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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
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Several companies of regular troops,
chiefly from Erie, penn have been, for
two or three weeks, itationed in the vi.
entity of this town, waiting for their dis
charge. We learn from good authority,
that on Taft sabbath day, TWO companies
were discharged and paid. We have
heard no reaion aligned, nor apology Of.
tered, for attending to this buGness on
the Sabbath, in preference to any other
day OF the week No evidence appears,
to ihow that it might nor have been done,
with equal convenience, on Saturday or
Monday. The conduct of thofe in COM
mand, IN this inltance, has the appear.
ance of wIlful and deliberate contempt
OF the law of God, which requires all
men 10 remember The Sabbath dlry to keeb If
5sy-and of the civil law of our country,
which expressly forbids the profauation
OF the Sabbath by unnecehary fecular
buhness, and thus adds the sanction of
civil fociety 70 that command Of God
which enjoins the obleryance Of this "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
fOrelgI gntetllgeuee.
BOSTON, JUNE II.
! The Editor of a JacObin newspaper.
Lafef from ENGLAND.

A~@1JI JfOW LHSI1H".
We were yeiterday afternoon favored
with Halifax papers to the 18th infant,
brought by Capt. Putnam, from Liver
pool, N S
The Brnifh Packet Ranger arrived at
Halifax on the l4th init. in 20 days from
Falmouth, and furnilh.d London papers
70 the 18th of May.
Or accounts Ito May ~ mention the
repulfe of Murat. This is confirmed,
and it is faid the Auitrisns were in pos
felton, of all Tufcany, and that 1000
Neapolitans have joined them. Murat
has made overtures to Auttria, and Eng.
land. There was report that the Eng.
lilh had taken pofefion of Naples, and
taken Murat prisoner.
LONDON, MAY II.
1t is faid the Allies in invading France
again, mean to adopt the Bonapartean
modes exactly, and to fubiilt their troops
by regulations on the enemy, except in
loyal places.
There are reports of infurrections
among the confcripts in France. An ex-
plc6on at Paris is talked of. The reign
Of the Jacobins and of Terrorifm appear
Recommending. There have been dis
rurbances at Havre, Life and Rouen, and
lives have been loft La Vendee is iaid
to be in ferment.
Bonaparte is fortifying Paris.
Napoleon's orders to enlih The finer
men having reached Dieppe, they de-
clared for Louis.
Two vchels arrived yesterday from
France, and brought IL officers with
white cockades, faid TO be from La Ven
dee, where the Royalias ar in force.
We hear from Rouen, France, that
the 18th reg which frt out from Paris
500 frong, was reduced TO 400 by de-
fertion before it reached there. Only the
Mayor and perfon Ggned for the Cor.
ftitution--I2 Ggned agsint it Con-
fcripts refulng to march caufed riot,
when the National Guards took their
part.
1t is faid tina, in Dauphipy, mob has
mounted the red cap, and ailaflinated
fcycTal Psiefts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
b Z THE MAILS.

Extrad gfa letter 1rm Captain David
Mg|ick 9ftbe st. Louis couaty rangers,
to CoA William RaOsl, command<r in
Lom/Gana, dated Lazvsr Csivrs Ferry,
May IS, 1915
"About eleven O'Clock yeiferday, we
were alarmed by the firing of guns in the
direction of fort Howard, and immedi
ately mounted fuch horfcs as were within
reach and proceeded in full fpeed to the
aflitance of Capt. Craig, whom we found
clofely engaged with the indians and
pretty equally matched with refpe4 TO
numbers.
Having arrived in good feafon, iuf on
the rear OF the Indians, who immediately
broke and ran part of them retreated
inro fink hole and baffled every art to
get them out, as they had better chance
70 Kill than TO be killed. - The affair
commenced as follows
Five men that were detached in ca.
noe to convey fome neceharies to the fort,
received heavy fire from a party of In.
dams concealed in the bulhes near Cot.
ties field, three were killed dead, the
fourth received tomahawk in his head
and died this morning the fifth made
his efcape and was puriued to The fort by
the Indians, Captain Craig and a party
ran Immediately 10 the athfance of the
canoe, and compelled the Indians who
had poheilion Of her, TO retreat to the
woods, where they made fand and
fought him Capt. Craig was killed at
the commencement of the engagement,
man OF the name of Gibbony was Kill
led cIolc TO him, three others Of Ills com
pany were wounded also a citizen who
thared in the action received wound
frPp2led mortal
In the height Of the action, arrived
in the rear OF the Indians, and attempted
to furround them, bur they broke and
part of them took pofcdion Of a fink
hole, where they were fecure from our
fire. A battery Tor blipd) was haai!y
made on the wheels of a cart ran up to
| the mouth of the fink, but the men could
not dhcover an Indian, although al that
moment lieat' Spears was lhor dead near
the wheels, which induced the men be-
hind the moving battery to retreat and
leave him, as il was certain death to all
who would attempt to bear HIM off the
ground.
All our exertion8 to difloge the enemy
was unavalllng as they were entirely cow
cred from our view. During the action,
another party attacked the Fort but
could make no impreiion. Five Indians
were found dead on the fpot, and num-
Der OF their wounded were ralled 10
bobb's creek, where their canoes were
moored. We loft in this affair feyen
killed and five wounded.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

fathoms. From this great flow ofwater i
IS thought that some other wastes have
burst and that even those on the Town
Moor may be now discharging their water
through this pit.--The number OF horses
below Is SO. NeVedSHe Inr0H'
NEw-YoRK, JUNE 20.
Extract ofa letter dated Paris, Aflnt 90.
We have nothing new here which can
be relied on and the same ignorance pre-.
walls in political affairs as did fourteen
months ago. We have not been allowed TO
procure The English papers for six weeks
past, and All truth is shut out. How long
this state of things will last, God knows
but as business of every kind is at an end,
the heopie naturally see the cause, and anx-
iously desire the return of their betrayed
King. Yet the tyrant has his admirers,
and you will find many of them among our
own countrymen They appear to me
like the SPANIEL, who loves his master the
better for severe beating Bur, say they,
he has changed--he is no longer the same
man adversely has taught him useful
esson, and he will behave better"
Trust him no longer than he is in adj
Uersify--in prosperity he will always be
What he has been. believe the other pow.
RS OF Europe are well convinced Of this and
lave decided 10 crush him forever"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

EMPRESO MHRI1 LOUISA
The Empress, OF rather Archducbef
Maria Louifa, has pubiifhed letter
written to Count Ceratte, Governor Of
Parnta, of which the following is faith
full extract -
"My w,hes rejeaed the hand Of
Bonaparte. AS dutiiul daughter |
Welded to the entreaties OF beloved faith
err, and facri6ced myle!f for my country.
When arrived in France, amidit iuch
dazzling profpects, the amiable manners
of the French, rendered me perhaps TOO
indulgcnt TO the incon6itency and un-
iteadinefs Of their character. | thought
| had fudied the nation. 1t abandoned
Napoleon in his adverlity, and recalled to
the throne the prince whom it had pro-
fcribed. An Napoleon returns to
France, and the people forfakc their King
What bafc and faithIels nation New
CT will return TO it, and if | had pot a
fon to whom | have conGgned my exit
ence, I would thut myfelt up ina convent
for The ret Of my days '-HaD,b. Cor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
Lafe NezQg fr0m Eur0be.

- NE haze French ddDiccs to tbs 9th J.
Linden to the 18Th, and Lii6on to the
10th May received in NeqO I@k, HaGfax
and B9q2n. The details are interefing.
o. Murat's repulfe and retreat were
amply confirmed. The allied accounts
of them were official and the Paris Jour
nails admitted that he had acted myneri
ouly; had loft 5000 men and fcveral
cannon and that the Auarian columns
IN purluit had advanced into the Rates Of
the Church 10 Perugia, Tolentino, and
even to Spoleto and CivtaVecchia -more
than half way from the Pc TO his capital
where the Aultrians would probably
follow and dethrone him. His perhdy
had been expoied, 1t was added, an
Englifh and Sicilian force had landed
near Naples in Murat's rear but this G.
vent, though not improbable, required
confirmation.
CT In almoft every other part Of Eus
rope the mott dreadful notes Of war pre-
paration were founded
CT In France every thing appeared in
reqnifltion for the flight and if the ex
aggerations of her gazettes had not 70
often been expoled, it might be oalcuIa
ted that fhe was embodying numerous
ditPoiable armies, and had 70 lined and
IRON bound her borders as to render them
imPregna5le. She unquefionably was
bracIng every iinew which Buonaparte
could control to the conteit The Moni.
tear enumerated ten armies as in forma:
ton under fuch fec0ndsrate officers as
d'Eryor. Relic, Gisard, Rapp, Lobau,
Bruno, &c, Bonaparte had not left Paris
the 9th but was daily expected to ie:
out fer the north lie was Aated he
would not be abfent from Paris long
bur this may have been deception. In
the interior of France there were pregnant
fymptoms of reae7ion. Fouche had re-
ported TO Buonaparte many fictitious move.
ments which he would not have publicly
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

let him have it, sHave it, cried the
old gentleman, Yes, I'd let him have it,
if it was halter
Grandfather faid my brother Ifrael,
coming in at that moment, will you
lend Mr.. Willard your horfe to go to
mill 2
sWhy Child faid my grandfather,
foftening his voice, was going TO
sowa-bnt he would not ak for him if
he didn't want hic yes he may take
him 4 thought, faid my aunt Hannah,
you wouldn't trult democrat, and yet
Mr.. Willard is the hotteff in the neigh
borhood.' Well, WE'LL faid the old
gentleman, he's wrong in his politics-
pIaguy wrong but he's good neigh
bour. and believe honef in his error |;
hes welcome TO him.
I could not help smiling at my grand
fathers political PATTON, contracted with
his focal conduct to his opponents. |
turned and went to the Poa Office.
" Traitors +--Tories 7 cried a lean
dark-compl ,xfoned man. They may
call themfelves federalits, but fay they
are all fee of tories and traitors TO the
country Livery man thar don't iupport
government is traitor the war mutt
be fupported; oppoGtlon mutt be put
down If fair words wont do, we mutt
try what virtue there is in ltones.' Binnst
here iays the country is ruined by divi.
hon we mutt be united she that isn't
for US is againf us-the election is COM
ing on and we'll see who votes for the
tories and who votes for the country
stop, top,' faid a little round faced
man who food near him, syou are in
patton the federalifs are not tories |
know many of them who fought Taft war;
sZounds Fir, interrupted the lean man,
syes they fought but againf US. Sir,
they are iet of rafcals, villains, cheats,
liars there lint an honea man in the
party-they're-Here Ais breath failed
him, and he fell down in fit, produced
by excefs of PATTON Medical aid was af-
forded, and with difficulty could be be
brongh, to refpire. Il mutt die, (cried
he as he opened his eyes /; | with MIR.
Hearrwell would act as guardian to my
little ones, and fettle my eifate.' But
faid the little round faced man, he's a
federaliG' s7baf's the reason cbgje him,
faid the man who tho't he was breath
ing his lait.'
Think, faid /, men talk much at ran
dom. Political difcufion and declama-
ton is full of found and fury-6gnifyiug
nothing. There is more heart, and hu.
mainly, and friendihip, and good will at
bottom, after all, among the great body
of the people, than would be imagined,
if We judged from the acri'nouy of Po-
ntical difquihtions.
I The Edior of JacObin newspaper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

noticed, had sh1y bot have been more a.
farming to RI oiaitet 3ynafy than he
feigned to co16N them He had re-
commended ir7hs maafures for their
fuppreGion. Iacrln vas also re
ported as rearing rs h,ad III various parts
of France. Vive IA hgt was publicly vos
ciferated at Havre. Whether thefe iymP-
toms of ppugnatian will not al fubhde,
and the nation unite to relilt invalion,
viii! be feen hereafter.
U he utmof harmony appeared to
animate the civil and military council OF
the Allies. Their means and prepare
tions were prodigious Great movements
were faid to have commenced +; bat no
blood had been (hed. Colillon, howev-
er, at no very remote period, was newt
able Martial Wellipgton's army, which
was extremely formidable, and Blucher's
which was ALTO large and we'll appointed,
were both clofe on the French frontier
The other Grand Army was not expect
ed to be ready for action for feveral
weeks. A French royal army was form
ing; which daily received reinforcenents
by delertionS from France.
fn Louis the 9Th had made another
able and fpirited appeal to his iubjcets.
Or Denmark had poGtively declared
axainlt Buonaparte. We have only re-
ports from Sweden, CentU1el.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

cred Day. Whateser might |.
to exienuate the guilt Of / { Il : 80 satas u
time OF war and imminent d,0 svaaaa !
the utmof defpatch Of ba6asss e' va
neceiiary, it admits Of no ese" s'' Zee
liation in time of peace. m
Since the arrival of the trooD.
degrading intemperapce has r e. ~.
and more profane, obicene, an rsp :
language has been uttered i a aua 'ass
and in the hearing of our ch;Ia..a ''a
apprentices, than have been w;,Ds sa y
many preceding months. Ana 1I'a =
who are mott notoriOuly guilty. !, a' !!
refPecfs appear deftitute Of n. ~ nue.
governing principles Of hono v.4'a''
ihame, as well as tense Of oblioa.,.
God, their maker, their preferyes, ''a = y
rightful lovereign, and their final -, g
The mott friendly reproof, int,DdI =
'heif goos' IS admlnlltered to then
vain, and repaid with Indignant
temptuous fcorn and deriGon Tb. -
Pious ard licentious cOurie they !. 7
termlned to purdue, difregardfuI i
consequences both in this world All ! ! !
which is to come. Men of this dsf's
ton will now>be DILUTED throuob ny
country, and carry the contagiOn + i =
guilty with them, BY which, tber.
reaioa to fear, many of the rifuq g,p,a
ton will be contaminated, aud ltd !.
dsfruffi0n, !"
They blafpheme the name Of Cad
qvbgE hand tb.ir breath is, and uhE :.
all their 1vays: and who has beaossd, !,
them countlefs, undeferved mere,
They bid defiance to that Omuiual,,,
Ann, which has iufained them IN tina
OF difficulty and danger, fhielded IL,
heads in the day of battle, and turp.dm
flis ht the hotts Of their enemies n,
pro titute thei, nobeit powers toftda
fenfual qualifications, and TO use i.
en- 5hatical language Of Sacred Wrila /
6GjF tbemjSiOes eUento he'll! Surey t6ss
black ingratit ude, conlummate fQlv al
madnes, aggravated, inexcufa5le wsksd. /
nels and rebeliion againf the righad
Governour of the univerle saAl
end oftbe5e things, to the impenit1nt md /
uobelievlng, is death and everlaaingr. /
dition. The 7Oicked baH5s turned niShA /
But IS there no hope for fuchadasdpa.
ed, perilhing. miserable lnners' NsR,
but in the Gofpel of Chriit none bUa |
the blood gRrinkLiag qObic6 JbeababbsH
things tban The bl02d Of Abel-that bod
which was ihcd for the re1empaoa |
finners, and which ckanfetb firm IL |
Thole who come to the redeeaeroi in
ners, and fubmit 10 him on the hunRr;
felf denying terms ltated in his VOID, Nj |
not be rejected. though they hars ia
the very chief Of 6nners but aaH !
pardoned, accepted, and finally h'a
from fin and ruin. Let the saEk4hs |
fotjake bis 1pay, and the uarigdta.s5 nan y |
tbougbfs, and let bin turn to til Lofda
be will bnvs marcy On him, and ta our Ga
IL
Tor he 7viA abundaHty pGrdou Let y
folder now enlI(t under the baunsna
the King of Zion, The Captain offals
ton lethim grid hlmfslf for theeOnRa |
with all the powers Of da;knefs lsthld
take TO hin the whole armour OF God. /
the giTdle of trurh, the brealt Paiea
righteoufnesS, the fhleld of faith, the 81
me; of ial,ation, and the iword ci& |
Spirit, and through grace, he ihall CO.
1uer, and be more than conqaeTOt DO
wear, not a perilhable wreath Of AaHs |
bur croqOa Of g5,y 7UbicbJ bdA rsj1
a7vy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
VERSAILLES, APRIL %

Among the reports in circulation at
Paris is the following that all the mott
valuable effects in the Thuilleries have
been packed up and tent off, and alto that
many effects Belonging to that palace
have been privately fold.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
Parif2n W.it

NJ Dc. Montron,re returning from his En-
baiiy TO Vienna. received cfdgeling by
order of Prullian commander, near the
French frontier, 4" | bring" fad M, de.
MonSron, in the houfe where he dined on
the day of his arrival at Paris, 81 bring
the news of the commencement Of b3fihties "
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

In the British House of Lords NY 8
the Earl OF Liverpool, was asked VI
that sountly was at war with Nap'St i
which his Lordship replied, that any, "
'iIities committed against the 'iT' :
Great Britain, would be consldeiea =
act of hostility towards Great BRIAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

Louis is, publilhed an addreis to the
French on the sd of May. He fays he
has the mott folemn affurances from the
allies, that they will refpe6 the integrity
independence and rights Of France.
A letter is publifhed from Bonaparte's
wife. She (ays her wiihes reje6led Ma
poleon but ihe yielded to the entreaties
of her father. That fhe was dazzlec by
the French, but has found then. tickle
and faithlefs; ard will never return a.
mong them.
Paris papers to the 9th have arrived.
They Gay Napoleon w-Il nominate Re-
gency before he leaves Paris Boulogne,
Calais, Dunkirl, Bergues, Life, Douay,
Valenciennes, Condo, Onefnoi, Maui
berge, and Avelnes are il TATE Of
SIEGE. All the Cavalry are TO be or
dered to the frontiers A dafh into the
Netherlands is expected.
LONDON, MAY I3.
Hofilities are OH the point of COM
rnencing, There was general move
ment of the allied army towards the
French frontier on Monday and Iuefday
laf. =
An allied army is collecting to act on
the Southern frontier of France.
A fquadron with fealed orders failed
from Plymouth on Sunday. Ships are
fitting to fire rockets and red hot thot
Two French veilels from Brett for
Dunkirk with fores are detained by or
der of Government as is faid. The
French Conful has adyifed French vei-
iels to withdraw from Britifh ports
A Declaration Of War againit France
was expected to be promulgated on Wed
neftay.
The ratification Of the Treaties have
been received from Vienna.
Paris papers to May 9, have been re-
ceived.
Murat has offered to retreat to his
own territories on condition of lulpen-
Gon of arms but this was not acc1ded
to. His troops are almoit dIiorganlz3d,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

"A friend has favored us with letters
from French merchant in Havre, dated
he 9TH May They fay,
GA ftrange revolution has taken place
in our government, which it was feared,
would have involved US in another mari
time war. rhefe fears have now very
much decreafed finding the Engldh fill
refped the 7ubite f4g,and do not interrupt
the veheIs cominghere Our fhip owners
have sent some vcfels out on very long
voyages.
every one now thinks, if the war
takes place it will be quite different from
all others, as the allied powers do not
feek to annoy the interelts of individuals
therefore hope nothing will impede the
arrivals from your country Cottons are
very fcarce. LouiGana Cotton 48s. 10
5os.-Georgia 50 to AZ.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

A few hours before Bonaparte entered
Pals, all the shopkerpers, who had painted
over their doors, tradesmen to Louis XVIII
altered he latter in few minutes by the re-
appearance Of the words" 10 the Emperor
Napoleon" This was done by tbs appli.
Cation OF wet spoage. ] hey had the
words " Louis XVIII" only painted in
tistemper, whilst the other remained in oil
underneath. This circumstance alone is
convincing proof, that it was generally
expected throughout Paris, that Napoleon
would soon return 10 that city, no; withstan
ding his abdication, with the pledging his
signature and honor, they did not expect he
won!d abide by any longer than he could
help.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

Mr.. RoMAyNE, of New on r..ifasaa
Republican, has been chosen
The Kentucky University. ,..,,, d
A committee Of the Leglsiae,u'a ND
Hampshire have reported in o I.a', !,
erection of State House ~ 0 Ia Sja
built of stone, and estimated = dsbd
A dividend of interest on ~ erst Il ~
u. S. becomes due on TIC = ~ bee
month. Will the creditors 1pesshlipas s
Treasury Notes Paya0is y
Philadelphia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
FROM FRANCE.

Nf7O YoJk, June, 24.--This day Cap.
tain Merry has arrived from HaUre, bring
ing Paris papers 10 the 9th May. Their
contents have notify been anticipated
Capt. NJ informs that on the evening Of
the 9TH May, the inhabitants of Havre
aiicmbled in large bodies in the ftreets,
crying Viz Il Roi! and manfelted every
ponibIe attachment to their king, Louis
18Th.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

CONCORD, (N, H.. JUNE 27-a Arr, II
this port on Friday last, three anu :" Il.
days passage from Boston, one q ~ .aa
rimack company's Boats. lheie s ,'Is.
future, be arrivals from Boston Anus sSa
IL and merchants and Others "a" ' 4 4
10 transport from, or 70 III ne" l mi,
Massachusetts, will find this sa's' ~.
and expeditions mode of conssya'''''Y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

Dre0dfu, ,Hcc1dent--On Wednesday
sen'niSht between four and FIVE in the
morning, mos. awful catastrophe occurred
at Heaton colhery, near Newcastle, by the
breaking IN Of quantity Of water from one
Of the old workings, to which the pnmen
had unhappi!y approximated TOO closely.
BY this calamity thirty men aud forty two
boys, il is TO be leareJ9 have persisted. On
Y ednesday evening, the depth of the water
at the shalt Of the pit was about "a fathoms,
and at that time it was Increasing, in def
anee of all human efforts. From very
lain: gleam ofhope, an attempt was made
at an old pit liHIt southwest from the 9th
er, with view, il possible, to open com
municauon with the workings, but the sides
oil the pit fell in, and other difficulties pre
SEEMING themselves, preclude much hore Of
any OF the sufferers being rescued alive,
although no eXeitlons are spared by the
pfoprieiors and their agents Since writ
ing he above, We are sorry 10 learn that the
water has gained upon the engines dutinc
the night, Notwithstanding the discharge
OF 1900 gallons per minute. The water in
the lowest shaft was plumed early On Fri
day morning, when il was found tobe IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

Persons have been appoinleu !. p,cs
10 execute an order Of the PlipsS h.,s
that each disbaneed soldier so'l' a.
acres of land, and each dlsospo'Sl ARID
20O--with suitable provisions :"
Of husbandry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
COMMERCE OF THE MlsSlS'I :

During the month Of May tOs's
in the Mississippi, ninety'sevea ", ~ NJ!
which sixty we're ships, tWen's.
and the residue sloops and scho0''
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Marslials Sale

VIII be sold for cash, on Ittesdag thu
18th day of this month, at tire late resi-
deuce Of EsrdilaaIao Faisfa ON Roy.
ai-street
a LARGE and general assortment 81
.k Houshold Furnitare, o. so much
tnereof' as will satisfy an execution in IA.
vorlOf fine Mutual Assurance Society b
gaipst fire On buildings m the state Of IS
gInia
m-Je The sale will commences a. nine
o'clock in the morning.
ID. MINOR, ID. MI.
For ~. Boyd, Marshal.
October 4. dts
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y &. 80. tfusgees 81 the Aiexan,,s.
dxny, conscious Of the ;,n s = e :. =
&c their charge, and anxious te No. 's''s'
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