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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
Elegant French Paper Hangtngs.
EDN ARD HOW T.,

ut No Hft,s5asfs ROqv, Adid.!s fret.
LAS juR received by the brig Alfred Capt
Libby ON Bordeaux large shor,ment of
very
Rich French Paper angings,
with suitable bordering 70 match. together with
81 elegant Fire Board Patterns with bordering
which perhaps is The handf, meit that has ever
been imported into his town OF New England
ALo, good aGurtment as uiuai Of
American Paper Hanglngs,
with Borders, from az cents to dollars per ROLL
IIKtwIsK,
1000 lbs. best russia Feathers /;
1000 Id. FRI qualify American live seeie FEATH'
Frs cotton Bediicklng white cotton Netting
and other Fringes; Bedbindngs; Chintz Laces x
Tsffes; Chaiie Laces and Worried Hair and
Mois MaIafes Sofas Eafy and Lolling Chairs,
&c &c.
~ 40 elegan, sGortment of gilt and mahoga-
ny framed
LOOKING-GLASSES,
With VII be sold as low as at The mandatory
Two patent TIMEPIECES Of WIiards make
e. A few barrels of good WINTER APPLES
FOR fam,lys ute
The UPHOLSTERY BUSINESS car
ried on as ulual
Nov. 80 ow
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
CRAM a. MASON,

ChAM q MASUN,
'srs-sireet Head Of Long WaGgf,
hA' Just received and offer for sale
mas hum casks Raisins
40 Moiasses do Rice
70 eoPperas bags Pepper
70 sperm Oil 90 do Shot
pipe Hollands Gin 2 do Pimesto
90 Cognac Brandy 5000 VT. bar aud sheet
90 American Gin Lead
a ~ Lisbon Wine 1000 W.T. Coffee
~ y NESTS souchong Tea 10 cwt. Red Wood
y : soAes dipped Candies 1C0 reans writing and
DO Birthstone wrann;o,, paner
- ripes 10 doz. Iron Shovels
iNsSa-' y 10 do Looking Glasses
Il a aa y. obes Salt 1000 Tumblers
aos blown do 10000 Flints
qaintaIs Fish
ss ~ eei BY 10, Thy 9 & by window Glass
"a ~ wrapping Irvine, 100 lbs Indigo
a. 10y sulphur. English Mustard, Currants,
rsmeai' Gloves, Salt Petre, Alum, Nutnlegs &c.
,.Js general assortment of III 4RD " IRE,
Ie,.a Anlses and Forks, desert do. shoe Knives,
g. pocket aud pen Knives, Razors, hand
IA i vsa and box Coffee Mills, commode handles
d., 1Dos rose handles butt Hinges w God Screws.
hn Saats es, Thumb Latches, Files, Shears, seis-
alI,oos 1iosset, Chest, fill and pad Locks,
Ba,oe. ofass Kettles, sleigh Bells, coat and vest
/ l Aehlss. rms. Needles, ivory aad horn Combs
hxs ~ Knitting Pins, Shovel and longs, Bel i,
1ss1, Grass ., add Iron CandIestcks, Shutters and
Go,. h s'asss and Pencils. Skates, Whip-Ihongs,
ks,,' y Ssarn, shee, desk and furniture Brushes,
rs Tsa'1, Curry Combs, Awl Blades, shoe lacks,
Gotta, VIC snc lea Spoons, Block Tin Tea Pots,
e g. 'a "ooi Cards, Ink Stands, Ink Powder,
Nov. f., rs w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
q red and white Cow.

even ear. of age wih,the ends of her
M h. ave. ssed Il big with calf, which IL pro-
N ann, a.' noe before his time, lief the iubcri-
hsu,;on :. week Gnce. Whoever will give in
ht.As;r. ,,o y nsr fhaIl be Handsomely rewarded
zee 8 JOHN LORD,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
VILLAGE HARMONY,
TWELFTH EDITION;
4 10 Dozen--S | singleton sale at
Fresh London Medicines, Paints,
Dye-Slufs, Surgeons hstru-
mcnts, &c.
BENJAMIN BUTMAN,
]. WINCHESTER

MIDDLE STREET,
trAs received per the General Lincoln from
III l,ondon, via Bolton, an eIten6ve sf rsment
Ikugf medicines, Paints, Dye.Sttf5 Sar-
geon's hsjftAnaents. tee.
..a.o viii h are--1rne Aaae fons Pills--Ce
sA.Ir snuff : Jeiui Drops-Ctamomi Flowers
kolocynh- Osyd Biimurh- sqaiils- Flor Be zoin
AK Zincii--Cum Galhauum Lunar CAunlc-
~ MEDIUM OIL Cymn Oh Juniper-Mudge's
lonier.ws oh OIL -Vaterlan--Tart Emetc-
c1nu scales and Weights Apothecarys copper
a. e and Weights-Bous Klives Refined Iiqu
d,ee Wiadfor soap Tooth 3,uihes Cou-t Plaa
,,r,--Salls Lemon--Wafers- Boxes Water Colour.
long and fllort Came's Hair Pencils India Ink
.-csfmiue-- Red Chalk French do Drop ak
-Afphai,um-Role and Dutch Pink-Paten, Yei
low Kings do-Slip Bius- Orange Red-Purpie
B,own--w oad-coarie and foe Enery-Camels
Hs,r Tools Warmth Bfufhes-Clsziers Diamonds
&c &c
Anpulasng Inittumeuts-T repanping do--Dd
isaiog do--Pocket Cales--Siivet Cathe S. Gum
Esic do Gum EsGlc Boughies; beit London
lsucels common do Gum do; Trocars Pro
Asug, improved key Tooth Iniiruments com
mon do Plus for hare Lips; Elattic Gum syr
Dge /; Ivory do seton Needle, Polypu. For
tsps &c &c Dec
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
NEW GOODS.
Joseph JChlisCn,

Nc z A1LE-E.A EE 81 hlA4
n IS JUN received eX.tnuye atorImt.. >f
SEASONADLE GOOL.y,
AMINO waIcH nRE--
bale black b.ue .r ~ mixed and corueau
BIO DCLOIH
do black, bue brown, mixed, and greea
Cao IRkeE3
do paseut Augcia Gods
do Lac,e. Re he Cio,hs
do Pc # Fannes
do Scotch and Tartan Plaids
do bombazetts and Widbores
do prin ed Bombsze,ts and Ratinetts
do FanueIs and szizes
do fancy Veltings
| cafe Umbie las
81 Enghfh beaver Bonnets
] DO Ribbons
Coa,ngs Bookings, Plains, Stockingnetts, Berlin
and Imperial Cords-;erges Merino shawl
damas6 and Common do. of various Izss-- elk
Shawls-bIack and fac Cotton and Worried Hole
Ladies kid and FIX 81, ve.--men'S Beaver do -
r.ch fancy fix Handkerchief Flag Bandanna and
Romol do reileG aud urdrt hea Calcoe.--Cop
perpiates-- OF Flag ard Mad ais Hanc kerch'ef,
fix, corded and ctmmon G.ngbam.- b. in
Irdia and CoIerian Costons- L,uen-hneo Cam
BRICK immit auon Hapdket chIef.-cotton Sewing
-Tapes--bundIe ard pound Fius-white aud COZ
cured Cambricks India cobweb Mun ns-Lus
trings- iage ahor:ment of Fancy Muil ns-coai
and velf But,ons--blaek and coiored Canton Grapes
i allan do linen Diaper Braces--cambick &
common Dimoties gentlemen plaid muffin Ora
watts DANA k Table Cioths-- ndapeniabies--fk
aud Twiif Ladies and ChiIdfens' shoes and Boot.
of various kinds
A large .upply of FACTO .<7r COTTON GOODS
at whoIeiaie and retail, al reduced prices
Nov % IT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
: X NEW GOODSl
WEBER q CHASE,

EXCHANGE STREET,
TAVE iufl received an exenfive ahorment of
\ hngHJ0, India g French Go0dS,
futabIe for the prelent aud approaching ieAfon--
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
NEW GOJU5.
BARBOUR & LINCOLN,

~ IA N ~ ~ " ~ ~ 1AlAN %INIAAES
EXCHANGE sTRgET,
( { AVR JUN received CT eafve aflor men of
! Z Goods luited q The re.ent and approaching
.s9lon-among which are
oeo>dcloths Levsntine and Florence
ilIneres Silks
Hu ets Cloths Imifaio ion Shawls
Queens C'oths Nourning 5hswls
reihe Clohs Men Besver Cloves
c ratings Wooden Gcves
Fearnoughts Women's kid, beaver &
Is mbaze,ts fix G owes
Wilo, urs Silk i1ie
Scotch Paids D4m21 Table Linens
FaDnes Linen AamuriIks
Boekirgs Cat,on Carbr cks
awa TX ms Cambrick Ntunius
ref oths Fspcy Mullins
Sattiuetts Dlmoties
b ankets Colored Cambricks
To,iinerte aud Swami Black fix Hkfs
down Veitngs Bandanns and flag do
Cotton Veve,s Plan and pialded Rib
Womens 1ite aud black bons
Worried iioie Cacoes and G;nghains
Mems back white and PrIned Camores
mixed Worried Hole Back Grape
Scofc oh knit H0ie brown LiEen
Guernfey Fiocks Buckrm
Br lfh 5h,rting Cotton Mienett
ame; lean ditto Fine Cotton Balls
Linens 1alIan Sewing Silk
Silk. Gicgham aud Cot. Silk Twif
ton Umbrellas Boot Cord &c &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12


The following paragraph is from late Pa
rs paper by which it WILL be seen that the
month Of March stands very conspicuous id
the history of Buonaparte -
March, 1896, Buouaparte was appointed
General in chief of the French army in Italy
Mach, 1909, ha concluded the Peace Of
Auiens-March, 1904, he caused tie Duke
d 'Inghei 10 be murJered-March. 1906 he
accepted the crown Of Italy-M rCh, l6e9,
he commenced his attack on Spaia--Marct1.
1909, be renewed war against i'Austtiche--
March, 1910, he received in France This az
forwards (sueen) PArchduchesse Maria Loui-
sa-March, 1911, he announced the aifth Of
his son, king of ROME March, 1919, lie first
attacked the Russians-March, 1918, be col
lected fresh forces in Germany against the
Allies-March, 1914 he abdicated his crown
March, 1915, ne was again master OF Paris
Match, 1916, ...... who knows but Bona.
parte will have escaped from ST. Helena r.
More q tie late Imperial Family of France.
NAPOLEON BUoNAPARTE,--safe in the iylend
Of t. Aeiena,in the southern ocean and appareat-
ly happy.-He has found by sad experience. IN
easy lies The head that rears croacn"
Joseph BuORGparte-ln the United States,-qui-
city located in New York, and living retired and
cautious His family are in Paris, and apparently
attached to the Bourbons
Lucien hlt0naf crte-In Rome, under engage
meats not 70 leave the city without the consent of
his Holiness the Pope.
Louis Buonaparte, Harie Letaia, (the Mother Of
this hopeful family and Cardinal FEcH, her brotl.-
er also in Rome.
Jerome Bu0naPdrte-In Elwangen, in the King
dom Of Wirtemberg 81 ne Sovereign Of which has
engaged to the allies to prevent his leaving that
city
Hare Inn EEise, Marie-PuIi;aa and Hortense%
Engenie, continue in and near Switzerland.
Joachim 1irat,-said to have been in Corsica
and had sailed from thence. He aud bis Lady have
the permission of the Austrian Emperor to reside
in his Empire.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12


priced ditto fame color'.
Colors,
Flaunels and Baizes-Cords
Pc jece Cloths Bombazets
merchandising
Ben drefs'd and undrefed Calcoes
Silk and common Gingkams
Cambrich- white black and coloured
Alatge aifortment of Fancy Mullins
Shawis-filk and cotton HandkerchIefs
Long Lawn Linen : Braces
Gentlemen and Ladies Beaver Gloves
d;to ditto fix and worried Iioie
Black and coloured tewlng Silks
Coat and Velt Buttons
R,hbon.-Tapes and Bobbios
Lu,elfring.-I Italian Crape'--Pins
Cotton Hoie--Button Mou'ds.
ALS0-A genera afor,ment Of
american Factory Goods.
Portland nov
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12

Accounts from Cons'anlnople Of Sept 9
announce thatthe SeF,ians have seut-rlupu-
ties to tha. ci y, and to the iu,kish army,
off ring Submission in such terms that hos
ihties will plobabIy cease be arrange
ment however hod not token feet on he
ash Q. the same month, as several obsti~
nate combats had recently taken ri3ce.
The acc unit OF an instruction ); I'm, rua,
is conusdicttd. The toops Of Nah, med
Ally Pasha 4 Egypt AT CAIRO, have revolt d,
committed great Xcesses, and compelled
lie governor to retire within The citadel.
he FlAgue at Constantinopls. had not aba-
ted, but the number of cases of Il increased,
in consequence of The GREAT concourse of
people at the festival Of Bairam Ref.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12

One Of the hirelings of the admiaistra-
ton has exuItingly asserted, that General
Jackson had ascribed his success IL New
Orleans u the wisdom of The councils On.
der which he acted ;-BuI the brave Cen
eral himself has taken an early opportunity
TO contradict The catum'fy; and in The pres.
ence If all Mr.. nj .dlson's war Counsell s.
has emphalica!!y dsclar d that il was "to
Heaven, and 10 the btsvely oil his so.,i is,
he was indebted (which az viii confess
10 be quite another source of support.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12

Ettraordinary Phenomenon "A letter
from the Isle OF France mentions that on
the 18th Of February last column Of fiery
air passed the Island overthrow and de-
stroyed several buildings BY its violence,
and scorched tue thaicn of houses by its
heat. This phenomenon was followed by
excessive heat, in consequence of watch
many deaths had happened
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12

Calcutta papers oil May Cd and Cd have
been received nLondon, containing accounts
Of severe action, which TOOK place or ne
18th of April, under lie walls of NAHUM,
between detachment of English troops I'D
Seapoys under Gen OchterIopy, and 1900
Ccorkahs under Cmr Singh Kaler he
Goorkahs were defeated with the loss of
400 killed and wounded. Bughtee, the I'm.
cle Q! Umr, and (.ujt ecu his cousin were a.
mong the slain i was though, that this
victory muse be speedily followed by the
lalI of fortified posts of Naloun and Sorni-
CUR into the hands of the English ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12

When Fouche Was married to Madamoi-
selie Castellane, 1t is said that be applied TO
the king TO witness the contract of marriage,
and he complied with the request,-He then
applied to the Duchess d Angouleme, but
she refused 10 see him, aud in answer 10 his
message she sent he following note. an.
IL Due d'Orante knows that have no share
in the government, consequently my wit
Messing his contract OF marriage can be Of
no use 10 him; but as priva,e individual
| cannot forget, what he ought also ,orecoi-
lect, that am the daughter of Louis XVI"
ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
lP Valuable School Books.

lust received at the PORTLAND Fox sToaE
and for laie who'ef4,e and retaii by
ISAIAH THOMAS, JR.
z9ge and valuable collection of CT SSH l. ard
slHOOL BOOK &C hitting of the follow pg,vlz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12

Among which are the following SCARCE ar
iTLLES =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12

EXCHANGE STREET,
E. AvB jun received CT eafve afor mem Of
Z Goods nted q he lre:eat and approaching
!e2ton-among which are
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24

The foregoing documents express the facts and
opinions, Of the Committee Of the American prison.
ers relating to the melancholy event at Dartmoor
Prison Some extracts follow from the report OF
the Lords Commissioners Of the Admiralty and
the opinion Of the Committee to its misrepresen-
tations and the deposition of A. Taylor, that ne
heard some of the soldiers composing the guard
assert that this il in return for the affair at New
Orleans, where you killed our men, and now we
have our revenge."-Our readers will recolect that
Mr.. King and Mr.. Lorpent were appointed COM
missioners in behalf of the respective Governments
TO enquire and report upon the particulars relating
to this affecting event. The National inteliIGencer
has published their report which we shall republish
as soon as our limits will permit.-lhe y. \. De-
mocratic paperthe National Advocate) on me last
report, as to the Dartmoor affair says, Mr.. Kings
report, has, indeed, so far acquitted Shorthand and
all concerned in this (still in our opnon) most in
quitous murder that we see not what further steps
are left to our government to ask for redress or
what power is left to Britain TO grant 1t even II so
disposed"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
THE DUTCH MINISrpo

We regret TO announce fs.vs :
delPhia Advertiser) the departnrsa g, ma
cellency NJ. CHASeUINos, The Ds' y L
lister, from this city for New-yasss' sils
whence he will embark with his s, N nsa
Holland. Although The resideD,a '' y
gentleman has been short with :, = a'
cerely regret his departure, and oa ' w.
wishes attend him to the new SIM - 0's
which he is appointed by his eoysrDaa a .
confident he will there also sooD .a.;.s
himself with sincere friends. ''
We understand P. c. LEcH,,,-
Esq. has been presented to and ,rt"'
edged by our government, as charge a, 4
affairs, until new minister shall a,s O. W
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24

Several american vefltls at Laguira
have had tn ir cargoes taken by the
Spsniih Government had waited from
50 to 60 days TOR payment, and no prof
peCt of getting it. great expedition
had gone againIt the in!urgents at Car
thagena.
AS Bolivar had gone to Jamaica on his
way to England, it was expected Cartha
gena woald lurrender without rehttance.
Several BritIfh vehels have been de-
tanned at Porto Cabello.
The country was in vulnerable fate,
Narrated and plundered by The dominant
party.
It appears that at the 6rf movement
at Guadalupe in favour of Napoleon,
Gov. Liuois relifed, and was arrehed
till he came into the meaiuie.
Napoleon has re,appointed Iinois
Governor of Guadalupe. VeGels there
are permitted to wear the Bourbon flag
till Bonaparte is acknowledged through
out Europe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
SELECTED T0AsTs.

n.~aU
The President of the United states sn ~
alike for his uiSdosn, his integrity, and DE- 's
his war message, and restrictive SYSTEM ! lsrss
lcisdom, his declaration that the Fle1I =. saua
were repealed, poves his geracity--sns i.
defence of the capital, proclaims us cOoasL s
Madiscnss War-wantonly commence
prosecuted, and disgracefuly Terminals rs
The Peace of Ghent--the necessary eh0V' {
necessary war. j., .asscnS
The conquest Of Canada-indgna'ay f 4, gbs
The 625T impressed American sealne' ..atth<
liberation the late glorious war was pl ~
shamefnlly abaudoned in the Treaty = uuJsr Tic
The Navy-Ihe glory il has ACQUIRE plsagd
administration OF its enemies, Is a. ~: car d
what it might achieve, under the los'''''0
its friends, c..,ups~Af
Agriculture, Commerce and ManulaS .s'aI rbsts
tually dependant--a wise governl'en' .
them all. - from =
The spirit of Washington--if driven he ne Fss
South and the West, may il find rePose b 80
and, oommingling with the Anger q NH s bsnps
terrible to its enemies than an army H. sdnas
President Madlson---ihe fruits = ,aath 10 sa'.l
ton have been Encouragement ana uea Tho Ess1
industry and enterprise; Let 'nos'
fruit, pronounce the tree good. -They r.
The Congress of the United s's1 usr; y
the constitutional power Of dec'1i''0 !.
they never again abuse it. r-a;le Sqgoss
The old ship Massachusetts ! : Saa "r
at helm, we need not fear, though 0' B.
be ia the hold. -..,hors and r.
The war-.Tis oper /; may is aa'"O
tors soon be under. - B;lls 100 =
Southern Poiicy--like so''hes" Land.
under par to be current IN -Ne"-s'"
AMsMMoUTH EA0L. .ssl's
The following sublime 'oas' :"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
From the Raltimo e Telegraph.


Extraa 9fa letter from gentleman Of the
f1f relpe6abihty to bis Cor,elpopdent in
this City. dated Bordeaux, 3F hay,
received BY the Spartan, via Nf4Us1crk
The Aultrians occupy Rome, Mu'
RATS retreat to Naples has been cut off,
and the news of his having capitulated at
Ancona is hourly expected. The Pope
is fill at Genoa
81 .hall fet out for --, to morrow
by way of Tours, as carriages no longer
traverfe La Vendse, where civil war
RACES"
The Duchess d'Angouleme embarked
on the 9Th May, for Ofeud, to join the
king
The Sovereign, Atlas, and Suffolk,
nave arrived at Plymouth, for the pur.
pofe of taking American prifoners to The
United States.
The Englih crops of wheat, barley and
oats, promlie a tuperabundance as well
as beans, peas, &c. and in ihort, the
whole leguminouo tribe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
BY THE MAILS.
NAW LONDON, JULY II.

NAw LONDON, JULY II.
The fragments (about SO men) of the
late 9th regiment, which garrifoned our
Forts during the war are ord cred imme.
diatelY to proceed to New York. Fort
Grifwold is now garrifoned by the priion
ers who arrived here fome time Gnce
from Halifax who, poor fellows, remain
yet unpaid, and without the means of
going 20 their families. except by beg
ging their bread.
Ia South Carolina. Capt. Samuel M
Junkin has besr killed with an axe BY a
ilave; who has Gnce been convicted and
executed.
The Cbsvalier Don ONIs is at Wafl,-
Ington, 1t is believed in the character of
Spaniih miniiter. Bali Pat.
Cbarigf0n, July T.
Singular Deafb "A negro man in at
,empsing to eicape from the City Guard
by flight, on the night Of the 4th inf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24

run sgainft apoft in Cumbe,,,,,
with fuch violence as to oaa's n'u
death 10 a few hours. sshoa Ii
Three Greenland Whales h..
seen at Long Branch, N. Y: o as's asa
GU feet long, got aground, and rsr: 'oos
that situation till the tide rose ~a's'asdla
loud as 20 be heard . or 3 miles '.''asw
whale was Caught on the JERSEY a. Z h'R
Iva. as's,e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
From The Delaware c,a.u.
DERANGED OFFICES

Some of our deranged officers A., H..
T" dotorns because they get no Dollar, Il. -
Dallas" 1t certainly is great incop,.% 4
ence to be discharged, without payms0, !.
their arrears, when they are si dis,.,'
from home, and poor encou,sss
ment for man to leave the " dull no.,1;.
OF civil life +" in quest of" MoulrealO, H.
yen." However, our officers ouphttoL..
from experience as we'll as the people NJ
if il was honorable to conclude peace wiz
out obtaining one single object Of The VI,
as stated in our manifestoes, il is not 50 !
~ disgraceiul to delay their paymsntn,
(" more cons enieAt season."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24

STspnKN ALLEN, one of The aceonPn.
ces of Cayenar, (who was committed . -
in this village sometime since tor nc nar
der Of Miss Hamihon) arrived here ll'a
Plattsburgh on Sunday evening las'' =
was committed 10 prison. De has es' n,
fore, we understand, made full cools'ss
Of his crime, and all the nstarlous ci''aI ].
asancts attending il. The confession o 4.
ALLEN and CAvESAR have been iul' 'Ar'
cit and circunstan,ial.-- CatskiA fapH
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24

The noted Or. ]. b. Norton, (Dr Es.s)
chief of the New England CouDtetfs,lsrs, Il
been arrested, tried, and condemned Olowsn
years imprisonment at hard labOur in he D.a,
,entisry prison at NeW-York.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24

NEW-YoRK, JuIrf
Loss oftte ship Lee Gk-By the VoIisnssd
Mrs Hunting, Of southampton L. L We asn.
formed of the loss of the ship Live-0ak, Capt Iar
rell, off that place, last week. The Liye.0akaa
bound to this port, from Leith, with cFgOdH
pipes of gin, t03 casks of powder, and haIesdAy
goods, &c. &c. On Tuesday afternoon Ias, Fih
inst. the vessel was perceived to be on fire d Ia
run, supposed to be from candle taken beOsA
sailor 10 draw gin, and on giving the alarm nj
making inquiry, the mate cried out from aHaa
that it was impossible to extinguish the hns
The boat wasinstantly let down, aad the Capta
with his lady, and the crew, left the vessl
quick as possible and fastened ashore, distHHa
of about 10 miles, and the wind blowing directly
on, the ship drifted after them, and :truckats
bar, about mile from where the Sylph was loS
quarter of a mile from the shore. Att O'coG
on Wednesday morning the flames reached U
powder and the vessel blew up, with an expl0sa
that terrified the inhabitants for many miles Do
surrounding country with shock like an tars
quake. One of her anchors was thrown on SHOE
and some of her timbers mile and half from
spot, and 800 pieces of duck and ether cloths naa
been picked up. The vessel belonged to the tae
tain, Yarrald Yarrell, OF Roanoke, y. T. and %
cargo was consigned to some merchant in shr eiI
not known, as the papers are destroyed. es1
Another paper says the above snip va.
Liveoak, Capt. Yarrell, Of Scarborough, Aa'r
L. |
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
APPOINTMENTS.

George rhacher, Jun. Of Biddei0Fd' a'a
Horace Porter, of Wells, are appointed
Aids. de Camp to the Maj General 'iif
sixth Division, Massachusetts Militia, VIII
the rank of Major"