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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18
NEW YoRK. May II.

NEW YoRK, May II.
ETfract oFa letter fran an c6iccr ofMe IT.
S. b1Jg 8orer, to his friend in this ciy.
dated EaUanno, HhrH l9.
1--WE have captured and sent into New
Orleans, for trial, thu prvateer Comet, un-
der Carthagenian colours, having on board
doubloons, Spanish dollars, bars Of gold and
silver, silver plate, jewelry, &c. valued
at $4,000 dollars. She attempted to pass
us, but we were too quick on the trigger
for her we even did not fire a gun, but
merely trained them upon her, which was
sufficient. We have brought here The A.
nero II consul for this i,l nd, and skal
sail Immediately on a cruise"
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CT The Norfolk Herald speaks in rapturcs Of
the Rec'tati1ss of Aessrs. Coote, and !Glss7,-
g When Cooper spoke, all eyes were riyetted on
him not word was lost for the house was wrapt
IN such profound atteauon e the accomplished
speaker, that when ne ceaed. the effee; On his
auditors vas such ~ person experiences on ava
King from delightful dream This entertain
men; " attrsetsds numerous and lash iouabe aulto
ly" at No'ioik.--We are happy TO learn, that they
intend 10 visit this city, AID TO orran entertainment
or Monday Evening "tD co sist o; Readings and
ReeitatiOns, Serious and Cpmic"l
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Digtressiag Fire al Ae-yf5padlgnd.


B,tecen tle hours NJ eigh, and nine, ON the night
o. TIE l2i :. st. Fire sasdscoverrd iu the hoHse
ot Eduond Walsh, in Ga pber-street, about two
doors from the south sd Of Dnckworth.st. The
q 'mmahle materials of viich tue buildings Of the
town te constructed, excited tie most Alarming
"ppre' ensiors The 81 ind b. lurinUsly from the
southeast qua t,l, aud rapidly bore the flames o.
inc rorge OF houses To- ming he north side d Duck
"orth-itrc.t while the all-deyouri'g element also
SXendl us ravsgcs 10 the south, against the wind,
END wetvard, towards She cluster Of new buildings
Ielcy c~eiel pn the ex' ensise premises Of " ssrs
trswlcd X %. and ly Eve o'clock o. the rnorni =
n' TIC ia INST all the buildings between Sawyer
eorneT,at the east end &c Dickwort street, ADD
TIE nes Methodist Westinghouse ~ GHs shute,
W s,wall a7d rom the corner building on tie
Nng's bach, fac Pr tic Ordnaace wharf, to The c.
reoiipns opposite Messrs. Hunters \ Co.'S in Wa
ter-s,re, comprising shout 80 houses, were COM
p'ct'ly s.iroyed. H. these are included The hous-
es "a Oh Custom-loise Lane. ortl Of Dackworth
street l''ie CusiVn-hosso and sdjoiaiug buildings
happily II ya.gowly escaped.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18
By lie G0UeF7lor ofthe Common7ycaitl 0(
YbYiaia.
/ PROCLAMATION.

- IttO|LANlh iDN.
SHTHEREAS, tits represented 10 the E2Z-e n'ive.
' by the Jai'or OF Chaiirs.C ~ county. fi,at =
certain Eli Davidson, convicted Of the crime Of
GRAND Larceny, by the Superi. Cour. a. ssid e,.n-
ty, aud s-nts ccd To I ? mo'C's' imnrisonfncrt IN
the feurenliary, but remand q to die jail ~ sqiI
county, IN rqueDee Of the execution of the ,,
ment against him having beer postponed untH #.
ter TIE 25ih LAY Of Che next ma Ia, dil, on the
pi}ht Of tie 81 inst. break and mike his csD.
from the SID Jail have t,er,fas thnugllt fix,
with the advice of the Council Of State, 10 issia
this Proclamation, hereby on.ri & REGARD ofit7
dollars 10 any person pers la, VITO 81 80 a-,-,re
hend and convey a. the ia At re8al tie said f.iiss
Davidson NniI 10 moreover qiire all o 1i..sr.
civil and military, pod eNhort ue eooI people o.
he commonwealth 10 ne their best eXert.ans ,o,
apprehcnd and convey TO the alres,d Jai. the sa.s
Elijah Davidson.
Given nnier my hand, Is Governor, With ths
seal OF the Com0lDr e,lth annsAsi, 20
fs.,i, Rishm nd, fhis 18th dew Of 'ffy. IN t.,>.
N' yesr OF our Lord. one hi9usaai eisA. /,1-
dred and sixteen, aid ol the Go anot-
wealth the f1sticih.
w. C.N1cuDLAs.
Elijah Davidson is about ~ wears Old ai- con-
pexion, feet or iOinches high, dark iar. blue
eyes, has down zoos, aud sl1ops in BIS shoulders.
Nav H. s--.Au
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PROPOSALS FOR ERECTING
II Tf{EHTRE.

In the City ofRiehmo,, TO be under die management; OF
zER HOLMAN Who .oli held FIRST dramatic s;,.
~ 4 uation in London and was foi six wears Man
agr of the Dublin a. atre has 10 med Theatrical
engagements in this country, which he proposes TO
extend TO such magnitude. as rnav with adequate
patronage, enable him to render the Drama ~,
t's Contrent. as important in It's alyani pes 60 th,.
community, as il has long been considered in En-
land. 1t has there iacOntestbly established iiselfas
tie best school OF elocuton, in addition n the va
rous other powers it possesses. of enring nstruc-
Ton through medium th- most centiva;i,s
IER.nS or .SJTBSCRIPTY0N.
Subscriber OF 200 dollars will be entitled TO a
perpetual free admission ticket, not transit rr,hie,
except in the follow manner:
Subscribers will possess the privilege of selling
their shares, but the admisios ticket which oansti-
iutes the share. cannot change proprietors IN the.
course of season but may be transitrr prsvi-
oos'y 10 the commencement ora new season This
re9natons neee say, TO present tickets from be-
coming unhmite,,ly transferable.
II Is p esumcd the terms ri.sul scripfon viii an
pearvery modela tcf.r, If ticket of sdms sion be.
rated al much below It's real value rs 81 dollars
per season, the Subscriber obtains anilterest Of s
per cent.
Subscribers will Of course waive their right Of
mission on benefit nights Of p riormers
o. Tie Manager to hav- the power Of relernn-
ton, by Repayment nf the original suhscri, lion mo-
ney, ut any period after ten years from the opening
the Theatre.
rs Sopi - we ouDscriDton snail BE- hlled. a
meeting Otto Stockholders viii be called, Tor the
purpose OF appoirti-g Treasurer to receive the.
payments by instruments, and to disburse diem Tor
The progress ofthe work
Frs stament Of 81 dolls. to be paid the August
second dc. do. Ist of October.
IWr1 90. do. 1stofIsu. 1917.
FouFln no. do lstd April
Maj. Fompkins is agent for Mr.. Holman in his
absence, and will receive the names Of Subscribers:
In few weeks, he will be able TO presents plan
oFthe intended Theatre, in which complete Sc uri-
~ will be manifest. Nav IS 3-Sta
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y The money subscribed, to remain forever with
&C b.iidins.
The Pubic win reeollcet that the Legislature
have sufficiently s,arici hisoh;-ct. Thc buiidire
IS 20 remain forever as a Museum or. 1t IS To be
!-' .ced 10 the Commonwealth.
Ihnie Editors throughout the State, friendly to
The Arts and Sciences, Will confer u favor by giving
the above one Insertion
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1Per the Sreorlatioo. from J,,1aiee-7
RLN"GSTON, .qbrH lS.--.g,r mir Caaso.
D0rien, Ceorgiq
BY he May, from RIO a. Ia H1cf~. re korn,
Mci tsOo .9ucric1n Frignics hed .gy17'el of ar
Mugsnd. -eih Conm'eaosers n deslu,f ne rect.
tuition Of ,linsican Citizens ord oyegertg dsla;asd
BY GsneTai .Hofikla.
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sstated that Mitchell. the noted pirate
>aving entered the Mississippi for provi-
bs;ons, his numerous crew and the & ,g un.
,sr which lie sailed excited suspicious
,ghich soon after led to the seizure of his
,esscl, and the detention of himself and
,rcw by one of the United States armed
vessels.
ANS that he had taken from St. Andrews.
,y;th considerable sum in specie and pro-
ncrty which he had plundered.
RALEIGH. May o.
FrfrGrt OF a letter from an officer at
Fort Gcires, Greek nation. 10 a gentle
man of'this cry, dated IhrH 6.
Ia the vicinity Of this place had the
opportunity OF seeing the Indians in coun-
II where the Big Warrior and Little
Prince we're both present. You no doubt
will recollect that the Big Warrior was
friendly to us during the late war. Let
me tell you he does not conceal his disap-
probation to cur running the boundary
Inc. However, he received us courteous
lv--not so with the Little Prince. who
,hewed us no mark of attention. The Big
Warrior is the largest Indian known to
u.s. He is dignihed in his demeanor. afa-
bic and inviting III his manners: his enc
mics accuse him of oowardice, but pre-
sumo his inactivity of late years is ascri-
bed 20 Old ags and unwieldy person. The
countenancc Of the Little Prime indicates
him TO be fierce and cruel, and / am told
it DOES not belle him. It's perhaps well
for the United States. that he is now old
and bigctled. There is also another very
Important parsonage in the Nation; l
mean the famous Mintosh the same to
whom Congress gave a sword for services,
&c. and to whom we are more indebted
for our victories over the Indians in the
late war than some persons would be viii
Ing 20 admit. He is a half breed, and but
chief Of town. His figure would rival
the Apollo, and such an air of majesty
never beheld.. His every motion displays
all that grace, dignity and elegance which
YOU would imagine the ifeoian model,
when animated, to possess.
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WhsurNcToN, May IS.

y number Of emigrants have air ady
arrived in this country from Ireland since
The spring up ned, and many more are
daily expected thence, as wen s from 9TH
sr pst.s Of Europe. The depreciation
Of the value of labor, and the distressing
,a,nults in the interior of ireland have dr.
ven naov valuable manufacturers md hun
tlrcds of rrners 10 our shores, which they
viii enrich and ftrtilize, whilst they, in
return, receive comfort and protection
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Bg the GoUeru2r at lie C0nlD,9n.yeQEII
Tjrc-i,y5T
Virginia.
a PROCLAMATION


NNTIIEfEAS, tits represented TO the Executive,
~ that rh5mas Richards IN, late of the paf+si,
Of Bromfed in the county of Cu!peper, who was
inflicted for horse-steane, by the Grant jury, IT
the Superior Courtof Culpspr county, held in a
prii last, has made his escape from the laii Of the
said connty-i have therefore thought fit, WITH the
adsice oithe Council Of State To isgre this Proc,a
NATION, hereby OF ring reward Of one hundred
dollars TO any persoa or persons who srsn apprehend
and convey to the Jail aforesaid, the said Thomas
Richards n-snd Iio moreover require III officers
civil and military, and exhort the COOL people Of the
Commonwealth, to use tueir best exrltions to an
preheni and convey to- the aforesaid Jail the said
Thomas Richardson.
Given under my hand, rs Governor, with the
seal Of the Commonwealth annexed, at
(cooi, Richmond, this l4th day of NAV, in the
year Of orr Lord, one tlonsond eight hun
drcd and sixteen and fthe Com,1on-
wealth the iorteth.
w. C. NICHOLAS.
Thomas Richard is a large law-5oned man, e
bout 'eet1 zach high, fair complexion, halle ewes,
saodj hair, red beard, prominent cheek bones, &
one OF tNo teeth cut before-suPposed to be about
So years old, and by trade carpenter.
My IS s-w4w
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PORT or RJCuaoND VA.
ENTERED,
May ti.-schr. Lady Of the Lake Tyler, Baltimore ;
Dry Goods, &c.
Indian Hunter, Seaman, New-Yorb ,
Merchandise, sc.
l5.-Soop Canton Goodwin, NJrlcN; Sugar. &c.
Schr. Little William, Gage, Boston Z; Mercim,-
die, &c.
16.-Sloop Resolution, Goodwin Norfolk sugar,
Oil, SSc.
Schr Sally, Bingham Baltimore; Sugar, No
lnssr3, Re.
IL. Only Daughter, St~eIl, Ee4-York
Merchsnlize, Ssc.
CLEARED
14.schr. Twins weeks, Philadelphia.
JAM R0eke, HAVANA.
rs. Enmcc, Gordon. Newport.
10. Farmers Fancy, y u.s., 30 ton.
Betsey, Dickey. Albany.
SluOp Three Sisters. Dcnkc, phind,l piia.
Brig Catherine, Crawford ThDtnasiOn.
Only Son, RObirnom. Salem.
17--Ship N0,5a Sentiora DO ,font, Pinto r. .',on.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

EETILL BE SOLD, ar P46fc .s,,cfio7.
7 without amy limitation ON Thursslay the so,h inst
on ht premises, ~ - o'c"c', se very vouabe property
on Nmeh Roehet,s Warehouse stands containing one aud
hah acrts fronting upwards pi 40 t-ton Rcckes street.
tle River.
credit or and p months in equal payments, Mil be NJ
lowed The purchasers, upon their executing notes sp.
proved e.oref> ayahe and negataac either OF the
Banks IN ReiNond-The tide 20 tie properly will be with
held until the last paymer, : made.
BY orier OF the Executive,
TbOS. TAYLOR
plan Of tie property may Ire the Office lie.
ron, sin'on & Co. Nlay1s. 5-tis
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4' - lLifs
FE AYiNG administered o. he estate of the lat
& z D1et. James Greennow. ! rlgYcet sli those
Who have csims aai 81 the estate, 10 present de-
70 Nr James g.. 4 thong itnm catsiy, dat .--
ranacnents may b. made so lqdd,'e thom-Ali
th' indebted, viii bsp.cas. SO pas their respect
I've balances forthwith, rs the sustion Of he esiafe
vii not permit OF Indulgence. Mr. Anflony is -l-
", end ibe only peYsoa. aa.horigs, 10 rraof gcort-
tai' LUCY X. GREENAOW.
Nav rs. Size
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TIE SUBSCRFBERS

OFFER FOR SALE,
TIE foiIo.vinq articles LATELY received
20 bugs Race Ginger, bet quality
81 reams writing and wrapping Paper
50 boxes Tin p ate. = anh common
cases cosrse and fine Wool Has
da. cotton balls
; casks Ch ese, 90 quarter boxes Ssgars
600 hbls. fresh Herrio-s.
N STORE,
Antigua aid w-Euslsnd RIM, rectifed sai
common Whissey, Moasses, SaYar and Coffee,
crates assorted Ware, suitable forVhe country roa,
Shot, Spanish Brown, White Lad, and an assort.
meat Of D2Y-GOODS, will be sold INV, for cash,
or town aeceptaaces. Country Merehants,,are ia
vt~d TO cali.
JOHN OLMSTEAD LAY& g.
l5h Street, .ffol.tiag tie Bell Taves7is
May Is. S-3t
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
CII<CUT.AR.
RTCKNOND, mr. IS.

The following, addressed the Members ofthe County
Courts, written for the papers but it contains
matters OF public concernment have Obtained permission.
to make 1t public.
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EfHian Radcrd, Sec'ry.

Married. Thursday evening, SAMUEL MYERS. Esq.
Of Norfolk, TO LOUISA, daughter OF JOSEPH MARX,
Esq. Of this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18
PORTER CEILdR.

sNORNER OF +. nd Nth streets, next
Z ! door below Ncssry. Fi,swhylsonn and Potter.
The suhscrih having ieii, for upwards of eight wears
tmplnystl IN The battling bGsiisSs IN rvnis am la,,r.
lately received iarye supply of piaoruia Ne,s-Yors
and AIony PORTER. BEER and ALE. informs the citi-
hns oil iehnOnd and Nane sie. and ,e public NJ large
that he IS prepared accommodate them any time With
the above articles. whcl lac will warrant the frs, caity
by The hoshead or harre', and in bottles a,eit
heaO Keeps seieei assortment of The hs GrocrrnS
JOHN HENRY.
Nv1S. s,c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18
"NoRFoLx, MAY 2. 1916.


After closing my letter to you yester-
day, went to the Lancastrian School ard
found about 200 children from little more
than years of age, to 9 or 10, and few
year or two older, employed in learning To
read and write. Children we're making
letters upon states, and the different clas-
SEES writing words, dictated to them by
one 1T their own companions, who acted as
monitor for an hour at time, were wri-
ting words from one 70 three sylIables
tie higher classes were employed in wri
ting sentences, dictated in the came man.
n r. The little monitors examining their
respective performances, and crossing any
word that was misspclt, or any 'etter that
was not well made. J'c give you an idea
Of these little monitors, Mr.. Robert lay
lor's little son was one Of them. Those on
the right hand Of the seats fronting the
master, were the superiors Of the class, at
the moment bHt in several instances
observed them removed 20 the other side
with evident looks Of morti6ca alton while
those advanced seemed to feel a cores
pendent qualification. All round one side
Of the room were hung up printed sheets Of
paper, with tic alphabet, single words,
and short sentences. adapted to the capa-
cities Of the seversi classes; and designa-
ted IN such manner, IS that each class for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18
LANCASTRIAN SCHOOL.

rs the School is now opening in this CT
ty for the reception Of pupils, who are
pouring in, the following tribute, paid To
the merits Of the system. is peculiarly A.
propos. The school is for the present a
peHed in the large room over the Market
HouS,, until house can be erected for the
purpose, for which the arrangements are
rapidly making. Thanks to the public
spirit of the City OF Richmond
Gerry ef0 bat Ma letter ffom n hishIv res5gcfrtl.
gentleman to his .f,iend in GyiliamsGufg, d.I.
tel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18

VI =" ~NSS III iItltul CtcHC NCNCc per bush
ehand are retailing IN Baltimore at t4vo
dolars! 1NAr.iNr.
Nm. r. King. Esq. representative
from this district, has been appointed Sc
c1stary of legation to Russia. I.nis cir.
c,mstance is matter of heartfelt satisfac-
tin to the many who are sensible Of his
pitriotlstn and abilities.
Wilmington (N. C J Rch
From the NJ Y National .4opocafe.l
Colonel Finwick, of the United States army, re-
sling Tor his health, al St Foy, small Town near
tie English city of bordeaux, has bees forced b.
tie nnyor OF the place, TO take out his american
ccEd@e. The peope having threatened captain
staunton OF the United States Army who resided
t'ere with Il Colenel. lac thought proper to leave
tie town. Our Consul at Bordeaux has his hands
IN from these, and Thousand other veya,ions.
D| American vessels have entered Bordeaux last
year, with valuable cargoes, tskng off return of
'pwarls ct Sl0,000,c00 Of their manufactures and
Ir0uucc and yet certain uncomfortable wretchos in
t'at city are bassed by British influence and are
iisnitng us every day. Had it not been for our
commerce there, the city would have been de-
sert, comparatively speaking, for the whole value
o. All 'her other csmIneree does not amount 90
nun part otthat OF the United States II they con-
Wue To insult the representative of nation and
or fellow citizens there, and Congress, in conse-
qtenee, were to intertlict all commerce with Bor-
d'aux, until repa"ation rnade for these INJURIES
they would do right. Our commerce kept that
ciJ alive tor years al time When they had no o.
TIER, and it they have no gratitude. we ought to
e them knew we not in situation to suffer
reni their outrases ard iuries.
w Z nope the consul Of the United States, at Bor-
d'aux will enresster on his books the names Of
tie merchants who are most conspicuous there in
iler esmity to MS thrt fellow citizens niay al
ways know them, and be on their guard.
The following persons came passengers
ii the ship Magnet, Opt. G rwoOd, arriy-
cd r. from Bord aux:
Colonel Roul, Of the Staff of Bonaparte's
army; M'Dival, Editor of the French
Journal NJ. Bcu hey, pere NJ. Billion;
N. Casamayor NJ. Doufureg; NJ. p.
Mon'ia NJ. Quinquis Madame Pougeer !;
Madame Aiphonce, and Mr.. Buckley and
Son, and Mr. Racer, OF Philadelphia.
Phi. Paher.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18

So &c idea may be gained of che Jenrecia.
TORN value OF labor, ana all the products
of tabor, in Ireland, Che case beng
perly the same in England) from .
single fact out of mAny: the ship Globe,
wlich arrived at Baltimore OH the 4th mss.
tItn Newry, was fire GIFTED with potatoes,
wfch cost in Ireland eight hence per bush
ehand are retailing III Baltimore at t7vo
ao!arS lNAr. INT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-24
GAZETTE . 49, News.

Efenaay, Scpt. 23.
Arrived brig Stairs. Capt. freeman, IA
DAYS from H-v.na, with Sugar. ard coffce 20 Nj
Reuhen Morton.
Same day Arrived brig Morning S'ar, Capt.
Undes word. Is day. fom Baltimore, with Flour
10 M. f Creey.
The brig Factor, Csp,. Na'com. Sc his town.
arrived 1t New York - h inst. in - days from
London. Cart NJ has vety politely f,r warded
TO Us . list OF American vessels left here, .,
we'll AS number which be spoke en- his psssage
but Is they 81. belong to the southw.sd, and
have been published, it is unnecessary TO CIV,
them in our paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-24
@ott(a11S'
Tuesday, September "a, 1916.
VOTES FOR SEPARATION.
tf9 10 10 II

The above FIVE towns are all we have had returns
from since last. BY adding them to the aggre-
gate published in the last Gazette, they will stand
ihus -
For separation, II, 95t, against il, 10 l09.
1t would require 1860 more yeas TO ensure sepa-
raton-and as there are bnt ~ more small towns TO
be heard from, and part of them unanimously OPP
posed - separation. it cannot be expected they
will materially feet the present result.
We are not disposed Z" 10 holiotc' nor HALIoo
neither in nor out of The woody but we must
be INDUCED in congratulating the citizens of
Maine at this triumph Of good sense and sober re-
lection the selfish and aspiring project Of a
few ambitious individuals.
Itnow remains for the Selectmen aud Town
Clerks to do their duty by forwarding the
votes on the great question: and it should al
50 be recoec,ed that a copy Of the record +
each and every person voted foras delegates,
must be made, properly attested by the Sc
iectmen and Town Clerks, and one such copy
iehgerea to sach Of the delegates SO elected.
Our columns it will be seen. are principally FL
led with discussion of the question whether the
fair expression oftc Public poiee shall be defeatea
~ The Delegates who are to assemble at Brunswick
On Mondas next. When our readers reflect on
he Importance OF the subject, and are informed
hat no neus is omitted to make room for il, they
si'i probably agree with US that our columns could
'ot be better occupied We recommend an at
tentive perusal Of it.
The British have sgsin madc peace in India.
with the Esnau.ese. Gen. Ochteriony, a rs
I'VE Of poston.) is called the Wellington OF
India.
Snow fs'' on tue S0h of July on the noun
,s,ns nesr chsmhery.
Tho Emperor Of Morocco has issued Proc
iamaiion r,osib,ing, under the pain Of death,
his Mshometsn subjsctS from wishing Eu'ole.
The Plague ragged with increased faisliyy in
! Cons,sn inurls 10 June.
Fienchman has arrived at Baltimore, who
has, after Is years reflection. and , Of isoour,
ihvss ed balloon in the shsee oi FISH, which
can traverse the air with velocity ia sny dice.
ten
His Majesty the King Of Denmark has,
upon the invitation of his Msjesty the En-
peror OF Russia, also acceded to the Holy
Alliance.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-24

The late severe executions in France
made strong Impressions of the strength
and energy OF the government IL was in-
tina,ed that the executions for political
crimes were ended.
In all Europe Tie things which make for
Peace were paramount, aud civil and reli
rious liberty was gaining and holding
ground
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-24
Z. GREELEY.

Z. GREELEY,
uAS for Sale, At No Long vhasf
IS ar Csk' Gun Powder
10 Chadron Richmond Coal
200 Quin ale Pollock F(h
$50 Hhds Turks Illaud
500 do. Cadiz
1000 do. Liverpool ohA i.
100 Bag. Blown
e. RUM-CIN-COFFEB &c.
Sept -. sw.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-24
MdRRIkD,

In Scarborough, by the kev. T Lsncss'er,
Mr.. Tn MAS ANpasws, TO Miss SALLY FoGG.
In this Gown, On Thur sday evening iss', by the
Rev. f. Psyson, Mr.. ASIyL w. TIskHAM. mer.
TO Miss CnARLorTE ILsLRY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-24
Sale Pofponed..

THE Iaie Of Crockery Ware, aaUss-
tiled by I. X jonas & Co + take Place
in Bsqon. mtke 10th iga. is muAuonSaby
psdpoued until Iuslaay, the II q Oetsber
next.
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