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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
DEATH OF MARSHAL BRUNE


PARIS, AUG. II. The following are
fome of the details in relation to the death
of Martial Bruno. He arrived on the
I'd of AuguR at Avignon, at 10 A. M.
The new Prefed arrived the fame dav,
fome hours before, and had alighted for
little while at an inn, where the Martial
ftopped Some perfons were apprized
of the arrival of the Martial at Ayignon
and others who had recognized him,
formed circle around his carriage.
They fufered him to change hor(es quiet
ly the MarfhaI would perhaps have e.
ven fet out without accident had he not
wiihed to wait for fome papers which had
been carried to the hyperion commander
of the department.. The trmult in the
mean time increaied NJ Bruno, uneafy,
went to the houfe of the Prefca. to thew
him his pafport fgned by the Marquis
Of Riviere. The Prefea adyiled him to
abfecnd, and promifed to fend him his
papers--they defended together
The FREEZER, although he was not yet
known TO the people in that capacity,
came to make himfef known to the peo-
pie and in the midf of the infultine Ian
guage which they heaped upon the Mar
final to reproach him for his former COM
duct and his recent tranfactions in the
South, he with difficulty procured an op-
portunity ter the Marfhal TO pass in his
carriage without receiving violence. He
thought hinfelf fafe /; but moment afz
ter, his carriage was topped upon the
ramparts and and his life was threatened
anew. They ahailed his retinue with
tones, and cut his horfes to pieces. The
Martial then demanded of the Prefea,
who came in hate, with the members of
the council, permission to enter the civ
He was Conducted to the poft houfe.
There, the Project not having an armed
force at his difpoial aided by fome peace
able citizens, defended the door OF this
houfe in perfon. He employed, to ap-
peafe the anger of the people, prayers,
Fluctuations, promises, threats nothing
avaied. ihofe without demanded the
death of the Mar!hal with loud cries
The Prefed promifed in vain that he
would conduct the MARTIAL to prifon 4
they would refped his life all was ufe.
LET'S. A battalion Of troops which arri.
we'd could not re-eRablifh order; the ef.
ferveicence was az its height; already
they began to break the gates with axes !;
the vociferation redoubled For more
than four hours he Prefset defended the
life of the Martial with uoheard Of cours
age; the multitude crowded towards the
door, before which he food, with all the
magiffrates, the commandant of the de.
partment, fome officers of the national
guard. and the armed force which they
had aft m5led. Three zines they were
driven off-:hrice they returned in fpitc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
APIcTURE OF HAMe,,,
ID free unc6endirS csy uhen IN -, ~.
poss session H'If1

OF The retainers Of Ron..
SIGH and grosn mos, h,deouslv !. ~ Ane,.
making by the allied Arm;ss - we exac,rs'
france Poor souls Let ,hsr 'een bslo,,s
features OF tie annexed Por,rs;s = sua over II.
even their own Frenchifed hsar. .aa Thea i
he'd scslens there is one feature =, 70 these
pare IN turpiude with the sos,s winch can Con-.
pic'u'e-d''wa from life BY one Of IL, iss sn,.
HAMBURG, mAncH .. ls, 's''
No words can express the bo, !; .'''
tion OF This unfortunate CITY. R. y sln
meat are not to be had at any nil aa
are reserved for the garrison ana ut's
Butter cost S.. Cd. English, per no sag g
egg iod. potatoes al. per pound N- NJ,
is melted Tor butter, and costs 8 ) a''s
pound Milk is not TO be had o. q
The inhabitants have lone s;,.
forced TO resign their houses. uss s sts
is only given TO the soldiers. Fst
most OF the garrison horses are t;,,.s
horse drops in the street, hundred. :, V
pie tall upon il and cut off pieces r -
streets lay The skeletons Of sixor s;,a a
es, which spread a dreadful stencil sa''ss
From 80 10 100 persons die d,a,
hospitals. The nurses hardly eyt, I z !
out above three days and as peosl' -
fraid to apply for this employmrn :
and sill more women, are se,zsa9 ~
streets, and compelled TO attend tbs wv
ais.
| +" All the houses left by the ;nh.,..s
are turned into barracks the mere ~
ions only remain .of,hem M v,s.
brandy is allowed to be sold F,o, '
merchant they took 1000 bopsb,,a.
wins. The soldiers get wine in abasd...
Even the ships in the harbour arr b....
great merchant had new shin M, I,
cost BIN 10000 mares, (6oo0 guinea, i
begged Dsyoust not 10 burn i,-aN's
said he, swearing. /" I will leave i, g,,,a.
Russians" and the same night be- b,a
burnt the poor man has almost lo,i i
senses. Many ciiizens have been sb0,s
murmuing at these cruelties-msny Il.
received SO or 100 blows with cane M
properly been confscated, and themxl,.,
driven out OF the city. Woe to our uOm.,
sors."
CT Par, of righteous Ieribuiion hs, o,.,.
ken these oppressors ~ nd 'hough iustie,d.
| msnds that The measure be foil, piesssd A.,
ND running over, yet in their punishment 4, |.
lies will no. forget mercy,
From the Boston Daily Assa~
We published few days snee an snscdaa
OF a Swedish sailor boy ard bis Bible pre.sad 4
10 him by the Swedish National Ebt Ssaa
That society. which IS under the pairOuss,
he king, held its anniversary meeinga Sa. 4
holm, on The Goth of April last Baron R,ss .
blsd, Minister for the Home Departures 81
sided. The mee'iug which VS. he'd ID d
largest room in Stockholm, was numerou,Bsi
brilliantly sueaded.
AiIthe bishops and Clergy from difsrsa pfi
IF the kingdom, who were attending the De-
were present, as well as numerous coscutx
afgentlemen of all ranks The Croxn Pnnu
Hernadoue is The FIRST honorary member. H
presented to the Society 5000 TX dollars "a
besides gave handsome sum to encouFsgek
establishment of 3 Die Society in No'wsy ID
promoting ibis latter objeci the British i'd
Foreign Bible Society has offered the sum
50Ol.
II sketch of Old JOHN RHEd, BY che Hrs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04

The Aurora says, "that Gen.. WIlFusns =
bout to publish Memoirs his oEn lines =. :.
mencing with the battle OF Bunker hill, s'a =.
minating with the disbandment Of the aFa't !.
1852 This will be precious work. inas,' MI
we hope the general will not be de1e'ss' =
pursuit.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
From the Liverpooi Mercury, sfMay 10
Water Spout.

4
Water Spout.
A mott alarming form took place ON
Tuefday the aft init. at Addinston,
village ABOUT three miles from Croydon.
A water spout deicended on the hnls,and
CURT about mile above it, The wafer
poured in torrents from The heights, and
rulhing into the valley, formed araPid
itream Of fifty fee1 wide. 1t took its
way with irreGltible force through the
village, forced open the doors, and carri-
cd away he furniture ofthe habitations.
a houfc and Darn, torn away from the
garden wall OF The Archblihop of Can :
teroury, who rehdes on the fpot, were
overwhelmed, and lows aud pigs carried
away; fome of which were drowned. -
Tomb foncs were removed from the
church yard, and the lives of ieveral per
ions endangered. This deIuge, aceonpa-
MED by thunder and lightning, continued
for upwards of two hours and then fub
lided, but has left a iamentablc fwamp in
the neighbourhood. A woman, rpho had
chung with her child to the top of float.
ing Wagon, was nearly drowned at the
moment the waters began to inblide. a
mong the fufferers was MIR. Ibbetfon,
who has lott Comfortable quantity Of
live flock, including fows and pigs, as a.fc
corn and machinery. The pubhek houfe
of the village alto fuff.ted much by the
loss of furniture, iplrItS, bear, &c. The
damage occahoped on the land over which
The waters rufhed, 10 incalcuable. For
tunately, however no hives were loft
Thirteen horles in fable, which were
;nmeiled to their heads, were iaved.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04

OF the hagoneEs sd threats wn'cH 49,
d;rrfasd ar,sa hefa. AT this moment
they ~ rnarge OF 2 gun, anu
perfcns Same @ a.inounce lna' 'ne D
ihal h:nfclf.
Sc. tter they wifhsd to carry
tie bode u 4 lapel but It was imPos-
i5le y aaia le people, who feized il
AL tass snp &c Rhone.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
II THE MAILS.
BOSTON, OCT {
BUoIONf VI
From the Mediterranean.

Captain Mantor, lately from Cadiz 10
forms" tina, he understood from the a
merican consul stthat place, that IN the
treaty oi peace with Algiers, the Dey had
az: eed to Indemnify our government Tor the
expenses OF illr expedition against him
Ii is not improbable that such fronHst
NAV have been made !; but that 1t Will be
/ulffIed we do not believe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04

Captain Babson, the schr. Mary Eliza
beth, i,om Alicant, gives us the following
verbal Information from our squadron oil
iripoil. &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-29
FOREIGN.
Continuation Of Foreign ne,cs from Lon
don Papers to the 81 Of September, re-
ceired at the c6ice Of the yNeic- York
EcenlRg post.

don Papers to the ID Of September. re-.
ceired at the office of the Meg York
Ecening post.
LONDON, Aug. 95.
Reported Suicide of BonapaTte.-A
most extraordinary report has lust reached
US. 1t is from the most respectable autho-
rty, but as our informant does not parti-
cuiarlse the source whence he derived it.
or express an opinion whether or not he
considers it to be worthy ofcredit, we shall
give it as we received it, and leave the
quantum of its authenticity to be deter
mined entirely by the public.
1t is stated that Ia Gentleman in the CT
vii department of the Navy, and now ON
the West Coast of England, has written
to an acquaintance in the Navy office, that
the Northumberland had been met with
Napoleon's dead body on board, he having
cut his throat.
Should this be true, it is fate worthy
ct the Coward whC f;new not how to find
an honorable grave at Waterloo.
As proof. Of Prince TalIeyrand's oni-
mon respecting the future repose of
France, we may notice that bis Lady still
remains in this couutry.-This looks as if
some further commissions were apprehend-
ed by the person of all others, perhaps,
the best acquainted with what was likely
to happen.
The immense and increasing stock of
foreign wool has rendered the demand at
home for some tune back extremely limit
ed, the manufacturers supplying them
selves only from week to week. The
late extensive purchases of cloth for the
American markets, las had very beuefi-
cial effect but the prices OF wool have not
improved, owing to the anxiety Of impor-
tiers, and the eagcrness Of the spectators
OF 1914 to effect immediate sales.
August s6.
We arc authorised to state, that the
pretended state papers (the one signed
Fouche, the other Fouche and TaiIeyrand)
which appeared in a Morning paper Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-29

froo, nc Lon,i2i Coarie, If .7aru,t o.. ..-~l
.t,,. .sSsuy we received the PARIS papers Of
iu-'Si'1' ana nis noining those Of Friday l.et'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-29

- NUgWFL %.
We arc authorised to state. that the
pretended state papers (the one signed
Fouche, the other Fouche and TaiIeyrand)
which appeared in a Morning paper Of
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T''heenbA,

- \ III DSG
site the Farmers y l a.
| Prince and Water-streee
offers for sale his present as
of GG0DS on very accomlfio@
terms, VIZ.
hid IN in runcheons. or retail,
"a 1000 BIS. Merino Wei ,
1860 yards home -lnade Linen,
loco bushels coarse Salt,
400 ditto Lisbon ATTIC,
Prime shaa, in barrels, with pickle,
|sae barrels prime Herrings, No. 1,
Sugar in barrels OF by retail,
Cotton In bales or do.
|Imperiai. Young Hyscn, Tyson, Green,
And Souchong
TEAS, Of a good quality.
Chocolate in boxes Of by the poand,
Loaf Sugar, Candies, Soap, SIC. &c.
/ lie purposes to keep constant sup
DIV OF FLOUR made in Aiiegany Conn
ty, which will be warranted OF superior
quality, for family use.
re offers to rent the house ne lately
occupied and, possession may he bad me-
nesiiately. He will take on storage Hour
&c. on the usual terms.
- T.. VOWEL.
NIB. He offers for sale his pfGperty in !
Winchester, Virginia, and land IN Ale
ghaily County, Maryland, consisting OF
about three thousand acres, and one thcu-.
o.,J .o,ae nor Pittsburgh and Lewis
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depredations on society, to the puryiew
Of the New York police.
p q s. r s. G. e IP e.
Late from England.
.NalsN York. .T,nae "a.

eFEtE-A VI ONho
By the Portuguese brig Pedade, Cap
| tain Morissy, from Liverpool, which port
he left on tie 18th May, the Editors Of
/ The Mercantile Advertiser have received
London dates Of the 9th Of that month.
they contain nothing Of great political
Importance. We have condensed in a
summary the principal articles.
Captain Morrissy informs US that war
had not been declared against France by
Ggeat-lsritain; and that the last adyices
lfrom France REPRESENTED the. emperor
Napoleon as not having, left Paris, but
| as being on the eve Of his departure for
the frontiers
Marshal Mortier had set out from Pa
ris on an important mission, but its OBJ
|;ect is not hiEted at.
The Property Tax BIZ was read q
third time in the British House Of Com
mons on the 5th May, and passed By
great Majority.
On the 9Th the funds experienceda rise
Of one per cent. which could not be &C
counted for by the arrival OF any particu-
| lar news.
10000 men were expected on the Py-
-encan frontiers aud, if sufficient fund
lis procured for the enterprise. would
descend from the mountains, and make
| m iaiportant diversion in the southern
department of France.
Sir Thomas Hardy is to have tire com
asnd of a squadron to be immediately
assembled in the Downs.
The Allied Soyereigns remained at
Vienna on the Esd April.
The English government has given no.
| tee that il is ready toreeeiye proposals
tor the purchase OF eight thousand tons Of
,lemn.
PHILADELPHIA papers to the 28th March
we're received IN London Oh tie 4th
iiaY.
lis said flat great numbers of French
io;diers deseft, and JOIN Louis tie
lvlU, chiefly cavalry, folly equipped.
he garrison Of Dunkiltk had begun to
desert by wholesale.
A new Plot had been discovered at
I.Vienna, which had for its object to carry
| OF the hins Of fhome.
The Continental CONGRESS, it was said.
| gouid not separate putii tie result OF the
,resent state OF ahairs shall have been
decided.
Nsu.'at, Is sad to have been repulsed,
land that the enemy were assalling bin
la has rear, vessels VITA troops Oh beard
Having sailed from Trieste is t..Sf pur-
ippse.
Consols, May 9th, SO 1-e.
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Counterfeiters Detected.

NEw-( ORR. June 90.
On Tuesday, at IL o'clock, two men
Who cali Themselves Eli Mallory, from
New Angtand, and Elder Covert, of n.
Jersey, ga years old arrived in this CT
", aad commenced attempting to pass
counterfeit bills. They we're soon sas-
pected. anu tie police took measures fer
item Mallory was ar
rested tae same evening, & Covert pur-
sped to New Jersey ard taken the next
morning. A considerable quantity CT
Farged notes were found On them, Of tie
tollowiag denominations and banks, viz.
IF 10 dollars on TIE bank Of Virginia
& IS. Farmers and Mechanics, Phla-
|deip,,;a-lo.,'o. dc. dos DO. Farmers
ard Mechanics, Albaay--3 do Eiiansi
sporting COMPANY Go. baEiN q hai-
Itimore, aud do. bank of Alexandra.
Suspicious have arisep, aud the usual
vigilance of the police is directed to Other
and more extensive objects, which II
foG!d not be proper to palticulanse. As
,e above described bills may Lave got
Ito circulation, the public Should be
.autioned against them. And if ever vii
any was ever coupled with prudence.
ogues Of all descriptions would be ad-
lsed against extending the scene Of their
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Public Sale.

TIT.F. be sold al Pablic Auction on
Wv Thursday the 2Cth day Of ,Tu1y
hezt, if fiai;r, If not tie next fair day, 1t
Woodbridg,, DE late residence Of Mrs.
Sarah Il. Masln deceased, is tie equity
Of Prince William, opposite tie tcNnoi
Colchester, .9A Ter personal esfGte. con-
s;sting of Horses, Mules, Cattle 6 Sleep;
among Tie Sheep are three or four full
bleoded Merinoes. and n5aGy Others oftle
Flock are mixed with that race also a
quantity OF Wool, a variety OF Household
Furniture, Kitchen and Farming Utens
sis, Coachee and Gig.-A credit of
nine months will be given on all sums a.
bove twenty doliars-notes with APPROX
led security Will be required to bear in
|terest from the date, if not pnnctaally
paid. For purchases not exceeding TWEEN
|ty dollars. cash will be required.
At the,same time and place will be hir-
ed for the remainder CT the present year
lseyeral IEGR0Es, among them some
valuable house servants.
Thompson Mason,
administrator.
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Charleston, June Is.
nr OF AcTgAL saLEss
sfoA For last a0eeihc.
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WILL BE ADDED TO
Griffith and BraWners

Sale Of this day at 10 o' :;
200 pair colored and black 0a'ln anu
Morocco Shoes
500 pieces Silk and Clientele 1ofos
S India Bed Covers -,
Caps, Tippets and Comforts Me-
rino
50 pieces colored Gallons
1 dozen black Kid Gloves
Aquantity Of Nesting
400 Toothe Brusha
SO doz. Tortoise she'll Combs
7S do. Gold Breast Pins
2 do. elegant Snuff Boxes
/ do. Razor Straps ard Paste
lott assorted Needles.
ALSO.
A large quantity Of Pulv. .arro'o Root
&c. &c. .---
June 90.
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MaArtonR, June %.
HIGH PRICES

ices s pSPla and considerable Use in the
+ Conn.,. several articles, tie growth Of
/ attept,,s.' 'orees Itself upon tie gene
doi i, Aeaoprg, Tobacco has sold for
a,aass Per hundred. In Richmond
q. las s ,->ea to 8 dollars Per b5i. aud
e0ded ',' l',s' IN Sosae instances, COM
i Aa,t.a uasi@rs Per basheE. Ret SCI
.. 'ii 10 50 advantageous a u1ar-
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TO TIE public
HUFFALo, June -.

n. HuFFALo, June e.
49, 0spandcd officers Of the army on
= tses, .a q frontier, hold i aduty they
saselsa. i,leads, their cepatry and
sas i :, !, before they pass into tie
s'iietaslt, to give this public
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BaLTiMo8E, June 81

Bsf.rIM5RE, June y.
resssIs were constantly afflF-
Fesa ec..,t;sioae from France, June / !,
iiss s., 81 e , and the commercial
ss va i'iil g sot,yse;l the mother country
iiltsfcg':t; To- had experienced very little
;s.1.i!g ,glPt from tss ns" s'a's .
AIMS.
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George S. Hough,

IN addition to his assortment by t ~.
Sloop Venus, has just received ny tiN
Unity, Capt. Hand
A large and general supply Of
orAcoDYApTE COGRc
'oGz-'s,IS f1.
Principally Fancy Articles, selected with
care, and on the best terms, which he
will sell as low as possible:
hmosc wHrcH ARE
1.rorErr co,,h.;os ond Mns,;ns.
11AoOlNIA ,S.,h1i 40 '''4u
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lpss - markets At 81, Jago de Cuba,
lS6s5 a sla't5a viii american produce.
b s. 81. ealatnrs had saonppoIiled most
b Bo..ss' .ndia produce ; but tie news
Faa,.n ai,et'e $ retarn te Paris, ana the
IA. ks -sa' expectation Of q continual
rs. rA' M some measure depressed phi
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June98.
Wanted to Hire
adminiSt1'ator

A FEMALE House Servant, to do
lie work Of small family.--Apply to
t5e Printer.
June 81. 81
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To LET,

THE DWELLING HOUSE lately
occupied by capt. Epeleth, situate az lns s
corner Of Fairfax aad Queen-streets' pos-
session will be given immediately II
ply to ,,,ro,spsON.
June IA.
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Rogers s Lewis,

K'iiag- STREET ,3leroaG'rir, f,oo doors JeIols
the .Iechanic's EcnG,
TWAvE lust rece;vAd from india ara
Z EnsIaad. va Boston, an;;il re row
opening. 81 'Ireka ard Gases f-esa ~
serted, 2icb. I7a cy and Sra s2iece
Goods, which were purchased at AUG
lion in Baston, RI &c sue Of ne Ia goes
II the shin iacoo %yaes. GaG sriG Rem
bier frosn anton, and vi? lilo from lai-
Fespool, VIZ:
3 cases ELEGANT fgnrc1 aal tw:lled silks
and iaFentiDe c0fS,. is:nc & hoan-
ti.ul assortment Of cars tag re-
lisseS, d'e:aes, beDl cts, &c.
2 do. black and caiqred caatcn Chi
ne3e aDd Frcrch 9yases
, do. black and rpim2d late3trings,
siichaws ard sa~snats
, 30. continuing back fiiDe'li 8;;ik hand
kerchic.s, ievar5iiie Shawis
H.aca. six Serge ilr Rome (for
Mems yastifg)-s;i. Z aces
Lace buttons-p!a:n and biown
.SdUSS 81.
trunks, copAmon Flats, and fine Cali
Goes
1 do. Al London printed Cambricks, &c
DiaLeIY Stripes
do. containing - and Ca gold
head jaconets AID c.GnIric Rus
Ems
? do. 70 and Il common and fne
twist, and Coieya;n stirt:ngs, sore
of which are superi9r Grahty, and
a good substitute Cor I.ineHs
{ ditto Rid and quilted VestiDgs--new
style ard very cheap
[ ditto common and enc diIaities
/ ditto common and rich damask Furni-
tuFe do.
| ditto ia cambria Ginghams and Zen.
gal stripes
, ditto A asd Ca fancy, plain, book
AID Leno Mus!ins
| ditto containing EngIisb rateEt and
India COMPANY Na,keens.
[ ditto black and white cotton Hosiery
/ ditto best IS thread hdeip.ia sew:-
inss
[ bale hHe white fianne's.
ANY Of tie above will De sold %hoie-
ale and retail, at small advance, ior
cash.
8 june ~.
60 Iicnt ior / OF more >ee4o.
MI. H,y.o H.. r.