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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
Books & Stationary,
Very cheap for cash. or ap-
proceed credit.
THOMAS, Jun

LAYING ii 10 contemplation TO cell OF at re
4 J. duced prices, the whole of bis eYtenfve fiock
invites he attention Of all who with to purchafe
to fell agaia, or thole gentlemen who with TO
make addition to their pabicA or private LiBaARIss
10 hie Boo itores in PORTLAND and BosToN, where
they will find vesy large and valuable collection
os Books on lower terms than can be procured in
the New England States.-rhe PortAhd fore has
lately had grea additions made to its former ffock
Of valuable American publications. which will be
found worthy he attention of every one, and it
being the deter nnaron to sell cheap for cath per-
haps more favorable opportunity may be
offered IN the town Of Portland. mong the
Books jun received are the following w
Giliies Hiitory of Ancient Greece vol octave
d anvll'es Compendium of Ancient Geography,
vols octave ard tAtias--Traves Of Anacharfs the
Younger of Greece vols vo-Saint Pierre 8
Studies of Nature, 8 vols octavo-aldens Co'lec-
sion nf american Epitaphs and interruptions; vols
! 2 mo--Dr M,ilers Medical Work.--Thomas s
Practice of Phyfc, new improved edi:ion-Scoa 8
Theological Works, s vols s vo-Danis' Sermons,
vols Blars Sermons, 2 vols new and compile e
| edition Newcomhs Harmony of the Gofpels 10
reek-Southey Roder;c-Pindar's Works .om.
plete-- Shakespeare sWorks various editions, ,ogeh-
er with sgrea variety of Others too rumerou for
an Advertisement Nov, ! 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
Dissolution of Go partnership.

THE connection in business heretofore subsistA
i ing between the subscribers, and carried on in
,orway under the firm Of Coz & Robinson, is this
.ay by mutual consent dissolved and all persons
Indebted 10 said Firm requested to make imneA
late payment and all persons having demands a.
sainst said firm are requested to exhibit the same
Tor settlement.
Norway, Oct. 10th 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
CRAM & MASON.

fore-Slrect lead e Long WhoT,
HAY l. Just received aud offer for sale
hhds Rum 5 casks Raisins
do Molasses s do Rice
do Copperas bags Pepper
2 do Sperm Oil 90 do Shoit
1 pipe Hollands Gin Q do Pimento
1 do Cognac Brandy 5000 VT. bar and sheet
do American Gin Lead .
do Lisbon Wine 1900 VT. Coffee
10 chests souchong Tea 10 cwt. Red Wood
10 boxes dipped candles fO0 realms writing and
do BriInstone wrapping Paper
do Pipes 10 doz. Iron Shoyeis
do Starch 10 do Looking Glasses
100 hhds st. Ubes Salt 1000 Tumblers
10 bbs blown do 10000 Elints
SO quintals Fish
5000 feet by 10, Thy 9 & 6 by Q window Glass
800 lbs wrapping Irvine, 100 lbs indigo
500 lbs uIphur. English Mustard, Currants,
Oatmeal, Gloves, Salt Petre, Alum, Nutmegs sc.
-Atso-A general assortment Of II ARD II IRE,
table Knives and Forks desert do shoe Knives
Ca ttoes, pocket and pen Knives, Razors, hand
Saws, post and box Coffee Mills, commode handles
and knobs, rose handles, butt Hinges W God Screws
chest Hinges, Thumb Catches, Files, Shears seis-.
sors Stock, Closet, Chest, Till and pad Locks
sad Irons, brass Kettles sleigh Bells, coat and vest
Buttons, Pins, Needles, ivory aad horn Combs,
lhimbies, Knitting Pins, Shovel and longs, Bel
lows, Brass and Iron Candlesticks, Shutters and
Trays, States and Pencils. Skates, Whip Thongs,
floor, hearth, shoe, desk and furniture Brushes
Steel ards, Curry Combs Aw Blades, shoe Tacks
Iron Table aud Tea Spoons, Block lin Tea Pets
Cotton and Wool Cards, Ink Stands, Ink Powder,
sc. sc.
Nov. IS. f6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15

LOTTERY NOTICE..
5000 & IS, 900 Dollars.
i lCKErS and Quar,er 10 the Canal Lottery,
which will commerce fawlng Nov. 90 h &C
S dolls. whoies, and 81 Quarters may be had at
JOHN WINCHESTER'S
Nautical Bosk e Stationary Stare,
(Nex, DO, 10 Gouia u Wstau', Exs6args g,ss'J
until nine O'Clock Saturday evening after
which
THEY RISE.
Hi,o--Ticke,s D $50. Quarters D ia the u
MON Cana Louery, rO0rs0nfsd sndraus
~ Treaiufy Notes, and mott every kind of I'm
current money taken at fair diieounss
Me- -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15

100 Reams Writing Paper from s to 6 Dolls per
Is do Letter do from to Q do
Gross Press Papers nf
2 Gross States lt-a
5000 Best English Quls 4..
5000 Farmers Double AImanacks
600 Dozen Toy Books
12O Large Family and Pocket Bibles--Taiage
Harmony
Perrys, Walkers and Johnsons Dictionaries
Adams, Cummings, Morse's u Rasisi's Geog-
raphies--Adams, Walkers, Pixies, Eiunies, Walsh's
and Temples Arithmetics--Pikes, Pickets, Pcrfys,
Websters & Binghams Spelling Books--Murrays
Reader and Grammar-Art Of Rcading--Frecep
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lessons--American Reader
-Popes Essays--School Bibles and Testaments---
Watts Psalm and Hymn Books Of various edition.
with every article in the Book and Stationary
line, necessary for the of Schools and academies
wholesale or retail, at regular Boston prices, by
]. WINCHESTER,
Nautical Book 6J' Stationary Store,
(Ohposiie Bake, s5' Bartels, Exchange street,
Where COUNTRY MERCHANTS end Others in
want of the above articles are invited TO call
CT New York Bills and Treasury Mites ia
KEN at small discounts. Nov. Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15

NOTICE.
THE subfcriber. would inform their friends and
the pubic that they have formed connection
ia buhnsis under the Arm of
WARREN & LEAVIS,
and have taksr the fore adjoining the building
lately occupied as Poff otiice, in Mode itreef
where they offer for fae general aa,rtment of
WeH-India Goods y Groceries,.
GEORGE WARREN, i'm.
THOMAS LEAVIS Jun.
Portland Nov Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08

3K A 4 nexs, the 9sb instant
viii be sold al auction, q the store
II TSolsa Wight street
n,.o 6 ava. valuable parcel d
about sea GOO
~, ~ Sa.ss3s Qxe 40
~ = = - 6 s.
The priheipal ot wl'Iell eiiaEe neeh re-
eeived Within the last 'nuI'til anu con,
sist q tlle faslowiAg slticless-
SIN iEiFle black &c blue cloths
4; ". sl,,,s aud asSai.tgd co!ored ditto
toarse SI:,t!ss vasions onaIities
eIissSe ennet cords
/ ,ol,sle,,t dress SassiiseFes
Enc ia. AIaac, ester cords
saperGinc noIeskin csatings
do kersey dp
41g tRilEed peIsse Cloths. Barli!l and rib:
bed stockinet
SSSyans1vwn aud toYlinet tings
White. rel and yellow tlannels
Superb ~ rgsc blankets
2 - and 8 points do.
Leno and b0yk nuslins tapes and fer
ritlngs
'4p's ti ss''''''' & 4" ! 's''s's - w.
Shifting cottons and long cloths
A. and y IRISH linens, White and CO.
lOred canabrics
Furniture CaIcoeS and Chinese grapes
Striped gsnghams, black ban7i 1etts
Aladtass inconsistencies, Putllcat ditto
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08

Written while the Bill for the Abe
lition was pending in Parliament.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08
/ holnas Mount

.EWAS Just received By the ship Fair
American. Nicholas Moran master.
direct fran Bremen, 10 cases q 9 casks
GERMAN .EI.a.s-UF.4CTUIlES,
consisting Of ribbands, boot binding.
tapes, silk cord, purses, busks. burning
glasses, toy watches, spectacles, snuff
boxes painted, waters. bone buttons,
marbles, skates, looking glasses, a yarie-
u Of beads and tvys--an hand ~ assert
,nent Of hardware and cutlery, with va
riety Of other geous, which Will he sold
at lis sto, an kpyal street, near the city
Hotel. Sll accommodating terms.
THOMAS MOUNT.
October z Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08

PRINTING,
Handsomely executed at the Office OF the
.aIexnndria Gazette.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08

1880 y
a Poem, beautifully printed entities
Time, Of Light ant Shade, lIas lvs
Ehade is appearance, and i highly wor
thy of the attention Of our readers. I
Is tie production Of Mr.. Gomperts, ant
rs worthy Of lis classical pen, The Az
Ilhof himself gives tie following descriP'
ltion Of his Poem -
e His design, says he, s. h0wexerinl.
EDerfeetlv executed, has been to give 4
Sort Of panoramic view Of universal life,
land to portray tie disadvantages. follies.
|.,eiusIices. aDd vices Of mankind thus.
|by Inducing men properly TO appreciate
|f6e yalneOf existence, tn lessen the re-
|gret So inseparable. from human nature
It the approach 81 obi age and the pros
reefs of death, and afterwsrds, BY oppos.
|iTe to the gloomy picture theanore fay6r-
able and iIlunlincd disk Of The moral
world, to produce the pleasing yicissir
|tudes ii Light and Shade, from which
the Poem takes its title.
6 70 accomplish these objects, the au.
thor was obliged 10 hare recourse to some
agency; and the reader
will perceive, that in introducing mess
'sengef from on high. lie has presumed to
follow the plan of the immortal author Of
Paradise Lost, in tie latter book Of that
great work. y
The following Is an animated aiEusioh
to the horrors Of the Slave Trade -
g Enough !return, or look athwart the
SKYE
Let not this spectacle approach your
What dire assemblage darkens Afric's
coast !!
What sombre march, what. cxtirpated
Your fated species, ay! your brothers
those,
Doou'd for complexion, to inhunau.
woes,
Mercy slirinks back in heaven when
named their lot,--
Oceans Of tears can ne'er efface the
bEet,
SIN herds expos'd see Ethiop'sI
swarthy sons,
t;oaded like fiocks DER burning sands
and stones;
To worse than death, to bondage
trsck'd for gold,
Like wares or merchandise for lucrel
sold
What if adjust they breathe burning
sky!
What tho their skin be ting'd with
deeper dye,
And arts their mild assuasiye pow'rs
deny -
Are they not menu O ruthless fratri-
eide
Is this thy reason--tlis thy boass--thyI
pride
But DER the Boreal vaults of Heaven:
a CLEAN
Here family rises, still qniyering
BEAM,
S Yet although evanescent and escantI
Not as the sun remote from the he
want,
And vayering in thu Western IIemis,
phere-
It still proclaims the dawn Of Reason
near;
The day not far remote by HeayenI
design'd,
When slave shall be expung'd from hui
man kind,
When Afric's sons, like Europe's shall
be free,
And hail the first Of blessing LIBER-
For Providence has witnessed des.
pair,
3 And heard their groans, the most eff
fective praJ'r;
Who in bis mercy, will their wrongs|
redress,
And wreak his wrath on those who
now Cypress"
Written while the Bill for the Abo-|
lition was pending in Parliament.
Amongst the crew Of the Queen Char
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08
Adam ly8Il

lor
al assorsnleat az
EaiIery plated and
=. iapanneds brass,
ism or
an,,',L bjaek red
white TEA trays
|slate warmers ana
I ,rsss;n.. eases
6eyels and tones
|tsfeen nike tenders
|gros,. tn. s. copper
tn kettles
Sauce mans
|p;ns
Needles
Knitting ninS
|lrna a,S.l ;sna,,
andjes ss;rire
;,n,,se Il
E,,,gs ce,rhs
in nail ha;f.
erS,,,b. ea;,,t ! a,I.
sween;a5 brI,sI,es
Shin buIts p.,,ssIee.
nasks. EsI,i,,r rods.
Ebes AMI
]. :. 80
Wins
|sseek i heoks burk
CANNON ln5rtIs.
snaH baxes, pla /
Ted candlessisks.
casters, &c.
Guns. pistos. dTks.
AMI gnn-ti;ntS.
Wees. ansils. shades
| shorels, sins-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08

Amongst the crew Of the Queen Char
s3tte. of 10 guns, recently paid off, it is
now discovered. was female African,
who has served Us as seaman IN the Roy
al Navy for upwards Of eleven years,
several Of which she has been rated able
Oh the books Of the above ship by the
name of William Brown, and has sersed
for some time as the captain of the tore
top, highly to tie satisfaction Of the Off.
GERS. She is a smart well formed figure,
about Eve feet four inches in height, pos
sessed Of considerable strength and great
ACTIVITY her features are rather hand
some for a black, and she appears TO be
about &c years Of ages Her share OF
prize-moncyis said to be considerable,
respecting which she has been several
times within the last few days at Semer-
set-place. Ii her manner, she exhibits
all the traits of a British tar, and takes
her arog with her late messmates With
the greatest gaiety. She says she is a
married woman, and went to sea 10 con-
of a quarrel with her husband,
who, 1t IS sid, has entered a caveat a.
gainst her receiving her prize money:
She declares her intention Of again en-
teritg the -eryice as q volunteer.
IcRaon TapeT.
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] ohm Is, IIammatt,

ftt3 - fI.f&. ~
TJpholster e Parer Hanger
IN ESPECTFJLIsY informs his
friends and the Inhabitants of
stllex&sdria, he iias removed IL the cor
DER Of Prince and Fairfax streets, where
he has fer sale q general assortment OF
Upholstery, viz.
Bel Ticks, f1rniMre dimoticss laces
ges, and fasselis, an assortment oil
Aaper Hangiirs and borders, weayeFs'
Nay "a few pieces Of Superior
Boxing Cloths,
hair sgasses kept constantly on
CARPETS 6rtains and Pew CuslIings
SpifSs5 Easy and ether Chairs stuffed
|Or reBairsd al the shortestnoticc.
Y. in. Takes thisopportanity tore
| turn his sipeere thanks, for the share O
| pabIic pa ebage he has received since
Eke has heeil IL this place, and hopes By Z
continued attention to business, to me.
Tit their Tsstbre commands.
August 49, Il.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08

Cor Sale,

The new and fast sailing slo0p
BTDDLE,
Aart S6fons, Laciss Hatch, master
lplili llse best materials, well finished
81 81 found with risSng anti sails Il
not ktld in 9 ar 8 dagA, she viii take
for Norfolk &C New Y ork, fol
te Apply on board at Irwif's wharf:
Al.ze For sale on board i qpantity Of
tsess = skaloesby Wholesale or retail.
.stsl
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II. /. Taylor's Office


so ton Swedes Iron assorted sizes and
-four cases American manufactured hirt-
finss and Ginghams, just reccised per
.sIoop Regulator and for sale by
I'LL. Rowland.
sept IL. dtf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-04


marks OF IL viii remain ,his many Years, ia
those parts where Il was sorest: The moon
suffered rseat eclipse two nights after it.'
hr'rses JyoH; Hs!Eies' .frisrIean .9nnois-.
hege ass.
1855. An extraordinary violent. storm
Of wind and rain from the soutteeast, ON the
hheenth Of August, did great injury ia New
England Immense numbers oil fores, trees
were destroyed. Many houses were unrool-
ed many blown down and the lndisn corn
was beaten TO the earth. The ,de rose
,wsnty fec, pcrpeudieuIarly. AZ Narrasan.
5 Vt, the natives were obliged to climb trees
70 sefe'y yet, the tide OF food returning be.
10 the usual time, many Of them were
dro wned."
1his was the year before The settlement, Of
this town. Roger Williams and his associ-
s,es began the settlement OF Providence in
1886.
In the late storm the tide in our river rose
twea,y feet perpencieufai above low water
nart, as has been asesr.ainea by several
persons. 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-04

rasmc-sldam "a lbis effect :--''A tasc.aols
answer has just been received from the allied
powers" This memotandum probably re-
lates 10 The point of time at which the letter
is dated, August -.
Other le,ters received ia this city state, that
there ate 1000 Prussians in Nantz, and the
iahabi,sp,s have sen, all tho young ladies out
OF the city.--Den,o. Press. ,i
Translated for the Democratic Press.
.Vo:e deLiuered by Prince Tasteyraad 20 fne
AEnis,er Of Me .aLied Po.yers.
The conduct of the allied armies will soon
reduce my people to the necessity OF armine
sgaiost them, as has been dooe 10 Spain
Were I younger would put myself at their
head bu, IL age and my insrmities prevent
me from doing il, | viii not, at any rate, CO.
operatein the calamiies under which groan,
and il cannot mitigate them, am deter
mined 20 ask 40 ASYLUM Of the king OF Spain.
Let those who, even alter the capture OF
the inan, sgainst whom, alone, they have de-
eiared war, continue to Teat my people rs
snemies, and consequently to consider me as
such, attempt my liberty if they think proper
they are the masters--I prefer living in a
prison to remaining here passive spectator
tof the sufferings of my children. +.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-04

In this town, on the 18th ult. Mrs REBEccA Ey-
EMS, aged so years, wife Of Thomas Evens
On the 25th ult. Mr.. CossTANT WILBoa, Goth
year Of his age
On the Oath ult Mr.. ErnnAiM MAcoMBra, III
the 92d year Of his age.
In Middleton, Miss MARY HOPKINS, aged 79
years.
Drowned. in Middletcwn. on the 23d inst Bs D.
PoaD HAzARn, a black man, who having perform.
ed his allotted term Of service with credit to him
sell and fidelity to bis master suddenly cut off
by the late calamity, in the 22d year of his age re.
gre,teby all who had transen,ly observed bis s,es.
dy and correct behaviH, while those more intimate
ly acquainted with his worth will long lament his
early fate, his deeply afflicted relations find their on
ly consolation in the assurance. that though SO I'm.
cxPsctedly taken away the whole courfe Of his life
bad been ouch 40 to insure bis happy eIis,enee in
future state.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-04
NEW GOODS.

JUST imported and for sale BY r. o RiCiINfdNb:
an extensive assortrneht Of scssouable (;dbb;:
comprising mostly every article in demand
--a'soss which are---
Brosdcloths OF every description, Csssi.
meres, Flannels, Bombazetts and wildbores, Cole.
rain, Cotton Shif.ngs and sheetings Csinbrics, Csl
licoes and Ginghans, silk IIandkcrchicfs DiapctSs
&c &c. which he is determined to sell (for CASH OK.
~ lover than has been offered In this for ma.
ny years. nt
dl's--A few crate. assorted cRoCKERY
WARE. just opened. remarkably cheap.
.Nswhort. October a, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-04
C. M. IHURSTON.

G. M. IHURSTON,
06srs for SAFE, easAP, at No. l, d1ia-sfrsef;
w. RUM Cassia. ~ 5o&f
Cherry, Starch, 49,
Gin, Mould and dSt Candlee.
Wine, Soab,
White Wine Vinegar, spanish and Am. Cears.
White and brown Sugar, Virginia and Lorillstd'A
Hyson, Hyson-skin, aud Tobacco,
souchoag. Teas, Eorllard's Snuff,
Colee. Powder,
Chocolate, Shot,
Flour. Fints;
Rice, Blown Salt,
Pepper. Wine Glasses,
Pimento, Tumblers,
Nutmegs. Plates,
Cloves, Cups s. Saueers, Sc Ea
Newport, Oct. 3, 1915
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Commissioners Notice.

WE. the subscribers, having been by the 9
w Court Of Probate Of fhe town Of Ncwp(
appointed Commissioners TO receive. cxamfpc
adjnst the claims Of the several creditors 70 ths.
tate Of THOMAS HUDSON. jun late Of said NJ
port, mariner, deceased. represented insolvent Il,
notice, that six months ftorh the second instant,
allowed unto said creditors, for bringing in and p
ing Iiieir respective claims. and that we viii sti
for that purpose, at our respective dwellings, a
time dering said period
THOMAS G PrrhAN. I I'D
EDwRa0 THURsTON,
An persons indebted to said Estate, are tsel
required 70 make immediate payment 70
ELIZABETH HUD. oS, sarsnissrdsrs
.a.-tsr, og 4. lsts.
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Grand Union Canal Lottery.

Grand Union Canal Lottery.
pUNCrUAL to theaime appointed the I'D Clats or
the Union Canal Lottery commenced dr. awing in
Boston on Thursday last where No. 5405. being thu.
first drawn number, was by the scheme enti,led To
One thousand Dollars
Tickets and Shares, (warranted rndrd,Snj cak
be obtained ut J. q. Shaw, No lis, Thames
street. Oct A.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-04

ERo i the subscriber. on ths 20th uK Iivi6g
l. .BAajster's.wbArf, . picked sien Bost. witH
green bottom, white boot'iop and black whale,
bout IS feet keel, an old oak rudder, one ND
bowsprit broken, msinsai aud new jb. Any n
son that finds her and sends word to the printer
subscriber, shalt be hsnsomIy rewarded to their I
isfsc,ion. JAMES EvENsI
.ssaS.rs, oes.itr 1. 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-04

TIE Chambers ever ihc s.o,, Of AHrHDsy V
= TAYLOR. no. l56. Ths9 ss.se=;. Poss-s 2
.G9r s7si Immediately cs 4.
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More Prizes than Biapks!
AdventGrefs--Attend:

Washington Bridge Lotfesy--No. /.
Commences drawing IN New.HsSen. this month. }
The Grand Scheme Of two connected SlasskS
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Tickets only 1--WE Dollars each, and NSw.Sorta
money received at par for the sarpc, at the Truly
Fortunate Lottery Office Of c. SHAW. No. tis|
Tbarnes-street,
Where orders will Be attended 10 for Tickets &nlj
Shares, In all Lotteries in the Unlon.r Oct. 4. j
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TREATY WITH ALCIERs.


. s TREATY WITH ALGIERs.
Pcscc was concluded on the 9TH OF Ju,v no
Com. Stephen Decatur, on tho p.r, Of ,he
unued States, with the Aigerines. Conditions,
all Smcrioan prisoners 10 bs given up, and
M property restored. The Dey Of Algiers
TO ndemnl,y tho American COVE ernment, for
the iuh ex2eose Of the expedition. No trj-
bs'e hereafter to be paid, aud american prop.
erty to be respected. After the treaty bad
been Concluded, the Dey sent off 70 the Com.
requesting Of him as favor, 10 rsstore the
vessels no had captured; stating, that he Ghe
Dey) was apprehensive of being asssssipa,ed
by his own subjects, should ne refuse To- give
themup, from which circun stances the Com.
made donation OF, them to the Dey.
Com. Decatur sailed from Aigiers lo,h
!uiy, and arrived off Tripoi the 18th.
Con. cambridge arrived at Catthaeeoia
about the 9Th August, o, which place, were
lying seh'rs of Com, Deca,ur's squadron.
which were despatched to him by Com. Baip.
bridge with orders 10 return to the United
Sla,es.
Com. cambridge performed days Quar-.
sniine at Car,hagenia, sailed for Trpoli 10
touch at Algisrs.
u. 5. ship Ontario, sailed from Aleisr,
7th July, With dispatches for Government
(Which vessel :. is feared is LOST s
The AlgcrInc s!oop Of war, taken at the
same time of the frigs,e and sen, into Car
thayena, had been seized by the Spsniards
/ The Dsy of Algiers sen, order. for her re s,or.
alton, but they refused to give her up 10
then',--ditiicohy between the Algerines and
Spaniards Is expected.
Ihe Dutch feet we're off Algiers, consis.
ting OF i've frigates and Two sioop;s of war.
The DaIch Consul Of Aliesnt, on board OF
one OF the squadron had made propositions
sim'iar TO those obtained by Com. Decatur
Ut the Dsy refused TO acecp, them, and 10
return made proposals to the Dutch Admiral,
Which were IN like manner refused. The
Dutch Consul had arrived At Alieant, being
unable to negotiate d satisfactory treaty.
The Dutch fleet wero in daily expectation,
of an reinforcement, at which time should no
peace be concluded, would lombard the ci,v,
and intercept part ofthe Algerino sqnadron
which was out.
The most serious apprehcnsions are en-
tertaincd for the safety Of the u. S. sloop
Ontario. She must have passed out of the
Streigh's about the 10Th o. 18Th July.
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II sosros, OCT. 3, 1915.
FROM THE MEDiXERR.a.NEh EhA.
Captain Babson, of the schr.- Mary Eliza.
beth, from Aliean;, gives US tho following
verbal Information from our squadron OF
Tfipoli, &C.
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Said vetseis being forfeited, a, is alledged 10
said Inforrsz,ons for violations of the laws o. the
United stses. And that Trial win be liad thereon at
the neyt District Cccr, 70 te holden at the Court.
House in Newport, on the ttrt Tuesds7 of October
next er En- DEXTER. NsfsbsL
pretsdtnes. o,s 3, 1916.