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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-24

A"-tOhk1 Way 40
From the soyrssPosdsnt of tbe A1s,e. .a9Oeyri,ey.
Boston, May 15-Noon.
Arrived below, schooner Country's Won.
der. from Georgetown, S. c. on Georges
Rank, spoke British schooner Elizabeth, Rob
bins, from Halifax or Nantucket, and took out
ofhef captains Luce and spooner, lale OF the
private o Sine .qua.non and George Little, of
this port, captured and sent into Gibraltar.--
These gentlemen left Haliflx on the 7th inst
where they arrived on the 29th April, in an
English brig 90 days from Gibraltar, anu inform
that the day previous admiral Flemming's 81 ere.
tary sent on board the following note:
Coikge Lane, Gibraltar, March %.
SiTs-The Admiral desires me to inform
you that an Algerine squadron is cruizing near
the Strengths entrance; and that it is, there
fore, probable that no merchant vessels will
sail from CadiS tor America ] am yours, &c
"B. CHIMMo."
"TheTe was no particular news at Gibraltar.
Hearo nothing OF any revolution IN Spain, nor
OF the elopement of Ferdinand. The country,
however, was in dreadful situation.
"a Swedish brig was to sail from Gibraltar
for Ne York in few days
"On the afternoon Of the 9th inst an English
ship arrived vt Halifax in short passage from
Greenock, and it was said brought dates to the
18Th April, which state that ENGLAND HAD
DECLARED WAR AGAINST FRANCE, and
that Louis XVIII had arrived in England J.,
was rumored that there was other news, but
our informants could not sscer ain what It was
Several vessels we're about sailing from Halifax
for the u. States.
By the above gentlemen we have received
Hslifsx papers 70 the 9th instant. No news
The men Of war and troops had arrived from
Castins' also, the Brune frigate, days from
Bermuda aud brig Mary, GiIlet, % days from
Gibraltar.
"1'he 1onnsnt, Vice Admiral Cochrane, wss
to sail from Bermuda the Esd Of April for Eng4
land Rear Admiral Griffith, who had arrived
at Bermuda from Halifax, was TO return
Brig Lapwing, Mclean, was al Halifax, TO
sail on the 7th for NeS-York schr. Sheffield,
and sooP Peggy, for do. on the Bib or 9th.
No other news"
NEw-YoRE, May 10.
Sailed yesterday forenoon, the U. s. squad
ron, under the command of commodore Deea-
tuF, for the Mediterranean, consisting Of
Prigates Guerrero, (eommodOre's ship,) capt
Lewis,
Macedonian, cap ain Jones,
Constellation, captain Gordon,
Slnop 81 wsg Ontario, ospiain Elliott,
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INTFRCEpTl d LFTTrR

Found on beard the prize brig Susanr-h,
captured on her passage fon Hlvarn
70 Liverpool.
Erfract Of ie'fer from British officer NJ
Pensacola 70 his friend in LiVerh0o! dated
Dee. ID, 1914
Before tie arrival of the Admiral, the
Americans entered the town under the come
mand of Gen, Jackson, and Captured tho
place with the loss Of about so men, They
held il for three days, and then returned on
hearing the approach Of the expedition,
blowing mp the 6rt, spiking the guns, &c,
They behaved 1hiGs they remained, with
the greatest moderation. paid for all they
got and otherwise conducted themselves
with the greatest subordnatiou believe
they are better liked here than we are, but
at present he Spaniards are very civil, az
our force on the coast is verv po~crfui.
ALEXANDER SLOANE
B.ct PAT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-24
THE NAMES AKEs

We have received, through the polteuess Of
gentleman recently from Hayti several IN,
50 tant Stare papers, issued lately by that Co.
vernmcnt. Among others a note drawn IN with
considerable indignation by the Count Lmon-
ade, in Consequence of Pe(ion having decliu,
ed a reconcile .tion with Christophe, for the
purpose of general defence, and his having tre a.
ted with indignity the ambassadors appointed,
treat; but the article extracted from work
entitled " the colonial system unsettled, by The
Baron de Wesley" eIci,es onr particular inter-
est, a, we think it set les the ancestry, or IT nv
rate tn RESIDENCE Of some branch ofa family
the origin of which was heretofore rather mys-
terious but lately rendered ilustrious by fsa,s
of arms on our shores. The similarity or the
two nanlesnkes removes al d. ubt of the relati-
onshiP subsisting between them, and we shall
make the extract with the simple remark that
IN few families are there such worthy charac-
ters Baltimore Pot,iet,
ESTRAcT
Among al the in ab.auts Of St. Domingo
few were more notorious for cru Ity, than VI,
dc Cockburae, Chevalier of St Louis. and an in
habitant OF MaribsToux ard Nerme.ade He
was in the habit of burying his slaves upright
leaving their heads out, at 1vich he amused him,
seif Nth rolling cannon balls The aveaies
leading TO his residence, were frequently bor-
dered with msngled limbs OF his slaves, here
an arm, there leg, and often in front of his
house, a BODY imbGied on a stake /! Once, viii o
residing at the Cape, he run black through,
for whistling IS he passed him in the street (,
and even tn Sc were not the worst of this mon
ster's cruelties ; many of them are AIT $ ed 70
by the Baron Stanisli Us Lator Tie, Pro- urier
General to the king; man OF untouched yeras
city"
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cyAzxssror. Nav II.

Arrived. yesterday. British ship Bsr 6ado.,
Barry, 10 weeks from Liverpool, and 45 DAYS
from Cork-Drv goods, porter, eighty.four tons
salt, two, hundred crates crockery. &c. to
Mr. JOHN Maddox, on board. April II, off
Madeirs, spoke three British ships from Eng
land bound to Jamaica who informed that war
had been declared by England against Bona
parte, ard that all Frsnc0 vessels in England
had been detained.
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(Signed) JOHN B. NICHOLSON,
first Lieut.. of tie Peacock.

CAPT, Porter, in his iUterestiag journal, gives
the following account Of one Of the supple mis-
ersants, who though belonging tn our states,
have BEN taught by their prejudiees to curse
their country. We shall give it in his own
words nearly. Salem Rfginsy.
must here observe that the csptaia ofthe
Ausniic, an American from Nantucket, wher
be mas a wife and family, on his first coming
on b ard the Essex, expressed his extreme
pleasure at finding, as he supposed we were,
an English 'rIgate in those seas" After cen
versatiOn, capt. Porter proceeds " asked him
how he reconeiled il to himse II TO sail from
Englsnd under the British flag, and in an arm
ell ship, after bostilties had taken place be-
tween the tS countries Hs said he found b
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-24
GENERAL CARNnr

Among the most distinguish votaries Of
liberty in the French revolution, and smoug
the firmest supporters Of freedom during every
change IN the goveroment since that period,
ranks general Garnet. When Curee, in The tri4
bnhats Of 1904, demanded tbaa Bsnspsrto (thsa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-24
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

We can state on undoubted authority that
Mr. Bppes has served notice on Mr.. Randolph
notifying his intention of contesting his cleo
ton lie has Objected to log votes, and saeei
hes his objections to each If them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-24
..aHGUS OFFICE, Nay q 1918

The Hon JAMEs MONROE, secretary OF
state, arrived in town on Sunday evening, on
hls way to his seat in Ahemarle.
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WA.ntxorop. May 90.

BY letters from New. Orleans we learn that
Fort Bowyer was promptly surrendered by the
British to- onr authority, according to the re-
questions of the Treaty.
The United States sloop Of war Alert, capt
Cooper, which arrived at the Navy Yard in this
city on the 26th ut has taken on board the
heavy guns for the ships of the line at Boston
and Portsmouth, and will sail hence as soon as
she obtains men enough to navigate her.
The United States schooner Kornet, arrived
at the Navy Yard few days ago from Ports
mouth.
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briggs Epervirr, csp;Ain DowRes.
Fire Fly Rodgers,
Fiamhcsu, Nicholson,
Spark, Gamble,
SchTs. Spit6rc, Dallas, and
Torch Cnaup~ev

We understand the whole ofthe squadron are
to rendezvous at Gibraltar. Wm Shaler, esq.
one of the commissioners appointed by our govs
ernmcnt to treat of Peace with the Dey of Al
giers, embarked on board Of The Guerrero =
when commodore Decatur and captain Jones
got into the gig at the foot OF the Battery, to go
on board of their ships, tbs citizens gave them
three hearty cheers farewell. Before they
return, 1t is hoped, they will effect Liberation
OF the captive Americans held in slavery by the
Dey OF Algiers, and cbastise this savage e rant
for the cruelties he has inflicted upon our couna
trymen.
Also, sailed yesterday the British packet Hin.
chenbrooke, FOX Falmouth, (Ens) via Halifax
Ere Post.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-24

Strnged or 1Cas . 0ten.
From a lot on Shoekoe Hill, on Sunday night
last, (2ist instsnt) an Iron Grey, or
Dark Roam Mare,
Between four and five years old, about 4 fsst
7 or 8 inches high, switched tai, her back
little sweIied, from nc use Of a saddle, small
cut on her right thigh, not entirely healed, aud
walks remarkably fast
whoever will deliver the said mare at thf.
Office, shall be literally rewarded
Nay ~
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RosroN. May is.

-t BOSTON, way 10
The privateer Absli'o, Vt Boston previ
Gus TO her putting into Marseilles, had an
engagement, we learn, with large Greek
hip, mouating 10 guns, and full of men,
(,ekins her 20 be an Aigerine) aud c mpel
led her to strike. On boarding her, the
mistake was d,scove ed, ssand the two yes
sells parted good itiApds, THE Abaino is
a small hernia hrodite brig, mourning only
guns, one .on, ON Oh pivot,1
Capt. {. Ea. who csnesr ed with Capt.
Wyer. of the Aos o : Mr. es was
Informed that he had m&L"ed vessels, z
of which had arrived a. runis, the other
not heard from, Capt. w. had let several
vessels pass. On ar. living Marseil q
with small cargo taken out Of prizes
the Abslino was not admltted TO an entry.
She remained there about week, taking
in refreshments, repairing, 6Cc. and then
sailed TO finish her cruize.
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he ran down--got haSty ban5age on the
wouad, Came again on deck, and although
lis lett arm was useless, yet he handed car-
tridges and performed the utmost service
in his power with his right, until TIE stars
ard ytrines waved gloriously victorious over
the Toe"
The following extract of q letter from
Bird, will speak for itself. and show the vi.
cissitudes of fortune. attending a state Of
war. called on his parents for the letter
His father was no. at home. The anguish *
the tears OF ais mother made me almost re
greet that had mentioned the painful sub.
ject IL YOU reader, had been there, I think
YOU woeld have agreed with the, that the
pvb.ii ought TO reap great and certain be-
n fits from war that creates so many eau
ses of private grief-I do no, mean to com,
plain of auv officer. or of any man, bit i
could no help thinking that the bravery
a d good conduct of Bird in tie battle, might
have plead for his pardon. Hull gave up
whole army, yet he vas pardoned Black
murdered poor Dixon but Brack was not
sentenced TO de---Bird has performed more
services than either. and his crime was
mitch less injurious or ma!isnant but there
WAS no pardos or him. Ii was the fortune
of war. Indeed war. is n cruel monster, at
least, thought so when reflected on the
death of OF the brave Bird, and saw his mo.
theirs tears. But detaiD you iron, the let.
ter.
Dear Parents--I take my pen in hand
20 write few lines to you which viii bring
bad news: but do not lament, nor make
sad means for the loss of your first below
ed aud dearest son James,
:" Dear Parents, brothers and sisters,
relations and friends. do write you most
sad and dismal letter, such as never be.
tore Game from any of your beloved chill
drsn, l have often sat down and wrote
rev lines to you with pleasure: but ! am
sorry at present to ier you know my sad
and deplorable situation, I am the most
miserable and desoiate child of the family.
Dear Parents let my brothers and sisters
read this letter, for il is the last they Can
ever receiys from my hand, for by the
laws of our country I am doomed and
sentenced TO death, for deserving from the
marines at Lake Erie. and am now eou.
fined on board the u. S brig Niagara.
And o loving Parents, my time is hut
short here on earth, have but few mo-
ments to make my peace with M maker,
leave you only for short time here Oh
earth, leave you only fora short time here
insthis most troublesome world; but hope,
that by Constant prayer we shall meet in
the world above to part 10 more"
THE remaining part Of the letter consists
OF urgent and pressing requests to his
friends to prepare for their end, and 10 ex
pressions of a lively hope of salvation for
himself.l
81 remain your most affectionatc and be.
loved son until death so amen. This from
me.
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JAMES BIRD.

Soon after the receipt of This letter there
came another from an officer on board the
squadron, stating the execution Of Bird. on
che next day. So persisted as brave sol
der as belonged to the army.
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NOTICE.

ME the fubicribers having been appointed by
the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Efq 10 receive
and examine the claims of credit ors 10 the elta,e
of SAMUEL DUNNlNC, late of HarpfuelI, de,
cesied, Represented nfoven, do hereby give notice
that hx months are allowed to 1aid creditors 20
bring ia and prove their claims and that we ilaII
attend that iervice at the house of Thomas 5 Efia
brook irnhoder 10 Brunfwick, on the fri Mon.
days OF June, July, Auguf and November, al ten
ocock in the forenoon. Dated at Bruniwick thi.
seventeenth day of May, Ammo Domini 1915.
ROBERT ,DUNNrNC, 2 Commit
May % JOSEPH MKEEN. fio.ers.
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hy6 Linens. Dimotis,, ..
Is BARBOUR & IINCn,

HAVE JUN received 1 cafe a. LIN
Il Il iome very fine corded Dim. a'la la>
kins figured Muaus; black Ins' Nv
tine tor Yelling limitation and os:. -
Callicoes foms very low men. vs S'as, 'A's
mixed Worried HOie ditto mixed g, ,s,' 80 ! !
ladies white colt ditto black and , s1'a ~
bazetts camoriek Hkds white -. ss''as !,
Tor the approaching teafon black H.. 8,
Caiiimeres Tapes black elk Hkd, :. ). =
and yellow FIannels; white Carbrck 4 - =
book Mullins Broa1cloi h all eolcr,. =. 80
cotton Umbrellas Cords for psn,,l,. - Pa =
netts for children cloai hes with mr. -, :. =
ticIes fuita5le FOR the feAson. SE'
May %. hp
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John WiNSLOW & Co, inform their friends
j and the Publick that they continue TO mann
facture Machine and Hand Cards of every differ 3
ton, az their Factory near Pcrtard.- @, der,
LEFT at JosRra PORE 5, No Z, NfuIeys Row or at
the Poll Otace, will sc punctuay attended TO.
Having taken care o procure the ben Of Enelih
Wire, and having two experienced workmen iron,
Phnnf Ears' celebrated Factory in Leissasr they
pledge themieves to make Cards of the be(s oua,,
at the Bottom and Leicelier prices.
Portland, IN Mo. is. my
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III annual meeting Of the propretors of the
Portland Livery Stable will be holden al Col.
burnham tavern on Monday, June 5h at 7o'cock
M Tor the choice of Directors and a Trcaurer,
Afpecal meeting will alto be he'd a, O'Clock a
the tame place TO receive the report of their com
mittec appointed to revife The By Laws.
N. Ball perfons iadebt ed to the Stable. will
peaieto call aud fe,tle their accounts previous
to the meeting.
May 20. S.PATTEN 7,ss.u,r
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10 all whom it may concern.
COLLECTORS OFFICE.

PO'Hard May 2otb 1878,
liz inhabit ants of the towns of Gerham, Stand.
iih, Windham, Gray Bridgton, Harifon. Oils
held and Raymond, will peafe TO take notice and
govern 'hemeIves accordingly, that the iubicriber
has, by virtue of the u'hority velfed in MIN, by
me laws OF the United States, appointed Daniel
Irfh, of Gorhsm, Deputy Collector, to collect
of delinquents the duties on Carriages and -,bsn
they J6aH bseoms Due, the duties on bouleho,d fur
niture and watches and The direct tax in thofe
towns The duties on Carriages in thoCe towns
will be received at his cfTice during the prelen,
month-what ihai then remain due will be Col
seted by the aforefaid deputy only.
WOODBURY. SlORER, Celesso, ofsL.
6svsnae TO- the 7b Collection Da,its Of McgaeSa est,
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From the Democratic Press printed BY John Binns
Gle beiese there is not q man in Americs
who does no. belong to a FRENCH PARTY,
or sn English one.n T" ] ACKNOWLEDGES
BELONG TO THE FORMER"
~ believe Bonapa,te never did nor ever will
voluntarily comm, an act of violence sgains, us'
81 believe the Stripping was sold by his
brethren into Egypt, be being chosen to do .
great wosk"
believe Noses was preserved in the bull
rush baske Hoa,ing on The Nile, being chosen IL
DO agrest work
!" Ibelieve the STRIPPING Dagidwas taken from
(. the sbeepfod, and preserved when he cut off
the skirt of Ssuls Carmen, being chosen 10 do
great work, for be h>d Goiish TO slsy."
- believe the stripping Napoleon OF CorsIcs,
'rs. preserved ut Dunkirk,at Arcole. at Lodi
e.Msfengo and hundred other places, being al
SO chosen 20 do great work, for he has Go
lish veto slsy.v
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NOTICE..

THE proPrietors of Portland Long.Whsrt are
hereby notified that their annual meeting w,
be he'd On Monday the 9Th day OF June next, at
/ o cock IN the forenoon, at Mr. James Deeriug's
counting room on faid wharf, for The following
purpoies. VIZ.
L To choofe Moderator,
Q. To choote Whar6pger, Clerk and Treafu
rer.
To act on any other busoefs Of said wharf
thar may then and there come before them
JONATHAN STEVENS, Pyep,ie.or's Clsk
May %.
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AND Al AUCTION.

o be fold at public auction on Wednefdzy The
2R day of June next, at IL o'clock noon,
on the premiles--about one hundred and ten acres
of land, yiug IN Bridgeton in The county of Cum
berand, ituated between he land owned by Fb
enezer Fmerion and James Emerion. fifty acres OF
the above under improvement having thereon q
young and thrify orchard. the remainder wood
land Conditions liberal and on fuch terms for
payment - will be mott convenient for the our
Chaier. For further inform alton Apply TO
ISAAC O. ROBERT ON
Bruniwick May 2oth, 1915. 5w
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xrNOTICE.

7 A. +. P. Fl who in moment OF hou,hss,
: nefs withdrew himself on the 18th Apnhu
the prot ection of his friends, to 90 to lea sjlr
turn home Immediately, he 10 hereby aaaa b
he wilt be received with kindnefs; aad i sa
Gill inclined to the Tea. has bis father ssaisa
take very e'igIb!e hsua,isn which be ha psa
rcd for him on board vefsl bouad nhsEA.
Indies If aeans be wanting to his lpesdyima
he il deEred TO inform his father At the vand,
or MeGis Dsnnet and Heating Of POrdua \
mail where he ia, and they ihall be luppia
Nte.-Tbe young man for whom the sbcNn
tice is intended. IS of about the age Of tFa
tall, fender aud of light complexion-hsa al
dark mix coat, with metal huttsns blue pr<
loors and boots. II any humane reader Of aa
bove notice fhouId have obferved you.htozhz
the Description applies. aud will Pisafs TO lui''
him Of il or induce him 10 return they max
periuaded that they will hereby do great ns
NETS both 10 he lad and his friends.
Bottom, May 1875 If
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rs ereby given, ths, valuations Of l,ad. !.
= dwelling houfes, flbiea 10 the ua,,a !" ~ \
direcf Tar. will be completed On The GA -
June nex,-the tame viii then be pen 10, NJ,
ton sad may be examined BY alEper!co, sa., ~
ed, at my Office 10 Portland aad duriDo NV
five days from the faid fra day Of June sop,,,'
lative to any erroneous or exceifiye vaua,,o., !,
be received according to taw and right and !, /
ma aer prefcribed by the ACT of Cour6 II
22l of July, 1913, for the sGsiIm Mt and Il.
10 o: direct taxes and internal duties. II, !
and Esd of June, fhal CT at the Court HAN
this town for purpofes store!aid
JAMES IRISH, Jun P,isaN
Igtg.r far fts tv.sib liza
effbe fats # ns1as4
Portland, May g 1915.
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READING, PENN. MAY 10
SUICIDE.

On Friday the 5th. inst gill named
Peggy Ermel, put an end to her worldly
existance by hanging herself with skeln
of thread, in the house garrett as the family
were at break fast Ii is supposed that .
Disappointment in love matters brought her
to that unhappy conclusion
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lsesrp.


FROM THE EVENING GAZETTE.
TO THE Br6LE.
co Hory BOOK,
Tell those whom many woes assail,
On thee to ionk
They'd find how weak il is to well,
Though every earthly comfort fail.
The Orphans tear,
Go wipe away, and bid bis heart
To be of cheer
Heal thou his bosom's soTcst smart,
And gid with hope misfortune's dart.
Say ihou TO those
Shut on, from every good on earth,
Lost to repose,
Baptized in sorrow at their birth,
That worldly joys of little worth.
The poor soul tell.
The poor. lone, wretched. friendless man.
Though his heart swell,
The ways of Con he must not scan,
But trust the universal plan.
Tell poor disease
Rrsveiy TO bear the piercing pain;
Eternal ease
Waits those who think no, to complain.
For worldly .oss is heavenly gain.
Tell those who sigh
0'er some dear friends untimely doom,
That all must die
He whom they saw laid in the tomb,
In g s.D's own paradise may bloom.
Go say to those
Doom'd still to groau and till the soil
That soon repose
Shall wipe away their drops of toll,
nd Gtuu fn c.r
TeHthose who pine
In the damp dungeons dreary gloom,
There yet will shine
Through their poor melancholy dome,
A light guide their footsteps home.
Tell the pilgrim,
When storms are blackening round his head,
IT'S good for him;
What though his thorn-torn feet have bled,
The hearts blood of his COP was shed !
The mariner
Who meets the tempests' fercest blare,
Blu not TO fear;
Though thuuders "hurtle in the air"
The I.auncher of the thunder's there.
Tell those who fear
Their crimes can never be forgiven,
To be of cheer
If,hey have called on Con and ,hriven,
There's mercy for them still in Heaven.
A FRENCHMAN'S OATH;
Or, Legally IN PsfecroE.