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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
DIED.

At Dayston, England, Oct. ~, aev Samuel
ary associate minister Of AIng's Chapel, in Bos-
ton.
At Ia Fourchc, louisiana Gen. Stephen A.
dopkine.-ac was shot with pistol IN Court, by
man named Pierre Valet, against whom he was
employed as an Attorney.
In savannah, Col. joseph Haberyhaln, s., for
nerty Postmaster General Of the L, ).
Mr. Habersham was Captain, Major and 1t.
cionel in the revolutionary war, and rendered
emincnt services. He was several times member
If the Legislature Of Georgia, and in two inStan-
Cos Speaker he was twice member of Congress ;
and was appointed Post aster General by Wash
ington, and continued through Mr.. Adams's Adj
tnnistraiou but on The triumph Of Democracy lie
vas dismiss a or retired. lie afterwards Pres
dent Of the Branch of the u. S. Bank at Sayan-
.ah till Democracy suffered that important nation
Il institution to perish.
La Woodbridge, Y. Jersey, or the goth Nov,
Irs HANNAH koE wife OF Rev. Dir. AIR Roe
aston of the first Presbyterian church in that
lace, aged 63 vears--and on the Saturday fellow
ne, the venerable pastor himself closed his earthly
ireer in the 18th year Of his age.
Ia hiddlebury, VT d.. Norman Barber.--Hc
With Others had been squirrel hunt--in re-
'nrnng home, two young men were carrying guns
spon thec shoulders, in which situation the oldest
discharged his piece. The youngest noticeing this,
,ad thinking it fine way To fife, discharged his
Ieo, without taking the precaution to look back
nd see If any one was in the way--the consequence
yas the instantaneous death Of the Doctor.
In Biddeford, eth inst. after very short but ex
cruciating Illness, Mrs. Mary Bcamy, con>oFt Of
}Ir. Israel Huker, Of that town, aged 29 yeeiS.--
BY the death Of this excellent woman, husband i
Jcreaved cf an atfectiunate and Industrious wife ;
her children Of tender and induleent mother; and
her neirll10rs and acquaintance If an anlakie and
,bgng friend
sweet are the JOYS Of social lie,
Thy move feeling heart;
But sender bands must all dissolve.
Lovers and friends must part.
In Minot, fS,h inst Mrs. Judith ITcckett, wife
of Mr.. Salmon Hackctt, nthe tAirtieth year OF her
are. III her were Concentrated all the virtues o.
her sex. She NaS aa amible wife, a Kind and ten
der mother. dulfu daughter, an AT ctiouate SIS
ter, and endcaring companion, She has left
husband and three children 10 lament their rrepar-
able loss and numerous circle Of friends ard ac-
quaintance, by whom she was SINGER IL brloved
BY this dispensation Of Providence, tbe ncighbor-
hood are deprived of most worthy and valuable
neichbor But bee friends are not left without cone
solation she len good evidence that she was 20
ing 20 be with the Iotd in realms of glory " Je-
sas appeared altogether ovcly'' 10 her.
Dear friends weep not, . to die is gain,o
To leave a world OF woe and pain
But be Prepaid to rise and Join
With her, in realms Of love divine.
Tn Georgetown, <Ie) on the 18th Nov. Rev.
Ezekiel Emerson, aged 52,
In Bath, e3th nit. Mr.. TIicophilus Stetson, aged
~, q native Of Kingston, Mass.
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12

RALEIGH, IN G NOV 81
khart from The steech Of Coz. Miller 10 the
Legisia'u'c
I'll is the peculiar province of the Leg
Nor TO promote the viftue and happiness
|uthers. Nor should he shrink from the
ksigaioD of truth. however unpopular
q whatever the profession of it may cost
|should not be concealed " & Tho exer
MS oil this sort a;e sometimes imputed to
worthy motives, and though sincere and
Interested attempts to serve ths best in
lists If humanity are frequently awarded
Hhinsult and repi zach, we ought 10 reflec'
nitis is the treatment which the advo
Ets for truth have met within almost eve
ksge The history of most n lions is
iSng bot the hisiofy of the caiamities
|ith hase been brought upon them by
ERRORS"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12

In Lynn, Uncle Nehemiah Bassett, aged So, to
Mss Nabby Fern, aged 20.
Iany gears Ba.chetor had borne his lonely fare,
VGh foaaaad lingering hope, near uergtag 10 des-
par;
such painful sgftri NJ could not ceN endure,
Ie took himself Sweet FERN, and found q pleasant
care.
Ia Andoyer, Rev Israel W. Putnam, ofPorts-
mouth, to Hiss Harriet Osgood, Of the former
place.
In Read. Mr.. OLIVER 5. HARTsHoRN, Of
his town, T. Hiss SARAH II. EanIcK, Of the lo.~
,ier piece.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
Wood and Timber Land at ducfton.

EOR fac at public nuction on Tueidaythe 26th
nsceasbcr init At o. c o'ctock n he afterneun.
ct the dwelling hou'e f Eiliot G Vaughan in
fioli's teven hundred and 6ty OF l. ND IA
laid iowa, 10 lotsto iui, rutchafefr oa,d Land
70 about mics from Por and and from saco.
aud - well wooded wih Pine Iimbe, of ne diff.
terent kinds, with comfortable qnan,i,y j. Hltd
Wood, and hes On The Main road from Purs ADD
and TACO. TO Limerick The principe part of he
felt IS Of good quality and will re 70 d On Ing
c'eef The land may be viewed and a plan of ir
ieen any time previous to the SAFE on application
10 Caoi. sfepheU Bean, living near the fame. AZ
so-at The same time and place wilt be 10 d three
quarters Of double SAW MILL Aanding on Ssco
river in fsid town of Hollis, abou, one mi shove
smi;hs Bridge 10 calIed) with ell the priv eyes
and~aEG ur snarces together with smaa copven-
ient DWELLING HOUSE. near the fame
Iesnns libera and will be made known az the fale.
Hollis, Dec. s. (2w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
@orIduS.
tuesday, December, II, 1915.
SEP.aR.4TON or MAINE.

SEP.AR.4TiON OF MAINE.
ASHIRLEg,
FIX several weeks have noticed publications
" Eastern Argus or the subject of the scpara-
NJ Maine from Massachusetts and one or
snort articles on the same subject in your pa
These circumstances have led me to attend
|nae degree to the conversation which am
suty hearing among the people and must
Il lhlnk in many instances there is strange
to candour and good sense.-some object to
opposed measure, because they say the people
~ district do not wish separation and are
uy allsled with remaining, as they now are,
o. Massachusetts. Now would only OBJ
10 us objection, that " the doctor always
4 oesi .'-can any man believe,ihat the peo-
AaoS what they want, half so well as their
and advisers dog Do not those who advo-
separation feel more for the good of our citi-
'nan they do for themselves again, some
m.'nated that all this conversation and wri-
we newspapers upon this important ques-
y'vceeds from rerg small number, who are
q aor separation--And what if ii does E.
- 'ns to be the case but then. is it not al
~ case that the fec know more than the
agar, some say that those few who advo-
MEASURE with so much zeal and earnest
"a - 70 distinguish themselves in public opn-
sn S''n Offices of honDr and profit. No doubt
kss'ue: but what then--There must be pub
and who knows a mans qualifications
8. . we'll as he does.-I like to hear people
a. and not make such ungrounded obiec-
/. ~ others object and say that if we be-
M. ssPasa'e government, our expences will be
IN. y ''csessed: no doubt that this is true
~. ''sn 1.-THE people will always be ready
IN ,ae laxes, when their friends can be ac-
-" win honors and Offices besides the
|eb.. ou i not be more than DOUBLE, and
h,,s' : mat compared with being an indepen-
a"a employing all our great men in great
=. sa'h' q few are SO thoughtlcss as to say
h. j. ~ men oil sufficient talents and celebrity to
IA government and give it character ana
~, ''eay, those who make this objection
|<..ss'a now easy it is to make great men at
~ NY and how many of this kind Of
S, - :. "e nave now on hand. There can be
a. sHs oblection.--Some, in the county of
lpus,. ~ had rathsr 20 to Boston TO attend
- n ,o NV court, than to Kennebec, where the
Inj6has '''hent would be established: no doubt
Ilbea- 'cry convenient for that county but
4 Nh, ~ must remember there are eight coun-
|jknsia ana shallone govern seren.--Again,
sa,., we counties Of Hancock and Wash
Ia t. s"e'f business carries them TO Boston
I'm s"'ef with little exnence, and have no
Nuods9 ,''s all the wav to Halloweli, through
NJ ab;a,. y attend the General Court there--a
Nd : ~ ~ 'llis !. they ought to 90 to Haltor-
nsa 'ana too-and then they would have
kliue,, alla besides it would serve topromote
u'se It's true it would be rather trou-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
Dec S

TO be fo'd by order of Court the hoafe of
widow Lois Hsike!i, 10 New 9 outelte in
the conc'y of Cumber and. on Fspsr the 9th
day OF January rerf, one o'c.cek he saf err
noon- TO much OF che Rea' Eta Of Ebeuezer
n ikef late i Nes OIouceiier sforeiaid yeeman,
deceaied a viii produce he um Of Two tund ed
and Ely four do ar. for the paynsen, of the 1ebts
# lard deces'ea, with noiGenta charges Daea
at l4d New 9 ucslter, this n D b day If 2 em-
Der, A ID 1913 DAVID NELSON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
GAZETTE sc! 50 News.
pORT or pOPT[.3ND-

Dec. 7, arrived brig Elizabeth, Bray, S6 days
from Bourdeaux for Boston, with an assorted car
go-bris Collector, 'Fitcomb. from New orl with
tiour-bris Hero, Motley, from Philadelphia, to
] ..iooart--Sloop @aty-Ann, Blanchard, from Ros.
3, ar. sloop Union Packet, Pritchard, 5
days from New York, with Flour and Coal, to the
Captain and F.. Souther,
Clearances al he C'tsfon-Houss
Dec. g. sip. Vulture, Mansfield, for Lubec
8, schr Olive, Dfinkwater, do,
" brig Milo, Greedy, for Baltimore
s, schr Carl, Staples, for Machias
60 MERMAID, Snow for Surinam
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
The Female Charitable Society,

At the return Of their anniversary, gratefully ac-
knowledge the patronage and support hey have re-
ceiyed the year past, and will briefly communicate
in what manner the bounty of their Patrons has
been employed. though their success has not been
equal to thcig wishes, yet they lave been enabled
to afford timely relief, TO many Of the suffering and
indi gent, and 70 introdace comfort, Into many a.
BODIES Of poverty and distress.-Ihey have received
from subscribers 4 1865 cts. by donations from in
dividuas 81, rs cts. from the tandai Society $751;
Sc cts and S 100 by the contribution from The an
niversary Sermon, making the sum in full Of S3J1,
95 cts. they have also received part worn clothes
and bedIing--6 bibles, so catechsms, tracts and
10 vols. of BOOKS, for the purpose OF lending, to
promote the diffusion OF religious kupwedse.- i06
families have been assisted, by the distributions Of
238 garments, and useful clothing has been pur-
chased, and is kept for leaning the sick. one nun
dred yards Of cloth has been manufactured in the
Society. by employing destitute persons (vho have
been paid in cloth;ng) whereby encouragement has
been given to Industry and economy.
A daily school has been kept blythe members ia
rotation during six months Of The year, for the most
destitute children, who baye knit for themselves
% pairs OF stockings, made conSd lrable part Of
the garments distributed, and done some sewing for
subscribers. A Sabbath school is also Supported for
nstructing them in morality and practical religion.
1t is heretofore the earnest desire of the oce-
ty, 20 continue the school, the whole year in future
and to employ one person, as inStructress. being
sensible of the great necessity Of it; they will
confidently hope, the liberality the public viii
be SO far increased as shall furnish for them funds,
sufficient for the prosecution Of this important de-
sign and Willie they acknowledge their obligations
to them, they would ascribe praise and thanksgiv-
inc TO THAI GOD and Saviour, who hath moved any
one, to take OF His own, and give it unto Him.
Subscribers are informed, the annual subscription
which is now becoming due, aud Donations ofevery
description, by any person may be sent to Maj.
M'Lellans.
Portland, Dec. IL, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12

THE Members OF the MUs1 arH A-RUn-A Qua
SOCIETY are directed to meet at the Grahd Fesqut
on the next Full Moon, TO Fuminate on Neighty
Matters -
ist. The exnedencv, under existing circun stan
oes, or casting off the Old BY SITE. in
other words, whether MAINE shall be in sidta-3uo
or in siata without the euo.
I'd. TO ascertain uh0 shall direct in the weigh
tier matters of the law GRATIS there being man
iiest deficit Of the precious netals'
Sd. To asccrtain the Quantity Of HaferiaI on
Land for Gubernatorial Functions, Senators, Sc
lectmen, Town-Eierks, sections, &c.
4th. TO see whether offices If honour shall be set
up at Auction to raise lund for paying tie rairi-
OTIS Of our side.
5ih. TO see who shall be Auclioueer.
9th. . Free Trade and Sailors Rights"
By order If The TaRFn-T,ILEb B,saAw.
TEkELI, Grand SecSstarg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
NOTICE..

He stockhoders in the Maine Fire snd Ma
rire iuiu' snce Company, are hereby notified
that their Aenua Meeting for the choice of nine
Directors for tie esfnng year will be he'd their
rthte in Exchange hreet, on Tuefdsy the I'd day
OF January, $40 a, % clock in rhe afternoon
Sessady-To take into confederation the necefIi-
~ Of making an aft ilimen, iucreafe their Capt.
tai o'oek or determine on the e1pediency of clof-
ing The tniines of he Corporation and d,v,aing
The Prof er'y aRd generally, to sa on tn, fe aud
any other matters that may come before them ref
pecting che inftution, as they fha judge proper.
BY o,etr Of tbs P,sfieet an Dt,t9u
JOHN DRaNE, JR Secretary.
Maine M. lns, Office,
December On g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
Maine F y NJ. lns Office,
Decent or on g &

Wilmington IT 10 The brir5 at La7v and
al ctbers Concerned in The slqats Of 70
Icfb Lib5ee, late q ldcbia1, in Iaid cOlg-
tg Waibingfsh, yfoman, decralfd,
cREErING
A CERTAIN initrument purporting .e the
Taft VII, and teaament Of faid deceafed, has
been preiented for probate TO me the fubfcriher,
Judge of Probate of Wills, SC for faid county by
George s. Smith and Francis Llhbee the Erec,-
Tor therein named and the fame will be conhder.
ed al Probate Court 10 be holden at Machlas
on the second Wedneiday in Feb usry fwo
O'Clock IN the afternoon at he Rsgiler of Pro-
ba'es oftite: when and where you may be pres
ent and fler what you fee Et either for or agar
the prohae of fad Will
The laid execu ors hereby required to ferve
hi ci'a ty csufing il 10 be INFERRED in he
Portland Gazette, p inted 10 Portland three weeks
iue ceiiveiY the isit publication TO be three weeks
before the fitting of he Conrt aforeiaid
C,veu under nv hand ct fzid MachIas, the fecs
opd day Of November, Il. d 1915
STEPHEN JONES
Dee S
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
HURD g ST. w I'LL,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS N.rD

COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Nsro T,k,
'F-ENDkt their ferv;ee 10th IN The DIV Gods,
and Greed mm6i.- B4Gssss; 70 heir fiends
in Portland Ahuring hole w:h wbefe 90 iidence
hey NAV be fav ured thar their At ent'ot viii
be exc ullyey devoted to the in erefs of heir
respondents in he line Of heir eftah'ihmec.
peaiouabe facilities givsn where sntieipatiOns
are necefaEy. ~.
Reference the Hon Peter c, Brook ] 'enh
Sewai and c r Goldman E.qr MsT-s g. oman
K Pope r Miller B. Co Valley d iter add
French Everef & Co Bottom land Meisrs ClaE
8 Cobb and Daniel Fox Portland
More par'icu'ar quires TO be made If Menrs.
Valley & Foiter No Phillips Buildings K, by.
Gree. and ]. sewalI Efq No. 90 Bsoad )! eet,
Bofos
Dec. q cop 4w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
MASONIC NOTCH.

he approaching anpivesssty Of q John The
Euangeih willie ceiebsa. ed " he eth en
Of Portland Lodge on Wetuefday evening 27h
init at Cumberland Hall o. which occafen an
addfefs will he delivered : Members OF the Fra
tsrn'iy are iovi ed to at end
NELSON r iCKLYEFr Sssry,
Portland Dec 9Th A l. So 5,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
y WA q Nv ANNN AMAA IA NN
Portrait OF Dem0cFacY. y

= " Active only In inqulty INDUSTRIOUS
ronly in fraud most nsiduous when they
ssprotess most openess; hypocritical eyens
nrwnen hypocrisy is not required, butt
(which seems to become a second nature ei-S
pther from habit or from the constancy withb
(which it is empoyed-tthey will stop at noy
smeans, they will betray the most disinter-1
rrested friends leap over the bounds Of srat->
rltude and honor and lie with an earnest-s
r.ness and zeal that would almost compel BEES
Eliel-their means have neither laws nory
Imorals to control them, and the true spirils
Iot Jesuts, every past crime, every estab-g
rished dishonor, every old sin or current.
rohame is rank in their union; SO that they
1seem to invoke republican union only as
sthe contamination of that diabolical spirit
(which induces the wretched to wish a3
1mankind reduced to the common condition
pof their miserics." ii
ANMN~A d AAE Va AV> U u a u.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12

N. B.--We are requested 70 give notice that
there ,vill be Sermon delivered before the Female
Charitable Society, on Thursday ereailg next, the
Alb inst. NHeather pertniting) Should the wealth
er prove incement, it will take place on Friday e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
democratic w orthies.

- men. whether they have rendered them
- i the Cabinet or the Field, should always
<din remembrance by enlightened and patriot
{,,eus. 1othls end. we suhioin list Of those
I'M and exalted citizens of this Republic, who
taken lireiy interest in building up the fl
IN concerns Of our nation -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
cop 4w


'wo story HOUsE. ple4sau ~ slius I'd 10
York-stgee., wsil lc la ed f.r wo f mi 80
ALto-Sl ORR No. IS, Lnps Wha. f-snqnire
of THOMAS cRCcS.
Dec -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12

Its said that there are now in the u. S. a.
bout two hundred Churches, OF congregations
of the Presbyterian Connection on.y, VINO are
destitute Of Pastors, though able anI wiling
10 support them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
aGNWNA AAANN AN ANA, j

That old England may be rendered com
pletely odious our Democratic edilots a.
at no small pains 10 pick up every Et,le thins,
agains, er publish it One editor lately has
spoken very tende'Iy Of the oppression 9.
the English game laws. and congralulales
the happy eople of this country, that they
are exempt f!om such an arbitrary meas
ure, and can shoot squirrel when they
please. Il,is man seems " nGeliuiy pleas
ed that he has found one tax il England
which is not yet imposed here But Lei this
tender. hearted man make an estimate, on
the revenue that might be raised, if tax
Of one cen, per yard, were imposed on the
Philhppies and squibs that are It, flag inst
old England An ad Uatorum duty would
not raise much, bat we think such am one
as We have mentioned would lesson the prof
i,s Of some Of oaT newspapei establish
ments. Conn. Spectator.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12

The ships Of war New-Orlcans and Chip
pewa, partly built on Lake Ontario, are con
sidered the largest in the world. their kces
measuring IS feet longer than the British ship
Lord Nelson, the stouiest vessel in the Brit
ISL service.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12

ening, at the Rev. Mr. NICHOLS Westinghouse
after which a contribution will take place for the
benefit Of the society.--Exercises to commence at
o'clock
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12

|Barna Bidwell /;
|Bar2iIIai Cannot;
Thompson J. Skinner;
Brown, of New-Orieans ;
Patrick M'Gruder;
|samuel Whittlesley;
Sally v hitt'esey; (his 'uJe.)
Daniel ID. Tompkins
James Birdsall, sc. &c. &c.
Tha American, whose bosom does not swel
I bride at sight of the above catalogue of pur
1dianterested patriots-not federal soul anon
nall democrats of the first order?
Northern IFhig.]
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12

The Rev. Or. Brown, Principal Of Malis-
chal College, (Scot) has obtained the literary
prize of TWELVE HUNDRED POUNDS sterling for
dissertation ON the scriptures.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12

OF all kinds, for sale at this OFFICE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
FOR SALE, OR TO BE LET;

+. THE large and convenient Stores now occupi
by Benjamin Willis Jr. 4 Co.
Dec f2. 4e.ss SAYS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12

The following neat little Portrait ct ID moe
rscy, by Adj. Gen. DUANE, who having taken
his Democracy he natural asay, and been useo
as their nsOath- piece for 10 years. is evidently
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-05
g~P SUMMARY.

Wm Gamble, of Washing City, has
been app1inted collector for the port %! Mich
ilimackina The u. $. frgate Constella-
tion, and ong Epervier, have arrived at New
York /; they viii TORN part OF the squodsoD
fitting out al that port TO go up the Neither
yanean.----Briiish sch Presidcni,7 Gays from
Bermuda, arr at n. YORK, 27th u,i. Five OF.
hcers of the late v. ). tfigaie p esldent,cam
passengers. Two cartels we're huing out at
Bern,uda, 10 bring hgmc the crew Of The Pre-
sident. Inc news cf tac ratification ci the
treaty reached Bclip4da first by a snip Of war
despatched from the squadron of n. London
--~--Eicgant Tine Pieces, connected wiih a
Statue OF Washington, have been made al
PARIS, aud are 10 be sent 10 the UDted States.
They are abouI 6 inches long and 3 nigh,
covered with glass, and cost from 90 10 70
tols. "A smaller one, (8 ny - COSTS from
40 10 so dis. The likeness oil The Father of
his Country, is said to be good.---Ibe Is l.
,ish me ssenger, who Came out with Mr.. Ba-
ker, the charge des aHales, in the tsvoiie
hes left NJ York, 10 the olhc, for England.
------ ihc President fuyaie (naving undef gone
q partial repMr,) sailed itOm Becmuda on he
8 u ult. lor England, accompanied by he En-
oy aon, from which ship she was manned.
and her lsl lieut.. bad he mmand OF hct.
--- The triai af Gen. WiihDs,n has terui
na,ed. The decision Cannot be ottlci1tiy knows
bgen yeporlsd II New Yoik, that The Genera
was acquitted. .----A puDle dinner has been
eiycn 80 Com. Porte, =, Wilmington. ID.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-05
A5Y ADail.

SALEM, MAkCd ~.
Capt. Osgsod, from Be,nuda, MA',n 10
informs that the crews oi lhe Lndymiun
and Pomonc were much at variance OH The
sublecs oi lnc eapiurc ol ,hc P,eaiden,; moss
OF toe sormer claiming tne wuvie mc,n o.
ihe cADl1Ie, and the latter donying n---snu
sr,erai disputes among the oflice's and qu-r-
rs'a among the men mad taken place ashore.
Abou, month previous ~ CapI. Ossood's
salhDg from Be,meda, A.. Wugn,, oi ,be
Royal Navy, hfs, insnlted, and then ch,ileng-
cd to hsnt, Nj. Pslce, mia.nip .nan oi he
Pres.deot. MIR. p. dId noi nesuale to accep pt
the tnel'enge, and met him At ,hs time and
pace appoiuled bu, Air. w. aad very pru-
deniiy 'akcn Ihc y. etauion . ba,c a onsta-
ole ,hefe IN ume 10 lrevent the ehusio0 oi
E!ood both OF hen were bound 10 keep
sne peace. lnus the shar ended.