Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-13

"sdke the feotle bele,eit is all for their eosa
asking no questions for conscience take.
Mr.. Randolph goes directly in the teeth Of
this maxim, and we think is giving his old
f.iends vast deal of unnecessary uneasi.
ness. However, it is matter OF their own,
Federalists are minority, and must submit.
1t is also said, that things look squally to
Mr.. Monroe-that his chance for nom;na.
tion-according 10 the usage--grows weak.
er and weaker every day--,hat schisms on
this subject, exist in the party, and the OLD
ROYAL LINE, trembIe Tor their fate. n
zvouid be II CURIOUS FACT and /. vous
not tell sueH in history," as Tom Pane said.
IF THE CORSIC.4N Dynasty, .dND
VIRGLN1A.t, SHOULD BOTH COME
no IN END WITHIN ONE YEAR
ALBANY, FEB. $.
The House of Assembly have been The
whole day engaged in discussing Mr.. Al.
lens claim 10 seat.-Many good spetch.
es were made by the federslss, Messr,
Van Rensselaer,, V anderpool, Ostrandsr,
DUR, Jay Oakley, &c. clearly shelving
that Mr. Allen had no right to seat. But
the reasoning and eloquence were lost.
4 hey we're addressing men who were de-
.ermined 20! TO be convinced, because it was
thei, object TO carry council Of Appoint
ment. How they will be able TO reconcile
such de,estable conduct 10 their conscien.
ces as honest men, snow not.
About half pas, 3, the question was taken
on the appointment OF Council Of appoint.
ment, when the votes stood 60 demo. 6 lsd,
~ he Speaker yoling lathe affirmative.
Certain Democratic editors think it very
proper tha. Governors sttoug and Smith,
should go om q c6See fasting. We think
hat an, Democratic Candidates who may
Spect 10 supply the places Of these Gentle.
men, will fast great while before they
come mo c0ice.- Cdnn. ShectQtor.
Il is reported the Democrats have sent
on 10 " asLing,on TO inquire oil MIR. Dsx.
iei,to which s'pa'ty he belongs this year.
Ii they lind tina, re yet avows himself to be
Ole OF the Sleeping Simpsons Of New
England,' whom he toasted few years
since, they will probably turn their attention
10 Gen Dearborn, and bring themselyesto
believe he IS :. fit for service" l hat, how
ever, woulG be very hazardous for depend
upon II, he will" relapse upon the leasl az.
italion," as his friend Diagram Lewis said.
A good, staunch healthy man, would at this
moment met with great encouragement, in
the democratic family. They had better
take seayer, or Widgry, or Varnum.
+. ). 1t IL rumored that Mr. Dexter
treats the application OF the democrats with
the most Notifying contempt, end even re.
tus 10 re i.ly 10 tleir letter. This howey-
er vii not discourage them for those who
could condesoend TO nominate q man VINO
avows he does not belong to their parry.
and who spufns them from him whenever
they attempt TO app zach, mus, BE- insensi-
bic to shame or degrada,ion.--Sal. Gag.
Capt. Myrick, who left Havana on the
18th January informs US that a Spanish
slooP OF war arrived there the day previous
tom Carlhagena, hsvins on board SO or
Oh prisoners, leaders il the revolution.
bound to Spain. 1t was stated that when
the Koyalists took poss. ssion olCas;hagena.
they found IN the houses the dead codes Of
more than 25oo persons who had starved to
deAth,prsyious 10 The surrender of the CITY
~ Y haner
fr'~ tie P6ilsdsp5is TIVE Ama;sss Of E.b. S.
satb!-Captain John carton, who
was fhot, on Saturday evening, January
10th, by L;;-ut Smith. departed this lie,
about IL o'clock lait night.
he circumstances relating 70 The above
death, Gas they have been conamunicatea
TO us) are as follows ;-Capt Cation fs;l.
Cd from this Country for ,Ae Eaif Indies
before the breaking out OF the late var.
leaving his family in Philadelphia, conhn-
ING OF wife and two OF ,hyse ,hiid,en.
he arrived at the port to which he was
defined alter the ufual paaage, but the
war having commenced about this lime.
cut on all opportunities OF conveying any
OF hls Fl uation to his family.
at this place Capt. Carton was detained
long time, 10 that four years elapied
lnce he had been heard from and his
wife thinkinp he ,,,un h ga