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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-19
II. Q. 7th MILITARY DISTRICT,
Adlutant GeneraI7S UHlce,
New-Orlcans, 9Th March, 1915.

GENERAL ORDERS.
Although the commanding general has not
received official advice that the state Of war
has ceased by the ratification Of tho treaty OF
peace betw cen ,be United States and G. Bri-
tnln, he has pursuasiye evidence Of the fact,
and credits it at the risk of being misguided
by his wishes Under this impression, his
first act is to release from actual service the
BODY OF the militia Of This STATE, who have
taken The field in obedience 10 the orders for
levy en- ,nasse. In discbarging them from
tho noble duty which they were called to per-
form, the general does justice to the a!acriy
with which they have in general o6cyed the
call--to the enthusiasm which animated the m
on the first invasion Of the enemy, and the
uaanimi'y and patriotism which disappointed
BIS insolent hopes. He thanks them in the
name Of their common country for the noble
defence they have made, and he congratulates
them in his own, on the consequences it has
produced. Louisiana, though not called on
for any exerion in assuming her indepcn.
dcnce, has shown, by her courage in It's sup
port, that she knows how TO prize the inesii-
mablc blessing her sons have not only cnsur-
ed safety, but have acquired even greater
good--national cpu,a,ion-Preserve this as
luC oSSe Va youi CACiliOHS, anu
it down untarnished, together with your ex-
ample, to your posteri,y.-Let no designing
men induce you to destroy it, by exciting
jealousies Of your best friends, or divisions
among yourselves--by preaching party spirit
in peace, iDsubordination in war, injustice 10
your brave companions in arms, blindness to
your own interests and to The true character
of these enemies of your peace. Guard
against these evils as you hope to enjoy the
blessings you have SO bravely won aDd be-
fore you yield to such Pertidous counsels,
examine scrupuously whether these fsom
whom they proceed deserve your confidence,
by any excr,ion they have made in your de-
fence. A Jealous wish for the prosperity Of
the interesting country, in whose defence he
has been, by the blessing Of Heaven, instru-
mental, has induced the commanding general
to give this admoniory caution, which those
who court popularity, may tell you IL unocc-
essaty. He however values no popuiarily
but that which arises from faithful discharge
os duty. In per forming 1t. his objec, has been
10 secure your happiness; and he will always
consider j, as one OF the most tortunste Incl
dents 10 his lie, to have Contributed by his
exertions, to the prosperity of your country.
By command,
ROBERT BUTLER, Adj Gen.
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s1Oycieiytfb Il
conference FOR the purpose OF trying TO ar
range those matters in dispute which their
Ministers could not settle. Poland and Sax
opy still appear 10 be the great Questions in
controversy, and we fear that their fate will
be the Jun ction OF Saxony to Prussia, and Po-
land 10 Russia.
The Proclamation Of the Grand Duke Con-
stantinc affords Sufficient proof that the En-
peror OF Russia will take possession OF Poland
With the title OF King. The Grand Dukes
words are, Glove towards the Emperor's
person, obedience, discipline, unanimity-by
these you will promote The Welfare OF your
country, which is nozv under his mighty egis
w these you will attain that prosperity which
oilers might promise you, but which he alone
can procure you."--Bui from this Proclama-
tion a question arises whether the Emperor
has taken possession OF IL in consequence of
an arrangement setled by the Congress, or
whether he has done It OF his own accord:
whether he has directed his brother 10 occupy
the country for him, and bid my will avouch
it," Some may incline 10 the lattci opinion
from the preceding expressions OF the Procla-
nation, in which tbe Grand Duke ssys--
" His Majes,y the Emperor Alexander,
your powerful protector, calls upon you
.1SScHOic TINNu your SEUUuuFQ5 fCg guar
hands be armed for The dcfence of your eoun-
rg, and far he maintenance Of your hoificai
erisfence !! While this august monafch is
occupied with the happiness which he designs
for your country, shew that you are ready 10
support his generous endeavors with your
blood"
Now, from these expressions, i, might be
inferred, that the desiga of erecting Poland
into kingdom, Of which the Emperor Alex
aDder should be the King, net with cons!dera-
bic opposition, but that the Emperor was de-
.etmin,d apon Carrying it into execution by
fo ce, and that hence he called upon the Poles
to second him by their arms. BE this as it
may, however, there seems little doubt that
the fate Of Poland is decided. We own we
view this with great regret Russia needed
no accession Of territory, and though Poland
will be entered into kingdom, ye, she will
in reality be as little indepeodcn, when she
was parcelled out and divided between Russia,
Prussia, and Austria.
l, is said that Lord Casilereagh, in order
TO get Out Of the embarrassment Of the double
treaty which he entered into with the King
of N piles against The King of Sicily, and with
the King OF, Sicily against me King OF Ma
pies, proposed that the Seven Islands shall
be given TO the King OF Sicily, as an indcm.
ni,y for Naples. But to this Austria objects,
for she claims the possession of these Islands
AS part OF her Italian indemnify.
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JACKSON
General Post Office, FEB. IA, 1915.

General Post Office, FEB. Ia, 1915.
SIR-Mr. Charles Bell, the bearer hereof,
is charged with dispatches relative to the
stale OF peace which has recently taken place
betwccnthe u. States and G.. Britain.-I need
not mention to you the importance of forward
ing these dispatches with the greatest expe.
dilion possible, and have only TO request your
aid in furnishing or procuring horses; or in
case Mr.. Bell should be unable TO proceed, 10
employ now messenger, so often as occasion
may require, to forward these dispatches TO
Orleans any necessary expense which may
be incurred in this respect, shall DC duly re-
imbursed from this Office.
X. |. MEIGS, P. NJ. G..
Mr.. Bell will vest four hours a night, and
travel 80 miles in day time and proceed as far
as he can stand it. The rider may take the
lower road direct to columbia SO as 10 pass on
the shortest route.
To Post masters, contractors, and others
on the route from Washington City
to New-Orleans.
The despatch bearer of the above ratified
treaty, by some strange mistake, exchanged
dispatches containing the treaty, for a bundle
of old dispatches he met with at one of the
Post Offices between Washington and New
Orleans, ordering out three regiments OF
militia. The mistake was not discovered un-
nj the seal wa. broken by Gen. Jackson at
Head Quarters. EVs Post.
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aEw.yoRE, ArRiL Is.

NEw.yoRE, APRIL lS.
We understand, that The court OF Enquiry,
now sitting on board the friga'e Constellation.
acquitted Commodore DEeATvR os all cen.
sure IN the surrender of The frisa,c Pre,idcn,.
On Thursday the Commodore hois,ed his
broad pcudan, on board tho Constslls,io?,
having we also ,earr, been appointed to the
command Of the sqnadrcn destined to the
Medi,cr-ancen.
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The Peace at New-OrIeans.
NEw.oRLEANs. MARcur. l

sEw-oRLEANs, MARCH 7, 1915.
SIR-From the enclosed, which The cum
manding general believes TO be genuine, the
very pleasing intelligence of peace is placed
almost beyond doubt. You will please,
however, in giving it publicity, to state that
the dispatches referred TO, have not from
some extraordinary occurrence, reached the
commanding general, and consequently leaves
us in doub, whether the state of psace relates
TO the treaty as ncgoci lated at Client, or TO the
ratification by the President Of the United
States.
ANDREW JACKSON,
.jiajor General Commanding.
Mr. Lecerc, printer.
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The Dey Of Aigiers seems determined
give his subjects cmployment.-Sincct the
rupture with this country, he has sent away
the French Consul, with great indignaniy.
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In Jan. 1914, off TenerifTe, the Cyape fell
in with the French f'igate Iphlgene, OF ~
guns, aud engaged her in running hight
Ohc latter making off y for or days, when
the Venerable, "a, came Up and took her.
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An English article Of Jan. Ia ,ay.-ss Some
people complain, tina, in tie new Order Of
Koighthood are men who have been clerks at
home, whose field of battle wss their office,
and their weapon goose-qui!l."
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British Observation-Disclosures article same
date, mentions the sale by man named John
Osbon. in the poblic streets of Maidstone, Of
his qoitc ana child, TO another man by the name
OF Wan. Ser jeant, for the sum of one hound!
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and haunted only by psowliDs savsSos. 10 dis.
ciplinc these ferocious ba,barisns TO justice,
aud to relieve the civilized world from dis.
graceful servilude and tribute.
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We also find an account Of boring matches,
al which were present number Of "gentic-
men amateurs" One between "Smith aid
Scroggins. for sol," the other between a Sal
or and a Jew. The latter is said to have
"caused much diversion among the spec,a
tors, as the sailor, by superior strength, pu,
science at distance, and after tsyenty.seven
rounds, fhe Jezo gave in ="
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The Cayanne came up to New-York with
all sail set, aud apparently in excellent order
She is fine ship, and looks nearly as large
as the Congress or Essex.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07
GAZETTE 49, news.
POET or PORTLAND.

Taestay lug ].
Arrived brig Hero, Ceot Rnber, Modcy. II
dayS from St. Csox, vi D &catg3 ct Ram % ]
hobart Left thee. brig. F,eedonia, "
Mussey. OF and, for Naw!o,k.
FIday, Asg.4
Arrived brig TroDgc, Capt. ;. Freeman, %
days from Trinity, Mart. with cargo Of Sugar
IN Mol,sses, 70 Israel kiGhardson Left deie
Jly IL, brig George and 6ugan, Rice. of >
lem rig Ioann, Cla;kson, Of Newbn ypor m
schr. Favrfte, Eiwe, Of B7ston--schf htnls
min Gnd Ioaeph, of Boston --schr- Peggy, CLARK
u Newourypor,--schr. Retsey, ot do --7chr.
Trisi, Han. Of New5urn, n Gully 26 Ia. 50
long. c. spoke brig Alexander, HusAs, lays
from ioston. for Msr,inicn, all wei.
Aug S, arrived ship William, Csa5tree, from
Wimngton. n c..
Entrances and ccardsccg AZ tie Cus:ont Nouce. since
or las.
July 81, schr. Peace. ID iakwa'ey. from Boston
sloop Caleb Strong, $ anwood. do
=. Venus, Williams. d..
schr, Arctura, Drink water, 10.
August L, aioop Ranger, P,iace, DO.
s, sloap Messeug4r, Lowell. do.
brig Francis, brszier, from Newyoik.
ship H.nnsh, Foster, d..
4. slacp Fox, VIII ney, from Boston.
sche. Ttaveltcf, Hall, do,
cLEARANcE4.
Aug. 1. slcop Ranger, Prince, for ST. And 'ews
2, brig kesper, Tuner, for Boston.
brig Gratitude, Snow, Was; Iodes
81. Independence. Woodward, St.Anlrews
(, sloo1 Venus, Williams, d..
brig William. Parclngsoa, NV Hlven
brig Castor, Winslow, WeAt Indies,
sioop Jaaepe. Sturdiyao', 81. A"dfews
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

n Savoy, Victor Emanuel, King.of sar,linia,ant
i3ake IL hoste, in an advanced age. lie had but
.ecently been restored TO his continental donin-
ions.
In Mount-Pleasant, n. Y. mr. Samuel Lyn-
dcn drow1ed, while Bathing.--in North-Aingf
ton, h. L. Henry Tanner, IL IS, Silot IN his heat
Nv his Younger brother, whhc they were both q
aiusine themselves with muskcts, not knowing thcy
wsre luaded.--in N. York, (drowued), Capt. a.
dugh fieiimeras, OF Russian ship atlas, lately arr
we'd there as a cartel from England.
Ia Norway Maine Soth June, Of the putrd r.
yer. stephen Pottle, eldest Sol "a ne, Jonathan
Petite. aged about i 3 years. He was youth u
al aniable character, promising habits aud q Az
excellent disposition. lie was esteemed and beloved
bv III who knew him. In this death Ills parents
ftc! The loss Of a verify aud oifdieat Son, whom
tAcy teadeflg l5vcl; and wiin.s~ early departure
mas blasted ,hef lonGest earthly hopes and cxpec-
tationa.
E,Ls charming aower, that rear'd its buShiag head
Is now cat down, AMI all its glory he'd
Adore the hand, that weids TIE chasla Is rod,
Re3e.t ufsia aad make yonr peace with liod.s
III this town, MAnE AEoEsiA. drughtsr u ~
lNe4ea.ah Cram, asej mostts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

All the Duke Of Meiliagtons Abide Camps
were either killed or wounded, except Mai. Percy,
who was assisting his Wounded comrades, when he
was called upon to be the bearer of the Dukes de-
spatches, and he immediately set out without stop
ping TO change MS clothes.
he highest encomiums have been expressed III
Parliament upon all The officers aud soldiers enga-
Sed in The actions against bonaparte.
The 9th British ge3imei.t lost in killed and
wounded AZ officers cut OF H.
5000 cavalry passed tie French frontiers, be-
tween Gevet and Ieaeeres, on the 18th of June 70
join tha LEFT wing OF the Frussians.
Great lIunnations have been made in London
in honor OF the recent victory.
Before the opening Of the campaign it is stated
that the 9Th and Sd corps OF the French army con-
federated aud hosted the black flag, resolving a.
give the prussians no quarter, aud that Ia general
tney kept t}cig cord If this is true, the old devil
Ias BonaParte stiles BIacher) will retalate N u I
vanscance.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

wounded ofGcers--but was to return iIrmeiiately
to the army 10 continue bis operations.
lalleyrand was at Ffnkfort on the 18th OF
June. Barclay de FOLLY, inc Russian Commando
IN 1hief, was at Neurenterg on the fAth. Tie
Aing Of Prussia had appointed the 18th to be at
Frankfort
touche, in his account of the instructions, de-
nouisces Harseilles, Toulouse aud Bordeaux. The
communication between these places and Paris i,
cat off, and The royal army Id that quarter il favor
OF the Boarbons, is stated 70 5c 30 900 strong.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07
BENJAMIN BUTMANs
Sgn " TIE Calder Mortar, Afia9s Ss,sf,
Has E0R SdLE,

Sigs " TIE Coidts Mortar l4sz1gs otyssf,
Has E0R SALE,
2 tons Csmpeschy Logwoot
do Fufc 5 do Nicaragua
IS bbls graun Camwood
GOO lbs Maader-JOo lbs BeneaI Indigo
1000 do Roma yitriol
30 afhoys o. do
IL groee Preis Papers-4 hhds Ccpperafs
bbs Alum sco lbs. Nugas
100 pair CIofhier's Jacks
rs bills Linieed OHIO do fpirits Tnfpen.ins
do Spaniih Brown
10 do spruce Yellow tons Chak
20 gals Coz Al Varniih
100 books Cold Leaf SO 10. Englifl. Cue
100 lbs Verdgriie 200 do Gun Copal
500 powdered L,.hsrre
81 boxes7by 9 and 8 ~ o Gaf.
do Roll B-im'toue
200 ID, Cum Cam 1hor $50 do Gum Arabic
600 d -Four Suipher-- 500 do Re- Gentisn
goo do Otter So do Cream Tartar
100 do Gortex Peru So hotties Gator Oil
so hushel Jnniper Bert,es
90 groce Phials &C. sc
huguf SIN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

Destructive HLjJ Storm.--0n Tuesday last most
violent haii s.orn was experienced al Salem and
olartehea. 1t il said the hail stones as large
as puies esgs, measuring from 70 inches IL cir
conference. 1t IS calculated that 10000 squares
Of uiass we're broken in saeG-sot house es-
caped injury. Great damage wasdone III the
iclds and to the fruit trees.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

In Falmouth, M. Thomas Bishop, Of FreePort
10 Hiss Sybi Noyes, Of Portland.
In this town, by the hey. E.Aheilogg. Mr. VIII
nam homes, to Mrs riary DrinkWater.-Mr
ohm Ball 90 Miss IlicE Bailey.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

Secrets north kno,uing (!
lust received and for faie at LITTLE and
y Cos Bnokitore,
/" The Contribution Rules and Regulations to be
adopted and praaiced by the members OF the
Friendly Botanic Society at Eahpost. Pals and
Portfmou,h. N. II Together with the prepare
on of Medicine and
SYSTEM OF PRACTICE,
Under The nature and operation Of the fur
Elements,
BY Samuel thompfon.
This inyaiaa5s work, "lnch has heretofore
been fo.d for TWENTY DOLL r, may now &c
had FOR the fmz FUN Of Thirty sevsa snt an 6s fsHt'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

u UNAWAY from he subicrlber On the goth
II inn an indeDfed apprentice by the name OF
JONATHAN sOULE al perions are ioFhidiar-
eorng or truiiing fad apprentice Oh my acccuat
as will not pay any thing from .he inrseo'ng
da.e. tDl'S I1e.NeI.
Northyarm0ush. Jay ~, SIS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07
Al .figeri,,e Frigate and Brig taken.

~ a9gefhte fiSuFe dIu bT1Y taheH.
Accounts nave been received Of several vessels
having been spoken with al sea, which INFORM tina,
the 4. y squadron uneeg-1 ON Decatur, had cap
taraa an 4'gcfute Frtga:e aud Brig, and sent them
iato Curthaseaa in Spain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

UF7 Several articles prepared, arc omitted in or
der 70 give as large a summary OF European neN-
IS possible, which are, and wall continue 10 he oi
van interesting and important character.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

Wilt meet ii this town tomorrow TUESDAY
Divine service will he perio rmed ~ Gle <naFei
,leetiagh commencing at bali ,.ast
seven O'Clock tomorrow evening. The Ucll vii.
give notice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

RUFUS HORTON.

RUE S HOR ION,
LAS received eo1iiarren,s from ,he PainfeId
Union Msuufaca 2 Co. IN Providence a
large ai11tment aad exp Chs conlsaat fuppiy Of
american Cotton Coos;
which my re Tad h Gore adjoining Maine and
Green trees in Per and
- coNsIs7lKo OF
singie Yarn for wa aFa Filing
Shifting, white and brown
Checks Wide and narrow
Stripes Of vagiou kinds
cnghsm' ChsHorays Tjckipgf, &c Sc.
Socsieg Yasns snd tkrssas are ex.aeeted ly the
heii conveyance,
N shoPkeepers add other. 0hn %. ehsfe
oy he Piece vii! fad fuitable deGucison from
The ua Pnce,--The above wnl be fold for cath
Or approved credit
Portland sh Mo. Tn, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

ME.RINO SHEEP, &c.
nNE hyperion full blood Merno BUCK, syears
~ Old
Three full blood lamb do
Five half blood do.
Forty common sheep
AHs-Merino, half blood and common Woo,
for fae by KiSHAkO Mo4 LEY
Joy "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07
'oma|,9.
August Z, 1915.
ged WEDNESDAYS.

ACtb w EOANLsoAJ<t os
recent arrangement of
Lc the Inconvenience OF
)ers 10 press a day or
s.5 day Of publication, the
tn be issued every
.EE This arrangement will
vs. which comes by
ads, and add much
u- Ea ar every way.
rlgement, our adycr-
INFORM that it will be ne
10 der to be compiled
}Ia : early as Tuss,say
aay fpubIication.
us, lH his alteration will
Jation OF our SUP
a- cite more worthy
-aa n objection ~hIch
G day On winch
equentIy wiiinot
c erti8ing IrienIs.
this inconyen-
b { SO loig as ill
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

BAR BOUk q LINCOLN,
EXCHANGE STREET
LEAVE JUL received whiie' buff and icarfet
J. u CAS8fMERE5 for uniforms -Hiso--
Double milled mixed ca solMERES-Hsg and
bandanna iIAEDKERCFIIEFs
Ausut
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

THIS Backing wa5 invented 10y an Italian Chym
= lit IN Rome and Il made OF ,rg ,ef,ents very
cifferent from any o:her ever invenled il thar
country. This Incompatible Backing 70 heauti.
fu in lie appearance and foften,ng and ufefui n,
the leather i. The eniy Backing that has been
made ule of IN tha: ccunn y for great bunker nj
years pan gen,!emal who had beea refi ag
10 thar country FOR : lllort time and coming back
20 America with much d ficu'ty OBJ aned re
celpt for making il The pco2rie,or has ob;ansl
receipt, and by aakiog an ex Ier:ment on H. hz-
I, und u 10 lie far supetsr 70 ANY other Biaekiag
ever made here. The arfice s thai tn aekiug
competed Of are imported from Europe, and
are 60 iearce that they are hardy attainabe. The
acking i put up 10 pint and ha f PINT canil.tr.
aud Is thick pats, VIII ch uAakssi convenient fir
exportsion
N B.-Oae saaGe- { thi, acking will laa a.
long again a. any her kod Of he fame qusai
and il ufed with one t9uv.h part u he about.
Sold. whoieiae ant re al, by he lu5.crihey a.
his Shoe Gore Two dao.s aboVse Portland 3aak
Middle n ee'. 4
- II he 3 ack;ug does 40, aafwer tie recon-
menda,ion above Re putch lfsr Is al i,be ~ 10 e
turn ii, and receive lie money
OLIVER 5. AARTSHORN.
He has Jun received for ae a. above aisrge as
fortReot of Ladies. NlGes snd Childrens
Leather, KID q Morccco wboes,
Of the newell falll;oa, and manufactured of the
be0 eock imported fnce the peace.
lie has aifo an aGodmeat of Cen,iemens Panp.
aud fine Shoes, Boots DC
CONSIGNMENT
Several cafes of AmeEican Waterproof IL Is
cheap, durable, tight and haadloms
10 doz GJas Ekia MOROCCO, Of 4 ff4rcnt co.
ors aud hsit qitllty, by fhs 'z a OF ilngie
A iln2l! ah1rtment If LASTS ~ different kind
~ The above are Of good quay aai vi
5e digofel u oa The mot reAlonaoie efni4.
NEW a. USEFUL.
He Informs he shoemakers IN The county q
cumbtr !and thar he IA, he riga, of making an <
vendiug patsn, pscged Boots snd Sh 1es. which rs
vii dspoie q ~ ihop or town fighs.
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