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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-25

not prove, him bastard, or mean scoun~rel
soul, what can do it 1t is thing unexarn-
pied in the history of warfare. Ii any other
General had done it, not four times, but only
once, his character would have been blasted
torever.--Coaa. C0aruaf.v
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-25

'sHefioer receiving no encouf sgement TO
rs n's uiaai occu pation Intends TO quit II
PF'sn and seek other employment b.
''eA''s upon all thole indebted 70 him q
|'ee Or book acccuat, to make immedi
'Fat And shofe to whom lac il indebted q
a'e'y end receive their dues lie ha,
J. Age af,rtment Of
.oleeks, Dead Eyer, sc.
. : di's-s tSns of exceilen: LTGNUN-
20 eaitifon CpGs-.alI which re vii
4, THOMAS CAPEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-25


An election is to Ike place in he course OF
the present MONTH in Visg.slia, of MT nlher OF
cangressto supply the &C ncy occasIoned by
he dcccsse OF Matthew Cay.-.imong ne can
didstes who have effered themselves, IS isaac
Melsey of HsIitax County. In his address 70
ne electors he vxpre -srs ms appfo alton OF the
w4r, and OF he late m asuscs Ut Congress, gen.
orally hu. Objects 90 certain acts which be
4pec ihes. He taiuks, that the Virgnat mit,s
aseed of being c4lled oui to' SIX months ser.
gce, should haze been embodied tor three months
oaly foa he seys hal nearly all the deashs
IA ,ch took place, happened in The last three
psnths Of service. He ssys = here is INFERRED
] potser's field Norfolk, a Formidable army
! he best Ill oil Of v Fgn-, suh0 died 4, he
lsl three moaths If tiie.s ser,ice, aid bu. for
ts.s, unfor unage provision would be now a, eer
homes, rendering a,d TO helpless wife, aud
So Gel Of iltsie chidren, u,'an whom heir whole
dependence > for bread.
Tie MS Statesman objects to tie purchase
If JeffeFsoIs's LlofAry. He promises that in case
ne IS chosen &c wlil give his constituents fui
aud dess,ied account OF The psoceed,ngs or g3s-
eminent and OF MS votes all mpor mt SUI
Iecss, ss.nd a cosfect and ar hineucal ate
nsn1 of the fAnciai situation If he Unaed States
showing she expenses Of ehe lac wAs. the ~
.ernal excuses o. government along with the
ssources 10 discharge lhem.'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-25
FOUND,

N old Poke. BOX con- aiming q final FUN Of
Money in Bank BIS, and iundfy Papers~-
-rhe owner may receive he fame on Application
20 HENRY GREEN, and psyin2 the erpenfe Of
his advertisement. Vel -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-25
SCOTCH PL AID CLOCKS,
1T pEzcE PRICES

EOR fale by JOHN KUHN, AZ MOI. IL and 8
S,ase ffree.-A variety of well made and neat
" trimmed SCOTCH PLAID CLIO Ks at.ffom l6
10 rs dollars each they are We y convenient ar
,icie for Gentlemen intending 20 travel. or who
are liable 70 be in any confderable degree, ex-
poled TO the iaclemency Of the approaching ieafou
Mso--A few ready made Vets and Pantaloons
of various kinds and coors
Bottom. Oct Is 3m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-25

HENSHAW & JARVES,
No 90 Beoas T,ea 30 TON,
Ii ave received by the late arrivals from Liver
pool,
Five hundred and forty crates and
hhds. Larthern & China Ware,
AMONG waIcH Arr
One hundred and ifsy adorfed particularly for the
Country Trade
One hundred and twenty hhds.
Glass Ware,
every article called for in the Earthen Ware line
Also
An ex,enfive anoriment of
ENGLISH PIECE GOODS.
The above goods were feected a the Manufac
tories ~ an agent aad are Of the frit qualify and
mott fafhisnabe patterns
Pus chatter aEe RESPECTFULLY invi ed 70 call and
examine a. they are offered for Tale at /msh al
Ossss Tor CASH Or on liberal credit
WARE repaeked by experienced packers, and
warranted TO 60 fate.
County produce taken IN exchange for the :
hove goods
coNsTANTLv ON HAND,
A large aforsment Of genuine Ouch
BoLTING CLOTHS,
uisab:e for evefy quali1y Of -four. $50
feps 20 zm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-25
WEBER < CHASE,

EXEHfNGE STREET
iVE i'm received an exsenlve afnnment Of
Englyb, hdia sS' French Geods,
kicr the preient and approaching ieAion--
ks~k;rh are
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-25
Gin. Con. at Par..s.

There is in Tie French Pspess curious rial
Tor G. iusina. coave7 saion, contecaonea ~grinst
tins write. IN winch ne sought ,be Puaf,son "
swear sgainst the fraii one. Her Advocate OBJ
ieci ed to he testimony IT wsesch who coula
tn kiss 0na ted Such fellow was not 70 oe
believed u,on As oash. lie Was by the sety
cunessIon cuiprif, aud his testimony could not
&c Fecsivs d. Beyond this there was no pl oOf J
guilt a witness indeed ofnlne years 81 sBe
sw ore 20 KISS -" But wha, Is here IN kssss
again said her adyocate.--ss A kiss may be taSeh
u,sh.u. being 3, anted A kiss may be ssoseo--
kiss is not kiss unless IL be fecprocal. We
nave not YET an esrstic trestise on The theory q
Kissing, 70 ascertain IN illegal kiss from an %
ascen, embrace The trial, which HIS anu
sed III Paris, from the siety wi, which Il Was
ed, is nos ye, determined.
sInano.hes tfiaf TOR Cum. Con. atParis. til
woman was ssEtenced to Two years imprson-
nlrnt, ne maa sbsccndei.
To some folks it gives mighty offence 10
call bonaparte bastard ana yet, IN one re
spect at least, be has fully entitled himself d
thai character -Four times has he ran away
from his army !; in Egypt; IN Prussia q
Leipsick, AMI, lastly, alter the battle al w
eriuo. -Four times has he sAulaed away iron
his army in 4 most dastardly manner, in ~
der to save his own person; leaving his fo,-
lowers to endure dsuoie measure fWretch-
etlness for tue want Of leader. II this doe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-25
MlSCELLANI.

In Maryland there has arisen new par
iy. called the flick flockef reltu6Acans. Some
ot these honest people. have picked Mr..
Harpefs pocket and SO got letter which
they have published. am not exactly ac-
quain,ed with the state of Society in Mary
land nor have the means Of ascertainlng
how great proportion OF lis popuiaiiop
consists OF knaves and thieves. here IS
some re son 70 fear that it is great For,
from the circumstance, OF the denocrats
calling in The aid of pick pockets, il would
seem, that they mean to get all The rogucs
and thieyes on their side |; and they are usu-
ally very skliiaI ia the estimate OF means
If tognes and thieves therefore should hap
pen 10 be the majorl'y, federalism will Ger
iainly go down IN Marylaod too.
w Y. Examiner.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-25
WEBER K CHaSE,
hss0 Morocco Shoe Fadory.
NATH ANIEL PURlNTON Il Co

hss0 Morrofeo Shoe FadOry.
NATH ANIEL PURlNTON 4 Co.
OPP 6ts Psjs~ia B4tms.', D>sggN Store,
h1isaJs 1vsst Porskasd
AZ GUILD inform their friends and the publick
- thar they have manufactured at the horteit
Lsdies black and tea coIored Boots and walking
Shoes
do Leather Boots and waking Shoes
do black and tea coored Morocco ditto
do Leather do
Cen,lemen's Boots and Shoes made of he bsft
Pin ade phsa fiotk add u ihort notice.
lie hsss on ssand good aGor'rnrnt of gentle
rz&ns Boss aud onoes- sSs 80
FLzdies' do do and
do walking do
Mfr.. and Children Morocco and Leather Shoes
(zDayyasfsd1
~ LAdies are informed thar they eau have Kid
no,ice conformabIe to any pattern they fhaii di
esct
HENRY HJSSEY,
III tbe. abovs Store,
KEEPS conflantly for fale genera. af r'ment Of
Precedence Manufactured Goods,
CONSISTING OF
Cotton Yarn-Thread- Shlri ing x sheeting rlo'h
Ginghams Stripes, &c-Toge;hes with large
aHorment Of
ladies' Hair Combs.
- shakers Cotton Sbir,iug Cloth. &c. &c on
Reasonable terms.
10th mo. a If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-25
REMOVAL

u he public are informed hat the Portland Boot
and shoe Manufactosy is removed from Md
die !freet. 10 The ,,ofe of Mr.. William True Fore
ltsee, where that continue conduct the nuInets
of laid Factory, as Agent, having now complete
ai1ortment of
SOUTHERN STOCK.
feel cou6den, that by greaf ezertions tha'' ne
able to peale thoie ,hai nay favour me With their
cuflom My former cusiomes are reipecttu' y 10
vitsd 10 call at The above fore 10 Fore free.
II UNNELS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-25


colose U
Hanne aud Baizes-Cords
&s,jece Cioihs-- bombazets
-Dufants- CCzpes
IN dfefsd ard undreilrd Calicoes
&k aad common 0ingAams
|cmbsicks waite black and coloured
q sgs aforlmens Of Fancy Nul'ns
sWs-GIk aud cotton Handker chiefs
y sog swn--Linen--Braces
<}emea zad Ladies Beavef Gloves
duso ditto hskanc worried Hofe
[thrk and coloured iewing 81 ks
Fcnt and Ven buttons
[Rs,bpns-i apes and Bobbios
kaehnngs- Italian Crspes-Pins
txton Hofe--Bulton Moulds.
10 genera aaortment of
american Factory Goods.
Glsnd isp, IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09
aurFALo, (N.Y.) tyL'

BUFFALO, (N.y) July 25
By passengers In he sehr. Lady Provost,
(arrived at Fo't Eiie on Sunday last, E ON De-
lroit) we learn, that our troops had evacuated
Fort Maiden, aud that Preparations were max
ing al Detroit for the brig Naea'a and schr.
Pocupine TO proceed Immediately TO Mnckln
aw, which post, it is understood, the Brinsh
are prepared 10 surrender 10 US. The con.
duct OF the Indians continues TO be hostile.
Lorge bodies ct the IN are ABOUT collecting 10
diife parts ot the western country.
Prarie do Chen has been evacuated ~ The
British troops.
Mi. General JAcoB BRowE Commando,
i'll ChIet of the Amcucsn n,y, arrived at
Fort Niagaus or Sunday iss5 from Sl.keu's
Hubor; Cspi ple.cs', Co's oi AfJllsry,
has also arrived Attn kQyl
Travellers are generaAy su,p, sed %, the
rapidly with wnirh be tijisyc o. Bufialo has
risen from Us ashes There ace now ooil
and buLsing nslr'y as c,aoy nebitsions a.
We've desioye1 al the invasion.
Lewiston, Manchester and Black Rock
have commenced building with vigor, and
promise soon to roach their siiustion before
the war.
american Vessels of War in Commission on
Lake Erie.
Brig Niagara, Capt. WooGhou.e, a, Detroit,
Schr. Potcupine, do
Schr. Client, Sailing Master Dobbins, at
Erie.
Capt. Sinclair is still in command on these
Lakes.
In Ordinary.
Brig Lawrence and ships Queen Charlotte
and Detroit are TO be sunk for preservation
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09

Low tie losssat I.e parks es reserve, the ar,,.s.
~ and baggage, that had not repassed the Scmbre.
every ;hing that the field of battle, fell into
the hands OF the enemy II was not even possible
10 wait for the troops on our right. Every one knows
what the bravest army in the world may become.
when it is thrown into confusion, and when its or
gsnization is utterly destroyed.
The Emperor passed the Sambre on the 18th at
FIVE O'Clock in the morning.
The loss OF the enemy must have been very great,
II we may Judge from the standards that We have ta
and the retrogsde steps that he has made Ours
cannot be calculated until the troops sha have been
reasst mbied. before the disorder commenced, we
had ali eaey suffered consderGbi loss, especially IN
ocr cavalry. which had teen SO fatally aud We, so
honora5iy engaged. Notwithstanding these losses,
that valiant cavalry maintained with constancy the
position it had taken from the English, until com.
PEELED to abandon it by the tumult and disorder OF
the field of baltle. Night, and the abstaeles which
encunbered the road. made them unable TO pre-
serve their own ordlr. }-r
The artillery, as usual covered itself with glory.
The carriages of the head quarters remained in their
usual position, no rstrogade moyensnt having been
thought necessary In The OF the night, they
fell into the hands Of the enemy.
Such was the issue Of the battle of Mount Saint
John, so glorious for he French arr'es, and gss so
fatal
We abstain from giving the Details that are bro't
to Us; in circumstances Ittictve. too much eau
tion and crcumsr ec,ion cannot be used Gen Lee
tort Is said To have died on the l7th at noon lie
was one Of the most distinguished officers.
The force of the English army was estimated at
eighty thousand men, and Prussian army at fifteen
thousand men. The enemy's force was, therefore,
more than ninety thousand men. Ours were less nv.
Uerous"
The allies eaRit, fhe 6stsle Of La Belle Alliance,
from viiiage sf thai
P0ris, JAae 30 The principal loss OF The
enemy fell upon the Prussians Among our
wounded are named Prince Jerome, General
Gerard, and Count dc Valmy. 1t appears
that the enemy retired upon Namur, and was
pcrsued in that direction.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09
MARoHAL'S SALE.


Distyict QF Rhode- Island.
DURsUANT 30 sundry warrants from the Hon.
DAvIp HowsLL, District Judge Of the United
states for the District Of Rhode .Isisnd.
Notice is hereby givea,
That I shall expose for sale and sell at
Pubic Auction, on the 23d Of August lost. at II o.
clock. a VI at Townsend's Coffee House, the schr
DONNA ANNA, new lying in the Cove, in the
harbor Of Newport
.Siso, on the 2&,b day OF August, at Ports
mouth. a, II O'Clock, An. ths big CERlsTIINA,
her tackle, &c. ,i
.flso, at B.niier's wharf, in Newport, on
the 25,h day Of August inst; a. IL o'clock, a. a..
the schooner PALtrOx.
Conditions VIII be made known st The tine and
DuwEJ pFaRcs. D,tay .nar'tns
.St-i.r,, 7rg.G ., AVS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09
MIRRIED,

In this town. blythe Rev. Mr.. Eddy, Mr. JoHu
.CAEp 20 Miss ELIZA GARDHER, daughter of the
late Mr. Isaac Gardner, Of this town.
In .New Bransr9ick, Vim OutcAll, 10 Miss Eliza
bath 4 Iner
Since earning's mszes TEEN with care and strife,
Let William 10 his Prime, stick for life
Mr. Philip Dubois 10 Miss Esther Freer.
Philip was freer, and Esther Fresr yet,
when Love decreed, aud both ia bondage met.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09

Of troops, aLoni 500, stationed ,sers, yteh
dreadful nassaere ensucd, many Icing Killed
on both sides and the sffrsy had not wholly
subsidized when the AbIlino sailed. The sd
jscent country was in similar state of tumult
--and indeed all France was in o state of the
greatest ferment.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09
IMPoRTANT-IF TRUE

The Deleware Gsze,te, in nodc'ug the at
rival of Messrs Bayard and C'a&yora adds
the following article which, f,guc, VIII be
considered of very CRATE importance go the
interest OF this country " AftssvS. C.gv and
Galcnn are in London, forming CONNER
CIAL TREATY"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09

FkoFIpkNSE, AUGUST D.
Arrived here, yesterday in or 7 vessels
from New. York, regiment Of Unted States
ligh, artillery, consisting Of abou' 700 men,
under the command Of Colonel Eus,is. We
learn they are destined for Boston, where they
viii be inspected by General Ripley aud as
signed TO tie dfferent garrisons a, the East
ward. They are veteran and efficient troops,
having served on the frontiers during the
late war and being unusually hardy and we'll
disciplined Colonel Eus,is, We are inform
ed, will DC the Commandant at Newport,
where competent humber Of men are TO DC
stationed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09

The y. S. ship Neptune, Jones' from, Fiy
mouth, Eng. sailec 10th June, wiyt Mossrs
Bayard and Crawford and suites on poarG a.
az Philadelphis, I'd inst.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09

The U. s. briggs OF war Saranac, i6, and
Boxer, Is, sailed from New-York, ID inst.
TO join the American feet in the Mc,liler-
rauean.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09

The Dutch Squadron sailed about Iunc IA,
from England for the Mediterranean. 1t con-
sisted of the Zealand 7%, TWO frigates, sIoop
Of war and pun brig.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09
Ydiua6ke Lot Of Land.

PUBLIC HEALTH.
TIFF BArsiHs.Iso vsE, peitam s,,ees, is row o.
l. pend f1r the sesson.--Tieten So cents
r.-t,rf. My 81, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09

About 1000 Americans (prisoners) from Dart.
moor prison. have arrived al New-York aud boston,
since our last
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09

K4S FOR SALE,
TX good ANCHORS, suitable for vessels front
~ 100 10 600 Tons bur,hen
Cordale Of all kinds, and any quaut,y, supplied
on AS good terms te brought in this State. Z Z
Cambooses, Stoves, or ANY other castings, suppl.
ed on application above
siiso. 5000 feet f,sl quality Romsdaps Oars; -
tons iron ballast Bread, Beef Pork, &c &c
Newport, tug q Il.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09
DRY GOODS.

+ iCuC vssts of English French DRYGOOrg
a ~ various k,nis. received by The last arriyae
tom Engiand, are just opered, and for sale by
JAMES hAMMOND, ~. h
AT MS
Dry Goods and Book Store,
No. lo4, Thames. .sreeL Newport, K. l.
NEW BOOKS.
Jasf reeei,ed and for sae a. c5aee,
.fasic Of itcaLh, novel by I. S. surr. author ~
Winter in london .atts
Discipline. noyei by the author Of self.Con.rot
Gag .Hanaer'Hs or the Astrooger, by the au,hce
of Waverly
new edition, Of the remains of Henry, &irs White.
.1tso, a iuh aud eompete sssortmsn, OF SCHOOLS
BOOKS, of all kinds ,-
new supply of the best Of EvoLisn 6rArioss
AIRY, at prices as low as ever.
Likr'sise--Sn additional supply of
Paper HageigS and Bcdrosrs.
Newport, Angus, ., 1915. E
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09

1900 Ticket, At Five Doiiars each 100000
Not two blanks to prize and deduction.
Part OF these prizes TO be determined and paid as
follows, viz
First friieeh Hundred drawn blanks 10 be entitled
20 six doliara each
EIrst drnwn No lst DAYS drawing entitled 70 IlC00
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
Plantain Remedy for the bite Of Rattle
Snake
From the AUGUSTA Herald of du,

from he augusta Herald of dug. 5.
In q late paper we mentioned the death Of a
person from the bite of rattle snake in con
versng with very worthy and respect able ply
stefan on this subject, he informed US, that for
40 years he had been in the hapt III such cases,
u administering the JUICE of The green plsntain,
and he never knew a single instance Of It's failing
20 afford relief 10 persons bi, by snakes be had
given II, he observed, when The sufferer was ap
parensiy IN the agonies of death. and when con-
siderable force was required TO open the mouth,
and IN every case The relief was almost inslanta
neous. The plsntain is bruised, and the juice
pressed ont, and thst given to The patient as soon
IS possible after the bite J; but il is never 100
late to give it while the sufferer is alive. Afier
pressing out the JUICE, the plsntain may be boil
"a IN m'is and also given TO the patient. The
certaisty ofthis remedy againstthe bite of sn.ke
and such venomous reptiles, should induce pei.
sons IN situations where those accidents are
most likely to occuT, 70 cultivate the plsnsain in
ner gardens or fields, that remedy against ar
cclden, which may Otherwise prove fatal, ma,
A all times cof1yenienlIy be procured.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
WINDSOR. lyT SEPT. IS.
Trial for Murder.

AT the late session of the Supreme Cour, in
Ibis county, Samuel E. Godfrey, one Of he
State Prison Convicts was tried for The murder
q Capt Ihos. Hewle', late keeper of The Prison.
The jury returned verdict OF G1l,y-and sen
sence OF DEATH was passed on him by the
Cour'.-He is to be executed on the 20lh of Oc-
tohae
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04

Paris A4gI6 The Journal ofLaulanns
of the I4th init afIsrts, that no ssuErisr
troops had crciIed the line fnce the roth
of July--that an army of referve,' Of
10000 men with battaIlious of the Land
wher, which were defined 10 Join the
regular troops, with "a peices OF cannon
had received orders to retrogade on the
I'D Of Auguff
Our funds are advancing O. :7s-
bank flares from 1915 to 1910
LONDON, AUG, II.-Lord Burgherit
has been appointed miniifer to the U
States, and was to fail for N. York in the
frieate Laoedemonian.
The foop Of war Fly, arrived yefferday
in the Downs; from Plymouth, having
one of Bonaparte's Generals on board
fuppofed to be Sayery or LaIlemand,
who has been tranfpored on board
the Sharp Shooter, 6<failed for France. to
be delivered up-to theFrench Government
n letter fycm Nantz dated the icb ult.
qafss the olloa0iag -
!" Report lays that a dshnitfye treaty
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
NEw.BEDroRp, SEPT
POBBER1'!t!

PORBER1!i! IS
We are informed that Tbo's ~ni.e' -
putty. collector Of the u. 5. direct lay vi t
the town of ID rtmouth, was robbed ~. i. -
about 1000 (some say 1900 dollars q !.
pls's money part Of which was ,ae p i IL
the direct tax, and part the towns q.,s.,,de
state tax the la ter Of which was sh' I'd.
his care to pay to ihe Cmn'y Treasure M "A
ton. II is said Mr.. White LEFT DIS IT. ~ H.
early in the morning for Taunioa, WIN = o,trt
sums, and had proceeded but n', -, y
when he was stopped BY three ~. ..,s 4 49,
tonk him from his horse, and IN 49, ~. VIZ
sibilsty conveyed him into the vaoss a;sst
he recovered, he found himself sn os;eh ksf
from the road, tied 20 tree, IRON, mr. mich III
ever. he disengsged himself wi. s.ad his bes'
Guilty, and after little sesrch '1a"r s,ass
hut bis saddlebsgs, containing 'ns A. Whig5
been carried off by The villains. ~ pd7
said 10 have received no ms,crlal pc - i ,oDst
No discovery has yet been made 81 ~ his "
~, I'VE are told that an advertiser " r.s,,ye
posted up in Dartmouth, offering !" fTbsW
Of zen dollars for their sppfeheDslo". s..ps,
turn out to be another Wn't'e'''
small scale.
When Napoleon met with success, 'es &c.
ic editors told their readers inc Psh; u,-b0 -
Heaven was specially extended !, a oI
he met with revcrses, they salo n0''
tening hand.
It's stated as fact hy =. shsta
westward. and we believe c0ra'' ,sraierg
has been established in the ih''a" 4 The Sa
above s 100000 circulated IT, - from "
| which established it, had to 00''o" scs bpsh
| Ohio. the small sum nceessary'' -
bank note paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
# sketch Of Old JOHN RHEA, blythe ]
:. Kenlucky.

8: That old Rhea is the most remote q.
eumstance ever knew. Ills mother #n
born of herself, and his father was the SO
Jus of the woods. He is five thousandyean
old, and began to walk on bis hind lsS
about one hundred years since
] his strange animal has been tor 0as
time member OF congress; and has a's'!
set himself up as candidate iorthe s<na'sr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04

was Ggned at Paris on Sunday lalt, highs
ly advantageous to France ; and that the
allied troops are foon to evacuate, except
fnfhcent number % maintain internal
tranquility. A great demand for cotton
had been in confequence; upland fold
readily at ISs francs. 10000 bales OF
Louisiana, has been fold at Havre to
Engliih houfcs.'
Mr. Lynch, the old Mayor of Bor-
deaux, who emigrated 10 England with
the Dutchels of Angouleme, returned to
Bordeaux, on the 9th of Aug. where he
was received with every public demon
itration of Joy.