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And drives hira nes-es 10 the foe,
And watts him on to victory.
Now fierce amid The foe they dash,
Their masts and spars while falling crash,
Their ships are driy'n apart;
From larboard and from starboard side,
Our dreadful portfolios gaping wide,
Send tenfold thunders Ger the tide,
And rakes them fore and aft
Dowr, down your Aags, or not foe
Shall live TO tell this tale of woes
Down, down your Gags, or not boat
Above this blood.red stream shall float 70
And down they come--the strife is Ger
Borne on the gale is heard no more
The groan, the shrek, or cannon's roar
And die the thunders on the distant shore.
know 'tis true you love to read
OF noble knights Of former day;
know you sigh DER martial deed,
And gricvc those times have passed away.
'Tis true those knights no more will fight,
The days of chva'ry are o'er,-
And those who fought for BRvsE's right,
Are Scotia's valiant sons no more.
But did high-heart and spirit free,
Perish with BRucE and WALLACE brave
And with the fow'r of chivary,
Did worth and courage find their grave
o, csme 10 the land Of GREENE and a PEzRY,
o, look to the warriors os Eutsw and Erie;
And see where encirced in glory's bright ray,
Heroes have fought in Olr land and orr day.
Old Rome and old Greece, in the temple Of fame,
A long list Of Heroes with triumph can claim;
And round on the tablets, in letters of gold,
Each nation may see its own Heroes enrolled.
And round as you gaze both with wonder & pride,
On the names Of those warriors who',e conquered
and died.
On yonder bright tablet, Columbia, behold,
The names of your GREENE and your PssRy en-
rolled.
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POETRY.
rnoM TIE BOSTON YANKEE.

The following Poem, on the Battle OF
Lake Erie, was originally published in the
Southetn Patriot, From the remarks which
tho editor has prehxsd to il, il appears to
have been his belief that the manuscript was
enclosed 20 him oy the author: We however,
are authorised to say, that it was without tho
knowledge Of the author and against his cx-
prcssinjuncloa 10 such per sons as were pos
.ess-d Of copies. Since, however, 1t has
been published, he is desirous that II should
appear exempt from many errors contained
ia the original publication, and has therefore
furnished u, with the following eorrect ted
copy. The poem was delivered at tho last
commencement in Providence, Il. l. by Mr..
Benjamin Whitman, jr. of Boston. We hope
soon to present to our readers another Of this
gen,lcman's poetical productions on the bat
tie OF Lake Champlain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-08-06
CANDOUR.
FOR THE PORTLAND GAzITTE.

NEsSgs. EDITORS,
am in favour of the Separation of Maine from
Massachusetts, and on thnt account am frequently
called upon 10 give my reasons. Ibis am at 10
loss TO do, but still il rs very troublesome and I'm
pleasant to be Obliged to repeat the same thing
aud over agsin-to be Obliged TO tread the SAINT
unvaricd ground, Ike poor Horse in a Mill
therefore avail myself OF this mode to give publicity
these reasoD aud thereby silence all imp crsIneBt
enquiries ia iuiure--l ain still further induced TO
tins by the consideration that many who are equal
ly interested with myself IN edecliHg separation,
are not equally conversant with the all important
reasons for that great eventl am in favour OF sspa
ration 10 order that @*sss.. h*s may be Cover.
nor, ..ss ..ss'. may be Lieut.. Governor, ''s'.''.
''s'' Chief Justce--for these political CerLerie,
must have sop To still their yepng OF the " hole
country will be deaieBed.
[ am in favour OF Separation, because The many
new Offices which will be consequently erected.
will afford employment and an opportunity of dis
inguishing themselves TO our ardent and ambitious
young men, who, like Burr's choice Spirits, are
wearied OF the dull pursuits OF private life.
am in favour OF Separation, because the imme-
date seated Government may be established in
Portland which may have the effect OF resnscita-
ing split on the languishng business of that place.
am in favour OF separation, because the seat
OF government may al sonie future time be establish
ed at Augusta, aud Al some more remote period on
the banks of the Penobscot--'' for eastward will
the tide OF Empire roll" am in favour Of sepa-
ration because it il self evident Proposition that
the whole is less than Che quarter aud on the
same principle il will cost loss 10 support the " ole
of government than one quarter part. 4 am in
favour OF Separation, because we shall have one
half OF the wild land when only one quarter part
belongs u. of right, though It must be confessed
hat The wiseLeigsature ofAas.achusetts have been
lacking their brains for several years past how to
give away these same ianes.
aa in favour of.eparation, because the Distrc,
If Maine acquired such impershable honor on the
biopdy heights OF Hampton, part of which wou'd
nnav dably fail 10 the share OF Massachusetts were
we 10 ren,a.u united. And last though not least
am ia favour oil separation, because the Essex jun
| 20 OF boston, who were never known TO be wrong
are in favour OF il and because ii is reduced TO
| certainty that if Maine remains united with Mas
.aehusetts, another year Will see the whole STAT
Government in the hands Of those vile Democrats.
[ AIkUE FLOODED ser
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-08-06

| ore i4nces, ,iist he possession OF ncnes WI.
,rthase us the socie Of happiness, Ft@tefea
.ntiaeei, ed with mo delusive ,dcs, he apple
hinsif with AS ,idai,y, 10 heir pursuit. terh'pz
sIcess crowns his sx'rtions snd he OBTAINS
last the longs ueh for < oil liz n 'ds 81 iaSi'
hscsres ami snxieties, and too Oxen discon'en :
neit he inserarabIe companions on wea D.
Penaps in lis sccumui ion,h has 70 some MN
MGR violated his hon our. hts IN egf, 4 itei4eo
his repui alton; ard cens ci0ce, tIst schse san
|busy monitor, Is hourly reptosch'ng h'm with
aud Injustice nd oppres sion. o. II ,nlegrity
las been his uniform guide, and Il, amidst he
voc atoms and trans ions 10 which he has oeea
engaged. he has preserved IL pure md u0suii,fd,
IN NAV have some ne W oSjec, IN we w,for whose
Sss,nrnent, he may feel the most arden. soiei-
Jude aud anxiety, for The possession Of one oeJeef
will inspire US wi Ia desire tor snother, and
no sooner stL;s wish gfat'hsd, than we long 10
third, four,b, and so md The nose Cur
desires are ,atsfed. the more e. ? We oeca''s.
he NICE sr4s ally W. pesseyefes III gu pun
suit and ;hus 10 one OF he principal iagFed'ents
IN the rpoos.,j, IN of axe nsppiness, CON.
TENTMENT, he is an utter susngcr. The
cares that crowd upon the rich mn, and ueu2y
his Mod occasional feas OF reverse of fortune,
ths, fekle, caoricious and inconstsat goddess,
who Frequently leds her voisr,es 80 the summt
e rospetity. in order tina she may preclpi ate
hem from this elevation - the ode ofsasers'-
~, Danish tranquility from~,s bosom, sccomqs-
ny him o The p,iluw, drive sleep tfon' hs'downy,
couch, render the season Of fepose. The momfn
of rllnin. ion. and make him ready 10 exciAin
with Henry the fourth:
---Oh gentle sleep!
Na,urs's scf nurse how have ffish.sd hee
That ,hou no more vii weigh nyeyei'ds down,
And sleep my senses in torgetiulness
Why rather, sleep. licst thou in smoky cribs
Upon uneasy pallets stretched the.
Than in The perfum'd chambers OF The great,
Under he caoopies Of costly state,
And lull'd with sounds of sweetest melody
Oh thou dull god why lies, thou wsSh the sile
In ioa,hsone beds, md ieavst my sumPtuous
couch,
a ws'ch-case to a common lsrum-bei'
Wilt thou oon the high and giddy mast,
Seal up The shp--boy's eyes, and rack his brains,
In cradle Of the rude impetious surge,
And, in the visi. alton of the w,rds,
Who ,eke the ruffian pillows BY the top,
Guiding heir mons,rous heads, ana hsngingshem
With deaf'nins clamcurs in the slai'ty shroud,
That, with ,he hurry, death itself w .kes;
Cans, thou, ch partial sleep! give by repose
To the wet ses.boy in an hour 50 rude,
And, in the csimes,, ard tbs STILES, night,
With all appliances aud means to boot,
Deny 1t me Then, hspay, lewly clown!
Uneasy lies the head that" is crowded with
cares, and loaded with anxeiies
Nor does he ever realize even in the smsiies;
degres, his unfounded an,,cipa,ions OF happiness.
His life is spent in seeking this mistaken shadow;
nor does be recover from his deiusive dresm,
ill! death puts an end 10 every csre, and brings
every pursuit TO final conclusion
CTs ke continued in on, next
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-08-06
MONIIOMAL,
Yoa THE PORTLAND oAzErT4.

kEssRs. EDITORS,
Sisuld The following obse, sations be honoured with
,sv APPRECIATION by inserting shenl in Jour Cazste,
ysa VII confe,an aaaitisna. /aveH, on an ella friend
sad correspondent.
That to be happy. is the wish Of mankind, Is
natural superstition, aud IRA b so afer repest-
3D. thai IL hs, nearly become state. and obsolete
nom old age and frequent usage. IL mas sp
pesred 10 a thousand diteren, forms, and ex rsss
ed mi thousand d.ff.eeR. manaess. Tina one
simrle truth has furn,shed ample matter,not on
y TO- PAGES, out fos ootames, and has been made
asuhJeel Of specui. .lon snd inst ucIon, ~ well
ey toe morsist. al The DIVINE. Whoever WAS us
su'hof. he csaaot, suseif, elm the cfeat OF
having N de very deep discovery, or uttered a
very profound obse ,s.,on. For instinct PROM;
" 70 seek e er teiriy, md shua m'sery'as much
M 70 ca, when hungfv, TO drink when imrs-
&, TO tetire 10 rest, when nature becomes
sxa.u,ted. aud our eye,iis hang heavy.
! nui though happne IS is he dariing wish q
nansin!. ve' few compsresneiy, II any ever al
\ ,aa i. e A,sfovime," sad cr'ebrs.s ed au,aof,
IS but another w1id tor smPfnaenre. mo
THIS posi,i1n is liable ~ some obJecIsn, II 70 nsv
ef'heiess certain. tbst, OF the mseiies We seHer,
S'ne'een out of twenty, are brought u. ON IL. ny
QUE own negligence, ceteiessness, ma wsM o.
though futaess g. schec,ion. The catalogue OF hui
@sn mi.efy IS swetied with exsm.i'e' isf ou
"ambeging those Of tei,city; so that the pase
Of The brmsg, whea cos.rssted wish those OF the
tsier, sppear bu. as mere blanks The reason
Gesident For lho' all endeavcdr TO ensure .he
possession, vet, IN jouaeying TO the temple o
happiness. m.ny are iedt wander from the
night road, and run INFO every bye-path, 'h-i, tho
uey have 1t Continually in vac ". yet, IN the whole
esafse Of their ,rsyels, tney find themselses unA
bic ever TO reach il.
IA ais, as in mas' other cases. we are teo al'
70 mistake the shadogu for the substance. Ihui
"sdiss gu, OBJ .yes In putsu,ng phsE.om
which, IKE quicksilver, si,ps IRON our nod
shsneves we attempt TO gf1p 1t; and tax
wat asS no, the must d,stsnt Affinity, Tor hsP
fncss tsef. Mis- AIKEN notions ale the CAUSE
ct ,hese frui.less se.eches, and these ansuccess
'a' 'o''' a htla ,Raecuon. if our 'mpesuo'''!
s's'a &c restrained, would conviace us Of ca
error,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-08-06
THE WAY TO BE HAPPY.

bme think il hardfliip TO work for their bread.
although for our COED IL was meant.
Ut ,hois who don't work have no right to be fes
Asd the idle are never content.
An honef employment, brings pleafure and gain,
And make. Us our troubles forget.
for hofe who work hard have no t,meso complair
Aud tbs better 70 labor than fret.
And Il We had riches they could not procure
A happy and peaesable mind;
Rich people have troubles ~ we'll ~ the poor,
Although of = different kind
k6gni6ss not what our lations have bees,
Nor whel her we're little or great;
For happiness lie, 10 the temper within,
And 40, 10 the outward ei.ats.
We only need labor, ~ hard Is we can,
For oil tina, our bodies may need
SMl doing our du,y to GOD AID to man
And We ihali be happy indeed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-08-06
FOR THE GAZETTE
Proofs and Illustrations.

The Argus Of the l7th nii VIRTUES IN al
,ls limbs, as ii it had an eye put out. II IS
very certain that the basstln maoe al Boston,
in The aci respecting separation, re lures a
Great deal OF tenderness and cnaliiy towards
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-08-06
POE f'Ii i.
rop TIE posru,Sn GAZETTE.
THE DYING CHRIsrfaN

THE DYING CHRIsrfaN
A Hymn com ,nied " late preacher of he G
pei ihott tine previous % III, death.
FsrweN dear sreads in IN below.
lid YOU all Mort ad eu;
MY f,sne is come long o GO,
itua looo my Lord fhali view.
hank you for YOU kindues. fhown,
MyJe u. viii reward on Ill
Y,eave u with the Lord alone,
Til he from earth YOU fouls ihall call.
Farewell, dear ne ghbors. brethren friends,
Hope we iooa ilial' meet with joy;
Nv heavenly Father foe me tends,
90 where nothing can aunsy.
Adisu, to you mine enemies.
Yu Ia. have foughs to do me harrs.
By ilsader envy, rage and lies,
Hui God upheii me with his arm.
with you all eternal life,
love you 40, the leaf III will,
Nv foul is free from wrath and lrife, -
Though me you hate. love you itili.
Adieu, thea fun, ye Cars aud moon.
No longer ihalI need your light;
Nv Gods my iua he makes nay noon,
lily day ihali never change to night.
Adieu TO all thing here below
Vain world leave thy fseting toys,
Adieu. to Gn, fear pain aud woe,
And welcome bright sternaFj,ys.
Tempiarops. srcu,les. grsfs adieu,
Sorrows edew my face no more,
lgo to pleaiures ever new,
Where rolls aud flrifes, and war; are Der,
Now have doee with earthly things,
And all to come is boundle,s bliss,
My eager fpirit eads her wings.
Jtu, fsys come-I aniwer yen.
Weep no, dear friends. tell you all.
20 10 dwell with Chrif on high,
1hear my beded savior's call.
and tsslting in his pronife die.
Father, come to thee above,
AL things below leave behind.
The fount ain Of eternal love,
hopen'd to my joyful mind.
Hernity Transporting found
While God exits my heaven remaios,
lslnefs of Joy that knows no bound,
Shall make my fouI forges her pane.
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"UscLE SANS" pedigree = Uac!e Sam ID .
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as Johs BuH signifies England The origin Of
it seems be this: IL :hs year 1907. there
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Of Light Dssgoons. The initl-l letters, u. S. L
ID we're paia,ed on heir ca,s. mesnine
the United STATES Light Dragons. A counrsasi
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4fiteraf.ons-We understand that Mr..
Lownds is 20 be the Secretary of the t,ea.
suny, vice Mr.. Dallas, WHO retires IL Octo.
bar next. 1t is elso understood tina, Mr..
r. ]. Msigs, POST Master General, will re-
tire at the expiration OF Mr.. Madison's
term.--Nat Reg.
Judge FSrsr Hale and Ken, have declined
accepting ieats On the Bench IN New HAmpthire -
Judge BAr,lett /. also faid to dec lac.
Chsre' K,igurr elq is uam,asted for Con-
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Judge Fyrsr Hale and Ken, have declined
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