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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27

r HE iubisriter hereby give pahic Io.;:s &c
al concerned, that they have been Guy APP
pointed and t2ken upon shsnlseves the sruIt of
Esscu csA e the lst Wit and IshaEseni ot ION
Al HAN .EaVIt1' i0EiE ate Of Newg tucslser
ia The c uney OF Cumberland yecman Gscsisd.
Ivy giving y. I'd es he law duec.s- hey The fsfofe
se.,u-t al psiiona v no are rl.hses 70 the fsia
tses4fed stale 70 n.ske immediate ,.symsDs ans
s:.uie who have aay densaads these 20 t1hills
the tame 10
lsDIa ToLIE..
Ai-l1aRD loFu
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27

Il R.d for fac IN Eastaudoves, eoatA.nlgly one
haaj.ed xnd 'wenly cses of Land n
gnod Buildings he Barn is SHY lee acffe1
with Engiih Hay .or ievca yeass PAD a. well
wa'efed As any Farm in the county Of fxfesd--
ahout seventy pPe trees let ca Allo, another
To- with tosre IMPROVEMENTS may be had with or
without is,d Farm. Any perfou thar has few
dollars 70 fpsre viii d. well 20 buy il for il vill
go very cheap ycu may depend Isouise of JEa-
fMIAH o. IRA BuasHAs, Of EsFann~r
Fen 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27
COLLECTORS OFFICE

/ ,, COLLECTORS OFFICE
! Ps,siasi, Ftb 81, 1870
| NOTICE il hereby given that agreeabIy 10 lie
: at Of Coogrefa entitlei 9 An Ad 70 provits
additional revenue for defraying the expenfes ~
cover nment, and maintaining the pubic credit by
laying duties on various goods wares and mer--
chandze manufactured within the unised Stases.7
paged Jan. 10, 10 every perfon WIN ihasl. after
the 18th day of Aprii 1878. manufacture wishin
the United Sfate- any Of The he enafter enumera,-
ed articles for fae. 10 required 70 give bond aad
pay the duly ~ fpec,6ed 10 fzi6 ACT and TO per-
form other duties, and penalties therein prefcribed
VIZ
On pig iron per ton one dollar.
Cailings Of iron. per ton one dollar and City
eenrs. ~
Bar iron, per ron one dollar.
Rolled or ais ron, per ton one dollar.
Nails, brads and fprigs. other than .hofe ufually
denominAed wrought per pound oae cent
Candler Of white wax, orin part Of white and
other WAX ser pouad, Eve csn,s.
Mould Czudes Of tallow o. Of wax othes than
white, or 10 part of each per pound three cent
Hats and Caps, 10 whole or ia part of leather.
wool or furs, bOnnest 10 wnoie or in part of wool
or fur if above TWO dosrs in value, eight per cent
um ad yaiosrm.
Hats of chip or wood covered with ELK or
other materials or not covered + anssve two dol
safssa v4,ue, eight per ceasum ad sssorem
Um5relsa- and parafo.., if above the va ue Of two
da,isrs eight per cenium Ad vsorem
Payer ,hsee per cen ad uaIo zen.
Playspg aud Wiling cards fifty per centrum ad
v2or-ns.
Saddles asd brides, G = Der cenrurn al vxsosem.
Boots aud boosees excee.l ing eve dollars per
pair IN va ue, five per UNI al valorem
Beer. Ale AID Porter, tx per cenfum al valorem-
Tobacco, nanufscsu ed fegars. and fnuf tweuty
per censnm ad valorem
Leather, including therein all hides and .kinss
whs. her tanned. tawed dseIcd,s or o,hss sife
made, on the origina maauf2cuse thsreos i've
per cen,um ad vaorem
That the nznufac u e. may e correctly advif-
ed OF he duties sneuare't u, on him d,4chs ge,
| copy Of the fad act u Congseis has been pr,nt-
ed winch with the annexed torsns of ltatemaats
required on a Manufacturer, will be iusniihed 70
HIM. IVY he coiIecfa * on uemsnd.
The Collector w. alio fu.eifh on dem nd,
blank bonjs and iuch o,heg blanks As WI eaa-
be the manufactures comp with he svesal
provihons of law. WOODBURY. SdONEx,
Cs.lsts. for the ID Cp.4essam
Dif "a II lds1lebrfshs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27
Legislature Of massachusetts.


IN SENAIE-TUESDAY, FEB. 81
The committee on the subject, made report,
y which Alter depre eating the injustice & wan
lonnea Of the late war, they add q esoln,iun of
cordial thanks 10 Gen. Jackson, md his army, for
NE galsns defence Of Ne VIC Orleans. A motion
vas made, 10 refer the subject TO next session,
which was decided il the neg atise-a.es l5--
reses 1e-AMo,ion fsr the reconsideration of this
vpIs nov lies open.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27
CONGRESS.

i motion has been made in the Senate
Sih view to reducing the military es,ab-
|rshment-snd motion respecting pro-
1.etion against the Barbary Powers. The
1<nase have rejected the bill in favour of
ANY Dardin's claim for a horse. A mo-
IA has been made TO discontinue all pro
1ecutions fines under the restrictive laws,
ia 10 remit them.
II the House motions have been made
viii view 70 allowing land and extra pay
70 military officers who may Be discharged
establishing additional military schools
reducing our naval force on the Lakes
establishing Naval acknowledgements
lang our commercial laws to peace, &c.
Ihs Resolution of thanxs to all the defend.
<rs Of Louisiana passed unanimously
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27

tit iubcf'hef hereby esves pu lie ro,ise 10
all concerned. thai hs la, lsfea dusy sp ONT
ed shd takea apoG hsu icf tie / al II Executor
,f The saR VIII and Tesiamens Of BENJAN
eLLFN klcfiaFD ON. iate OF powta, ID He
equity u tnahesiaIc yesnan. deceassd ty piv-
sag koed - The iaw difvcf--he the efoc rsen IL
al es,iors VITO are lndehfed to tie aid te,esss1
shs's - nsske srmsetss aymen' aud ttcse who
have an asmAL1s shsFe~a % eyhsh.s,he see o I
ROMA WI nil.
Ell "a SIS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27
sCiEME.

10 600 Flicker. a. FIVE Dollars zach 5000
Nottwo Blanks 10 Plize, and 10 deduc-
ton from P.iz. S.
Part Of thee rnzes to be determined and
pad f,i'ews viz
Firti five huudrea blanks enlisted to pre- Of
fix Dollars each
And sis 6rit Drawn Blank the III day entitled %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27
TAKE NOTICE

y e Is frcm The Subfcribee on the 9TH,
: nam !. e 3 lAie an Indicated Apprentice BY
lksd i, = DAssxrr PETssA Ali perfons are
loud ,,a:s curing Or sFulng said Barnett, ~ they
NJ, the penalties Of rhe Law 10 tuch
6eeueroan pesion Who will return faid boy fhsll
IVY rewarded for their trouble
4sn,u;.. ISAAC g. ROBERTSON,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27

c1Q EDWAkD aNAErun M'
a Cen Sit Edward Packeaham, was
a ir;lhman, ~ birth and family. He
s.ofber-in Law to Lord Wellington,
rotbes and prefumptive heir to the
g foupfosd, with an eitatc worth
oi ner annum. Next to Lord Wei
-. he vas generally coniidered the
olfeer in the Britifh fcrvice. He
.;fhed himielf in the war of the
;s1sl,, and held an important com
~ il the army which invaded France
- 10 the reltorstion of Louis XVIII.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27
3ojfab Berry, 1piH.

NO'lCE - hsrTyy given thar ,he a will and
iehameni OF JOSIAH Berry ae If Fall
MI nth. NOV Wefierook )is tie { sosy IF Cum
berand, Yeoman dse-ased has been oselented
70 M for Pfo5ass ~ reter Luai, he Execu or
fhsaei.. nanxd; lad that the fourth W. snefday
OF march nexs Al zen o CLOCK NJ i IF gned 10
take pro f OF The fame, a. courf OF Pr a. hen
20 be holden At the fhce OF Joha Fro Bingham,
rig IN Portland when and where a. Perfons
concerned, may he prefenr to fhew uzsse why
the laid Wan iheuid or ihou'd not be approved
and allowed
SIM FREEMAN. urge # sa.s Cut
Feb i3 8s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27
Canal Lottery ..Fpg Cas-.
Dollur5 III gbsf lrixe
OnIy ( 1lhOIIarS Or fIckcT.

Only 5 dollars per ticket.
THE nnderhgued having pesn aqpoioed by
his E1ceaeney he Governor of Msif hutetss
Managers Of a LorrEsr under an act Of the Gen
erai Court OF toe Commonwealth psfei February
the acth, asia and hav'ng gwen ponds FOR the
fathfal Performance Of the d. .ei of shesr nfiice
prefent 10 he pubic the folIoxing ssaKmE Of the
6rit slafs cf fail InfIery
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27
I'M FRESHMAN, Jsfgs s saas Cat.
Feb. Is. Sc
i HE fuhfcriber hereby give. pubic ao,ice to

he fnhicriber hereby gives pubic notice to
all concerned hat he has beea iuly sysciat-
ed and taken upon h'mielf the tfrR II attn stra-
tor, on The etiAte Of JO5HUA W rERs4CUSE,
iaSe OF Portland IN the county II 1unac- and
Cauker deceaied, by v,ng bond as he 'as il
reets--he therefore fsqueits all .eion VIII are
bed 70 the faid dessAied ettas % make ,mne
date sayment; asd thofe who hare any demands
iaereons 10 exhibit The fame 10
john FIcKeTr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27
For SHE

nR'f not fo'd % he ct for two year one half
~ Of new ROps WALK near the bat.on {
y cen isfeet Al Deeriugs bstage-fard Rope wax
! mot new viii good msch,ae for aying rig-
nne and very convenient for carrying 60 the su-
ineis q Tope makng-appy o
fs6 ~. FR 4NCIs PLUMFR,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27
PACKETING.

WI THE well known commodious
- .od fan failisx aoop MESSENGER.
vi refume her former en- pIoy Of
p9mg between this port and
20. 6aIioa TO fail for the 6rA time on
lsaev !. Foo freight or panaee apply to the
IA = J. ooafu, orat No. Union Wharf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27
TOLE1.,

q CONVENIENT Dwelling Heafs. fituaed in
= Hancock Street Inquire At his Office.
Feb. oS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27
SINGULAR OCCURRENCE.

- d,y lsst week. while number OF Phila-
IN. gentlemen were skating on the Della.
e. box was picked up on the ice. con.
40 living ma'e infant days old, carefully
i. sd 20 In warm clothing. The person who
< 4. 80 hold Of the box was determined TO keec
~S;ld. although his companions were ANXIOUS
4. or;xe. The child was Immediately aud
sm;.sely named and It's new father being q
t.,ss e for,,,ne, was determined 10 be father
IN ~ NECESSARY requisites. N. r. Gag.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27

Il f:onvent Garden Thextre lssl evening, pri.
. ,be exhibition OF TIE Temple Of Concord,
s,snd display ofsplendii fir wi Ks took place;
"a ~ last transformation in which the word
= P<Acz' appeared in The centre OF vivid sun,
- j. eeived with the utmost spfi use. Ii con.
1ou<occ Of he intelligence. which had very re-
al, arrived Of Peace sui'h America, Mr.. Grim
=. Who played The Crown, and sung song.
~ ,c,er with much good humour, Introduced
~ i verse announcing tie cessation Of hos
1ilie,. which was received with grea, pleasure.
sS2 ihe song wss universally eacoye1.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27

a LII perfons having in TIER p. fraicn, Arms
: and xceou,,smenss, del;ve'd them ~ he Ten,
mssee of fafety aad defence II torsaAu ace again
deiired 10 reiuia them 10 the ,fiice of the uo.
icr,ber. without decay,
DANIEL TUCKER,
reh 60
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27
FOR SALE,

ed and palated-maa f2ars add every thing tn
iihed for the RECEIPT on Of rgg.g for 4,e mophso
dite Brig--F5r terms Apply 20 W. WOOD, Mid
die flreet Portland Feo. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27

.A,1ofher escahef from paher Jlaney. 49, II he
second altcnlp, 70 establish National { Far
PER- Bank on Dallas plan has Ibid. On
the question Tor postponing The further con-
sidesaiion of the subject inde hniely, the
vote was Yeas "a, Nays rs this is in sub
stance negaiving the bill The Peace has
saved US from a deprecated paper currency
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27

1 STONE. CUTTING.
executed iu all lis branches nv

BAK e I / a III MS. 81.
WHO has for fale grind Zones paint mills
fsv flags and mullers Turkey oil Tones free
Zone hearth jsmhs and NANTES marble add
fate tomb aud grave Zones, &c &c.
Orders from any part Of the Cocnsy executed
with prompi,ude snd difpatch
Portland, Feb 81. 1875
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27

The le te -oi m~rque sbie Hyder Ali, Of this
port, wilich sailed from For lsnd IN In. 1914,
bound 0 Manila, has beea cap ursd IN ne
Indian Ocean, hy he own Ciendo~erf + g tie.
and earned into fuio Penang Three valuable
prizes 20 her arc know VIA 10 hive been re AIKEN.
The Lore and Penelope frigs e, wath q con
voy ftoni Quo bee, and zcalous, ~ have arrived
M Enriss4ti. 4s,e " o former touched ., Hail
fax, where hey took ON board 430 American
prisoners Paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27

The r-pc.s from all quarters are filed
with accounts of rejoicings and celebrations
Of the ratification of the Treaty OF Peace.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27

Just been ae1ssfa Omit remains to be
seen y he,he Fl slelr fulure selections oi
Nation RHisss hey wiil apply il.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27
THE FEMALE CHARITABLE SOCIETY,

Acknowledge with gratitude, the receipt Of
CO dollars 81 cents, IRON the HANDEL, Soc,E-
TY.-1h ese repeated testimonies fpubllc ap-
probation, While they supply means, furnish
additional motives for exertlon, IN tie cause Of
Suffering Humanity.
Portland, Feb. 25th 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27
MASTERS OF VESSELS,

Are informed that on application at the GA
E-OFFIcE, they will be furnished with
NEWSPAPERS to take to sea with them: and
the Editors respectfully solicit them 10 com
municate to the Once, when they return, the
shipping nesrs and eonlmerclat intelligence, which
they may have been able to collect doing the
voyage, for publication, in doing which they
will not only conier a favour on Us, but also
upon their scaiaring brethren, as we'll as the
public in general.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27
"a Woman.

w It'll gao! hreaa Of MIX, wiihes 10 take a
Chila 70 Nurie inquire Al has q Ice
Feb 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27

The Regency Of Algiers is al war with
the United States, and should this petty
power refuse 10 be at peace with Us on.:usl
and honorable terms we hope and rus,
the government OF this country will Garry
Oh perpetual war against these Balbariahs
& Pirates sooner than 10 consent 10 become
tributary 10 them.s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27

The British sloop Of war Fauou'ife, which
brought on, the Treaty of Peace is 70 return
inmt diatsly with the ratification.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27

The English papers of the 10Th Of De,
cember mention report that the French
Government hid suspended Ill. payment oil
Bonaparte's pension.
It's said the Dey Of Algiers has declared
war agains, Bona and ordered his cruisers
10 capture all vessels sailing under his Hag,
and 10 SEIZE his PRISON if possible.
Marsailes has been made free port.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-30

gerlsgineria ua3er ~ ORDER a. 1ose'Ae1'
81 Paris.
eoatin4 guard sgainst all restraint oil
p.sson ana propeftg hinder all tununu
Gus as mblies-si.ence all language WHICH
nav eyqn. ant;on-SufIer not TO be
raised in any !, ace by any person wha'soes
er, any other than the National colours
BEHOLD the duties Which are anew impo-
sed upon the Na,ional Guard.
confde in their accomplishment upon
the zeal of the cilizens which compose II
and u pom their devotion 10 lis chiefs.
The Marshal Peer of France, Governor
of Paris, commander in chief of the Guards
National
Signed Prince DEsLISe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-30
NATIONAL GUARDS OF PARIS.

PAKIS, 4JULY, 1918
Convention has been made with the
Generals of the Allied forces to step the eff
fusion of blood
he citizens of Paris ought not to be
harmed, but should remain in the attitude at
once peaceable u firm which they have OBJ
served inthe midst of dangers
The Police OF the city remains conhded
to the National Guard and to the municipal
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-30
coun, &c BOURMONT.

PARIS, July Is.
The Moniteur OF his day contains long
list OF Generals commanding military d.
visions and fortresses. who, on receiving OF
! icia! intelligence of the entry Of The King
into Paris, have transmitted addresses to
the Minister at War, with protestations OF
Their fidelity to his majesty. Ameng the
names are those OF Count Lapoype, Cover
noi of the citadel of Eille,and Baron de Cou
ts,d, commanding the division OF the nsJioa-
al guards Of the same place; Count LevaI.
co,nmsndant OF Dunkirk; General Roget
at Caen Count Lamarrois. commanding
the l4,h and 18th military divisions and
General Mouton Duyernet, commanding at
Lyons Ii is added in postscript, tina, the
Minisler of War has also received the sub
mission ofthe Duke Of AI5usera in the
name of the Generals, Officers. and troops
forming part of the corps under his com
msnd
Cardinal Fesch sets off for Rome this
evening His botel rue dc Mont Blanc,
vii. be occupied by the Prince ct Orange,
who is expected here ID few days. ae
Yesterday, between one and two o'clock,
the ST H,ofth English army, consisting Of
about 5000 Generals and ether superior OF
hcers, with Lord Wellington at ihei, head,
projected to the | huileries,to present their
respects 10 the King. His Majesty received
.shess,distinguished ofi1ers with that grace
and Kindness which accompany all bis &C
tons They were presented to him in sue.
cession and by name. The King wore the
o. der OF the Garter. He then addressed
Lord Wellington in english as follows 80
Ny Lord Duke,--I owe you my pesonaI
acknowledgements for your humanity, and
the good conduct OF your troops towards
my subjects. | am very happy to pay you
ills testimony IN presence of your assem-
bled staff. The King afterwards spoke to
several ofthe Officers, who all retired pen
etrated with their gracious reception
"A war contribution of $50 600 francs has
been imposed Oh the arondissenen. Of Pom.
| tainb!eau
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-30

tain formed by The woods and hills, that
force overwhelmed our lett and was able Al
any moment 10 envelope it. No,withstand.
ing all the prudence, that could be employ
ed IN that unfortunate predicamcnt, the
corps forming our extreme left, could not
avoid its fate, and saw itself at the close OF
the day surrounded or dispcl scd by forces
infinitely superior, which crushed it and
which did no. eeass allnighs 10 pursue its
wrecks.
The attack ofthe centre was dictated by
an extreme temeriiy. Bonaparte there sac
llhced one corps after another; he i'm
molated above al 1.-The culrassiers and lancefs
without any adsantage he remained all
the time upon an elevated spot OF ground,
surrounded by MS suite, and waving Little
tricolored Tag. AT last, he caused The
guard to advance and threw himself into
one OF the carriages, always with the hag
IN bis hand The old guard chiefly perish
ed under the Shot of the enemy, and the
English cavalry, securing The field OF battle,
found scattered platoons which refused TO
surrender and some OF whom shot each
other rather than die in the hands of the en-
envy. The young guard fought with equal
vaiour, but that whlch is named the middle
(moyenne) experienced defeat as prompt
as II was perfect. From the instant, when
the PrussIan column, oil the march Of which
Bonaparte was ignorant, began to take us in
flank, The terrible cry of sauve qui heut new
CT ceased to resound from rank TO rank.
Several superior officers, among others the
| adlatant commandant Meliinet, exerted
| themselves to make all with the batiaIions
| least disorganized but the enemy's cayal
! ry, in immense numbers, overwhelmed us
on all sides. The next day the soldiers
dispersed themselves in large parties among
the forests TO regain their own habitauons.
All the way from Avesnes 10 Marie, the
frightened villagers had abandoned their
dwellings, and retired into the woods with
their cattle The English have treated
our wounded with much generosity. The
national guards which escorted TO the en-
visons OF Ayesnes column of prisoners,
have been simply disarmed by Prussia
corps, anu afterwards sent home,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-30
pAaIs, JULY Ia.

Cofay ofa teffer from Lieutenant General
Coant dc Bourmont, 20 his Erceiiency
GouUton Sc. Cyr, minister Of zvar:
Corsiii, ]uy A, a&i.past 4ociock in The -fterno n
My Lord,--I have directed Colonel
Count dc Villoutrais, to announce to your
ExcelIsncy ina, the white flag was hoisted
this day at Lille, at three O'Clock in the af-
tsTnoon. Statutes of artillery announced
this happy event. | am matching upon
Lille, and reckon upon entering il tomor-
row morning with the troops under my
command
Iseniure 10 recommend to your Excellen
cy Colonel Villotrai., who has shewn i
well-supported zeal for the service of the
King. l have the honour lobe, &c.
Lieutenant General, Governor of the 10th
Military Division.
coun, &c EOURMONT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-30

IN execution Of you, ! n Fs s,.sas
orders, | embarked in nv NV ~ Ixc:llsas,,
I I's oy - Baron Ricard. prs;;. ass'es u
Lowe Lowe, , charente The rspo ,s'ss ! Oil
loads tor the r1th had NOT F Il. Iron i
me =, but ] was Informed I'm Z Zach
f En;'l'Osr', Commanding the = V'ps
irigate, that Bonaparte had 80 1nsAsa
, BOARD the hptrvier brig, A., !
lilh eruiGng ltation. y asfaF
~ accordingly, at day break, :.
him maneuvering TO max. =. " q
IMP 6fllsropbon, commauded H. t''s cagIf
Maitland, who, on perceivipo 4 4, ., !
apaIte was fteering towards 'l u 1et
hoiited the white Gag at the u; a'n'
!" buonaparte, and the DerIo ,,.' !.
lutte, were received on board ~ y i
fhip. The Officer whom Ibss la
make obfervations commuu;c, ssa sue
this important news, and Geuey ss ! y y
who arrived foon after, Confirm ! ' ! Z
(Slgned) "BONNFFnss
3" Naval Capt. and Maritime Pa.
/" Thus at lalt under the D,s,..,. -
the white flag, and on board Il. I'm =
hip BeLlerophon, has Buoaauar,, u, ~
ated the enterprne which \
and executed, with the alBais'
Mears. La BedOyere, New. BE- 'i.''s
Valette, oayary, Bertrand. ~
Regnaud dc ST Jean d anq.lv
Desnouettes, Boulay de Ia Meu,,b. Y /
ermont, Etienne, and Mefdame, H.
Souza, and Hamelina
From tie Gaze4e Re Frar.j !
" Letters from kochefort. d,'.,a
I2th, Contain tn following parIjes,'
on the authenticity # which We b., /
fon to rely =:
"Since the beginning Of The ,ut, ]
month, il Engliih ihips hass bLsIs.E
;he port Of Rechiort With fuch Will,
as to render i difficult for he lnps
veael 10 efcape. Napoleon, 10 MI
himfe!f as to the difpoltlon Of th.bsI
nth feet, embarked on the 9th o. nd /
the $aale one of the friga,es which w |
10 convey him to North America. Nj |
day he fent Gen Bertrand in sbatbI
the Engliih .dmiral, to ask a free pldu |
for his frigates but thu AdmrlI / /
tai ffom granting his rsqu.f, daira
thar he would attack the moment iii
thould attempt to leave the pn. Il
added, however, that if NapOl:oaB8
aparte fhould be inclined to COM 4 {
board his chip, he would recsin h
with every refPect thathe sOuldaaw
tor his perional iafety; thai be EaaI
fail with him for England and thasI
had no doubt bur thar the Briah "
eminent would afterwards couFsgM
(Napoieon) wherever he misht iniET
ms deiire to go. though this rtpI
not perfectly iquare with the pioFdHd
the Tx Emperor, he Immediately t'd''
cd that he, above all things, pEeisr'iRI
lying upon Engliih houour and y
Oshdes, he would not risk the laa
the crews OF the two frgaies IN tAds'
curing 20 effect padlse il fpte g
yigilahce OF the cruilihg iqusdfon
alter he embarked IN inisll hs
truce and went 81 src-' tue EugIdh Y
mlrsg &c has not fes been lea
raa d mefslY iovn hH
KEN SO hs Ii, and
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