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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-05
POETRY.

From tie Democratic Press.
prize SALES, on board his Bri'annic ma-
losy's ship Sccptre--as advcr'ized in the
Alsxsudria Gazette, Sept 90, 1914.
Krives, forks and spoons cows calves and cats
Beds, chairs and stools coats, wigs and hats
Glasses, pitchers, piggns, tongs, tubs aud trays,
Potatoes. iurnips. wheat -four, rye and maize.
nottles fall ono empty, ducks, fowls aud dogs
'Iurkies, geese and pigs, negroes, hoes and hogs.
Saddles, brides, mares, horses, mules and assess
Sophas coaches, combs tables, looking glasses.
Shifts. shirts and bibs clouts, towels cradles
Pans, dishes, plates, spts pots and ladies'
With various such like things, we've list complete
IF YOU wish % buy come on board the feet.
sale begins at ten bring cash you needn't fear
III! project you all, I'm Chief Auotionoer,
COCKBURN.
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AXES his met od O ntcrm his old Gust omers
and he Pubr in gene al, that he can furnish
them al The Shortes notice, with the following ar,-
ties, II wholesale or retail, Viz ;--while Rope, of
al! sizes deep.sea aud hand Lines. Log Lines (;
hoGsln. and VI rhine seine, sewing and whipping
Twine t. Thread Cod Lines Bedcords / on
10 IL D9itaro per dozen; Fish Lines all Sizes, OF
cotton, faA o, six Chalk lin, $, Mule. Banding
cotton and silk Cords, for trimmings; carpet WAtp
and Filing FaA. low, &c &C. &C
Tie assures those WHO may favor him With their
custom, that the above articles will be manufactui
cd o he besi materials, warranted as good and
sold as cheap as van be purchased IN the State o
khodc-l land .yEurch g.
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APPROB ATION.

We. the undersigned, do hcreb, certify, that hsvin
in various us. Dr. Roberts N ebra,ed Fam,
lily Medicines, winch are now pepa',db b! Dr L. ".
ID, OF. of fhladephis, We have found them highly
ser,icable in ou families, and paricu ariy eticscr
removing these plants tor which thel are
prescribed, feel assured of heir ilsnce and
consider these medicines valuable aud we'll worth,
the attt ntion of all famesin testimony he reoi we
have ,fsed our respective signatures.
ID vld Jones, lat. Chaplain 10 ten Wayne, Chester
county Ed Ayers, VDN No liz, Noah Fifth st
Ed, siiIng,on, No. 9, Queen.street; Nath Bay yne,
No IS, North Front-strc.i John ID Nelson, No 9S,
Race.sree,. Adam nee, S9 Christian street " IN.
Ju,ian 50, soulh ff.h-street, Jacob ohoush, ISi,
Noble street J cob duff, No 355. Caljowhill ST /;
!, l. Byoslasky, M 81, south SIKH street; John
Shreeves, jr No 5S Coat, s-sreet J i.in, " T.
corner It R1ce and renth.street; n nnsh Burden,
No 529, spu,h trsnt street Thomas Rose, Tamma-
ny-st., T. Goodwin, Market street. James Braoson,
Burlington county M Wm. Hollinshead, Gouces
ter conny, N -. Enooh Eldrdse. Gloucester county,
N J. Chris DR. She. upper Dubiin county. (Pa 10.
seph ii,nfy, near Norristown, Montgomery County
George Engels u ). Arsenal. Isaac wiggns, Ches
ter counly
Ncssoor,. March 60 1873 Iyew
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Adnlln,silalors' .NOule.

'I,HE subscriber being duly appointed by the Hon.
i Court uf Probate OF ,he town OF orth-kings-
town, Adm,n,s,ra or on the Estate of BENZ AMIN
CuANPLlN, jun. late OF North kiDg'tovn, deceas
ed reque SITS all pc, having demands against tl
Estate To ,Ah,bil them for sdjus,nenl and all pei.
sons indebted, BY note book account, are reques-
ted to make pay ment by the first OF ApEi, or they
will be lodged Tor co<ee;ion
N3--for the accom- noda,on Of any concerned,
the books may be seen and adjusted at The store in
WEXFORD, lately occupied ~ he deceased, aud now
in the occupan,y Of Mr. Pardon L. Hammond. who
IS authorized To sdjus, The concerns.
DANIEL CHAMPLlN, .fSri5ssrasO-.
VjclJer6, .varc. -, ,el5.
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! NFcHNs ihe pubic that he mas for sale, indeperi-
deU, .t his c,nstan. supp,y of Cutlery, Jrwery,
Watches Looking GIasaes, &c &c.-Sugar, Coffee,
best auperfnc Pniade phia -Four, by Wholesale and
rctal', a. very reason dc prices for cash.
'ie also CONTINUES ms prof IS Of manufacturing
God ana silver Ware-and gives the lrue value of
Ole bold ani Silver according 10 their standard.
zeal v,r!e,y OF oher articles wl be found at
bis s.1.e, winch too nh me oas to mention.
.Ne10pqrf, Fe6suarg % 1915
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u WEW'L NDUN, MARCH
TIE ifigatc United o,a,e>, Com o,ouute,
cHAw, On Sunday last Came down tue ,Iver
eta anchored oil Wlnlnrop's neck On com.
ing TO sne fired salute. Tue Macedonian re.
maias up The 'iver. Capt. JONES i, SHORTY
expected here, ,oTase commsna oil ne.
Tncse snip, are o. dered 10 proceed to b IS.
ton.
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NV ONlANOA.

Eli -G nAoTON respectfully In
- forms ne Ladies and Ientlemen Of Newport,
t@' II su'hc'ent encourag cement be gwen he will
opeh school, on ionuay, the lUth Of Apui, ~
,oa's-''res', NO o, 'or tue instruction ot you h IN
IA, Wos. useiui branches OF Learning, g.,,z; Reading
"nohis, Nf,nmelc, Grammar, Gcoyrspny. N.y,.
S"uon, Merchants hctounls nd >un c,ing
tie 'ollcns the encouragement of tie pupic and
ss'u'es thsm 'hata strict attention shall be paid To
'ho'e wAo are entrusted 10 his care.
.AegPO'h -ddrch D., ISIS
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10000 dolls. | Highest Prize
ynsoath Beach LOtte,y-5th Class.


l2uu0 Tickets. at 10 dolls each, is s 10000
Not tTco Blanks Pr1ze. and no deduction.
First $500 Blanks To be emitted to S IL each.
The firs drawn number the Grst days drawing,
entitled To Two Hundred 1ckets at ~ Dollars each,
numbered from 1901 to 1000, inclusive, and from
350l to $500, inclusive, IS
2'svo Ihousand Dollars
The two hundred tickets to which the first drawn
number is entitled, are selected by the Managers,
and TO be delivered to the fortunate holder when de-
manded.
d, the above Scheme, the fortunate holder Of the
first drawn number may obtain
Fy'y 1housan6 Dollars
Tickets and Shares in .he above popular Lotterys
in great variety of Members, can be obtained 1t
the Truly Fortunate Lottery Office of
Also,-Tickts aud Shares IN the Canal Lottery,
SI5,U0o hishost prize Washington Bridge Lottery.
5h cl 8, S2OCO highest prize; and Bap,st stone
Chapp ,-o,te!, $4,000
Tickets in tee above three Lotteries only S..
teb I.
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NOiLNG.
NE SUBSCRIBERS INFORM the public chat the, nave
entered INTO Co-partuvIsaiy for tue purpose of
M"nuiactus"S WuoLtN GuoDs, under the name
anl hrm vi ,he 6urtoasuue Manui,o,urlnr comm.
ny. rHOuAs aULBERIO\
JOSEri GREENE
N B-The business WI, nc trs nsaclsd 3y Joseph
uesne. as 'seHt tor ,,'r csnpauy.
LtIeamoa,ifoiga, .Hirch ia, 1916
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10 Bt. LEI.

THE shop, No ,24, directly opposite Mr. Dow's
4 boarding house,now occupied oy NA.AicER
- Possession viii be given the 9th OF April *.
A very converien, Room. directly back Oft, will al
50 be iCased. NAruL. HAZARD.
Nssspert, March Is, 1915.
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YALEdBLE FARM.

G-iE subscriber ois to- sale. his Farm situated
~ hdd'eto~n, Aeou1 one ME adl "a It from
ths ''s'e-house IN Newport SAID Farm cuntains
bout oJ acres ut and sl,h gr al q ianly Of excel
l,nt hd uees, of ala KINDS together with the pu la
Diys theresa standing. FOR other iniorma,,on IN.
qAeOf ALAN,ON pESKHAM
" iiietown dec. Is. 1874
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WILLIAM PITT CARR.

TNfOL Ms mis- friends and the public that he con
4 tinues at his old stand, No &C. Thanes.strect.
corner OF Nili-sueet, where he repairs Boots and
Shoes cheap ive cash The smallest favor viii DC
Gratefully acknowledged.
Aerport. y crh 8. 1915
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners \ O;ice.
ME, the subscribers, being b, the Hon. Cour, Of
w Probate, tor the town OF Norlh-kugs own,
IN the county oi Washing on, aIponi.d Commits
sioneFs 10 receive and examine ,ht claims o. The
creditors ~ sinst The Estate OF GEORGE THOMAS,
Esq late o. said town deceased, toptesenieG inso-
ven, pubc notice is hereby gv,h that SIX noGths
from the date hereof allowed by SAID Court to-
the creditors against sac Es' ate All bi prove
teer respective claims. and that we witt attend 10
tha, service at our respective dwellings, witbln 8 id
time. SAML BkAY1ON,l
JON. REYNOLDS ) ''"
AIrpersons Indebted 10 said Estate ar, requested
to make immediate paymcn, to
BENZ. SMITH, administrator.
Worth Einpsfossn, .jiorch 81. 1915.
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h~oae Ll.na Lodl ompany oAures.

On THURSDAY, 27,h April next, at noon,
UH be sol. az Pubac .luciion,
On the aoor vt the ESthans. Coffee House, in
BOSTON,
VIE following Shares IN the Stock o.
L the Rhode-Island Coal Company, unless al
assessments due thereon, together with interest and
cnArSes shall DC previously paid -
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ind Possession garen immediately
M isTge ana CoumUuious t.w tiOuse, ne xt
east of lie Estate ut Psui NJ. Mumio, q, Esq.
- he House is every way cscn'atea Tor pubho
uouse. Applyt CRAM Ton & SHAW.
March g
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FOR oAL Ok TO Lei.

FOR oAL OK 10 LEI.
THAT peasant situated House, corner of Wash
I ington and Willow street, ON Easton's Point,
IN good repr. .iisO. the new House directly to the
ss,w,tG Ut the above, fronting Willow street, con-
venientD calculated Tor two small families Terms
nf 'a,ment made easy, il good security is given
The front House Will be rented on the FIRST of Octo-
Der next, ii not sold the other he will rent imme
dilieIy. Terms made known. by applying to the
subscriber. JAMES TONNSEND.
.Ae~port, March 90. 1915
JOHN Is. LYON,
Rxs FoR SALE
a few bbis. l ar and lioisin..
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Jan. 18.
Cana! Lottery-l<irst Cla 81
-SCHI IniE-

@yseen Iioasaaf 03Izrs, Nshesr Prize.
onty Fipe Dollars a Ticket.
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- E.l,
TIE uppS pArt OF the House mex, north Of the
a ,d,ss iosr. yHo'S. q, PIrMAN.
xlsgh y
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TICKETS AND SR iRES

IN the above LoueIiCs, De obtained at the Truly
Fortunate Lottery Office
JOSIAH <. SHAW,
JAM l8. .ho 1l8, Inanes-strees
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Washin ton Bridge Lottery
No. 5.
CT To be drawn in May next.
34lo Prizes.
6554 Blanks.

lpJJJ Tickets, at 6 S 90 each.
The treasures OF this scneme not absorbed by
one or two overgrown prizes. Us wealth is more c.
luay, and therefore more us,lu!ly distributed.
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looOU Tickets Not two Blanks TO a Prizev
and no deduction from P,izts
Th's Class Va commence drawing in Boston, in az
short time.
1t is presumed this scheme, considering the rcry
top pfce Of nckets W, be to and - offer falerug
.plospect 10 adventures IL Lo;te les as any here.
totore published IN the town of Boston.
New Vork and Connecticut MONEY,
Taken az Par, FIR TICKETS and
SHARES, IN The JoAozung
Sh!eniid Lotteries, viz
Plymouth Beach Lottery, $4,000 highest
prize. Canal Lottery, $1,000 highest prize, " .sh.
inS:on Bridge Lortery, $4,000 highest prize; Bap.
ust Stone ChappeI Lottery, $4,000 hisheoi prize.
JOSIAH [. SlAW,
.No l8, IhameS-sireef.
March I, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

In Kettering Eng. on Lords Day. t7th My
last, Rev. Andrew Fullar. lie was secretary o.
the Baptist Society for ,propegating the Gospel a.
nong the heather aud is the author Of several
theological works. 1t is said, at the time he was
called 10 rest from bis abonrss he hafbscompleted
and prepared for press, cours Of Lectures On the
Apocalypse.
In Wiscasset, Abigail, eyed s, and Nancy, aged
IS, daughters Of The Hon. Moses Carlton, ESD
Within two years. Mr.. and Mrs Carlton have been
called by Providence, TO bury his father and part
with four of their children. The two oldest OF the
four, Mr. Miles Carlton and Mrs. Boyd, were heads
ol families. The two youngest daughters were
sick at the same time. For several weeks they
heard each others groans and witnessed each otneis
distressex. They cgten united with anxious con-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31
&ortCap9:
Monday, July 81, 1915.

The European Intelligence in this days paper is
highly interesting aud important.
II i. now rendered certain, that the last Of Bon
aparte's patent kings Murnt, has been driven from
the throne, and compelled TO leave the country and
seek an asylum in France. The war in Italy may
be conside ed as at an end and that part of the
Austrian forces which were employed against the
army under Murat, will be free TO unite with the
allied corp advancng--tEey amount to 1900
men.
Among all Bonaparte's mushroom kings, not one
has acted so timeservng and fathless part as JOG
ciin-he has deceived and is alike desrised BY both
friends and foes.
King Ferdinand will be restored to the head Of
the government.
The combined armies of the allied powers are adj
yancing to the frontiers of France, and the respec-
tive sovereigns were preparing to join their troops
Barclay de folly, commander in chief of the Rus
sian force, had reached Hotf, on bis way TO the
Rhine. Mannheim is mentioned as the place liked
upon for the II. @. Of the allied soyeregus. The
Prussan army, including the kings guards, had left
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31


IL Niagara, Henry Weatherwax, Dfag-
con, formerly from Columbia county, has
been convicted Of robbery in a dwelling
house, md sentenced 10 Imprisonment, Tor
life. James Peters and Charles Thompson,
were convicted OF having been present, aid.
ing and assisting Benjamin Dart to mu. der
James Burlet, a citizen. They We're sol
diers and committed one of the most bru
tai, unprovoked murders ina plundeling
excursion. Seldom or never has case of
such horrid enormity been tried in the
courts of this county. II was a murder
committed without the slightest proyoca-
ton, in cool blood, without any particular
Individual malice, but in the mere wanion
ness of crime. The pathetic and solemn
sentesce and edmonton delivered by his
honor Mr.. Justice VAN MSS, which drew
tears from every other person in crowded
court room, scarcely affected the miserable
beings he addressed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31
CAPTURE OF NAPLES.

GIBRALTAR, JUNE I8. % ficial in
'ssnce was received lat night from
Mks' BY which it appears, that our
- under Lord Exmouth, having arriv
~ INC Bay, the land forces, fcnt over
~ o'tlly, took pofc1ion of that Capt.
70 The eft of lait month, two days
~s'e The arrival of the Auitrian army.
no'ai, who had fucceeded il reach
NAPLES, after the disperGon Of his
, Effected his efcape. in difguife, on
lans DAY that the town fell into our
Y ferdinand was hourly expected
~ ne had arrived at Menina, from
,,xs. oops which captured Naples
s's0 Of 1890, Britiih and SiciIians.
49,. a,ms Mntat. with about Z 900 Fr,
n = TO b. feet 10 rrieRe.
,,as. a'''sd troops at Naples confift of
il.,s s' s sn0 VI" Immediately proceed to
i, % . lrua article of the ad inf. fta,es
1 e ,s'eaa' to be regularly organized
6ss' ,s'p'' which, according to the lait
pia: were moving on the three
lpsxti,, ! Rochelle, NapoleonviIlc, and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31
Latest from Eneiaha.

Boston. JuLY %.
b the sioa Leonard, winch arrisel ,es.er-
d2} from Hahfsxy we received papers % the
10 b ine
I The Quseusbe ry Packet had arrived there
TOM LngisnE. She sailed from Fsimouth Iupe
10 and brought Loadon p~pers ID the evening
o. June Is
fhe empcrors of Rus4is and Austria left
s'otgard June j, for Lousb U g. nd soon
undoubtedly esched the AXIS Of the Rhine.
Fsrd'n'nd, kns OF he Iwo Sicilies, has is
sued Pioc'sma,ion on his restoration 10 ihe
Throne IF pies.
Tn King OF S-xony has published sneddr@ss
% his psnHle on hls ceding apostion Of his ler.
silos, n Prussis-
so 600 Russians were taking srosition in line
WI. the allied ARM.
Mn 4, The famous Spanish Child, has arrived
nd es
! lie King of Denmark arriygdA Copenhagen
June /, stom Venns, and was received with
. sest pomp. In the evening Tue city wss iiIu.
nina ed. Af 4.
The prefect Ct the Northern Depar,men, Of
France, bias made knows 10 ths sub trefecs
and MssnrA Of h.s iar ites. rr. s.<5sfshe rescue
Cos of Government bang REaoND rs WdNTy'
= WAY the e. efts InltniiUnp pro, roe ior ii,
feFFices 'rsfh0aa f1pcstag arp fhy9es oil his SUB
lecfs - lie Empetor, hove.e ha,aeaed
not TO 10 Ike his own speech cntorm 10 thi. M
tention
Messrs. STEERS, and RrcAipi, and The BAR
rxcs, are he b,dde TO ,h- srwloan in Eng
land, w-lch is for about $4,000 eco dollars.
Nc. Wanbread Lately c3inpianl u The Bit.
ish Hnuse OF Coomn1ns that Inward, snotne,
Member, ~ atlnaing g him. Sad "thc sentIs-
mln,' bus 40. The " honorable gentleman
LONDON JUNE t..
Letters his mornrg iccm ,a,i,a. places in
the Souh of France sac the increasing rength
Ollie BOURBON Cause at Hagre aad B.fde.ux,
ne u most exegtiuns of the m'titas is uaable 10
lie p dow h spirlgs of she psopis. aud IN.
~blte u 4 fes all s'ong tle co sl,even o nccst
where me people have also showus,rong sym1-
oms OF disconteni sgsnsl Ko,4ptrte --Ttn
Whole county, L seem, only wa flf Ac sg
nj Of attack ~ he Allies, when ne A ,ne- VII
burst forth IN every department oithe Sou II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

y fQUESr all who are indeb.ed 70 them ON
~ Note or account, TO fe,tle she fame hy tie IN
,ocsoher nexf'-Having waited months and wears
With fcne during he non.inistcouf.. rfon.im7pr-
{ alton anG embargo scts. aud he War and a. we
are now blessed withpeace, 10 SAG need to calculate
On renewing any Information fronl Us seistive 60
our demands (if this Golice is nsgiecsedl Isl they
are protcecu,ed -Afsr the indulgence that has
nesn given, We dncefeY hoPe thas no pc,fon will
o9se y. % teforf 20 the psii aud sxpesfVs rsrss.
ey Of Law 10 coIiecs our demands,
No,fbrarssauf5. TaI, Is 1875,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31
American Goods.

american Goods. r.
Wy R.&C. sTocKBRIDGE, of EortEy=tc
W. mouth, agents for one OF the ben Manufae-
tories on Pawtucke' Fails, Rhsde Ihxnd, are Goa.
aansly fupplied with general afsrtmest Of
hmstieQn Cosfon Goods,
49, CONSISTING or
Single Yarn for Warp ard Fitting
2 and threaded Stocking Yarn
White and cooured sewing Cotton
Shirtings; Check; siriPes; Ginghams
Chamhr1ys; Tick,ng, &c. &c.
N B--ShopkrePers and Others vii be fupplie6
al the FaGory price. OrSert ffom sntomers will
be perional!y and puaesuslly Attended to
ALSO, FOR SxLF,
= EnglIih and W iGoods,
on rsafonsbe terms for Cali ~ s~f aeesVs5 credit
quantity Of -Four aac Corn daily sxpecled
from Baltimore.
No,,bys,sssHf5. rsiy IS, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31
SrRdYED.

FROM Brsnhsl4 hin, 10 this town. onthe ss h
mt ligh. bay HORSE, with black ,eg. name
add tait-s fqua.e dork. ws, podr in fssl, add his
Dream chated-srot all Ia hoover hx. kes biu,
up and ~a give infce nation of him 70 The fufc,i-
per- 70 t1a' he may be recovered again, fhan be
hshdfs1noIy rewarded.
Jay ST. JAMES r.aNr.w0r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

Notwithstanding much Of our hlper has hereto
fore been occupied with documents relative to the
unfortunate event at Dartmoor prison. we Consider
il necessary TO right understanding OF the subject
TO publish che joint report Of the Commissioners
respectively appointed to 'inYeStiyate and report
upon the facts and circumstances Of the case. Our
readers now have the whole subject before them, III
such form, as will enable them to make up a cor
rect opinion. :t
Fortunate would it have been if the war which
has recently Terminated between the U1ited states
and treat Britain had neverHaken place, in that
case the Dartmoor scene would never had ex-
stence aud thousands Of valuable lives now lost 70
the country to their friends and relati&es. would
have been preserved; TO say nothing of othrr,su
jects coluectcd with the impolitc aud Improbable
contest. fse
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

Germ in the same addresses at the throne OF grace
and we hope they now repose in the bosom Of our
God and Saviour. May God who = tempers th.
wind to the shorn lambo comfort The bereaved
parents, and make up their losses in those rich and
spiritual blessings which are better than sons and
daughters.-1he three daughters have died within
10 months. q
Insatiate death 'IFotla not one suffice 2 "
Thy shaf1sfef thrice, and thrice my peace scas suiin
In this town, Capt WILLIAM WLELLAN, aged
10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31
ALGERINE WAR.

lrraFf afa teiItr from an Officer in The U.
SNrdierfGncGn squadron, 10 his .fiiend
n Yak, cased" Bay Of G,6rai,er,
lartl5.
We. have heard valious news of tie
Ftny; but have sscertained pretty Ger.
tfly M; be Is NV at Cope dc Ca, wait
H'of the remainder OF the 100000 dol
hse'm; nded otihc Spanish Government,
|v7fn mas been partly paid him. Ills calm
|''s--bu' y the wind springs up, We shall
apsc1 % md The enemy tomorrow. His
MssS lsisales aud some small craft"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31
from Uddcyid.

Captain BtscAwall arrived a Baltimore from
MADEIRA, Informs chat letter rom Mr. Rose, at
Lisbon, had been received at eisdelfa mentioning
that an Algerne frgate had been Of the barof Lis
bon, and had captured four .4mSriofa, tVo P3rta-
guese and tco Dutch vessels. The above letter was
dated about the 18th Of June.
The brig Uthelio, Whiting, from Georgetown,
hound to. Gadiz, on the ffteeath June, spoke On
English vessel from Gibralter, Who informed him
thai he was boarded by three Algerine rigates OF
Cape IT. Vincent, few days before. Capt. W.
put into Madeira to escape being captured. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

BRITISH, SC Army.

L0knnx > Oe S1Nlnf.
ssssn.,..'''o,,s E 10. Troops of all arms
talbs na, a'y embarking for Os.end TO
I'm amsr; ANY army. All the regiments
aAiI m ,e''' as soon asthey get recruit.
H. , - nc same destination.
atsnsosa''l' lrmmediaely under the Duke
ma oi'our Divisions, commanded
salllspsa' Cooke, CLrNToS, ALTER
ss',sl,,' ' - divided into seven brigsdes
sshsst D. s'aer Generals VIvrAY, Van
ss'sssro 'ssoSsy. GRANT, L. SouERsEr
As,, mairLAsD, BySc, ADAMS,
Is Hin csHssos and MAcKsssrE.
aRand,. "aosrmere, Kempt, sc, have
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

He fubicEiber hereby gives public notice "a
aiheonesrned. that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon hinfelf the tran cf admipiRratoy>
de bonis non of he eltase Of STEPHEN THO -
rs, ste of Portland, 10 the county OF Cumbsrlapd
phyfeian. eecestet, by giving bond 9, tbs low d.
rs9s-He .bersiore resneAs al psrsoas who are
indeb' ed to The la'd decea. ed saats % make an.
mediare payment; add those Who have asy de-
mands tksrtcn, 70 e1h.5it the fare "a
HEN1T TLsLErg
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

7 HE fuhfctiher hereby g;ves public notice 10 al
: conserved, that Che has been daily appointed
aIa taken upon herfsf the truh os adfniuih, a;rix
or the etf~se a -rsaTHANIEL NOyRS lac Of
fcwnai, 10 the comfy of Cumberland, Yeomaa
deceaied, by giving bond as tAe ls~ airsct.--fhe
Therefore 'equeHs all pergons who are ndebted %
l he laid deceafed's efsse 10 make immediate paw
men, and thote who have any demands thereon,
10 exhibit the iams to
$50 ABIGAIL MOVES,
Povnzi Fu,y To- 1875