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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08
United Marine and Fire Lfuance Co.
Mt paytfcuJ

Of Portland. NJ.
THE p, etiden, and Directors of fsid Company.
1 10 conformity TO their Act of incorporation
hereby give notice that heir Capi,aI flock paid 10
smounss 10 one hundred thoufand dollars and that
they are ready TO receive propoiA 20 make Infu-
rance agaaf he following rifks w All kinds cf
Marine Ialu rance aga'nif Captivity of perlous and
on the life of any person during his Abience a,
fea !.
Not more than ten ihos and dollars viii be ta-
ken on any one tifk
B, order OF he PrefdentS Directors II
JOIN WOoDMaN, Secretary.
United M & F. Ins Office
Portland May 5, 1875.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08

The English car Ell brig Ehzaheth, fiom Bs'.
BADGES, (April 81 with l76 prisoners. has 4r. .;
BAIT.
The u. S, sloop of wsr Alert, has ar al Al.
ex.ndria, 9 days from n Yoik
sbits, II brig ard sch. were gong up the
Potomac 10 Alexandria, April @9
Al Aiexsndsi.. April 80. rs sLps, rs bsigs,
l barque, IS schs. - siools
Ship Ssn., trVm Cnarlesiou for Live ToI was
spoken 2Is, ui; and org Someis. II. kenne-
ouak for Ba b>does. 26 ~. Foimer IN IL 50.
lon. 6S.
Accounts foom N. Orleans. meni,on the ar
rival It the Ru ship Sassnn~iI Do othes
irum Bordeaux Swedish Da:que w Wou!tahr,, fl.
Cork ST, s.h. Aierta, ON niiuulca several
English vessels t.. .n. aud AIN. vessel hom
Tie States.
American vessel, would not be admilted into
The pos,s Of JamaicA. after A!,rli IA.
The u. ). oi.g I.oup, (233 ions,) aud S'f'
boats and bsrSes, are osoet.dto 20 be soid ~
Saysnn4h, on ,t.e lllh lrst.
Il is rem, ked tha, The ,rade of Csd.z is
very low sbo j, white ,hst 4 Lisbon IS very
brisk The Po. o.tuguese have 50 snips eng bcu
IN thr Bengal aud cnina ,l-dc. tornneri, uey
had only N 10.
An official ie,,er from Ca,A. Iatkstn Of the
LsCedemonian, giving an account Ut lie Ca III.
VI the u ,. 5un-o3a,, colIinsfdSa py rhr.Fsy"e,
staes, tnst The BRUSH nsd Ii. li1wso, oi .ie
Royal Marines, &c MldshlpmsE, and 40 mcn
wounded.
The bostswain Of The BRUSH brig Of war
Eperyes, nas bsen tried Tor not " aiding, assist
,ng, or &C Iag as became Lis situa,ioL, while
engaged VITA the u. 5. ssoop OF war F4acock.
ruuna gu.ity, aud Lismissed The sai,lce.
The SUI e.o "a, and Sa.u.n .lz-e, have ar. III
England from heemuuas
The How. 40 guns WAS launched st Chat.
ham, Z March Ia:
The d. Vincent OF l20 guns, was launched
IN england, Marcll IL,
The kuryaus frga,e, 25 days from the Caes-
apes se, bss at. at Gioraitar. The fic,ou sch.
ar.sg Portsmouth, +. 70 days tr. America,
with despa,ches guns thrown .oterbo~,d.
The President anu Enuymion arrived Al Por.s-
mouth III 1y days t.um BEL muda.
Cspt Maude, Of the tasoai,e, delivered his
dispatches, containing the Rstif> q iiea,y, ~
his government, OH the l5,h Mach
The Wsr,io,, "a, Rear Ad. D.uglas, has
sailed from England ior jim. 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08
l.. & A. II. GROSS,

II
Ne. s. Uaian R,so,
AVE jun received and offer for fae.
so hide Salt
do w I Rum
Holland Gin
4pires American ditto
do Wine
10 ha'es Cotton
cGk~ sice F.r
20 kegs Tobacco, Harris Manufacture
10 b5;. CcfIee
2 bag, Ca.fia
90 boxes f eth Figs
bbis d. Ratios
loo boxes mould Caudles
3 cek Alum Ia N
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SC. &c &c.
May 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08
WILLIAM OXNARD,

Nn S. MgDsy's Ra,D
LIhs received Tor fale. an aforsmen, of dark and
hgh, Cacoes white Cambfick-6.4 7 A.
aad ga cotton shawls-ye,:ow Naaklns white
Marlaslss Vsalng--black Ak Hdka.-Furni,ure es
fine cotton Sewing, &c &C. u
xIS-a few Bolts hri quality Rufda Duck
May. I.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08
PubEck Aucti0n.
JOSIAH WITHIN AN,

INFORMS his friends and the public thar be has
taken ftore No. Cen.ra' Row, forell et.lrhe
fame ,sore which formerly occupied by MIR.
Juhn p Thurifoa1 where he intends tranfacting
co NNIsSION BUSINESS.
Poetland, May :.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08

WOrmpoOd for Mr. MADISON. A letter from
Richmond, Virginia, April 25, announces the cleo
tion of the Hon. JOHN RANDOLPH, as Rep
resentative to Congress, rice Mr.. EPPEs, by ma
jority of 63 votes. 1t has been the most severely
contested election that was ever held in Virginia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08

The mutneers the V'xen. except one boy
have been sentenced TO e3eive so iashes. aud
Forfeit all their pay and prize mocey.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08
NEW-YORK ELECTION.

Federalism is advancing in the State of New
York. In the city, the federal ticket for Senator
prevailed by 5f9 majority. OF the eleven Assem-
blymen, Nine chosen are Federalsts and two Clin-
tonians. Last year the whole eleven were demo-
cratic. The Common Council is also federal. The
votes were upwards of 900.
The Neac- York Erening Post, says, :" The aews
from Dstchess and Ulster is fatterng in the high
est degree.n There has been federal gain in Al
bany.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08
C2rCLOPED1.

6yAsH will be given for iett of RNcre LoPSDIz
~ apply 70 hi'LELLAN q FLEIInER.
May 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08
MARRIED.

In London, THOMAS CoUTTs, Esq. en- emf
ucnt banker. ,sptth four millions OF dollars, to
Miss MILLION. Of d NY Lire Theatre.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08
COMMERCE. lE.THE BALTIC

n the whole Sl83 ships have, IN the course of
1914 passed the Sound, Of wlrch 2758 .re
Swedes. 2319 nSlish, 1854 IRE srsussiana, 55l
Dutch, ass Rlssians 40 Dsnes, 80 Nlswe-
gians. 64 hamsufsers and Aubeckers. AZ
Portuguese. % Spanish. only Il F,ench, and
9 Italians. #E
Fem he general relations Of the Baltic
powers, and from the importaLc. Ct Bril- Il
trade to theis supply, our shipping, il is cx.
pee ed, in The present yesr. viii pass tbe
Sound in much more considerable number.
On he 81 CT January, hegt was. al Esineui, !,
some appearance Vi continued fosl, and il
apprehended lhal The navigation wtLll ue iit-
ierrup,ed bu, on the 7h, tie weather q.
gain became mild, and tour ships passed be.
meath the rampasts Of he castle.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08

s.s ~
JOHN DIX,
OFFERS for faie. a.
~ No Il 8. Losg WbarE
eco kegs Richmond Manufactured Tobacco,
Of various approx d brands
$50 boxes brown Soap. in good fhiPping
order
1900 VT foai Leather
2oCO lbs. Oskum
Anchor, VT. about 1000
ALSO ttA f#a
Cordage readily fupped by the Gang or fInaller
quantities.
tentson paid TO further the interea of his employ
ers May 1915.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-10

nh,r;nc h;s massage from Elba to France
Bonaparte met heavy French frigais,
md conyersed with her captain through q
trumpet. TIE origiaal plants SAID g
have been for the POulon iieet y have
rome and conveyed him from kIha! There
S a report that, that feet is actually ~
sea.
Our naval preparations keep pace in
activity with our military. Urders have
been issued to suspend the discharge Of
seamen and marines. A formidable fleet
will soon be ready; several men Of war
have already sailed from Portsmouth aud
Plymouth with sealed orders.
A letter from Gibraiter Of the 9Th inst.
saws, that 10000 Spanish troops have
suddenly made their appearance in the
vicinity of Gibraltar. The garrison, in
consequence, is on the alert; all the
cannon are loaded, and the barrier guards
doubled.
The Post Office packets have been or
dered to be put on TIE war establish
ment.
We have the authority of an eye-wit-
ness. says paper Of YESTERDAY, that the
entrance Of Bonaparte into Paris was not
marked with the exultation OF the popu-
lace to any thing like the extent repre-,
sented. In no part Of the city was the
cry of Vire rEmpereur heard but OPP
posite to the windows Of the Thuilleries,
where the occurrence had brought the
rabble together. Not the slightest change
was observed, except Of tie flags on tire
palace, and on the Pillar in the place Of
Vendome.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-10
NEW.YoRK, May Z.
Late from England.
london. .Harch so.

= = 4
Alta late hops last night we received
Paris paper Of Saturdays & Sunday,
1t does not appear that at the date OF
these Journals, Napoleon himself had set
out for Belgium: but his preparations Tor
such march, and It's object, are sufti-
ciently Indicated. The troops advancing
from tire south and east are reviewed in
sicces sion as they reach Paris, and in
vanity march off for the Northern From
tier. How happy would It be for the 10y
al and peaceably disposed part of the in
halitants Of Belgium hasl they nothing to
fear but from foreign enemy. Even
such prospect would be lanentable, but
compared with the evils which would be
Nrought upon them by had men among
themselves iavoring tire invasion OF the
French, it would be trivial for a sutti-
Gent force might he found to protect their
frontiers and co make the soil Of France
the theatre for the contest. But other
wise Belgium will become the seat of war.
and the aiders aud abettors Of the usur-
per, will have the merit of bringing de-
ISOLATION, fire anu rapine into their own
habitat;ons.
The French paners are indignant at the
Prince ofOrangc FOR taking the title OF
King of Netherlands, "without waiting
for the detinitive decision of the Congress
of VIENNA '--This is quite ineligible
besides, whatpotentate, except Napoleon,
has any right to assume titles and sove-
reigntyi In this article, however, one
Important TRUTHS stated without disguise:
The French mean to respect = no other
argument but that of force, the ultima
ratio regnuns." Could any doubt this
before If any were so blind, aes them
now see whatawaits them if they fail in
this military species Of logic.
Letters received from Paris this morn
ing, bring report that tie I'oulon feet
had put to sea.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-10
SUMMARY.

The reports as to Austria do net a.
gree. While one article states that the
Archduke Charles was to escort Bona
narte's mife to Paris with $4,000 troops
another says, Murat acts for Bona
parte, and has cut of an Austrian ar
my.
If the Continental powers tolerate Be-
naparte again, it will only be on cont-
tioa of his agreeing not to be again an
enemy to Free Trade and Equal rights
on the Ocean; that there shall be Oh lis
part, no illegal burninss at sea, or sci :
zure in port.
The late enterprise of Bonaparte is
full Of proof that his ambitious spirit still
lexists, and its former consequences, as
opportunity may offer, and his ideas Of
policy me- suggest, viii again cnsue.
Great riots have taken place in Lon
don, in consequence Of tie prohibition OF
the importation Of wheat when the price
is below S0s.: $4,000 persons were coz
cerned. Members Of Parliament were
personally stripped and abused, aud tie
windows Of their houses bralsen. and the
houses in some instances partly demoiish-
ed. Several persons were said to have
been Killed. Ii was considered as nearly
aue'led at the last date.
Upwards Of 10000 Engismen were
said to be in France, wien Benaparte
commenced his new career. Theircouh-
trymen, who trusted to his magnanimity
and the rupture Of the treaty OF Amiens,
having been cruelty deceived, and suffer-
ed long captivity, the present visitors
of France lave thought it best to hurry
home. They we're very welcome, as they
drained England of lnuch money-nany
of them being rich, and deriving their in-
come from England, and spending it in
France.
The ermbarkation for Belgium stin con-
tinues with great activity in all parts of
the coast opposite to France.
Last night Gen. Hill set cut for Bel
gism. He is the bearer Of the commits
sion to the Duke of wellington, appoint
Ing him Commander in chief Of bis Ma
iesty's forces on tie continent Of Eu-
rope.
A number of regiments of Infantry,
now IN America are expected home nm.
mediately.
An army marching against Bonaparte
is said to have crossed the Rhine. The
alfred powers will be necessiated for their
own security, TO collect troops on the
Frenchfrontiers. This they were doing.
Some Russian troops, we believe, have
always remained in the vicinity. If
there could be a free election by the peo-
pie of France, {not the soldiers) ard the
majority was in favor of Bonaparte, no
doubt the aIiies would leave him UNI
disturbed, and especially if he left them
alone.
Of the Marshals, the following are
known to have gone over to Eonaparte.-
NeY, Massena, Dayoust, suchet. OF
Soult, Oudinot, Victor and Moieey, we
area nothing. macdonald is said to have
brought back to Paris the troops Ee had
marched to Melun. But the Foreign
Office Bulletin says lIe.is with the King.
>Angereau, Marmont, Berthier & Nor
tier, are faithful to the King.
AT Calais they are scaling the guns,
and running then, down to thepier heads.
At Boulogne they are making the same
active preparations. rgs..IIiyk ]. ssuztifE
ing With great haste.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-10
Etay Dollars Rezrurd.

sDEShRIED from this rendezvous
on the 18th instant, 1honaas 3. Hather-
len, sergeant belonging to the 10th re-
siment United States inlantry.a He was
born in Baltimore, aged 20 years, $ feet
5 inches high, fair complexion, hazle
ewes, dark hair, and by profession a
,ailor. Whoever will take up said de-
,erter and bring him to me or any other
,gEcer of the United States arniy, shall
.eceiye the above reward.
BENJAMIN SMITH,
LIST 1t. Goth reg. y. s. INF
Fredericksburg, Marsa I7-2l.
2aYeu
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-10

To Rent for | or more years
YENHE Brick, Bake House formerly
occupied by Marsteller & Young,
situate on the West side of Union street,
adjoining Conuay's Wharf. For terms
apply to
.andreso Jamieson,
s ON
Robert Cen1pdy.
April Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-10
L|ANDING

LANDING
From Brig GlarSssa .ann, Capt lsJss'
"a ibis. Muscovado SUGAR.
Fssus yassp Listle Sarah from Failadet-
phia,
90 bills. best PORTER.
400 barrels freight, will be takel for
PHILADELPHIA ia said vessel; to sail as
seon as loaded. Apply to
adams, Herbert g Co.
Apr. :
LANDING,
From Schooner GEoRc3 RAsHISS TON,
IS Capt. Henry,
6 hhds. choice W.. /. RUM
SO cases Genuine Holland Gins
/ case Cutlery, consisting Of an ele-
CANT assortment of Pen, Pocket and
Sportsman's Knives, Razors, &c.
/ case Of Blue, Red, and White Bunt-
ing.
May S. IT
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-31

bofCr inuceu, unWciComc, put WHICH oy tuis
decisive campaign is doubly won FOR our coun-
try. How large 10 your personal share 10 this
national glory-we best can tell, who were
the anxious Witnesses Of the vast dispropor-
tion between the seantiness of the means af-
forded you and the greatness Of the end ac-
complished. And il will be ever re member
ed tha, the splendid 6eliverance OF Louisiana
is mainly TO be ascribed under Heaven, to the
courage and conduct of the chief whb win
ming the attachment, and fixing the confidence
OF his soldicrs-by the example Of activity
never yielding to fatigue, of. vigilance that
never slept, of incxhausiible patience Of Ia
5or and hardship, was enabled with inferior
forces, chiefly of undisciplined, ill-armed,un.
furnished militia, to vanqnish . brave and
veteran army accustomed 10 victory, and just.
ly covered with renown.
Having conquered the respect and humani
.ty Of the enemy and elevated your country in
the scale OF nations, we indulge the heartfelt
wish that you may ever merit and receive the
honors due to the bravest OF her defenders.
Suffer us to add our hope that you will honor
US by the acceptance Of SwoRD, as . me-
mortal of our gratitude and regard.
With sentiments of the highest respective
remain, your most obedient humble servants,
1HOS. BEALE, Captain.
JOSHUA LEWIS, lst Lieut..
JOHN RANDOLPH, I'd Lieut..
WIN. A. DE PEYSTER, Sd Lieut..
Msjor.General ANDREW JAoksoS.
ANSWER.
The Address of the company Of New-Or-
leans Ritlemen has been received with pecu-
liar pleasure, because il breathes the same
attachment to me which their conduct had
inspired towards them. Friendships in the
usual occurances Of life, arc formed by sue
cession of good Offices, or long period Of
intimacy There arc oecurrancesj however,
which at once discover those qualities that
form tho basis of the strongest tic (; such,
gentlemen, has been the one, which in the
course Of few days has omitted US in the bond
of mutual es,ecm-an extraordinary occur
rance in which all tho highest qualities OF
the mind were brought into action, and were
exerted in the noblest cause. II is impossi-
bic for the actors in such scene not to enter
tain for the rest of their lives, that sentiment
for each ether which you have SO feelingly
expressed.
leave you, gentle men, impressed with q
sense of your military and civil worth, and
accept with pleasure the memorial you have
been pleased to offer il will remind those
who come aft6r us of the private sentiments
that we entertain for each other: for ourselves
We have no need of tokens they are already
engraven on our hearts.
ANDREW JACKSON,
Maj Cen. CONG 7M mil dis:
Capt. BEALE, EewOrleans Rihemen, &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-31
address Of the Aev Orieans volunfecy Rife
COMPANY 10 Major General JACKSON.
New.Orleans, March 81, 1Sl

New-Oric1ne, March 81, 1919.
SIR-In behalf of the company of New
Orleans Ri1emen--we embrace the opporu-
nry Of your departure from Louisiana to take
an affcciionste leave Of the General under
whose conduct il was our glory to csmbss,
and who always led Us to victory. We are
prompted not more by the recollection Of hav-
ing weathered the storm with you-thsn,that
Of the kind attention with WHICH, through
every scene Of the campaign you were pleas
ed to distinguish Us above our merits.
When we look back through the short pc
riod since the commencement Of your militia
ry career on the frontiers Of your own State
I'VE, i- common with our countrymen in
general are filed with admiration but when
we reflect on the magnitude and rapid sue
cession Of the events that crowded the four
weeks campaign, which has established the
safety and emblszoned the name Of Louisia-
oa unable, even yet, fully, to realise them
we feel as if only awakened from troubled
dream Of war and glory to the delightf con-
temptation Of peace and prosperity prize,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-31
R1YAGES or MR. !!

II is stated in a German paper, that the
number Of human beings who hate fallen By
the sword, or by sickness in military camps
and prisons, since 1909, exceeds s.oso,ooo.
In England, VIM. Roberts, late Of Fairsley,
near Leeds, has been convicted Under tho
Bsnkrup, Law, with rot suFrendering TO the
commission issued against him, and scntenA
ted to Death.
For, Bowyet, at Mobile, hos tsch Rsinr.
tly surrendered By the British to the author.
iiy Of tie u. States, sseord,ng - the requj..
si.ior crihe treaty.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-31
Bp @aii.
Capture Of the Cyane and Le0aat-
Official Account.

Cehy Of a letter from, CAPT. Sfesvars 10 the Sc.
cresary Of tho Nary dated
U. S. frigate Constitution, May =, 1915.
SIR-On The Goth Of Feb. last, the Island
Of Madeira bearing about WSW.. distant 60
leagues, we fell in with his Britannia shajes.
,y's two ships Of war, the Cyane and Levant,
and brought them to action about o'clock
IN the evening, both of which, after spirit
ed engagement Of 40 minutes, surrendered
TO the ship under my command.
Considering the advantages, derived by the
enemy, from divided and more active force,
as also their superiority in weight and number
Of guns, deem the speedy and decisive re-
suit of this action the strongest assurance
which can be given to the government, that
all under my command did their duty, and
gallantly supported the reputation of Ameri.'
can seamen.
Inclosed you will receive the minutes Of
the action, and list Of the killed and woun.
ded on board this ship also inclosed you will
receive for your information a statement of
the actual force of the enemy, and the num-
ber killed and wounded on board their ships,
as near as could be ascertained.
have the honor to remain, very respect
fully, sir, your obedent servant,
CHARLES STEWART.
Hon. B. w. CRowNINGsHIELp,
Secretary Of the Navy. WasIngt0n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-09
BosroN, December 1.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


BY the ship Liverpool Trader, capt ].
S. Trott, which arrived yesterday from
Liverpool, we were favored with the pa
pers OF that city to the Esd OF October and
London papers of the 22d.
Some poicts ia the convention of Peace
between France and the allies are still aG-
lusiing. 10000 allied troops will remain
Ia France-10 or 10 coo British troops In
Paris.
The French legislature has before il
new law to prevent or punish sediticus prac-
tises.
The French ministers appear to be "a
mong the most moderate members Of the
house of peers.
Gen. Dcsolle has resigned as Governor
OF the rational guard at Pars.
Murat escaped from Corsica Sept. %,
with $50 followers in three vessels. The
British ship Menander, went i'll pursuit OF
him.
Mr.. II. Wellesley returns to Spain as
Ambassador from England.
The young prince Esterhazy has been
appointed the Austrian Ambassador to the
court Of London.
On the 9th OF September an Algerine
s4ugdron made two attempts to l'nd men
on the island Of Elba but were beat back
a Tuuisian galliot has been taken.
The plague prevails at ConstAntnopIe.
An iusurrect on has broke out in EgyDt.
The report IF new dispute between the
British and Chinese at Canton is contra
d.Cted.
Accounts in England from Canton were
to the 10th Of March. It is insinuated that
tue Americans foment the disputes between
tn Eugl sh ard Chinese.
The Prince Regent has issued Procla-
nation against the refractory seamcn at
Newcastle, &c. lie oGcrs a pardon to
those who arc concerned who VIII inform
against principal and a rev ard Of 100
guneds 10 any one not concerned who will
apprehcnd any one that l.. a foImida-
be naval and military force has been sent
to assist the civil authority in subduing the
seamen.
The glass manufacturers lately arrested
at Liverpool, have given bonds ia SOL each
not TO depart Tor America.
All the German troops stationed at Par
is and the enyircns, assembled or the 18Th
Of October TO celebrate the anniversary of
thc batdc Of Lcjpsc. They amounted 90
about 10000 men. Prince Butcher has set
out on his return TO Prussia. Bdlow re-
mains, and occupies at Paris the hotel Of
Prncc Echmuhi.
The ordinary s.ttings Of tho two Houses
OF the Legislature OF the Netherlands, com
menccd n the Hague Oct. 10. The Prcsi-
deit, Count Ihrosmes, delivered a speech
on t4e occasion.
a treaty has been concluded between
Dcmark ar Prussia, by which the form