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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06


PrOfean FederaEsm.---It is worthy of re-
mark, that while the federal party 10 Massa.
chusetts are recommending TO the Electors
their Village, Doctor" for Governor, sole.
Y on account of bis revolutionary services,
Dr.. Brooks having ,skeaa tour Of duty as
midsia officer in '77--thc fedcralis,s of ".
Hampshire rest the claims of their candi-
date, Mr.. Sheaife, upon his being /" no
Marty man, both at the time OF the revolu-
uon and since, by which, it would seem, they
mean, that as he was imprisoned ip The timss
that tried mems souis foe not assisting the
party (i.e. the country which was strug-
CLING tor independence, so he is now neither
tcderaist nor republican,, but a confirmed
English aristocrat.--Of the two condidates,
We think MIR. S. the most consistcn, and bon
est. DR.. B. 1t appears, was once svLig !;
but'his locks have been shorn by the federal
Delilah and he is no longer trustworthy. AS
10 MIR. 5. he was tory during the rcvolu-
ton, and mas stock 10 il ever since be is
therefore the best Representative of I" Ire
marry which sinks as the country ri8es.--G Ibid.
The grovelling wretch who pratcs in the
American about orders being sent to the sa-
frafs of administration in England, (re-
specting the next Presidency is unque s,ion-
able one OF those WHITE SLAVES who are re-
gulariy driven to the polls in this town, 10
perform their masters will. whether it be
TO support federalist for Office, or The man
(De VIM Ciinton) who declared the party
that voted for him bad rather reign in hell
than serve in heaven" II is TO be expected,
that such contemplate animals should doubt
the existence of independence or bones'y in
others; IL is natural that they should endeav.
or to reduce their opponents to their own
despicable level; calumny flows spon,ane-
ously from such corrupted source And il
is supcrerogatory tn contradict the nfamou,
faisehood that +" ID. D. Tompkins received
from the Treasury, during the war, moro
than million OF dollars to keep Eew.York
steady" This most foolish Hc the mos, stu
pid federal Ounce on the mus,cr.rol! would
gag at. Tibid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06
COMMISSIONER Nshcc.

WE, the subscribers. having been By the Hon
w Court of Probate Of the town of Vewport,sp-
pointed Commissioners 10 receive, exsininc and adj
Just the claims of the several creditors against the
Estate Of DAVID NooRE. late Of said Newport.
Mariner, deceased, represented insoIvsnt, give no.
tce, that six months from the fifth inst are allow
ed unto said creditors. for bringing In and proving
their respective clams and that we will attend, ior
that purpose. our respective dwellings, within SAID
BExyAMx HADwEN,1 r.,.
ELEAzER TREvETT, }
All persons indebted 10 said Estate, are hereby
required 10 make immediate payment TO
NJ sANcYL JEFFEEs, ddr'r
Ns-rSsyf, gfsres g, lSf6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06

A Spanish ship from Africa for Havana,
with 500 slaves and large quantity of gold
dust and ivory, has been captured off the Hole
in the wall by an English frigate, and sent
into Bermuda. Willlheir fate be any bet
ter.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06

-Erfracf ofa letter, dated Washington, FEB. 26
The act, "fo reheai she duties on certain
articles manu- faetnred in the United States"
was ratified By the President on the 22d Feb.
ruary. The ace operates from that date on
all articles thereafter manufactured; bu, the
returns required, and iorfei,ures incurred pre-
vious to that day are still regulated by the
two acts now repealed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06

IT. Col. TorTEx, Of the u. 3. Engineers,
has advertised for 2,sooooo BRICKS, to be
delivered 10 the months Of April, May, June,
Jelly, August and September of the current
year, 1t point in the northern part Of Lake
Chsmplain. 'swt-a so
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06
No. 2684I.

First drawn Of 18th day, in the National Lot
terry, entitled by the Scheme to Prize Of
Five thousand DoLars, was sold by q. & r.
WAITE, Of New York, 10 the same Gentle
man In that city to whom they sold Taoenfy
1heusand Dollar Prize in the last New-York
Lottery. ,a s# er
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06
Garden Seeds.
JOHN STERNE,

NO. Is, Bdaisfcr's.svhdyT
WILL sell the following GARDEN SEEDS, at a
w low price, and warrant them to be Of the frs
quality and last years growth, viz:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06

II is reported, that President Potion, Of
Hsyti, is preparing to prosecute the war a.
gainst Christophe. 1t was expected Pction
would head 10000 men, and first attack ST.
Mark and Gonaives.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06

The prize agent for the frigate Cops,i,u-
tion has given notice, that he is ready TO pay
OF No. il9, South Front-street, Phiiadeiphis,
TO the officers and crew OF that ship, while
under the command Of Capt. Stewart, their
share Of prize money arising from the sale
Of the ship Cyane, and the goods taken from
the prize Lord Nelson and Susanna.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06

Ersraef efa letter from Rio Janeiro, DARED
November ~, 1915.
Hides are not 10 be had here at Rio Gran.
De the English contracts having mouopoli-
zed all that can be procured Tor many months
to come The spirit Of monopoly has ex-
tended 50 Gar as to embrace all the ea,le 10 be
slaughtered this session. Markets for Ams-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06
JAMES MADISON.

From the provisions Of the foregoing act, IL is
manifest that patent issue until the warrant
is presented to the Commissioners of the land Office
il 10 therefore tho interest Of the persons entitled 10
military lands, that their warrants should, immeds
a,cy after they issued be deposited ia the of
kce from whence their patents are to be obssned.
This course will preserve them from the various
cdents to which they may be subjected in the hands
Of the owners or agents who may have been autbors
ized to obtain their. II 10 also manifest that all cons
tracts for the sale of, or incumbrance upon these
lands, prior to the issuing Of the patents, are illes
gal ants ii 10 void. And IL 10 impossible that per-
sons possessed Of powers Of Attorney for obtaining
military land warrants, can have any legitimate In
terest distinct from the principals, warrants hereas
ter issued. will be deposited in the General Land
Office, and certificate Of that act viii be given 10
such Attornies, III required. "A copy Of this pro-
cceding will be forwarded 10 every person in whose
name q warrant shall issue not only 10 coupteract
any misrepresentation Of the object Of this hcgu-
Tattoo. but to place the Soldiers Of the late army
upon their guard against the devices which have al
ready been, or may hereafter be pracsised by un-
principled and designing men 10 deprive them OF
the reward which is so justly due to their mertoel-
.ous services ..l.
Land Warrants will continue 10 be issued al tho
War Department upon the presentation OF the Orig
insI " Honorable discharge" which viii remain
there upon 6ie, ~ heretofore; but other docu.
mcft will be required 20 accompany h, accepting
the Address Of the original claimant, in oder thst
ne MAY DC GUY notnod OF the 1uw0cr ana oose VI
the Land Warrant that will issue in his name.
In cases where the orymai ciaimann are dead, the
Legitimate heirs st Law" must substantistc their
clons conformable to the regulations now in use.
Feb. 10, 1876. n. set,
or The Printers authorized to publish the Laws
81 the United States, requested to insert the a.
bove three times March g.
- 'PRTN7ING,, ef al kfads, ereesied IN
a sansfaesory manner, az fhis office.
CcmmisSioneSs' Noice.
xXIE, the subscribers, having been By the ffops
w Court Of Probate Of the town of Nswporss
appointed Commissioners TO receive. examine and
adjust the claims Of ~ several creditors 70 the Es@
tate of ELISHA GIBBS. late Of said Newport. house.
wright deceased presented insoIvent give aoiices
that SIX months from the fifth inst allowed unto
said creditors. for bringing IN md proving their re-
speetivc claims and that wsF will attend, Tor the
purpose of receiving them, at our respective dwell
lisss, vilbh the time above mcp,sned.
JOB TOWNSEND, Z 49,
JOHN fiLLtNGHAsT. 70"
All persous indebted TO said Estate. are hvrett
REQUESTED 10 make immediate psyneut 10
20 -anIft HANNAH Ciur5, Exeep
Sex,sr,. Mnss 8. isls -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-05

fzsse.e -- tt1
Price Currenf. for October, 1916.
Hones,y-None in market.
Patriotism, drsf qua,iy-N No demand
Second qnatity-P, incipally brought up by
speculation at par.
Prndence-Ail held by old Stockholders.
Modesty-N None but damaged parcels in
market.
Vce-I4atge quantities held--no sales.
Pride Markets glu.ted
PoAseness-Very cheap, but the owners APP.
pear Indifferent abou, the disposal OF IT,
Wn-All bought up for the Southern mar
ket.
Scandal None offered at whulesale-the
article altogether eng ossed by hswkrrs
and pedlers.
Retig'on--When brought into market it is
generally highly aduherated Sales
nominal
Lone None offered except for real estate.
Coquetry-Very little offered in conse
qaence of the difficulty Of managing the
Sails.
Ialenfs-A cash article. No creii, allowed
&ncerny-Oul OF Season. CoE,1er.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-05

ding the fabric oftheir own fame, upon the
Frustrated ruins Of honor, honesty, and
common sense Show me the man, the
tenor OF whose life has been one continued
struggle for the promotion of himself,
whose patriotism and bcnevolence extend
net beyond single point, and thai point,
self and although that man swear ne has q
conscience, swear that lie has pure patriot
ism, and disinterested love Cor The people,
he is bar aud the truth is not IN him
Members of the Maine convention you are
now in the retirement Of your respective
homes, beyond the influence of mid.nisas
csvegsEs. beyond the sound ofshe voices
Of your leaders, consider, whether unprin-
ciplrd men have not had vrdus Influence
over you, whether you have act too much
listened to men, who are more anxious Tor
themselves, than Tor you'll is net too
late to make a,onement
EPAMINONDAS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-05
1910
BRUNSWICK CONVENTION.

ONONoWA i'm NONS EN- AN'tN' -
How ss,onishingly are men imposed
upon by the intrigues end arts of ambitious
and wicked men. Does cunning man
wish for political sggraIdizemen. or world
ly fame, he can at his pleasure make the
honest and unsuspec.ing believe that the
very means, which sccomplishcs his object,
wiIlpromote The public good. Dare any
person suspect the motives of such an one,
he can with the greatest facility convince
the staring multitude Of his purity ofin,en-
lion, and, by appeals 10 his conscience and
his God, make honest men his ssehfins
stones to worldly renown, who would in the
sincerity o: their souls despise and abhor
him il they but knew the motives that sc'u-
ated him. Have not the membeis of the
Maine Convention been made acquainted
with more than one individual OF thu.
stamp! Have no. they been harrangnrd
in their midnight CAucusxs BY individuals
OF this description Have they not bsal d
and seen leaders in their more solemn dc
llbera,ions hurryiug .h-,a on 10 The mos,
absurd results, ard by appeals to heaven
and protesta,icns OF love to the peopl. bui-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-05
EPAMINONDAS.

The readers Of late Nos. Of The Argus can.
"a, Cal, ~ nerc,;y. ,ha, ,h- camn Is in con-
s,x;on l. is fonnd Nv ,ho.e fem .snara,;s,,
j, ,ha, ,hr;r mum.
her. are ...rv a., d;m;n;sh;nc.-rhose
..h , .c,..,~d nv
- r.,rrc,lv
.h..a .,a a;.,.a with ,hr do;nps Of
-. ,:ou;,.. - i. M.;n. conv.n,i.n
-, a,,h. Acme .hey
:. .,,,;a,, from .monc
- .d;,,.s
80. h.. 4.
$500 ,,,,., cor.,mm,,.
-.
-. - -. h...,,.
- -, - $3.50. .....
-, -. p.
~. 49,. ha,;ou ~. ,,o., ~x,.n.;,.
-. = !, 80. ~.
,no., ;,a,.nr. and ~ mi. .c,o,n, !, !. ,h.,
...,,;.. h;.e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-05
Donations 10 the Bible Socistu.

The Treasurer Of the Bible Society Of Maine &C.
knowlcdges the receipt of the following sanis pre-
viz.
From Mr.. Charles Blanchard, by the hand Of
Mr.. Thomas Chase.
From friend to the Society by the hand Of
Charles Freeman, ESQ.
From Ebenezer Wentworth Esq.of Buxton (by
the hands OF Mr.. Pelatiah Harmon junr be-
ingso much as he collccted. there asDona.ions
to said society. IS
From the young Ladies OF Miss Martins school
by the hand Of the Rev. Me-. Payson, 80
From the Portland Cent Society by do. s.
From the Oriental Lodge, by do. e p
IRON Cyrus Hamiin Esq. Treasurer Of the
Oxford Auxiliary Bible society, II
From Society OF Females in tray, by tine
hands Of Simon Creenleaf Esq. 49,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-05
Farmers Almanack for
1917,

By the Gree, Dozen Snd S'ngh, jar fais at
ISAAC ADAMS Bookitorc.
BROOKES' GAZETTEER.
CuBsCRIBER's to Brookes General Gaseteer,in
~ miniature, eontsinng defer,r,'on of abe I'm
pirs,, kicgdcms States, C,sies, Towns. For's Seas
Harbour, Rivers Lahss Mounta'as Cape'' &c are
info. med Ina, they can receive their Books on ap;
plieasion ., The above BOOKSTORE.
Books y Stationary; -
together with = complete sGofsGsn Of SCHOOL
BOOKS, for tale on the p,vn feafona'.se terms
uY BOOK III NDiNG,
ezecuied With asasSsf and cspsteh.
~ lrsssas asd Rsswd 8ssAs made to any Pat
tern
~ CASH Or Books given for clean Cotton and
L;oen RAGS.
Oct -. ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-05
Hung, for Stealing q Wife.

BY a gentleman just from ireland, we have
been handeda Dublin paper OF the 5th Of A.
prl last, containing a long trial, aud one that
would be considered novel in this country -
Il was for no less an offence than that Of one
man steaiag another's daughter, and making
her his wife. Il appeared, on the trial, thar
She was perfectly satisfied with her bargaia,
andNouid not appear as an evidence against
her husband, though notified by g crpwp
summons - the prosecution was carried % ~
her father. Great interest was manifested By
the prisoners attorney throughout the trial.
but all 10 no purpose; on Monday sentence
Of death was pronounced; and execution 70
TIE place on Saturday following. Ne was
condemned under the !" Whiteboy Act" ior
having fired gun near the house, to alarm
the family and favor his designs.
Mariet Pilot.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-05

NOTICE.
DIR. MERRILL hss removed from Cot
BuaShAH's TO the house upon tine corner of Fed
erai and Temple Streets, opposite the brick
house formerly occupied BY MAJoa A0E ~
boarding. house.
Dr.. M. reQnests ALL persons indebted to
call end settle their accounts those whose &C..
counts are Of more than one years standing are
requested Ia BE PAKTlCULA >l@
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-05
HEZ. WINSLOW,

HEZ. WINSLOW,
HA A for fale A. his Store. 10 MidAs Street. next
aoos 70 the Columbian Tavern
10 hhds Moiaftess
p % high prof fwset favored Antigua Rum
sppes hyperion Cosaiac Brandy -
20 Holand's Cha
hhd' greea Coffee
40 bags Dc
. Aads Muieovado Sugars
d loaf do
ss's very hyperion Upland Cotton
40 AAds, Liverpool Salt
~ Do Turks Hand do.
= boxer BY 3 and by 10 Window Olaf
~ saiks Nail, aGor,ed Eses
: 9os, No 8 Ensl,h Shovels
70 kegs twin Tobacco
: %, Fig do
~ qunsals Pollock Pm
. tons Hat Iron, new and old fable
!. Inc above goods viii be fold very low for
sa0 Or uadoabgsd Credit
10 LET,
arse and convenient DJvELLINC- HOUSE
90 o.as'ai nfees-ApPiy a. above
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-05
INSCRIPTION.

WHO rests this naneless mound beneath,
Thus rudeiy pii'd open the heath s
Naked to winds and waters sweep,
Does here some gloomy outcast sleep!
Yet mary footsiep freshly round
Marks itas lov'd--as holicst ground.
Stranger! his mound Il all the grayc
Of one who liv'd as live the brave;
Nor ever hearts devoted lids
More nob!y pouf'd than when he died
Stranger. no stone mignt dare 70 tell
His nauc who Oh this red spot fell.
Thee steps are steps of German men,
That, when the tyrsn,'s in his den,
Come crowding ronud with m,daight tread
To vow their Vengeance DER the dead.
Dead no. that spirits lightning still
Soldier thou see'st the grave Of ScaILL !.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-05
NEW GOODS.
William & Edward Oxnard,

No s. MuMsYs Row.
1TAvS jsA opened for iaie, black, green,
brown, fawn fate, and olive, Bombasetss
El1bsrss-whise green, red, black and yellow
Nsnaslls- -bsises, biankets, CaGimeres and Satti
,9s,-White and black Cambrics- Imitation
nswls-black damask Shawls-a great variety Of
es.eoa and Ok NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., tapes
0s|oon and quality b,ndings-&c. &c.
wlscAssETr BILLS received IN payment for
nng|i(h 0sods. Vf) Sept. s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-05
EXTRAORDINARY EXPLOIT.

On the och uit. Samuel Beeman, Sd. and hia
bro,her Geo. Beemsn, The IL e. aged .bou ID
years, discovered large Bull Moo =. swinging
across tie Lake--thcy immediately gave chase.
and when they csme M with him. being srmed
With an IKE, the roy gave Ave Diowa with tfe
axe. while his brother managed the canoe but
finding i, impossible tor one man TO paddle tAe
csnee asiast ~ the Moose would swim, and thar
by this course Of proeeeding he would esc ape.
they united their exertions and brought the canoe
along aide Of him, when the lad seized tn
Moose BY his horns. held him to the canoe. or
esther held the crnoe 20 him, until his bra,ber
killed the animal with the axe The whole pur.
suil lasted about an hour and IN hsif--Ryssts ao>
A young gentleman Of respectable con-
nexions has been arrested in Virginia, char
ged with having robbed the mail 1t the post.
Office at Fredericksburg, If which be vas
tor some time clerk. It is said that about
1900 dollars have been missing, suppoSed
to have been taken from letters.
A. The Superior Court Of the Stste Of Nevu.
II mpshire. holden u Ksene, last week, casa
WAS tried 10 which Rtdda Day, sued John q.
D.xIer, Quack Oocsor. for DANA es. for mai.
practice in his profession.s In as,e mptng to cure
sore on H. piAin,,ff's ANGLE, which the defend.
ant pretended WAS cancer, he DESTROYED the
h.sh and ma.cies, . the bone, cut off the tend.
o"s ADD cords, and easireiy destroyed the use Of
he anclc aud foot. I, was stated by respectasle
surgeons. called - witnesses, that the treatment
vas grossly improper. The defendant pre- end.
ed to have acquired his skill from the Indians.
The Jay gave serd,cs for the plsin,iR, 1900.
damages.
The verdict ought 10 have beenX $4,000 inst>ad
OF $500 30 make good The damages
.1ARRIED,
At marlborough. ~ Samuel Reddinsfec
Esq. Mr.. Elijah Cstcheii j., to Mise HsSn,h
Nichatls.
In Pejepsco'. BY ]. E. Foxcrah ESQ. M. ca.
Der. Aver. eyed II, to Miss Sally Rider eyed 40.
With the above was Communicated sev-,s.
iransaccons. which. % ,hev en-.
brace private CHARACTER We have no ,irht 10
meddIe wrh
In Brunswick by the Rev. Mr.. Titoor,h AT.
Abiezar va ihews, to Miss Ruth Paee--M, Pail
overs To .iiss Eta Durgin--- Mr.. Jeremiah t,usr
to Miss --- Badg,r--Mr. Charles owen 10 MI.
Sally Badger-Mr. james Dunnis,g "a 80 Ma.
Jaue Chase-Mr. John Jones to Miss Dshorss
Hopkins, MIR. James Cary of Rrup,wiok. 70 M
Mary oakhan Of Pittsson. '''
a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-05
Population OF France.

b. late cencas, the population Of France
is ascettalned te be twenty nine Aatlio"s fexr
hundred Mousond.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-05

Highest prize IS 95, 900

Highest prize IS IS, 900
May be had at WINCHESTER'S, 70
No S, Jss~. Rsv--Essbs.gs Ssrss',
NTARR aNIED undrs en- Quarters Vi Tickets
" in the 2nd Class Of ss
Grand National Lottery
from 4 X. WAsrEs Lucky Ofhee.
Foe sale ~ above, Ticke,s, y. $50. wholes,
Quarters only d. l, in the
Plymouth Lostery--S 5000 Highest Prize
more prizes Than blanks and no deduction.
CJNow brewing. d. 10000 the highest prize.
In Union CanaI-Foursh Closs,
may be had fos on.y y. $50. or quarter OF It
for d l,25.sM GTss$
Winhester's Lottery Office.
Ur Correct lists KEEP. of the drawing. and oil
rels,,ve Information given grstis.
- W;seossef Bank BiI!s t.ken on good ter ms
for BOOKS y Szd1IONARY,
Of which an additional supply is just received.
-ALs0-
ALN1ANACKS for 1877.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-05
u. S. Bank.

An election sor 90 Directors Of the bank
OF the United States was holden al Phila-
delphia Oct. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-05
MISCELLANY.
MAJOR SCHILL.

/" The exploits Of the combined armies in the late
campaign have naturally thrown into shade tie
services to which Germany owed her fame in for
mer wars. aud might have, under wiser conduit,
owed her independence. But the memory of
Schil is still honored AS that Of the most disun-
gnisbed ard gallant parlizan that all those wars
produced. As he died under ~ reign OF Bona
parse, all public bonors would have only drawn
down vengeance. But the spirit Of the people was
to be totally quenched; and the actions Of this
officer were recorded in all the more secret aud SAT
er forms OF memorial. Apii!ar, in an opsn Geld
near Stralsund bore the following inscription ia
German. The popular attention TOO stroagly
attracted to it, and il was shortly removed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-05

Rev Joseph s. G. F. Frey well known,as
!" the converted Jew" is now preaching in
the various churches. Of New York, to
crouded audiences.
Thirty three new members have entered
Dartmouth College since commencement
This shows that the institution is 10 -four.
ishing state. Notwithstanding the repeated
assaults Of democracy end vandalism upon
it.
s We have seen'--( said tbs National In
steIligencer Of the .3lsi If March, lsl4)---
!" SoPeexpressed IA some ol the factioss
printa. witch Ills " with sbhorrepce--shas
the present Emperor Of Fssnos nighsts
dethroned. and the race Of the Buttons
might be elevated to the throne from which
their incapacity had degraded them. He
manity shoulders at the idea"
rhe GoUcrnmsnf paper, in all countries,
is supposed to speak the language ofths Al.
ministration
What reciprocity Of feeling there isbe-
twixt the {" Republican, Of the y s and
Rehu6Gcan Bonaparte, late Of France!
Com. 7rut,sn, has been elected and come
missioned as Sheriff Of the city and county
OF Philadelphia.
Gen w. II Harrison is elected menu
Der Of Congress from Ohio in the room Of
Mr.. M'Lean, resigned
Destructive H,e at NesU Or,eaus.--Ac.
counts from New rlsanrs mention that
great Fire happened there on the 2s,h Of
September. 1t broke out in the new -
se,nbly rooms,sxsended to the Theatre, and
before the hames could be got under, 30 or
SO houses were consumed. The loss il %.
tima,ed to exceed 100000 and falls prin.
cipally Oh the French population.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-05
SLAYE TRADE

-Four Spanish vessels have recently arrived
at Havana, from Africa, with 1900 slaves