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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-30
MINISTER OF The INTERIoUR.

PARIS July $, 1915.
CIRCULAR
Nj. le Prefect-jhe Moniteur of this
day announces to you that suspension OF
arms had been agreed upon by the chiefs OF
the Allied armies and the commiSsary OF
the French Government.
IF the fate of battles has momentarily
placed the capitol into the hands OF the en-
envy they have made the solemn engage
mems to respect persons, public and prl-
vate property, our institutions, our authori-
lies, our national colours These honour
able conditions have merited and have OBJ
,ained the general assent of the nation and
of its representatives. THY may be consId-
cred as the pledge of an approaching and
definite peace.
Our army re,ises behind the Loire With
lis material and above all with its coura2 {
and unalterabie honour, which hath gained
it the gratitude OF The nation
Accept, &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-30

PARIS JULY.
The number of rations of bread furnished this
day to the French armies and those OF the Allies
IS SOO, OOO-sii the carts have been put in reou;-
s'sion for their transportation.
We are assured that the allied troops viii no,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-30
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part on S0tard 's
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-30

Laon, June "a - he following are some
new details especsing the fatal day Of the
18Th and the roul Of our army
Bonapartc had been extremely ill served
by his srlcs, or rather he had been com
plstely deceived by their reports. They
had represented the enuencLed position OF
the army, as easy to be caffied--on the
other side the Duke Of Wellington, like ar
able general, had kept in reserve considera.
bic corps, Of which Bonaparte did not even
suspect the existence. The chief Of the
French army had ordered general Guillemi-
nor. commander Of the extreme left, to sup
port himself upon little wood in front Of
the forest of Soigne when we were shout
searching the wood withthe tirailleurs, they
Immediately discovered that IS English
ba,,alions, with 5000 horses and 20 pieces
Of cannop were concealed behind the cur
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iCoMMuNicArIoNl
ALlTTLE ABoUr NoTHING.

AS there is nothing in Nsw.England worthy Of at
ten'ion but what comedies with the spirit and dc.
signs OF the Hartford Convention but little is TO be
SAID. and less TO be done among US.
Unless the manufacturing interest, coincide with
the true spirit and designs OF that Convention that
interest is considered as Of but little or no conse
quence. 1t is really so; is so--becsuse few would
be Ns6fes who are connected in Cotton Manutacto-
ries say, il shall be so. 0n
Look at il ye Mechanics and Manufacturers in gen.
eraii consider who are your advisers and leaders,
where arc you going. arc you ready 10 embrace the
advice, or are you willing submit TO the will and
caprice OF Judge ''''', his dictators, cosdju,ors
and their very obedient humble servant s''''''. II
YOU arc pleased TO follow anc TO be dictated by them
You viii continue TO undervaue the proceeds Of your
own business, 50 that the Junto may obtain il ut the
depreclaed rate of from 10 TO 25 per cent such is
agreeable to the true spirit and meaning of that
Iftyhs Honorable and most Respectable Convention
WY not recoilect the phciy by which the old SOL
diers balance was obtained, on what principle Can
YOU expect that your own interest or well being is
calculated for by Judge ''''', or by his Hartford
colleagues You may rest assured that il you ptsse
contdence there. you will have poverty enough lie
careful how you sacrifice 20 Is or even per- cent
OF your reptanccs. II you will but consider your
selves as free men, and reason and act for
yourselves, you will do much better. The advice
aud recommendations Of such honorable gentlemen
to the ontrary Notwithstanding. DWARF.
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From IRE Paris Moai,.ar.

TFoM fHc uFlS s&SHtSuE. r..
When are the hostilitcs TO begin Alex
ander says, not before all our Iorces arc ready
Wellington thinks thai not one cay ought TO
De allowed, since Bouspsrie's greatest inter
est is 10 gain time--ahd between the Two, the
French Emperor has bad sufficient TO levy an
army said TO amoun, to between and 100000.
-sssA rcport has been made 10 The Emperor OF
France by the. Minister Of the Interior, Nj.
Carnot, on The subjcc, Of National Education.
1t begins as follows !; ,.,o, 49, 4,
SrRE--Thcre exists al example for the
progress of reason, furnished by.a country Of
.inc New World, mere recently, but perhaps
bctter, civilized than most cf the naiions of
what is called the Ancient World. When
the Americans of the United States resolve
upon founding town, or even village, their
frst CAGE is to introduce a public instructor,
as soon even as they transmit the INSTRUMENTS
of ofsgrieuiture these men of sense, the psPiis
Of FAnklin and Washington, we'll knowing
tha, what is equally necessary for the real
VENTS W man, as the cultivation of land the
covcsiag cf houses, add she preparation OF
clothing, is the cultivation Of his mind"
In compliance with the recommendations
Sof The report, Bopaparte has dscreed the es-
sabli.bo,ent Of an Experimental School for
primary Education, as a model for subsequent
National Schools, 10 bring up tutors for this
system. Is, u1-,,.,
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late was, the honorable contrast on our part,
together with the internal massacre at Dart
moor, were portrayed in q strain of the mos.
commanding eloquenec. After urging our
eounlfy.men to union, as the strong basis OF
cur national Independence, and uelinealing
the baleful effects Of foreign par,iali,cs, the
orator concluded, with the following beautiful
apostrophe ,kt Frh
Let US assemble on the deck Of our rEuationai
ship-iet US throw into the stream Of oblivion. our
little disageements--etus return thanks TO Almigh-
~ God torhis protection aud for his favor--let
read the Declaration OF Independence to thecrew--
let Us pay our last homage TO WAsarsoroS and TO
FRANxLia--to JEFFERSON and to his grea, success
sor Let us then hoist the flag of our union, and
with our principles in our heart, let go down with
the wreck. rather than live moment of sevilude,
in the contempt of the world"
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MARRIED.,

In this town, on Sunday evening ed inst,) by TIE
Rev. Mr.. Webb, MIR. SoLoMos q WEAvEa to k1ks
SARAH ColzEss, daughter Of Captain Benjamin
Cozzens, Of this town.
On the same evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Towle, Mr.
Jons DEBLoIs 10 Miss SARAh e. ScoTT, daughter
Of the late Mr.. John G. Scott, Of this town.
On Sunday msrning last by the Rev. Mr. Wydown.
Capt. NICHOLAS WiLsoN TO Miss Az. WooDAKp,
all of tins town.
In Ncw.York, 0eoReE w. RocERs, Esq. master
comiDandsnt in ". :. Navy, to Miss ANN NJ. PEsRY,
(sis,er Of Com. Perry, snd) daughter of Chli.,. H.
Perry, Of this State.
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ZFUII(e.
Newhort, 10. Clerks O6s.e Of the Sahreme
Judicial Court, for the County ef NevporG
WTHEREAs, WILLIAM oAkyEY, or Newport a.
w fofessid, drsyman, has fled ID said ofice-his
petition praying. for reasons therein stated that the
bonds offhatriinony subssting between him and
hi, wife SvsAssAR OAxLsY, may be dissoIvcd--
Notice 10 hereby given to said sasahnah to make her
appearance, if she think fl, before said Court, to
be holden n Newport, within and FOR the county Of
Newport.on the fourth Monday in Angus. ne1t,.hen
and there I'd sbew cause, IL any they may have, Why
the prayer of said petition ought be granted
GIDEON PALMER, CIsRx.
Neubprf, july IL, 1915.
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= JOHN c. BORDEN & Co.

lrs - Cfsr Jsr safes
AT their new stort in Troy,at tue Fall River Badge
A general assortment of genuine Iirae
ceries, Provisions. Dry Goods. hard ollow ANA sos
Ware, AT Wholesale and retail, wa NJ .s.ls. ss.t
y. hhds. w I. Rom, Of sup'r. qusli.,
2 New Eng land do pure :. -4.T ,6f
pipes beat American Gin; se aH
: 1000 vt Coffse, tt i'iet1n'f ,estt ke.l
20 bbls, superine Richmond Flour, 81 s.t
700 6ushes Of Rhodc.lssnd Corn,
:. 100 do Rye, @feA
200 do. Salt; &C qls. Goldfish,
Cheese and Pork W Attf 4. 4rgAS
y Teas, Chocolate; kiolasses; Pepper
Pimrnto. Nosn'egsi Soap; Starch - e
indigo, Tobscco, Snuff; &C. &c.
.ftspr--A. complete assortment Of SHOES.
consisting of Ioysthick Shoes lsdies, misses and
,chiidrens calf skin aud morocco,
y. Likewise--.A large supply OF Caiicocs, In
dia Muslins, tenos, Csmhrics. Cassimeres, Broad.
sio,Ls. .shawls and Factory Goods ocvrry deserpIsr.
A. general assortment OF Nails and Brads,
Shovels, Hoes, pake.Pans, Teaket,lss, Bpiders,
Cart Borers. &c. &c. ,ts 'ss@
Farmers wishing 70 be supplied With Ei-
quors at cheap rate, viii do well 10 cail soon!
The above Goods will he sold Tor cash, IN
cheap NJ can be r,lrchaseain the State. .s,.e
Wood and Flax Seed taken at the tnsrkct
prices;. Jfet, .'fass. J July "a 1879
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Neuf,rs, .. .. Clerks Office Of tbe Sahreme
judicial Court, 70, tie County " EsrperG
"HEREAS, STEPHEN pEaaY, of Newport A.
w foresaid, mariner, has flied in said o!iice bis
petition praying for therein stated that the
bonds Of Mairirncny now snbsis,irs be,weet him and
his wife EusIeg PEsRv, may be Observation-Disclosures
is hereby given aid. Runie, "a make her appear
s-ce, if she think 6 before pa: Corrt. 20 Le ho,.
den at Newport. within and for the county Of New
port. on the 9Th Monday Of August next. then and
there to shew cause, IL any they may have. why tie
prayer Of said petition ought not tc be gr,nxd
GIDEON PALMER, cLssx.
Nepspsrt, Jpy II, 1915.
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Chap, C1eat II rAecYu2


A RIchMoND hes jct rec~ieed. and 81
"A opeHing. "a ls, se '.s.,.,a..t III C,,up .
mong which are case o. aud ~ black. 3ht, "a,
colo' q Csinbrics, do Calicots aud feur'd NJ
l.ns s'rip'd dos "a mourning Sha~lsI hghtur :
csmbric and cosanon Bmnes black aad s,a, Il
plain and twiIpd Silks furniture Calitoes iinr /, l
low priced white and coicr'd cct,en Hose isrsn,i
colefain and twist Shir,ings -.s 50, eAltdoks uhr
wall be SOLD at the reduced price of 20 cents y, :
yard-Ah the above Goods will be sohl At very 'tt.
duced Prices. at wholesale and retail, forcash ON
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The steam f'iya,e Funcn has had q second
trial, and proved herself equal TO The mos,
sanguinc expectations. She was propelled
through the water at the rate Of six and
half or seven miles un hour, by the mere
power OF her engine, not ha wing her sails set
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From the Ecst Indies.


The Bomboy Gazette of Oe. IS, gives
many Particulars Of 40 unsuccesiui attack by
the british troops, against the folt of NAlapa-
nee. Of kalungs, in the Goorkia country, in
whichrmuc sallaut,y was displayed, and ma
ny lives los, but SO we'll posted we're the
natives, and SO resolutcly did they defend
their strong holds, rs eventually TO resist ey-
cry attack made on them for several success
sive days. In this affair, Maj. Gen. Gillispie,
chief ia com nland on that station, was killed.
He WAS to be succeeded by Maj. Gen Sir
William Grant Keir.
RICHMOND. via. July a.
4 Dreadfui! Ion "Wednesday evening, DIR, Me-
Curgs carriage descending the steep hill, (the
Governors hll) which close by the scene of the
conagrstion-Near its brow, the horses took aight,
the driver fell from the box. and the laundering vs
hicle few down the hill, Mrs. Mclurg her d.ugh-
ter, Mrs. Wickham. and little son. and Mrs Gamble
the Two latter ladies IN the most Interesting OF all
situations, were in the carriage What horror lathe
scenc The afrighted horses crossed the Main-st.
in the line of descent, aisi struck the carriage with
inconsderable violence against Dr. Crswfsrd's shop
on the street In one moment 1t was perte CT wreck
The ladies were taken up--and in few motnenls,
dreadful to tell the interesting Mrs M'Clurg. ia
the tnll bloom of bealth, and 10 The MIDI, OF All the
afiuences Of this world bfcatheh her last Il is such
fearful trsnstons these, which pakes US feel in
all It's emptiness, the Fanny Of human life! The two
other ladies were much hmt-but we arc happy TO
state are supposed to be out of all danger. The lit
tie boy was slightly injured No calamity, since the
destruction Of the Theatre, has excited such thrill
ling commisseraton in this eventful cily.-The fate
OF Mrs Mc'Clupg has touched every heart--iier be-
reaved hdsbsnd--bul we dare not look that way.
PoRrSmcuTH, ". n. JuLy 8.
~, nn,
Saturday last, ~ has taken command of this sta
ton. The Comm odore and his lady attended divine
worship at ST. JONAS Church Sunday, and par
took of the sacrament iu
FfRE-The Meeting house in Lyme, Con.
(lst society was struck by tightening last
Monday, which caused il TO take FIRE, and
was wholly consumed.
On Wednesday evening, about 9 o'clock,a
fire broke out 10 Market Gate L. George
street, near The " Magic Theatre, Punch's
Play house (supposec to originate from Hol-
iday fire works. carlessly sportcd. The
neiGhborhood presented mass OF combusu-
bic ma,erials--and in the coarse Of an hour
or two houses, of Cor more stories in height,
on Market strele, 5 dwellings in the tear, and
houses on Baucker street, in the whole 10,
besides bake house end stable were des-
troyec: The furoiura of 80 or 40 families
who Inhabited them was chiefly saved.
W Y. ha.
On the night OF the 27th ult. a FIRE.
broak out in Richmond, Virginia, which
destroyed the stables OF the Virginia Inn. also
25 horses 10 the stable, Rouch's house on
the hill, back of the stable, and several email
buildings, amongst WHICH, were the blacks
mi,h's and his back buildings.
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For Sale,

i mouth, one half mile sou'h OF Bristol ferrys
containing about 60 acres. with a Dwelling Esuscs
Barn and other out houses, in good repair Tho
whole viii be sold on reasonable tcrms Fov parie :
c,.ss, apply to the subscnbcr living on ths preisss
Psrtsn,ut., yply u, 1915.
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Notice.

he coparinership heretofore existing under the
Il firm OF BUSH & CO. has been Dissolved by mu-
fual consent. The business viii in future be con.
Quoted under the firm Of BUSH & cox, a, their old
staGd, in the Red Market.
Newpors, yut IL, 1915.
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g, his antagonist was at such J considerable
diNsncs from him@Hoch. mortified, be repli-
Cd" had no alteroatise Tor l. have been
" tod these d--d Yankse rinemen cau pick a
-' Squirrels eye out as far as tdey can ses it,"
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NEWPORT,
No. IA (!
WEDNESDAY, JULY u, 1915

In this days paper we have the proud sat.
isfaetion of recording another glorious Naval
Victory Obtained over the British. The us
sloop Of war Hornet, Capt. BIDDLE, of 10,
mounting 20 guns, captured the British
slobp of var Penguin, Captain Stickinson,
mounting q guns, and compile ement of l5a
men, after an action Of % minutes With the
loss on board the Hornet Of one man killed
and IL wounded,and on board Of the Penguin
SEW sSTEEn killed and TWENTY EIGHT woun-
dcd, among the former her captain, I'd lieut..
and the boatswain. ti1
Thus has the American Aag again triumph.
cd over the naughty British, and her sous, SO
long accustomed to victory, obliged to yield
to American discipline, pro,sess aud valor.
These things have become so common of
late, that it scarcely excites attention. Mas
Tor man, end gun tor gun, wo arc sure to con!
qucr, the proud insulting foe. And should
the piracy and cruelty Of Britain again com.
pei us to draw the sword--shc may rest as
sured she will again feel the strong arm Of
vengeance.
Let i, be remembered that the gallant B,D.
DIE received severe wouad after the enemy
had struck bis flag. This is not the first time
these cowardly assas.ins have inflicted murder
after their brave competitors had terminated
tho oonflit. Did not the consideration that
many innocent men might be the sufferers.
we could wish tia. our gallant tsrs had rcfus-,
ed 10 shew them mercy, but had sent them
indiscriminately to the bottom. .,@t
---oo- -
In our last, we briefly noticed the proceed
ings &c. on the Fourth Of July. 1t was our
intention ,s,avc made some remarks On the
Grafton Of NATH. HAzARp, Esq. but want Of
time prevented il.
II would however, be impossible to DO jus.
tice to that excellent performance. Seldom
has been Witnessed more animated aod pleas.
ing display Of the finest powers Of Oratory.
The speaker, after congratuIs,ing his auditory
on the return Of this glorious anniversary, alta
time when our Independence had been seear-
ed BY the late glorious war, took cursory
view Of the evolution, in which the Ps,aer Of
his Country, was spoken Of 10 the mos, feeling
and animated terms. The foppery snd page
an,ry Of kings, with their prc,ensioos to here
diiarp rights, was most happily and ironically
hit OF. The base eopdset - Great-Btitsin,-
in her murders and savage cruelty during The
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5Sos prizes.
9692 blanks.

$4,000 Tickets at dollars Zach
The prize OF 100 Tickets 10 from s.g0i 70 5000,
both inelnsve. which deposited IN the Eagle
Bank. New.tiaven. and subject to the order OF h,r
whose number draw them Those numbers whicA
traw the prizes of dollars in the FIRST class viii
De entitled 10 tickets In the second class dsnanJ
Primes subject to the usual deduction Of Is psf
The following prizes are statiobsry,
Ahhe fret riuss,--T ist drawn blanks on the fch
and 18th days. TO be prizes Of 1000 dollars The
first drawn blank ON the. goth day. to be prize "
100 Tickets. The first drawn blank the. Ca dsy
TO be sprize Of 5000 dollars
In toe sscoad eiass--The first drawn 20O0 tfank
70 DC prizes Of dollars Tue fest drawn hisnks
in the 18th, lrh, 18Th. 2Ist and, 23d .daysJ 10 bo
prizes Of 1000 dollars. The first drawn blank on
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Tile Managers expect to commence ,hs drawing
OF Class at Now wtisven, On the second Friday OF
October. but Posifueh iH before the Tues
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until completed
The drawing Of Clsss I'd, will commence at fIart
ford, on the second Tuesday of May next, and be
finished with equal despatch.
The subscriber believes IL an undeniabc truth.
that those who purchase in this Lottery, have supc
roy chances for Prizes, aud lucrative advancement
to any ever before presented them.
For fve dollars only vested in the first Class, the
owner Of single Ticket. shares in the privilege Of
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G0arine List.
PORT OF NEWPORT--JULY 10.

Ersered--scb. Patty, White. from Havana.
C2eared-schr. Dolly, Gould, Turks-lsiand; DO
Cossack, Baker. Wilmington and five soops for
New. York
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Capt. Prince arriveda, Boston on Tuesday,
left Brest the f6th Of May. The men Of war
were all laid up. large body Of troops, and
$1,000 seamen, had marched from that place
10 the frontiers.
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Orders for Tickets, Halves, Quarters
and ,igh,hs, ID either Of the above Lotseries, ess
h. obtsined a tie truly fortunate Lottery Office a
JOSIAH q. SHAW, No. t1S, Thames stress
Nspbsrf, Judy ~, 1915.
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100 of the crews Of the ,True D. Yankee and
The Blakeley.
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His Britannia Majes,y's Packet Ranger,
lately arrived a, Ncw-york from Falmouth,
via Halifax, is under seizure, Cor having
smuggled nshorea quantity Of mercs andize,
have been discovetcd, and has also been sci.
zcd.
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The Penguin was fitted ou, for the express pur.
pose OF capturing the private armed ship Wasp,
which had been cruzing in the South Seas Three
OF her hIidshipmen (Neyes, bond and Elvin) and
several Of her wounded seamen, disd soon after
'hs!r arrival at st. Salvador Boston Patriot
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There is. therefore, no boast in calling this
spLEspiD Lottery. II is truly, substantially sod
richlyso. Il possesses greater number Of generA
many more tickets and prices considerably beyond
these. With such facts 10 view, it we're waste o.
@ordto enlarge Upon its peculiar sdvantsgts. espe
cally with those accustomed TO calculations cf tis
nature
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q .Uaiou Canal Lotte,y---od Cla.s.
Commences drawing In Bouon in Oct. nexs
20 al -. Price Of Tickets Ten Dollars.

Not two blanks TO prize Prses subject &C q
deduction q. IS pet centuru.