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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05
Ldsqme deset, chi hcet in diem
DsTiSSe NirI. -IIoRAcE".

On Wednesday, last, the hon. Mr. Peder-
sen, Knight ofthe Dannebroe, and his Da-
nish Majesty's Prvy Counsellor of Lega-
ton was presented to the President of the
U. ;. and by him received rs Minister Re
sident from the Court of Denmark to tic
u. States.
handsome Entertainment was given to
Col. William Lawrence Oate Of the ARMY
by the citizens of Nashville, on the sth uit.
in testimony of their high sense of his mill
tary merit, particularly as displayed in the
defence of Fort Bowyer. Among the guests
were Coils. Purdy, S1arke & Anderson, each
of whom commanded Regis. in the Army
at the close of the war. The Speaker of
tie Senate of Tenn. (Col. Edward Ward)
presided.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05

ar favors 1t was always in spite of nv
SET. that i have been called to the
greatest public duties ] am net more
burthened with riches than at the COM
menccment OF the revolution, and they cies-
crioe me as d man covetous Of power and
fortune
4" oil red my services to the head of
the nation at a moment when the safety
OF the country was almost despaired of.
and they say it was an evidence of ambi-
ton
Charged with the defence of an i'm
portant place, inspired the soldier with
confidence, l made him love discipline, |
ma ntained order and security among the
inhabitants, when all the country round
was prey to alarms and oppression
have, on my responsib'ltv, prevented
the contlagration of an immense suburb
ot this CITY +: and they endcavor to per-
suae'e the world thar ! Showed myself in
ihis situation Only rs a despot or Van
dal.
love and cultivate sciences and let
tiers, and they have said that l sought to
dlsorSanize public instruction.
have idolized my country ; and soon,
it may be, shalt be compelled 70 solicit
from the generosity of foreign princes, an
ass! lum in their states.
Par.nts, friends, all men cf liberal
and moderate ideas, take part in my mis-
fortunes t ey believe ne in afIiiction.-
Let them be consoled: can confirm 10
their view this great and universal moral
truth, that with a ,sure heart one is never
unhappy.
sic toSens sfi
Ldsqhe deget, chi beet an diem
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05

TIE largest Shihs Of JVar in the World
al now owned by the u. States The
Mt7O-Orleans and the Caihtezva, now in
Lake Onterio, are 16 feet longer than the
British Ship Lord Nelson. They are propor-
tiona5ly wide, but not so deep as tie lar
gsst ship in the English navy. Our 74's
would appear like frigates along side Of
these huge ships which have been nam
ed in honour Of two Of the greatest victo-
ris yet achieved by the American land
forces
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05

- = w ORE, ~ N. II.
Tire Anniversary oftAe Evacuation Of
Nc7v- York. was celebrated in rje ns,,sI
style, or Saturday last The military ex-
hibitioa was highly respectable. The Cor
poration, in honor of the day, gave very
splendid Dinner. Among the numerous
and distinguished guests at the dinner,
were the following Commo!orcs Decatur,
Perry and Evans, Capts, Angus, Warning
ton and Leonard, Of the Navy Generals
Brown and Swift and suites, Of the United
States army Count Regnault st. Jean
D'Angely and his son, Col. Trumbull and
Mr.. Vandcryn, the celebrated American
artists who have lately returned from Eu-
rope the Hon. Cyrus King, Thomas r
Gold. and other members Of congress. We
understand that Joseph Bonaparte was
also invited, and returned satisfactory :
pology for declining the honor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05
Washington, December ..
CIAL INFORMATION

COMMERCIAL INFORMATION.
Ertract ofa letter fran Us dgAURr. esq.
american Consul az Livcrho9I, TO tie Sc
cretary Of State, dated
American Consulate. Liverpool,
September 10. 1915.
Some Of orr vessels, lately arrived here
with tobacco, having been subjected to de
lay and Inconvenience for their tob- Geo
manifrsts having been sworn to before No
taries Pubic, l annex an extract Of the
treasury order to the officers Of his males
tvs customs at this place, recommending
that in future all tobacco m inif SITS Of our
vessels for this place be sworn to before q
b tish consul, magistrat- or other pub
lie officer With dsfererce submit 20 YOU
the prcpriety # ordering the same 20 be
made public. With perfect respect, Ihaye
the honor to be, - &c.
ErtTact q Treasury order, dated Sehh
9ts, 1873.
" 1t would b. reasonable for a limited
period Of sig nl7nths, 30 admit the mani
tests OF Tobacco, sworn before a Notary
Public, n lieu # like manifest sworn be-
fore 'iish consul, or before some mapis-
Hafe orfNbtc cRiccr. IS required by the
Is Sec. 90 Geo. 8, CHI. 68.''
NOTICE.
Treasury Debarfment,
November 30, 1916.
Funds having been assigned for tie payment Of
such iREAsCnY NorEs, ana the Interest thereon
as will become due in Philqdelblia, ON the first
day oiJanuaiy nnxt, and on all subsequent days:
NOTICE Is THEREFORE, HEREBY GIVEN, That
the said Treasury Notes will be paid on the applica
ton OF the holders thereof, respectively ut the loan
oiiice in Philadelphia, on the day or DAYS when they
shall Respectively bee sme due and interest on The
said notes will cease tobc payable thereafter.
Al DALLAS
Secretary of the Treasury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05
LATEST FROM FRANCE AND
ENGLAND.

The brig Criterion, Capt. Calder, arri-
yea mere last evening. in IS days from
Havre dc Grace, and so from Torbay.-
she brings no English papers ; nor French
papers later than were before received.
The rumor afoat last evening, that Mar
shalS NEY and GRoUCHY, came out as
Passengers in the Criterion, is rot correct.
Marshal GrouChy we understand, was ex-
pected on board and the vessel waited
TWO or three days to receive him, but final
ly put to sea without him. The following
is, we believe, correct list of her Passeno
gers -
Messrs. Scissors. Gilez, Sen. Gilez. Jun.
Giles Jun. Adolph l. f, bree, Etenne, Masse-
we'd, r. Amiebo, De Servey, Varine, Cen
ewes Reneilo, Fontaine, Cezarine, Wauti.
err, Glllet, Pepin, Blame, Charles, Cinot,
Hubert, Plot, Germon, ValviIo, Thirey,
Aqulniar, Equer, Aionbert, De Eesptes,
Vatnuevilic, Demoire, Debelle, De Ven
del, Henry Madames GiIez, I.efebere,
Narine, Miss Ettenne, and Miss Webre.
November %.
The ship Minerva-Smith, Allen, which
arrived at this port last evening from Iiv-
erpcoi, left that port on the Esd of October,
and brings no laterpapers than were re.
ceived by the HuDtrcss.
uS IViiOWlHS SSDtiSnen came paSSen-
gers in the Miaerva-Smith, viz doctors
Wright Post, and +. Bbbey, Messrs. Joel
Post, VIM. III. Thompson, James Hender.
son, George Parish, d. Hounsfield, James
Williams, John GivaB, Thomas Bradison.
Jrhn Deey, Francis Ashley, and Francis
Stoughton; the last named gentleman is
attached to the Spanish Legation. and is
bearer of dispatches from the Court os
Spain, to the Spanish Minister, resident in
the United States.
The following II. S. vessels arrived Mt The
navy yard yesterday morning, in 16 hours
from Newport, Il. I.--Brgs Flambeaux.
FREELY, Saiauac end Spark-and schooh
ers Spi.fire and Torch. They will remain
at the nsvy-yard during the winter
The " .. brig of war Euterprze, ARR
we'd at ibis PORE last evening, in 3 days
from Newport, RI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-13
O.tord and SomerJsf.

C*T0r1 ana oOWe.je5.
The Federal Republicans in the Conn.
ties Of Oxford and Somerfet, are notified
that .here viii be . meeting Of delegates
from the ieveral towns in faid Counties,
holden at the dwelling-houfe Of Moses
NJ. CkArr, in Jay, in faid County of
Oxford on THURSDAY the fecond day Of
March next at 10 o'clock in the fo<enoon,
for the purpofe Of designating fome per
ION to repretent faid Counties in the
Senate of this Commonwealth the EMU
ing year-each town repreientsd in the
State Legislature will fcnd double the
number of delegates, which they do
Representatives., and all other towns and
plantations will fend one delegate. = The
federal papers publihed in,he County q
Kcnnebeck, arc requcaed 70 inlert this
notice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-13
9YottCat,S:
Monday, feDruaryi3, 1915.
From England.

BY the privateer Harpey, arrived at Salem, Lon
don accounts have been received the 25th of No
vember, Is days latest. The principal articles Of
intelligence will be found under the foreign head.
The Congress al Vienna are uninterrupfedIy and
successfully progressing In the important business
for the genera and pefsiaaent repose Of Continen-
tai Europe. The subjects Of most magnitude are ed
justed, and thcse Of minor consequence will follow
of course. Poland j. to be annexed to Russa, and
most Of the late potent Kingdoms of Saxony is 10 be
united to Prussia. Hanover IS to form part of
the empire 81 Great Britain, and reorganization
of Germany takes place, in many respects similar
to the state in which it previous to the French
Revolution. Some other changes are contempIa-
ted which are not material.
With regard to the state of the negotiation at
Client, nothing further is known, only that at the
last dates ID was not broken of. The dispatches
from our Envoys which were received and publish
ed in this country had reached England through
the medium Of our papers, The opposition in Par
lament a. usual, avail themselves Of the PROPOSE
ton as to the uti posedetis set up by the English
ENJOYS, to arraign the policy Of Ministers in ma
king the acquisition of territory question in the
negotiation for peace and they appear disposed to
oppose the continuance Of the war on this ground.
1t is reported that petitions from Liverpool and
Glasgow, signed by thirty thousand persons for
peace, have been presented to Parliament. These
petitions will have just much effect uron the adj
minstratiop in England as SIMILAR appli ;ations to
Mr.. Madison and his cabinet would have from
Portland Or N0rftgarn,0ush. for the same object.
That part Of the Prince Regents Speech which
relates to the United States is not Of pacific char
aefer.
The orders Of Adm. Cochranc to destroy the
towns on the ssahoard are hid to have been re-
voksa.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-13

In .Elizasesh, so b ui'. Mr.. Richard Nil
Ter, sged Is.
In Liyermorc, Jan. Esd, 1915, sfier two days
Of the prevailing sickness. aged 90, Anna, wife
of Pelatiah Gibbs. Deacon OF the first BApts
Church oe Christ ia SAID LiveFmorc os whit,
church sue had been twsnsy oIr Sesrs mem
her and an ornament; her steady habits, unbiS
m liable life. her andissembled p.e;y, and unAba.
ting attachment 10 the Redeemei's interest ;
her meek, humble, grave, serieus End dey6us
department her strict adherence 70 The rules
and her uniform practical DUPLICATION y tie MGR.
81 precerts Of the Gospel; her undssiasing 81
le,lsion IL the duties OF social he IN wnics see-
der friendship, sympathy, heneso's 'scs al cisssr
rs were prom.lens festu' es, 'ogsssisf WIN vac
strongest conugsl .i!s ct;on and maternal sen-
dernsss, rendered her Justly estscmsd b, I'll hel
acquaintance, and her death grea y rssie'ler
hy Ter stlectiun.te husband. her dutsful chill
dren. The shui Gu of which size WAS member,
| sud tie whuN circle Of her seqa-inssnee lbs
poor and inasgeBs, in PARTICULAR viii nsse aoun-
dam ressop 20 lcmetaser her hospitality ahd
| beneyolence wi sfec.iona,t Esgre, her nsMs
| aud character IS boom conf sn,Un, mo shvi
| SIS or. ne,ytbor. Ii lend lnd benefacsoi, aud l
| much values member Of .ie church Of CHRIS,
nil be hong he'd in grateful rsms mbrsnce ss
had oLts,rtd I'D continued to enJoj good
| ilepe through grace she i'sed and ased IN iht
un,hskcn belief x reliance on ~hsi IS called ths
doctrine Of Tie sefurma ion, and now, We doub
| not, size rcss in he bosom oil that Saviour ~
whom she cuI Gl,d, md outvlcs he Angels il
sscriptions OF pi sise, hcnor and thanksgiving g
her Sdofed Immanuel.
| In Barnsttble. Brig. Gen. Ebenszer Lo hrop
aged 72; IN old revolutionary Office
In Portsmouth,, Mr.Wliiianl vsugi 90, jr. aged
3.--his death WAS occasioned BY she explos,ci
Vi = gun in DC last.
In Bsion, widow Elizshesh Sawyer, aged on
hundred md fve. She 4e,fnsd her senses % si''
/ last; would converse " ionaiIy; tecvilecset
many things xhicI. tuck place LOO ye1s since
| Her DESCENDANTS were Lets-s Gu and sd
stme Of The hth generation 4ilend. ! he' tune Sci
Kill d in The ACTON Of the Esd LEG nesr Ne y
| Cr.c.us, NJ, Oliver PA:mIee, late " boston --i
w.y sho, IA shc head by snuskrs BAH
In fsos on suddenly. Oh he Sd ins,. yHOM
AS MccU1B. Esq kepiesrn awe fsom Nh
/ I wn.f lhipp, burg, in Luicoin county.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-13
4fglslaturf of spassafbuertts.
HOUSE or REP4sSENTaTIvEs.

FKlDAY, FEB =.
The House took up the report Ut is committee
declaring he iscomf Of the circums' A.
ces under WHICH tie Rev. Solomon 1ikea is RI 6.
ed viii hi holding : seat in the House, was
taken up shurs debate cnsued when the
,eport wss sccepted 264 to A.; and his seat in
he House WIS declsse6 vacated. On motion.
it w.s voted .ha. bis psy be made " iucsuding
this day.
SATURDAY, FED. 4.
Bale ,ead seeond time.-An ACT ~ -inst for
gerry snj rhuA.e teiting --for extending time ~
buiid b iae 6set Add IS GINA Bill IN
.ddiliol, &s Inspecting upfeme judicial Couit,
and assigned for Tuesday.
Oroese5 rhst the Members of this House wear
CrAp- on the leff ARD. during the remainder Of
this session. IS tesImonisl of respect 10 the
NE mory Of THOMAS M'COBB, Esq. lste !
Member Of this House, deceased And hat ~
many Members as can conveniently wall attend
Ms fusef ~ -
Ordered, Thst Messrs. Dosaisile, Crosby aid
Psyson, be Comm.tlee o enquire inso the ex-
sedcncy Of passing law 10 vscae The Offices
of such Officers in he Militia ri this Common
~eal.h, IS have received or shall receive and
sccept OF vices il tie Army Of he n. STATES,
With lesvs sdreposs, &c.
The order afshe day on the Report Of the
Committee on finance, that it is NECESSARY 10
ssiss bys Direct Tax. tie sum OF $4,000 del
lars, was tsken no; and he Keport WAS .n,xnd.
ed BY making the sum 26e 500 dollars. "a cen :,
and accepted, and therefore Ordered, That the
same be committed 10 he Commsf,ee on FL
nance, with directions 10 report Tax Blu y
grsesbiy thereto.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-13

WE the subfcr Der having been appoined by
w the Hon Judah Dana, Efq Judge Of Pro-
bate, for the county of Oxford. 70 receive sod ex
anime the claims Of the creditors to The Eftate of
JOSEPH LEAVETr, late Of Bethel, in the fail
County Woman deceafed. repfeicnted inioIvens,
give notice that tx months from the twenty fourth
day Of December Ial are allowed to faid credsors
TO bring 10 and, prove their claims. aad thar,
we ihalI attend that lervice at The Houfe of Tmo-
thy Carter, in laid Bethel the third moaday of
Mach and May mex, from one 10 i've clock
P NJ. on each Of laid days.
TIMOTHY CARTER,
R<t5xl. Eab. 81. 1915. JAMES WALKER,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-13
CELEBK AXIOM.

THE eWASHINGToA BENEY0LENT So
cIETT Of Parions6ed. will celebrate The
birthday Of our ssinsed WAszINcroN. on the ed
Of February inn.
The procefion will form II " o'clock # the
hcuie Of MIR JOSIAH HANNAfoap, and move un-
der the direction of MsrfhA ~ the Congrega-
tionsl meeting houie, where au Ora,aon will be
pronounced BY SAnurL CusBMAN Etq
a general attendance Of urniIg brethren,
and Others who feel dilpof ed WI he agreeable
BRNJ. p ALrON. Committee
JOHN LOuGEE j. of
c NIL. & SMITH Arrangements.
Porfousf;eld Feb.6 h, 1878
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-13
Feb. -,
CAUTION.

I flE Pab'ick are hereby cau'cnsd agaiuR Fur;
/ chsdug 10 ofLsrd % the sowu 81 Hasri.
ION ia the county Of Cumberland, number ave 10
the fourth range.o of Ma aniel MoGer. cf Corhsm,
which he may pretend 70 own and ofer fqt fs'e--
TO which he has no legal figh 70 ddpoie Of. suy
ihape or q lure At prescEt II ever he bad any e
all The fame be may pretend 20 hare Obtained
by virtue of an ESecuion sga'oa the iuafcriher -
the trial being inch that the desendans II ensit'ed
60 another. hearin9 end thereby . - eoosrsliy
concluded thar il csn be otherways prove;
RBNJ AMIN RICH
Earr;fon Tan. 90 l8IE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-13
MAkSHAL'S NOTICE.
Uai'ed States sf Ams, lea Z
D;ryi9 + Maize n

0EstS " h10sz
DURSU ANT 70 Warran's from The Hon Dasid
i oewail, BIO Tuige of he Uni;ed Srases Dss-
trid Cours of Maine, hereby give public notice
that the following informaiicns are hed ia iaid
Court viz -
Aa ;rfa,sst;os sgain1 two boxes and three trunks
Of mel cnaodise fe.ssd ty Daniel Granger efq col
iecfor Of Saso II Lmington, OF the fevensh day Of
February Infant, for breach Of the laws Of the
United States.
IA iefar~atiss againlf two boxes Tin Plate feiz.
ed ~ Daniel Granger, Eiq collector Of Saco. AZ
Buxton, on the FIX day Of February infant. for
breach of the laws of the United States.
That hearing and trial viii be had on both
the above irforma,tons At Wlcsfst, IN faid Dis-r
tr,ca on ~he Ian Tuesday Of February infant
when and where any perfons into, effed in any Of
! faid articles, may sppezr and thew caufe if sny
| can be fhewn. wherefore the lame fhou.d not be
decreed fosfeir, and difpofed Of according 10 law.
| Given under my hand AZ Saeo, this seuth day Of
! February, a. .. 1915
r: G. TKORNToN MaseIi.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-13

MaJcnir lofice.

I II psrfaance of re uar com plant prelensed 20
the Members Of FaYsTTE LODGE, adesnb.
led ia ,ernaf Communication on The IA Of Ian
uary, X l.. ss.5 sya,uR T0EN GREY. Mem
Der ,hesef for grofe violations Of the Psac ples Of
MASONRY aud viRTUR add after x aadid
examination Of the fsuss, il was uaariHouay
YCTED-
That The fad JoHs Gay ee and i hereby es-
pei,ed from lad Lodge and tron sAs privilege Of
MASONRY.
DANIEL BAYLEES,
sssey sfF-ys.h L:ass.
NIB As the faid JoHS Cay ia, .ei chsfhoo,
shofe prinsers Of papers who are 1'eaered i ne
honour of the Iaitsutios, are reqasiled t. pub
lin the above.
Feb T. 58i5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-13
''ss'ub Gongrefs. Ebrp DffIion.

THURSDAY, JAN q

SkFFHRSOA'S Library.
- oail authorizing the expenditure Of
my ODD thousand dollars, for The pur.
e The Library Of Thomas Je Carson,
u !. ssken UP. Mr. CooPER, of Del NOV
$ ~ me subjecs be postponed to the 4th
i. n. Negatised 81 to SO.
g &. AISc, Of Mass. moved to commit
= s''' g : select committee, With insiruc
y. ~: J" report : new section to authorize
aty committee as soon as said IL
se,s1. .na'' bs received in Washington, 10
- !nereirom I'll books OF an athe;stical,
~. ous and immoral tendency, il any
= ee1e os, and send the same back 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-13

HE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice 10 ali
CONCERNED, that he has been duty appo.nted
and taken upon himfelf the srnf Of adminAfa o.
On lheseiia : Of JOSEPH TrrCoMbJa'e Of North.
Yarmouth, in the county Of Cumberland Woman
dessafed. By giving bond - the law d'feds lie
therefore requeas All pedeos who ase indebted
% the faid deceafed's eilale 70 make immediate
oayners: and ,holc who have any dem and. here
on, 70 exhibit the fame q Nm HIGHT.
Fkh q h. ia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-13
CAKI5 MANUfACTORY,

CARDS for Cotton or Wool Machines made and
~ for faIe a. he factory Of the iubtcf,bess 10
Hsverhili, NJ. Gachufefts-- where they may be had
At fhort notice and warranted to be of the fra
quality Orders ftrctly attended 10 and all favors
thankfully received,
AHs- Hand Cards, CiotLier's aud Hat er Jacks,
DAVID & JOHN MARSH
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-13
THE BANK.

Il has been well faid the rcafons align
ed BY the prefdent for putting bis veto
upon the Bank Bill are as triie as an old
Almanac They have been hundred
times over repeated on both floors Of
Congrefs.
The PreGdcnt commences, by an at
tempt to convince the . conftitutionalilts'
that there is nothing unconstitutional in .
Bank, and clofes by exhor.ing his con
grefs " to haitcn 70 fubltitute more
cosnmenfurate and certain proviGon for
the public exigencies." In plain Eng
iiih, my good fellows, :here is nothing 10
your conititutionai objections, and you
ihunid loie no time in pafling Mr.. DIAL
las Bank Bill into law. Will Congref:
obey |! Dare they refufe obedience : But
the impref lion now is, that there will b
no bank, and that treafury notes will Be
relied on.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-13

us1st S1nS v 80
D16ie = l1s~
PURSUANT to WasTspss ffomshe Hon David
Sswall, Rfq Judge Of th6 United Slnta d.
tri0 Court Of Maine. hereby give nosies fhas 4
fhaIl expofe and ZEN u publie ss11iea a. uuioQ
wharf il Portland, o. Monday ~ 1oth ~ a
February infant, & esa O'Clock "A % - ic4-
eff bidders The following Mesehandixs. "
IA punche ns Rum
:. % s ss'' sss.t.
O.. cafk, Porter
J CO Hams
go boxes Noysau and Wine.
a qua0tisy Of Whife Lead
trunks Goods, con6ftb3 Of 1inenss Cling
hama and Furniture Prints
A quantity Of cofdase
Ksgs Whi'e Lead
2 cafes Copper
key Copper Nails
bcEes Of Cand.ss
"A quaatisy Of Alifpice
The fame having been condemned Is LAWFUL
prise Of war TO the owners Officers and creg ot
the private armed brig Dah Of Pssssialsd AID or
dered to he fold for The 5ene6t Of hoi< concerned
Dated u Saco, this tenthslay Of February =.
1915
T. O. THORNTON 1aJBs,
Conditions Of fAie--- Specie Bcflos Bank B;sis,or
fach money ~ will depoiis in Cumberland Bank.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-13
ii ionbcss that The isas tried and faithful z
rat and correct Statesman,
John TAYLOR Gilman,

"a l0nncoS Idat Inc ieaS ktltu dAu iaithAuA : -
r,,t and correct Statesman,
John Taylor Gilman,
sae Ii present worthy Governor, is agreed upon a
,,,e Federal Candidats forfe-election. To doubt
4 the SUCCESS of Federalism in New-Hampshire, i
wcasd be necessary to presume that q majority 81
TIN. Electors prefer slavery to freedom; and thai
they would choose q continuance Of war and poyer-
" to,a return Of peace and prosperity
The.canture ofshe privsteer curiep of guns
~ 81 men (of Boston, and her b, ing sent into
.al,fsx, has been mentioned. The Commander,
I 4. A. Burnham. has been siagularly rngor, unste.
having been captured eveey voyage he has made
since thc war commenced, --He was FIRST taken
in the Csshs and sent into Halifax-nexs in
the lelter ., nasque brig Spi,ire, bound 70 the
North of lrope land in the schooner Hannah
On her nas- re 70 France, (bcsh times sent into
Eng !aad) lsrS. ~ Dir in the G.--all which ves-
seis lie comTstdsd they were owned wholly
Or in part BY Wilia.s ssSray. We strould like 70
know what his ex.I Honor now thinks ct his two
10 one" assertions
EARTHQUAKES On Saturday the 7th
ult little before IL o'clock, the shock of
an Earthquake was distinctly felt in Mil
IedgesiIle, Geo. It lasted only few sec
onds, but was so severe as to create trcm
ulous motion Of objects and rapid jarring Of
the window The state house bel struck
repeatedly from the violence of.hs con
cussion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-13
M4RRTED

In Ninst,Mr Jonathan Snow, 10 Hiss Rebecca
chsndie MIR. freedom Dillingham;, 20 Miss
Polly Keith.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-13
DISCRETION.

The National IntclIiyencer, at one time, adver-
tises thirty deserters from the Sd rifle regiment,
and fyy dollars reward IS offered for the apprehcn-
sion Of each soldier among the descriptions gvln
Of the men, i stated 70 BE- by birth an EnSlisll-
man, and School Master by profession, From the
number Of deserfions advertised in the papers, it
would seem that if some means not speedily a.
dopted to put stop to the practice, it viii not he
long before the number Of privates in the army will
not be more than sufficient to furnish WGiers for the
Officers, miles, the business Of recruiting should be
more successful than it has been for six months past