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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17
DIED.

C-yLieut. Franklin Z. AJ well, who was killed
On bo4rd the pcesiden' frigate, son 81 the
late Gov. Howell. Of New Jersey /; ind aged
only l8.
In Rsignham. PumeniO C. sAasD, Esq. att r
ney at L.w.
In Lancaster, N II. Hon. RichardC. Everett,
associate justice # the c. c. OF Common Pes.
In Moultunboro fumes OILS Freeman, Esq
,ttorney u Law
IN Atkinson, N. II. very suddenly, Ms. Elza-
5e;k Peabody, wife 0. The Rev. Stephen Peabody.
Ia Mnot, Mrs. Lydia D7pinei, aged "a
Ne,r New-Yok, l.. Wllkam II. HIadava Ct
the navy.
In Warwick, Col Benjamin Atro!d, sged 70,
brave and patriotic officer Of .he evolution
Ia NewgIoucester, on he 4 h ms. ef.er long
md edtous sickness, Mr.. Aorih2m SAWYER,
formerly of Gloucester (Cape Amy in lie 79 u
year of his age.
In So 9TH Redding. suddenly, Doe. HN HAY
aged ". Tie writer u his oDItusry notice, OF.
erves. hat" hel her the p.rtiahty of friendship.
n1r # consanguiny, induces Tie deci4ra ion
has, es man, as chris ian, as = PLY sIc,sn, is
mason and politician Eeneser WIS reproach
ed'
In this town. Cap', Pee, Wa!ker, aged Sc.
--<c ID
Prices Of Stocks Boston, .4flrti g.
Tceasury Noes, (Exchequess) 2 ~. g. dis
0 and deferred pr c.. Stock, 80 pr Ct
Exchanged do do &c 10
NV Loan 80 % So do
Three per c.. Stock, 80 do
Stse Notes. (n'eres, rc) 80 DO
New York Bank Notes 5 do dis
Philadelphia 90 = DO do
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17
NO7ICE,

NOTICE.
THOSE indebted 10 he ia'e firm Of BEL KNAPP
and RUNNELLS are requeaed TO call a,
John MufIey jrs office for iettIement The fub
fcribers are suxiou TO have an immediate aCjalt
mens Of all their partnerihip concerns
c. STONE BEIKNAPP,
J. n. RUNNtLLS.
Portland, April a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17
rrorCANIC ERUPTION.

NY Commercial Advertiser has
!. dared account of the deftruetion of
! Inhabitants by volcanic eruption
y, ,ook place in the Province of
Zines. on the hrft of February,
one Of the PHILIPPINE Illes in the
An Ocean. Five Populous towns
J, entirely deftroyed, and, beiides thoie
n perilhsd 10000 inhabitants were
:lueed to beggary
n, cata. aet--A cure of Ills disease of
49, has lately been Effected at Philadel
4 81 drawing away the Cataract, and
.nolrleIy emplying the capsule OF the
u The blind patient proposed the plan
nseIf. and directed the instruments y hich
,hough, most proper for the purpose to
made, DIR. Adams's method OF punctur-
j he capsule has rot been uniformly sue
,sdu] at Phila, 1t failed three times in
ppset 10 this patient.
! / gentleman who iefi Csst.ne on the Sd inst.
<Frn,. that Tie Buwaik snd spencer were the
IA men OF war there. A gun brig, ssia 10 be
IN psles, was going in. fhe 99th reg sale d
4 he 2Oh ult. 10. Halifax, on board three
|s,sv a,s. The British were embarking the
|r,,aa ggepsratory to the evacuation of the
|due but Gen. Goss9 Elm bad not received his
.t1rs
| Aletler from Castine dated on the 5h inst.
] MS HThe ColIingwood transport. which a led
|kfur WITH ,roops few days past, is totally lost
Is Cste Ssble--crew all saved. Five hundred
/ Zen smba from this place 10 morrow. l. is
Ia ksoSn when he resi- will follow"
] Inrported that The Deg of dgers has sent
In, he Fench Consui As lie dld The Ameri-
ID Il is expected he will be at war wi Ii the
frab, Dutch. Americans, &c. at The same
pa.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17

Late accounts from Rio Janerio mention that
serious misundersts ndng has tsken place be-
tween The English minis er and the Brsrls and
the Portuguese Government, and that the Eng
lish vessels were ordered away at q very short
notice.
We understand that most ofthe English troops
have left Cas- inc, ard that Gen. GossiliD only
awaits The orders of his government 20 evaouste
the place entirely -
The election of members 10 the next Congress
has recently tsken place in Virginia few
days will give the result.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17

7 HE lusicrisers having formed conne1lon il
buhneit on the 5.h Ut The pseient month, un
der The firm Of
BARBOUR & LINCOLN,
offer for fac at their fore head OF Exchange ltreet
an aIortment of
alton and Wo2len Goods.
They respectfully inform their friends and QUITO
mers shat they ihsll fusniih their lore with a
handiome iuppy as foon a. the flaye of the mar
ket will adnk-whe'e every attention will be
paid 10 buincfs.
JOSEPH BARBOUR,
a.s Al ROYAL LINCOLN.
Portland, Apri. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17
LEVI BRADIsI
svlD BIZ DISH, If

The Baking buGneis viii be car.
ried % by LIZ BsADIsH, at BIZ Bake houle ia
Willow Areet head of itcombs wharf, where he
ioc'ts the patronage of hi former crlomsrs-
Promp; atteaiou will be given TO all orders--and
favors gracefully acknowledged.
Portland, 4prll T.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17
GOYERNOUR VOTES.
1915.

Tile aggregate of votes, so far as they have come
to our knowledge, in S98 towns, stand thus:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17
STRONG. Dexter. STRONG. Dexte
1922 39O38 5lI26 4O9Il

Plurality for Gov. STRONG in the above towns
seUen thousand, seren hundred ind fftyJour. Mr.
Dexter's gain this year, 2456.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17
@ortGgl16:
Monday, April II, 1915.

The Senate of this Commonwealth is
composed Of 40 members Il is ascertained
lh { iedsralists are chosen in Suffolk, S
I tsssz 4 in Worcester, in Hampshire,
\ npymouth, ? in Bristol and in Cum
pxand-2S. Democrats ascertained TO be
Elrclsd are, , in Middlesex, in York, 2 in
lincoln, IN Kennebec, in Oxford, in
aelhsAlre, In Nantucket & 2 in Norlolk-
Y 10 Plymouth 1t is stated tina: one of
Y Y. federal candidates, (Kilborn Whitman
Y not receive all the federal votes. In
saasoln District, which is entitled to three
s'a!ofs, The democrats nominated four
srsuaaies, 10 what extent The votes were
s''ato we have not learnt. The division
'e'sclsc MIR. Kinslev and Mr.. William
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17

FOR S.dLE,
ONE PEW, No 81, on The lower floor, and
- one Pew, No II, on The gallery floor Of The
Secosd Parifh-hya
A few thoufand refufc Boards.
Inquire Of STEPHEN DUNI5AM.
april ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17
LINCOLN.
M5RRIED..

At Johns;on, (P. 4 so + ult. Nr' HcwEs
SaARs, Of ca e Cod, aged IL % Mes. AVIS
N1rcnEe. Of Nantucket, aged 90 y!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17
Portland, April II.
PubHck Auction.

q he fold on 18th May, The DWELLING
HOUSE now occupied by The sublcriber, if
not previously fod at private lale 1T is very con.
veaient. and has good Garden and fruit trees in
he lame, ROBERT Cross,
April NJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17

WILLIAM FIR ANCIS,
a CQUAINTS bis friends and the public that
4 4 he has convenient Bake house with two
ovens, and would be happy to receive Flour. 60
bake. April l6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17

Diaolution of lartnsrfhiI
Fo2 saLE-Erquire ., ta, OR

THE copartne' fhip Of LEVI K ID viD BRAD.
: lsH j.. is 'his day d.flived by mu ia eon.
lent All pesfons indeb Ell are called on 10
ferrle the fame, and thoie VII, have any demands
requeited pref,nt Them f.. feitiement TO 81
thes If the fublcribers,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17

a - conduct and management.
LUG banssIn Re5o- York are making an.
= Y from ITO Is per cent. dividends
~. .a sockis from 10 to IS per cent.
\ NV pr' while he notes they issue are S
y cent under par.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17

-" ga letter dated, Thomasson, AjarH
a., 8M, 1915.
.as leoeraists in all the towns in the
AMI s'a paft oil Lincoln have gained since
Il nv GA altho' many were absent at t he
ns,; ss1uon' The operation of correct
4, ,s. mas been considerable, and the
|l,'.ls sAes oesin to be felt. The collector
n, '''a great number of farms belong
|oas &C.. "is vicinity. The collector and
u ~. ."e assessors had the whole business
|ns,, ~s.,, The people, even the ow-
n.a,Ir 'y - not bid, and the farms were
as Collector" w 'u a'e' y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-15
Gdii aud Iasp. Gems Or D
April % \. lslsl
GRNERIL ORDERS,

The arrangements which are necessau
for executing the act Of Congress, fixing h
military peace establishment, cannot bscpn.
pleted SO as 10 organise the army, and i
pay and discharge the supernumerary ah.
GERS, non commissioned officers, musicals
and priva;es on the first Of MAY next Il
Consequence, therefore, of the circumslanoi
which will not permit such dischsrgs d!
that time and of The provision made By h
law in such case, The army viii ccntinusn
service, according to its present organin.
ton, until further orders, subject to The iI
lowing regulations, viz.
LIST. Soldiers who enlisted to serve darns
the war, will with al easonable dspatk
from day TO day, be mustered, paid and lis
charged at their respective siations-ad
I'd. he arrearages OF pay due TO the non
comm ssioned officel S, musicians and pf.
va es Who are enlisted for term Of Yeas
Will be paid to Id m at their respectis
quarters. with as little delay as possible.
BY order ofthe Secretary of War,
d. PARKER, Adj. and Insp. Gen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-15

GOO DLdvS MClij tuCtC at iOsnS AsSn' go
the regiments. They all reminded me
of the great days, the remembrance OF
which is 70 dear, for they are all covered
with honorable fears received in thoie
memorable battles. In loving them, it
was you all, folders of the whole French
army, that loved
Revolutions ere before the Britifh Par
lament for making Malta free port, as
to the trade of the Mediterranean, the
Britifh WeftsIudies and England.
A Mr.. DEffsrrc has been killed in
Ireland ina duel with Councillor OCon-
nelf, in coniequence ola difpute which
regarded the Catholics. Tne principals
were placed as their judgment might di
rect. Mr.. D'Eaerre, though Protcst-
ant. was rather friendly to The Catholics.
He has left widow II years of age, en-
ceinte, and one child. He was active in
fupprening the mutiny among the Brltiih
failors fone years fince, when they got
a rope round his neck to hang him His
friends have wrote to Mr. O'Connell, that
they ihall not profecuse for his death.
Arriual Of the PLantagenet in England.
LONDON, MARCH g he Planta-
genet, of IA guns, Capt R. Lloyd, which
brought the difnal news of the disaiters
at New Orleans to Portfmouth latt week,
left the feet under Sir "A. Cochrane ly.
ing off the Grandeur Iland, on the 9Th,
and the aavanna on the 18th January
the troops were all on board the lhips of
war. 1t was underfood that Sir Alex
ander would leave the Gulf of Mexico, in
few days, to carry into effect he other
parts Of his initru6tions relative to the
expedition 1t is with much fatisfaction
we hear that our folders are recovering
very fait from their buck fhot wounds
he lamented Sir Edward Packenham, it
is itated, Immediately after he took the
command, and had reconnoitred the en-:
emy's petition, exprelled decided opin-
ion, thar tie expedition would not DC at.
tended with fucceis Bur, hading the
array ready to be led upon the enterprize.
and the slmot univeIfaI opinion againtt
his own, he was induced to try the for
tune of the event. Upon Gen, Gibbs
being wounded, and carried off the field
! he took the command of The advance,
and foop afterwards was wounded in
| both his knees This unfortunate event,
however did not induce him to eflt
from leading on the troops; but almcit
Immediately afterwards, bali entered
his groin. he uttered the words-s' ell
General" when life departed /; he fell
| from his horse into the arms OF Major
Macdougall, and expired Thus died in
the 35fh year Of his age one of the mott
exper .enced, ipirited, and accomplished
folders in the Britiih army. Ills iervis
ces as Quarter Matter General to the
army uuder the Doke Of Wellington This
brother in law were highly appreciated.
Saturday afternoon, his body was brought
on ihore at Portfnouth from the Planta
genet (beipg prelerved in rum and
depoiited Ii a ieaden coiFio and ihell, for
conveyance to Loud i'll hearfe and
four The body of Sen. aibb, has also
been ient home his highly eaeemed
officer is likewife public lots. there
came pahengers in the Plantagenet, Col
Brooke, Col Thornton, Major and Capt
Wyvill, and Capts. Percy, Sullivan and
Money, R. N.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-15

The beautiful squadron Of sfsss, 81 'or he
now assembled in this port des'insu 1oay
Mediterranean, IRE ready Tor ss''' =
wait the final orders of goselnii,''., .,Sssa
Some difficulty has occufreu IA eOn.
government and the gentlemen lkssi
lracted to build certain vessels ." ea,sbss
and il is said the vessels are 70 DC o(ore
launched, and sunk, as the best m0'' :
asrsing them, bost
Eiecaon.-Nve learn by the s''' ootaie
arrived Yesterday from Albany, taa' y ii
has given federal majority o
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-15

Letters from Englsnd state ,h,, .
astlercagh and Sir Francis Eurdet, Z
had a bloolless duel ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-15

-<0%C>-
BonApARTE has fent his friend CAuLiN.
couRT Duke of Vlzenca,) az prefenl
French Minifer of Foreign Aff'irs, to
negotiate for him with the Congreis oil
Sovereigns, and particularly with the
Emperor Of Auitria,
Ii is faid Napoleon has abolthed the
Slave Trade Perhaps this is done to
propitiate rhe EngIifh, who are particu
larly itrenuous for the humiliation of this
traffic, and have made il fchje6t IN all
recent, negotiations. Louis had agreed
TO have it discontinued in FIVE years
I, appeared by the lait accounts thar
Bordeaux fill held out a. amt the author
lily of Bonaparse.
In an addrefs to French Diyiiion a.
a review Gnce his return 20 France, Bo-
napartc iaid, poinnng to his. body guard,
g Ihrfe are the officers of the battalion
which accompanied me in rry misfortune,
They are all my friends. They were
s.e to.my heart! Every time | bsheld
them they recalled to me the different re.
giments of tbs army; for among thefe
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-15
PHiLADELrHA. Nv !.
Extracts fran letters receiued !, !
from France

~, "RocHELLR, MAacH Z
+" When Napoleon prefeptsd = !: y
at the gates of Grenoblc, he va. :, I'M.
admittance-he immediately ,a I've
pencil from his pocker, and on H =
paper wrote to the commandan, ~
ileur, ls Marecbai, you will open Ii. :. y
to me at fuch an hour" This /. w.
queft, 1vbicb Conferred the title of ~. -
was inltantly obeyed, and the pa,, s'.l''
opened. ssE
The Count D'Artois and H.,
Macdonald fet out pof hate forI va 'a
rived there, reviewed the troops 4 49, c. I
them decided for the Emperor NJ
Immediately left the city-and ), i I
next day the fame troops were res;.'.''
by Napoleon.
Letters from Englsnd state ,A., : I.
{ astleroagh and Sir Francis Purdr,, | .''e
had bloodless duel @s's
The following extract of letter ftom &.
ry respectable House Of Nessrs Ogden D.,
& Co. of Liverpool dated 1oh Feb la,s IT,
pot a. es, the many various reports IN ,.s... +.
an entry in British Ports, Of vessels ,,kss e.
the English in the late war and cond.u.,a !.
our prize courts.-(N. q. GAG.
1--WE have lately advised our friend, !.
the u. S. that British vessels made nr,..
during the War, would not be admil,ss :
entry when peace took place: bat on l0.s
ing over the acts of parliament and main.
enquiry at the Customs we find an sxn,,s
act, passed 10th of bis present.Maissls i
lowing all vessels CONDEMNED in Amer,,o
prize courts, 10 be admitted 10 snlry Il.
same as though they were American bui
This information we consider very inao,.
tant for our friends in the u. States tokneu
this indulgence is not allowed to France
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-15
rRovIDKNcE, MAY ?.

RHODE-ISLA.ND ELECTION
On Wednesday last, The General Assem-
bly, Of this State convened in Newport =
greeahly 10 Charter, for the purpose o. o.
ganizing the government Tor The ysA
ensuing
The House of Representatives having
formed quorum, proceeaed 70 the co0s'
OF Speaker and Clerb, when JAMES DVS'
aILL Jun ESa. was unanimously eiss'.a
Speaker, and THOMAS BURGESS y
Clerk A committee was then appoin''s
10 count the votes for General ONES
who, at O'Clock, reported the iOlloSas
gentlemen to be duly elected. Iney wy
there uponproclaimed and engaged ae'''s
inply -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-15

Erfract Of letter dated Paris, 1garh OF
" ! hardly know what to say to you on
The late extraordinary events which has bro;
back to Paris the man who must now be
considered really extraordinary. 1t seems
like enchantment, and ! am lost in amaze
ment when reflect on il. | think, how
ever, see France doomed to dreadful mil
ltary despotism, in which the people will
be looked upon as farmer looks upon his
potatoes and cabbage. A war with England
consider the immediate consequences, per-
haps also with the whole of,he torme allies,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-15

THE HONOJRdBLE
SIMEON MARllN Esq.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SENATOR'S.
/. NICHOLAS BROWN, Esq'
2. JAMES RHODES, Esq.
J. 5. GEORGEIRlSH, Esq.
a. JOSHUA PECKHAM, Esq
5. ROBERT HARRIS, Esq.
6 EDWARD MANION, Esq
7. SYLVESTER CHILD, Jun fs !.
s NICHOLAS G. NOR HUI ~
9. THOMAS MOVES, Esq,
10. ROWLAND HAZARD, Ls4'
SAMUt EDDY, Esq Sefrs'e's'
SAMUEL w. BRlDGHAM, I'q !,
WILLIAM ENNIS, Esq. :
General TrsasH'S'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-15
LONDON, MARCH IT

A communication has been received
by the Court al Bruiiels, that FIX weeks
or two months would elapte before the
sRuihan troops in Poland could reach the
Rhine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-15
BONAPARIk'S SALAR1c, &c.

1t has been impudently aiierted by 30
naparte. thar the French Governsaent and
the Allies. had not paid him the aipula-
led annuity for his maintenance and ef
tabliihnen in Elba The fact is, tha
70 far from allowing his annuity to ger
in arrears, at the time of his quitting EIba
he had received conhderabIy more than
due. The payments. were, for the con-
venience of negotiation, made by bills
drawn by Col. Campbell on the Britiih
ireafury and, we need not add, all OF
them were duly honoured
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-15
tLoa.fa)


VIENNA, MARCH 8.
They write from Trieite that Jerome
Buonaparte fill lives there, nor as is ftp.
pofed IN foreign countries of his own free
will, bur as fate prifoner, NOT being
permitted to go more than certain dii-
tance from the town.
Eugene Beauharnois, ftep- fon of b.
naparte, ard lately his Vice Roy in Italy,
was at Vienna, during the recent French
explofion-and had been there for a long
time. The Emperor alexander was very
attenave to him-as well as to Maria
Lculfa and her fon. Some body has
limited fomething like iufpicion thar
Beauharnois had correspondence with
Bonaparte.
A dreadful accident has happened at
Sicily, in Further Calabria. During a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-20

STOLEN, on Tuesday night, from the
fish wharf, : btood bay HORSE. between
10 and iG hands high, 7 years old this
spring, short tail aud nicked, a star On
his forehead, rough shod all round, has
one white foot. Whoever takes up the
horse and secures the thief so that he be
brought to justice, and / get the horse a.
ain, shall have Forty Dollars, if taken
oat Of the corporation Ct Alexandria /; if
within it, fire Dollars for the horse on
ly and reasonable charges paid.
NATHAN C0gkRILL.
April 90. Str
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-20
W DOL HATS.
A Valuable Farm and Mil
FOR SALE.

EvEiE subscriber will sell by authority,
4 the NIL and Plantation which he
now occupies, belonging to Lydia Hough,
situated on the edge of a German settle
ment, in the County of Loudoun, miles
N. w. of Leesburg and two and an half
miles from Waterford, on Beaver-Dam
Creek, and in one mile of the best wheat
neighborhoodsin the county. The tract
contains $50 Acres, surpassed by none in
the county for its fertility. About one
third Of this land is well timbered, and the
balance in state of high cultivation, the
whole which is well watered, having
one or more springs in each field. The
rniA is strong frame building, two and
half stories hi.h with three floors, with
ore pair of manufacturing burrs, 5feet in
diameter, together with Erans' machinery
complete, and one pair of country stones,
four feet in diameter.-Thcre are also on
the premises and near the mill comfort.
bic dwelling house, good mi!ler's house,
a good framed barn and other necessary
out houses.
ne oooFc property, oWilS W iIs ellu'
alton and numerous advantages, will, no
doubt, be worthy the attention of any
person DESTROYS of investing their money
in real estate of the above description.
SAMUEL HOUGH.
n. 3. The above described property
will be sold either in body or divided as
may best suit purchasers. S. II.
Loudoun Co. March ~
April Is. eotf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-20
Maria, alias Sally Prout,

RAW .8W.aY from my farm, on the
night of 18th instant. She is a small
dark n,u!atto or light colored negro
woman, about 20 to "a years old, with
prominent eyes and rather pert in her
behavior, pretty we'll dressed and gene
rally appears neat, and generally wears
handkerchief tied round her head in the
manner of the French colored girls.
This girl is supposed to be free, but
in order to establish such freedom, was
permitted by the claimant to larry in my
possession. She says her relations by
tie name Of Prout are free colored peo-
pie and live near Annapolis It ia
supposed she is however either in Alex.
andria Or Washington.
AS the girl may not be entitled to her
freedom on a full trial, it will be my du-
ty in that case to return her to the own
-er. will give reward Of Ten Dotlms
to have her taken and confined so that
get her again.
n. ELLIcOTT.
Occoquan, Virginia,
March 27>-S0. If
co. The Editors of the Federal Re.
publican and National Intelligencer, are
requested to publish the above advertise.
ment three times, & send their accounts
to this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-20
Boston, april IA.

Oo0tot, CAPf'o
The privateer brig Avon, Capt. David
Nye, jr. of this port has been captured in
the W. Indies, by the British brig of war
Barbados, formerly the letter-of-marque
Herald, of Balt.) after we'll contested
action-the Columbia brig of war, Tor
merly the Curlew priyateer, of Boston,
l6guns, in sight-The Barbados is rated
IA guns. The Avon was an elegant new
vessel Of 3eS tons, built upon the model
of the Reindeer. She m,'anted when she
sailed from Boston, Jan. 20,) 8 long 9
hrs. and Q "a Id. grenades on pivots, with
a crew of $50 men, Geo. Taylor, lst lieut..
The privateer schr. Macedonian, Capt.
Townsend, which sailed from Portsmouth
Jan. Z, was cruizing of'st. Michels, early
in Feb.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-20
A MuTINY..

In our last, it was stated, thst a mutt
nyhad taken place on board the private
armed brig Warrior, and that in conse-
quence of it she put into St. Salvador.
We learn, however, that we had misap-
pretended our informant. The mutiny
occurred on board the priyateer True
5Iooded Tankee. She went into st. Sal
vador on account of the mutiny, and put
the surgeon and several of the crew IN
prison. She was still at that port, when
the Warrior sailed.
~. Z. Com. .Adut.