.
hye persons were appointed 20 constitute a
Board Of War, agreesbly to the act of the
2Uh Of October last A copy Of the instruc
uons given them, and an abstract Of all the
arcouufs by them allowed and paid, prior
10 the Il day Of this month, together With
fueh proceedings Of the late commissioners
tor The protection Of the sea coast as have
rot before been communicated, will be laid
etfort yon. From these documents I think
The legislature will be satisfied, that the
board Of war and the commissioners for tho
SEA coast defence, have discharged the du.
ties igned them with fidelity, and with
Ahch advantage to the public,
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CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.

Friday. JANUARY 90.
After dispoS'ng of osher business ,no,,
va'ch was the question as to the r;,h, y
hr- Biedsoe, to a vote, which wa. dec;d.t
10 the negative
ihe Senate resumed the considerable, &c
me amend nents al the Bank bill.
Inc question on Mr.. Bibb's -no,;o, .,
postpone to the ID Monday in March f,o
"elecD the further consideration of th. ., ~
lec,, being yet under reconsideration
very abe and highly in,ero sting da,,,.
took place, in the course Of which ~. NJ,
Mr. Taylor and MIR. Roberts s.onor,.d ~.
affirmative, aud Mr.. Giles the aer,,,ve
side. "SSa. We
The question was decided at a late bour
as follows: ''e no"r
For postponemept -Messrs. Anderson
6oo, Condit, Ga ard Howell. Kerr TO
COCK N"rrew, Ro,erts, Smith, Taylor,
turner, V%rnum, Walker ia
Against postpone nent-I esq-s R.rLo,.
3ro"n Chase, Daggett, Dana. Fron,.,'i,'
''ermsn, Giles. Gold,,orousa. Gore -
sew, tunrer. King, Lambert. N,so, n
nnlson, tait, Thompson. Wells, Waar-
ION. 10.
bill. fo'''one ''is
ga motion Of Mr. Giles,
ine Senate then de ernined 20 r.,.1.
from ITS Engagements with the II ,use ana
4he oerate adjourned.
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The youHg Prince Of Parma q 3naoar-
ties sony goes out in general in coach and
SIX with his governess he observes with
much attention the crowd, and the senti
nels who present arms to him.
The &. cat affairs Of Europe are treated
OF in secret, but with zeal and &C ivity. and
the results will develope themselves quick.
er than puSillanimous minds 1pDear to thi k.
Amongst the reports at Vienna, we shall
cite, in preference, the one which attributes
to the house Of Bourbon the intention of
supporting the pretensionss OF the Queen Of
Etruria and the states Of Parma, Palaeeutis,
Sco
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Receivcd afthe e6sce gf.ie Norfolk Puddle Ledger
By the Indus, from London
FRox THE LONDON CoUaIxK or ArsUsr0.

At length we can announce that official n,elli-
gence has been received at The admiralty, of 30.
naparte having been transhipped on board the
Northumberland. If lie made any threats of no,
BENG conveyed from the Bel.erophon alive, lie
did not execute them. He did no. evmce much
violence upon beng removed, but was upon the
whole, in = letter humor than was expected.