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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-02

Dolls. 42,000,009
This is as accurately as can be aScer-
tanned, the amount Of our past trade, and
double what the American priuts sap
pose. Mckee here comes in for small
owing to the wars though
by far the most populous country. Hum
6Oldt states, Spas 81 America, when sub
iect to Spar, ITO have consumed annual
~ ninety-sive aad a halt million of dol
lars OF E.propean imports IN that scale
8eanOs Ayres is only rated at three mill
lions. and she now consumes nine FROM
ENGLAND alone, of which amount the port
Of London has sent yearly 500,0o0t. ster-
ing. SixiY-four British vessels have
been seen riding triamphantly in the RE
rer of Pate at one time, AID the amount
3f property beionging.to our merchants
Il present 10 that section aleHe, is not
less than 1,300,UQ0 sterling, indepen-
dent Of taaS OF British subjects resident
there, which reaches l250.e00 sterling
more,
IiulnhalIt states the yearly consunn-I
ton OF Ne@ Spain or Mexico to be %
,aiiiions OF dollars. vet not more than one
sixth OF tie people use European goods.
shat would not this be if it were open.
when the increase Of Beanos Ayres has
seen so great The best criterion IL Gus
trade to Spanish America is, however.
the following fact SIN 1905, 20 millions
sterling were exported to North ANeri-
ca alone, and three only TO the other parts
Of the Western world. In a subsequent
year. when our intercourse with the Z
states was interrupted, we shipped there
oaly FIVE millions sterling, and le mil
lions sterling to Spanish america and
West Indies so that of the ~ nil
lions sent to the United States in 1903.
thirteen at least must have gone to Spa
nish America. 10 1868, millions ster-
ling we're exported to North America,
and i9 to Spanish settlements and West
Indies and in 1910. our trade has been
as may be seen by Walton's
Expose or the dissensions of Spanish
America: vet the Whole is lost to us the
momeutSpepish power is again affianced
there, If that were possible or as soon
as North American enterprise getSintQ
full play. Is not this u question on Whicb
British ministers and merchants ought
to ponder while it is yet time ? Attet
sc have finished our work in Europe, isl
it not time to look across the Atlantic /?
.Uorn. Chron.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-02
Rnilding I.ots at suction.

IsbAll offer 1T public salt on Saturday
the a8th Of Oct. at o'clock, is valua.
Die building lots, situated o. Washing
ton. Princess, ST. Asaph, and Columbus
Streets, in pIeasantpart Of the town,
|tasy will be Sold upon credit Of s y II
months, and satisfactory conveyance
viii be made udon the payment Of the
purchase money.
/ have also 5llots which are adjoining
the above which / wish to lease for 8
'ssr' : go : q. Griffith.
Oct. 2 dts
T. he sale Of the above
IS postponed till SATURDAY
EVENING next. a. half past O'CLOCK
Griffin and Brasonsr.
Nov
Selling off at Prime Cost
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-02
UourtS Martial


BATTALION Courts Of Enquiry for
the two battalions composing the 1st re-
giment, Cd brigade militia Ofth district
OF Columbia. will be held at the court.
house on Saturday the 4th instant, at 10
O'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose
of assessing fines for non-attendance al
the mustefs in September and October.
All those interested are hereby notified
to attend.
BY order,
r. GRAY, Adjutant 1st regt
Cd brigade M. D. G.
November Q
~ B. The law requires that the off
GERS appear in uniform.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-02
Valuable Sale If
D r Y G. O @ D S.

On MONDAY next, at ten O'Clock, will
commence the sale, at Auction. OF the
stack Of Dry Goods, belonging to
I'm. c. Rogers, at his Store doors
below the Mechanics Bank, King
street, Alexandria
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-02
CONSISTING OF
Broad Cloths. KerseYrnere:

Broad Cloths, Kerseyrneres
cords, velvets, blankets, coatings, pe-
lisse cloths,s bombazetts, boRlbazeens,
Tartan plaids, worsted and cottoR no.
siery, cambrics, caIicees. British shirt
ings, Irish linens, lawns, dimities, chintz
furnitures and damask furniture, dimi-
ties Canton grapes, Ievantines, figured
silks, f@eaces, ribbons, cotton laces.
tapes, vestings, handkerchiefs, &c. &c,
Terms Of sate--Under 800, CASH
from leo TO 500, sixty days--Over 500,
two AID four months, for approved en-
durstd notes.
GRIFFITH y BRA NER,
Auctioneers,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-02
November q

10 t!p Steetto|4crs Of tie CoIpm6iqn in-
strcace Compaag Of .aleraaGrtd.
q dividend of eight and half per
( a cent on the cash capital has this
'ay been declared. being two thirds Of
tie profits ia conformity with the arti-
cles Of association arising frofA the bust
ness since the 18th May last, which will
ne paid to the stockholders on or after
the 4th inst.
BY order of the Board,
I'm. yrilsOh, ssc'y.
Columbian Insurance office,
Alexandra. Nov. |, 1915.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-02
Vaudeville & Larmour.

X1 0llMOV ll1O ~ A4SSA -
Corner Of King and Fairfaa = King
and Water Streets-0Fsy for Sale,
100 Chests Gunpowdef, Imperial and
Young Tyson TEAS Of the latest
Expectations, aud can be sold low
er than any of the Northern Mar
kets can at present afford them.
90 boxes Imperial
so lacquerea boxes Young Hyson
Is boxes Young HYson and HysOns
Skin-Montesquieu's cargo
10000 lbs. Green Coffee
20 bags cid Java Coffee, tol genteEl
family use
SO hogsheads and 6Obarrels Orleans
st. Croix and Martinique Sugar
5000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
5000 lbs. heavy Black Pepper
500 lbs. FIRST quality Bengal Indigo.
10 puncheOns West India Rum
200 gallons genuine old Irish HVIiss
key
100 boxes Soap
500 reams Wrapping Paper
Nth their usual general assortment ofthe
Best Wines, Liquors & Gro
0crIeS.
n. B.-a-Country dealers are respects
fully requested to view their assOrtments
Aug. IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-02

TIL RsDAY, Eesr nnEn 3.

The colatents Of the late North Ameri,
can papers amply prove, that there TIE
same Indifference does not reign witlfc.
gard tothe fate Of Spanish America, a.
in England. Hints arefrequently thrown
out respecting the magnitude and gains
of the trade we have been carving on
for some ears; which shew that the a.
americans Wiz also now do every tbihg "a
paFtake Of il. The extract, however
from a philadelphia paper respecting the
amount of our past.frsde there, and CO
pied into tnostsOf our own papers within
these few days; is founded 10 error, and
consequently it mar not be improper to
subjoih the following statement, formed
on the best mercantile information, and
on some ofieias data.
Channel Trade from Great britain and
". India Islands to Spanish aDterica.
Dollars.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-02
Vaudeville s. LarmouT,

Hare Received for Sole,
100 bbls. low priced Sugar,
tisrces 1st quality De.
90 barrels
/, 80 bags Laguira CofgAs -
September Is :
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Ian will nd
tettsment of JEREMY FOCG. late of Cor
ham in the county of Cumberland yeoman. de
ceaied, has been prelented TO me the fuhfcriber,
Judge Of i'robate for iad county by George Fogg,
one of the heirs and Devices of faid deceafed in
behaf Of Mary Fogg who is appointed fole ex
ecu,rx of lad will and tina, Wednefdsy the hir
teenth day of December next (beDg he feroud
Wednesday Of laid month) at ten cock in the
forenoon il aihgned for taking prcofof he fame a,
the Reglfier OF Probates in Portland when anu
where all perions concerned may be prefer, 80
ihew csufe y any they have why The fad will
ihoutd or ihoud NOT be approved and allowed
SrM. ERLEMaN
Nov. IT, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
New Eitablihment.
Boots, oboss, y Factory CnJ.
WILLIAM TkIIR

L q
TNFORMS hrs friends and the puh;.l
has jull received aud is now opep;.s y - Z
al his tore il Fore ftroet lneI ooar d \. = y
Mariner sJs genera sGcrtmeus Of I.,5 H. , =
and Children morocco kid and e. i, s,,aa aa
lacIe kid and morocco BOOTS co,k -
ing gentlemen and boy, ,h,o 80 : I /. !.
Boots and thin and thick Shoes 6,o-. a.. IN
Of (ou,hern Ga skins and Pin al, Eh,, 49,. T..
er-Bcot Legs and Preach Tops, for m,,n. -
ing Boots AID ohoes
The above iloek was carefully i,l,A.at-,
Joan II RUNEELs who has engaged = Il r.
TEND the marufactory al the above Ao,. !. \
b. friends and former oulomers are j ~ !"
LiIezVI5s Received from dlTerep, No..
ries anu wlIl keep eoulantIy for iale
Factory, W arp, Y Filling.
from No 7 70 2O-two and three ,hrs,S.sa...
ng Yarn fewEg Cotton al, color,-sb,,,..s'
Sheelings Ginghams. newell pat.ern,-S,,,,s.-
Checks &C.
dl,o-- n .fortment Of n and Cd ou,ay D,
ton Factory HaTS-knapt diuo-Aneue.s d,
terprcof d,.to bows ditto--An Of which v;n !.
fold on he mon realonable terms
Portland, Sept "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
That HALU4BLE
ITCH OINTMENT,
FOR NALE

Prepared BY J. Wheaton, in Dsdnam ~ IL
men, which has long been kHo~u a,ryrsss
I,ch, IS Cor ssle 10 Portland, ~ Sos !. - S }
snd Benjamiu Bulm-n; IN H i,'' :, auru-
Wales, d.. 8. -ge md s. Gooda,s i ! Fdss5
"a, by Dr.. Joel Ellis in y ater'le,V & Hyasi
Esy; in BAH, by d.. N ch'd' sn1 lam d.
IN W,scasse,, BY Sytn Bartlett, ana ! Wsie
son; in Dame a Gotta, By y, By.H' " !, o.
borough, py ! & J He.di u ws : aa.a.; 4
]. Head u. Cesune, ey JuhS'uo ay DrEaat
Buoksyown,byJ Folsom ~ n4As .e1a,I sosss
and by ome person 10 lie P''N
thr, ughau. .hr Uuited Sts'ts
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
175 Crates and Packages
EARIHEN WARE.
B. G. Atwood,

Haymarkst RszD FoRiLAND'
TIAs recently received from Liverpool By fhps
Il il Margaret and Ceres, (0ia BgeoHl an extenhvs
atfsrtment IF
lbina, Glass and CrOeksry Ware ;
Conhli,ng of almoa every article in corrmon ule
few fupelb China Tea Sets, embofed, bur
niihed gold,
Luifred blue black and red printed Tea Ware
Elegant bue printed and brown lined Dining
Sets
Good afTor.ed CRATES repacked for country
market conltAl on hand
handiome af1ortment of Tea Trays
Is boxes long and fhort PIPES
65 doz LOOKING GLASSES,
all Eze,--from doll 50 Cts per doz TO 65 dollars
each ~iome which are We y elegant, and rON Be
sold a, .Beap q, can b. px. .baisd an tozpa
Ills, Confantiy iuPo led BY he Bolton Ciais
Mandatory, with complies aRortment of aimoit
every defcription of
FLINT GLASS WARE,
which will be sold cheap by the package or retail
for CAP oy oPproVsf eredt
The above Ware wa, feleSted particularly for
this ma ket ard will he fold as low a. can be
bough IN Mafachufe ~
Port aud, NV SIS 6w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
American Goods.

w r. s G SrOCKBRIDCE- q Norhyr-
mouth agents for oue of The osa Msnuir
tories on Fawyucke Fails, Ri de Ialad, are ca
Gaut!y fuPPlied wal gene af,ameslOI
1sme' ican C0ifda Gadj,
CONSISTING OF
Single Yarn f., Warp and Filing
2 and threaded Stocking Yarn
White and coioured sewing Cottcn
Shi-tings; Check Stripes; CInghans
Chambrays; Titking, SC &c.
N B.-Shopkeepers and others will be iuppsa
at the Factory rrices Oder from eulonsn w
be periona'iy and punetuaiiY attended 70
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05

z ANYWAY from the fubfcriber On the eth
OF Augult lafi girl g year. of age named
hane"a Eaton, oouhd 10 me ty the town of
Brunswick'-A'i Perfons are forbid ha,boripg or
ui''i her on my account as IihaR pay no debts
OF her ntac'ing; aud VIII ever will re urn Fer
10 ne iuh'criher may receive one cent reward and
no cha ges Paid, JEREMI Fl HINT
BGuntwick, Nov. 90, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
4 merican Manufactured Goods.

No z, Af.6sy's >. R0u.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for HLay u B'sUa. of
] Providence, who keep him conhant!y iGFp'ied
from their long known and well easbliihsdF&ct
ry at Pawtucket. with general afortment OF
american C0ttcn Goods,
coNsETiNG OF
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
* threaded white s color d Stocking Yarn
White and colored fewing Cottons
Shirtings-sheetirgs-C hecks-Stripes
Cinghams-Chamhrays-Bed Ticking. &c
~ Shopkeepers in town and country and PEG.
pie in general who with to furnih themfelves with
he above articles, will befupPlied At the Factory
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
MIII.aRs
Celebrated IlCki ON VII .,ss s,Gd

Celebrated IlCti OlNlmL s,ss s,llda
is offered 10 the public IS ,sllls - Long s'Fs'
asa aa' h ,s.' proved the Eff aey e d. ID
1t is perfectly fate IN IL ofs, a ~ u Aoul d.
*. fssa e !. . .e;.. a. ! ,s,s
ss'ss !: '- fs s s"':. = p. =
s be ..eo@ .a nj =, ,soy.
fgaed BY JOsL MItIsa :. oa,p lie. d +
may he had il imai o az. gxrs Fol ~. NJ.
MILLER, ST Gsegs Dse,l $ iauos:' -, :;
s,gu i $ Luke Head No No . ssssufI ~ Z
d. sAmL no. TON il Ne. .,,tlsss;o -
Bsaa., Of Mr. B SI.nIs fgrn r. nls avas !
son and Bruce Ws.e.b ,,sgs o, n, 7Esg..,sj
Bruniwitk Fri &c and Nsih0', Inv IL ~
Ogkes Perry, C2mdez.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
FOR SALE,

has IaSeiy been put under good i'm ,,ovss sa'ss
IS considered one Of be besi stsnd.
nc House in the counly--'t WI be 49, sFus
- ems Of psymen, easy. Please !" 'sg ~
COTTON b. BROOKS, MS. S ,SS y
Wharf 4 ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
ALMANACKS Tor 1916.
ISAAC ADAMS,

HAS just received for sale oy the gross, doz
or single. he
FARMERS ALMANACk,
far ,be yea. 1916; calculated upon and
improved plsn. AL,o,
Lows and the Clergyman's double and
single 4LMANACKS.
Books and Stationary as usual.
The above Aim nycks are also for sale BY
STEPHEN PATIEN,
WHO has received, On consignment, general
sssor; ment Of
Books and Stationary,
which az offered tor sale IN the most reason
>bie terms. On Noe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
Va.uaJle timber Land for sale.

Va.ua5le Timber Land for sale.
TO he sold at public Auction on Saturday the
9Th of Dece mber Mex, at one o'clock 7. NJ. 8,
ne house OF JosEPH SEARS, in B,idg'on. the
following valuable Los of TIMBER-'iz -
The LII No 2. in he Cd arge Of ti's' division
Lots IN SAID Budgeton said LIT lays on III
,uore ofMoose-P Jnd- Also, the Lot N. q in
he % range IN The LOWE of Harrison, LAY ing =
pou half mile from Long Pond-.Ad los rre
covered with an excellent growth Of pine Tim
er, equal perhaps to any IN this l'sr' OF the
ountry, none ever having been Gu theretfom.
fhey being situated SO near The oetoremenllon-
= Ponds, and he soil being Of an excel!en,
lushty, renders them very valuable
he terms Of payment will be easy small
4rt only will be paid at The lime Of purchase,
I'd he remainder in one and W. years with in
trlest; with sstlstac DRY seoul y.
ENOCH tERLEY Attorney TO AARON PERLEY
Sridgeton, Nu1. 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
WEBER & CHASE,

NlyCH -fh6 E-SIkEEi,
Have Jun rsceivsd an eEtenfve afiorimert OF
Enpi6, hcia, ana Freneb Goods,
fu,tab fot che p,sien, aod approaching ieaion
X rreafury Nsses and New York Bills fece'V
ed al inlai. dicount nov
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
5alfs at auttioil.

On WEDNESDAY, OH Of December neft,
at | / o'clock #. NJ
The LANYARD and the Buildings thereon, SIT.
uaied near king-street, Por,isnd-Said Tan
Ysrl was formerly owned and occupied by the
ale Deacon John Thr&shef-Sale on the PREM
ises-Terms st The sale.
s. M'LELLAN. .,,ns
7. FLETCHER,
Portland, Nov. Is, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
Pine timber for Sale.

WILL be so!d at Auction on Saturday The
9h Of December mex, at one O'Clock r. Nj. a.
he house of Joseph Sears, in BrdgeIon, the
.siusble Lot of TIMBER, No. Is 81 range
~ the t"wn Of H~rrlson, lying aoou one mile
ON Long Pond it's uuquestiouabiy the bes
Lo, of Timber III either Of said towns, and its
nuaiion is such m. l1es il worthy The s,ten-
uon Of men engaged in The lumber business
Terms lberal-shout enc four b dow, the re
ma'nder in approved notes, payable IN one aud
wo years wi b interest,
ENOCH PERLEY
3ridgton, Nov g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05

gTAvE iun received exF eLiive ali meni OF
L l. Gooas iuted 10 the preient and approaching
fealon- am ng which are
Broadc oths Levan,ine and Florence
CafIi,nere> Sks
HUI ers Cloths Imna ion Shawis
Queens Cloths hourniog ohawls
p ,Ae lLo.hs Men Beaver Gloves
c atings Wooeu owes
Fe4rnoughts Woneis KID, beaver Q
BcmbaZe'ts NIX G'oVes
Wilt, mrs Silk hoie
Scotch Paids D4mnk fable Linens
Fla,neis LIpen Cambrl'Ks
Bookings Coron Can'oF,cks
S3a hns Cambuck Niul,ns
Fureh C,oths Fancy Mud.as
Satinetts DImoues
Blankets Colored Cambricks
Toliinette and Swami Black Fix Hkfs
down Veling, B4nranuz anc flag do
Cot,on Vs. Pam and piaIaed BIB
Women ilA.e ADD black boos
Worried ttoie Caicoes and Ginghams
Mems back Whine and Ptlnted CambrIGs
mixed Worried Hole ask Grape
SEQ. oh KIM Hoie Blown Lsen
Guerniey I, ocks Buckr&m
Bri III Shirtnp Cotton kli.. eneu
American ditto Fine Cotton Balls
Linen. IaIan Sewing SILK
Silk. Bingham aud Got Silk Iwlf
too Umbrella, Bout Cord SC &c
NdY 5 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
sou rHERN STOCK.

feel confident ha by gfea; eIsrtiOn AaIhs
alb &C piesie thoie thai may favOuI me auh bee
euitom My former culiomers are fspsaiu Jia.
wed o call al she above Gore 10 Fore Gree
] H RUNNEIS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
Il SCHOOLN4STER

WANTED a gentleman TO take charge IF :.
schco! in Cape e zabeth One who can
produce good Recommendations as to haratfer and
qua teanons, will find good encouragement bv
applying TO ISRAEL JORDAN T.
Cape Elizabeth Nov %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
REMOVAL.

HE public are informed ha the Portland Dp
and hoe Manufaclo'Ys removed from Nj.
die free 20 the ltore of Mr. William rrue Fan.
arest where that continue 10 Conduct the bvS,,s
of laid Factory, as agent. having nov cungs.
annrtraenI of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
X NEW GOODS!
WEBER q. CHASE,

w 1 Dbl n n - II hDI1s
EXCHANGE STREET
HAvE jun received extenive ados ment of
L bngAjb India g French Gods,
fuitabIe foE the Preleat and approaching ieAion--
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
STONE Gu rTlNG,
EXECUTED IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES BY
BAR lLEII AID mis-.

Fed3o. Sreet Portland,
HO r. On hand ia.y~ sock ,fM lie
ate < Ere, slon:, able for He rus J,mbs
4 NJ SIS sIn Minis. Fl KS and Muliers /;
cn'b nd 6 sc Stones, s, &C
N. B Otcers tfons any pa't Ct .!!e Country exc
utea zD"a pune .aa.i.y cnc lisf4fth
hov %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
NEW GOUDS.

BARBOUR & LINCOLN,
EXCHANGE STREET,
rTAvE juf received an ex eLive all ment OF
L Goojs iuned 10 The preient and approaching
fealon-a am. ng which are
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05

Nov. %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16
TR.fNSLATTC.iS.
TRENCH HOUSE OF COMMONS.
FRIDAY, JUNE 2S,

FRIDAY, JUNE 23.
M. Manuel delivered long speech, which
he terminated 5y The following Resolution
NAPOLEON THE SECOND has be-
came Emperor OF the French by the fact oi
the abdica,ion of NAPOLEON THE FIRST, and
by virtue OF the Constitutions of the Umpire.
This decision shall be transmitted TO the
Chamber Of Peers, by message"
The Resolution was unanimously accepted,
and pu, TO the vote.
The whole assembly arose,a land the President
declared the proposition adopted.
At this word, the cry of Vive PEnfcreur,
burst forth in the Assembly and in The Iri-
bune--and the cry was prolonged amid the
most lively applauses.
The printing OF Manuers discourse was
demanded, and six copies ordered.
Nj. Solignac-I demand tba: you decree
that the Members of Government shall take
the oath Of obedience to the Constitution OF
the Empire, and Gdeity to the Emperor.
A Member--I demand that message oe
sent to the Emperor to make him acquainted
with the decision of the Chamber.
The House passed to the order OF the DAY
NJ. Jay-The decision that you have taken
I hope will have the most happy influence on
the psblic mind. 1t will give 10 every eiii-
zen guide, rallying point.
The House OF Peers the same evening
concurred in the above Resolution lhe
state of the vote is not given.
SUNDAY, JUNE Is.
Fouchc informed the Legislature that the
Government would address TO 1t bulletin
every morning, giving an account OF the po-
l,ical and military affairs Of The nation.
A Member demanded that mention be
made in the journal that the aeclamalons OF
Vipe Z Emhereur were unanimous when the
Chamber proclaimed NAPOLEON THE SEC
oND Emperor. Adopted.
II was voted that all the Representatives,
should wear a tri-colored scarf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16
Bp 40ait.
CONFIRMATION OF THE
CAPTURE OF AN ALGERINE FRIoArE AN!


BRIG OF WAR;
From the Log. Book efthe brig Venus, 7Homh-
son, arrived at Baltimore from Naples.
June &c, boarded the British brig Man
dunal, bound to Gibraltar, informs he was
boarded on the morning of the 10Th, by
schr. of the American squadron off Cape
Palos, which gave him the following in
formation. On the 18th an Algerine fri
gate of Al guns, surrendered to brig
and schr. OF the squadron, after an action
Of 8 hours; the same day, an Algerinc
brig of war was chased on shore by 8 schs.
OF the squadron, after smart action of an
half hour; the crew abandoned her and
she was taken possession of by our PEG
pie. The irigate and brig were ordered
for Carthagena. The boarding schr. had
on board 80 Of the prisoners in double
irons proportionate number were On
board OF each vessel of the squadron.
The frigate had 600 men on board, at
the beglning of the action, of whom I25
were killed and wounded. The com
n,ander in chief of the Algerine force is
killed, the Mandunal informed that the
whole of the Algerine force was Out.
June %, off Gihralter passed within hail
Of the British brig of war Egy yptian, who
confirmed the capture of the Algerine fri
gate by the brig and schr. AT p. NJ.
spoke British brig Friends, from Alicant,
bound to Portsmouth, who said he was
in sight from the commencement to the
conclusion of the action and surrender to
the brig and schr. he states her to be a
frigate of the first class.
Captain Thompson further learnt Oh
board the Mandunal, from a gentleman,
that he fell in with q schr. belonging to
him, called the Fortune, on Oath June,
who informed him that on the 10Th June,
they fell in with the brig, schr. and fri
gate---saw them open the fire, and saw
the frigate strike to the brig and schr.
and on the same day he saw brig cEas-
ed on shore by sChrs. OF the American
squadron, and taken possession of, after
this he was three days in company with
the squadron, he also stated there were
three frigates ofthe squadron at distance,
the wind being light were notable to come
into action.