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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-01

ATS Court of Probate holden at Portland
"a within and for the County of Cumberland,
on The second wednesday of November in the
year of our Lord eighieen hundi ed end eighteen
On the petition OF Ior.sthsn Andrew, ad minis
traitor of the estate of Nathaniel Hume well.
late of Windham, in said County. mariner, de-
ceased, representing that the personal estale of
said deceased is not sufficient to pay the Just
debts which he owed at the time Of his death
by the sum of ,hree hundred snd two dollars s
three cents, and PRAYING for licence to sell
and convey SO much OF the real estate of said
deceased as may be necessary for The payment
of said tebls and incidental chsrges-ORpERED
That the petitioner give noise thereofto the
heirs of sail deceased and to all persons ineres-
ted in said estate, by causing copyot this or
der 10 be published in the Portland Gazette,
printed in Portland, in said County, three weeks
succe ssisely, thst they may appear at = Probate
3urt TO be held at the Probste Office, in Port
land, on the second wednesday # December
next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and shew
cause. if any they have. why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted
SAM. FREEMAN, fudge 9saI Court.
A true Copy OF Record,
All. HORA1Io SQUTHGATE, Regr.
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THE fuhicriber hereby gives public notice to
all concerned, that Che has been duly appoint.
ed aud taken upon herieif the truft of Adnanstra.
trix of the eita,e of WARREN GILBERT, late of
Portland 10 the county Of Cumberland, Black.
fmith, decesfed, by giving bond as the law directs
- ihe therefore requefts all portions who are in .
debted 10 the faid decea(eds elta,e 10 make inme.
date payment and thoie who have any dem ands
thereon, to exhibit the fame for fet,ement 10
SARAH GILBERT,
Portland Nov II
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Nathaniel WlLs0r's MI.

NOTICE is hereby given to,he heirs Of the
Az estate of Nathaniel Wilson, late Of West
brook. in the county Of Cumberland. Esquire
deceased, aud all others concernedL That AIMS
Wilson, widow of said deceased, has presented
to me the subcriber, Judge of the Curt Of Pro
bate, within and for ssid county. SIR instrument
purporting 10 be the last will and testament o.
Nathanic! Wilson aforesaid, and that the second
wednesday Of December next, is assigned &c
take the Probste hereof. at Probate Ccuri
then to be held at the Probate office in Port
land in said County at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, when and where they may be present and
shew cause, il any they have, why the same
should not be proved and allowed as the last
will and testament Of said deceased. Given
under nay hand q, Portland, this seventh day oil
November, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred aud eighteen.
SAM. FREEMAN.
Recorded By HoRATIo SouTHGATE, Regr
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NOTICE..
Portland, Nov. II

Y ACHEL my wife has departed Il OF, my dwell
- Ing houfe and family, aud has manife(led an
intention never again to retarn-lo good by to
her lady .hip.--However. caution all perfons,
againlt harbouring or trufing her on my accgunt,
being determined 10 pay no debts Of her contract.
ng AFTER this date. ISAAC HOWE.
GyetTe=4t, FoveulhsE 10
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Wheaton's Itch Onlla =.

THIS well known valuable nsu . a,0ssi Y
L recommendation, sIis has Ossp y p'' i q O.
nlesfan, safe and certain remedy - Il II
ia ali is liage.--is for sale 70 fO'.'sI Sc
Coe n. Butoaul K Or. J Dapss n,csus
by i co'!ey--in Norrhyarmou'1, !. 3. ss
10 Frseport, by N. Nys-BsanlI' ss.' son
g,,h' pr' N. Weld. W. aH hy'ssss ,s
W Turner--in wucsEss, By n a 49, !
foa-Hallowell, By 3 wsls' !, ri
Pace Gardiner, Adams Az rcs
Apsufts, By Dr.. ] EIl". . p : ss,.b..
IohpfOn-vadalborough By ID, = / Pss
terville by DR.. D. Cook. Ea' Hadg I
, pa,,;SoeEsaco. By seannoa |. 40
Ksunssunk BY parfOns : &C. 3 sssss
Bar,let & chafs. Hall y Wee, n seis
B white, Maynard 8 N0ys.. + : n aisblsss.
Dunn s Horton, r. Fsnsrly. i sbs =
By ali the prineipsi Dtass''
Etale..--Lilsssiss Whs.ton rs =.
Jaraaifs Bsffs, 's,,,ssf'
e. ufual, ."
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-01

THE fubicriber has jun received frem Bottom,
sn shortmens of GOODS. among which are,
ENGLISH AND w. INDIA GOODS,
HARD WARE, LIVERPOOL. WARE.
HOLLOW WARE, IRON AND STEEL,
DRUGS & MEDICINES, SCHOOL BOOKS,
WARP-YARN, blue and whiss-TickinSs-
Gheeks--Stripes-Sh irtings~- Shsetings, brown &
Whltened, &c. &c. which he offers 70 his old cut
TONERS and The public on reaionable terms for
cain or approved notes with interelf, on 4 hcrs
credit Perional attention given 70 orders
Having made arrangements with feseral mer
cnants IN Bolton and the agents of Cotton Manu-.
factories lin the vicinity Of Bottom 10 receive a
regular lspply of Goods, he INDUCES the hope he
hah De abe to Cell them at fuch prices as will be
lat''fAesory to purchalers.
CALVIN STOCKBRIDGE.
Eorthyafmouth Gath Nov. 1918
-Aiso-Dr. vs. eston's celebrated
OINTMENT.
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TAKE NOTICE,

THAT, REBECCa, my wife has sbfconded
from me and has left my bed and board
This is to forbid all perfons harbouring or truit-
ing her on my account, zs wall not pay any de0fs
Of her contracting from this date.
JOSEPH HALEY Jun.
TopshaG, November 18th. 1918.
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Books and Sta,;;,.
ISAAC ADAms /

NO. 7, ExcE AVS us
as noT received an addiI,as.s
BOOKS, which will b i .a'a ssssss'
terms as can be obtained !, 800 20 oas
To those who purchase fo- sa any siois i / Il
'ies the :, usual discount viii ]. =
Classic and School VIZ B.,
= complete assortment Of tho,s uodk
and academies in this part or ~ n ~ at..
Scots ,Cary's and Colin u P sos1il
some very elegant with pIate,. / -aSs e la n
ct Bibles and Testamen,s ''--se'0sl !,
Belknap's miniature ea;,;..
neat pocket edition, handsomsl.'' y lin
Jones' Hymns-Waits' Do ~ o'uaa,
salists, a new work. 34a' q
SINGING BOOKS 1
The latest editions of The R,,i
tlon, or Songs Of the Temple, / V vssa'e II
account q Record ' Rs.s ]
"A great variety Of Ledger, -. -'eek
Books Blank aud Record Rao sssfass u 3
Record Books, bound aud MAJ Assa
100 reans Of writing and i Is' = y
English and American, Of ysriao. 'sas' I'D
ties--5O do. Of wrapping do ''a'' y
SEAMEN'S ARTyof
Charts of the American and f..
OF the West Indies-Bogdi,cs@..,0 P ga
Blunts' Coat Pilot---Shipnas.erS,s .s''psl
nals--Log. Books and psper--sesI !. s'.' n i
Qpiils Of the best qualities-.lsss. y u
Pocket and Memorandum Boos,.ps's n. :,
Formers and other .alna,oelI'' '.a's
by the gross. &c. ~
Justices s. Commercial BI,,,.
Drawing and Mucic PApER-.S,s
struments-Greenleal's Maps ana ~ 80
Slates-Pencils-. ciphering 1 x,s,s' !
6BooK- BINDING Of ii 1.
executed with neatness and ds,Da,eA 1. =
workman. 81
"a Cash or books given for clss. -.
linen Rags. r." s'A n
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gP Domestic Manufactures. ID
GILMAN PRlCHARD & CO.

GILMAN PRlCHARD & CO.
TTAVE for sale, at Chambers No. So, Cornhill,
4 i opposite the old State House, Boston, large
aud extensive assortment of
~, .a.MERICAN GOODS, n
CONSISTING OF
90 gases bleached and unbleached 8HIRTINGS
and SHEETINGS,
90 do. GINGHAMS, CHECKS and STRIPES,
do BED TICKINGS, CHAMBRAYs and
DIAPERS.
10 do. white aud cold. Sewing Threads and Cot
ton Balls,
bales black and blue BR0ADCLOTHS.
do black and blue inix'd SATTINETTS,
90 cases Kuspt HATS,
5000 lbs warranted YARNS, Nos 70 12,
Knitting Yarns--Tow Cioih-Windsor Soap, &c.
&C. 2m Boston, Nov. 2, 1918.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-01
NOTICE..
NOTICE.

THE proprietors of Portland Pier are hereby
L notified to meet at the store of Jonathan Paine
Jr on said Pier.ou Monday the 7th day Of Decem-
Der next, at 2 clock p. NJ.
is, TO choose Moderator,
al TO choose Officers for the ensuing year,
81 to receive the Accounts of the WharfBger
aud Treasurer,
4th to act on any business that may come before
them ]. PAINE, Jr. Clerk.
Portland Nov. IT, 1918.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-01

WJE the fubferibers having been appointed by
" the Honorable Samuel Freeman, Piq 10
receive ard examine the claims Of creditors to the
eiate of iSRARL DOUGLAS, late Of RarpfwslI,
deceased rePrefented infolvent, do hereby give no.
tce tha, hs months are allowed to laid creditors
70 bring in and prove their elaimes, and ,ha, WE
ihall attend tha, fervce at the dwelling houre of
Paul Curtis in faid HarpfwelI, on the fecoud Mon
days of January, March and May in 1871 8, from
ten O'Clock A. NJ. ill four P NJ
Dated at Harpswell this sixteenth day Novem-
Der, A. D. 1918. PELEC CURTIS
BENJAMIN RANDALL
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THE iubferibers being appointed by the Hon.
oraole Samuel Freeman, Judge of Probate for
the county Of cumberland to receive and exam.
inc the claims of the creditors to the eilate Of
ELBAZRR BARTLETT, late of Weilbrook, in
faid county, yeoman. deceafed intefste. reprefen-
ted ENTHUSIASTICALLY give notice, that fix months
from the twenty eighth day Of October laGt are
allowed taid creditors TO bring in and prove their
claims, and thar we iha attend that iervice 4, the
office of Luther Fitch, Efq. in fsid Weabrook, on
the iaa Tuefday of December, February, March,
and April next, from one till four of the clock, 10
the afternoon of each day, dated at Weltbrook,
November TO- 1918. (4w)
BENZ. B. FOSTER , CommifIiou-
WILLIAM VALENTINE, { ers.
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SETH CLARK
HARD WARE.
JOHN GODDARD,

No. 4 Usiss Rsw Mishlsa
II AS jua received. bic fall stock cunDntu.
L L complete aGorsmehr, which b cs.fsi ID
VAntsgeous terms.
Kenricks parent Flansh Coffee MlI,; yxi
ed Tin Coffee Pots Whips. KNIVES nd srt
Pen and Pocket KDives; balehg I'D b
Knives fcifors; Rsfors; chifss; Slsb; y
taclss Brsfs plated, Iapanned and iron cAsa
sTrcKs and LAMPs; Hand, Back and web Ar
Files Plane Irons; Compsfss Rock cihalz
mortice, pad, chef and trunk Lccr, Hnaa
kinds Buttons Tea Trays Brais Coz i
Cabinet Trimmings; BrE. Nails; SlnDlm !
adorrmsnt Cut Taeks AID grai,; c0s ny
Tenter Hooks, &c. &c.
dLSO-Cut and wrought Nails; SpIsH Y
per aud brsfs WARNING Pans; Brai Mf
Sad Irons Bnglifh and American SScFsi'i -
Iron Iron Wire Anvis Vices oea ~ =
Hoop L) blisfered STEEL /; Fly Pasi ~
Copper and Sheet Iron Tea Katla BrshA =
--Lfkawne-
10 Tons, assorted Iron Ha|
Low WARE.
Nov. ~. a.
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P Ne,U Goods -
JOSEPH JOHNSON,

HAS Just received in addition % his former
l. 4 stock, alalge supply Of
PIECE GOODS,
which lie now offers for sale, as good terms as
can be purchased in town
AMONG WHICH ARE
bales Bombazetts
o cases Cambria Prints
2 do IA and ia white Cambrics
2 do British Stirring and sheetnS
do WorsieL Hose
1 bale FIannels
do Watham Sheetings
do do Shirtings. &c Sc Oct IL
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-01
JOSEPH GOOLD. .JTTN-

JOSEPH GOOLD, Jun.
IAS for fale. a. she head of Green ftrest. in
Wei Market Row, complete aaortment Of
Vest India Goods and Groceries ;
WINES, IRON, NAILS. GLASS q PUTTY,
Ai,o-s 600 VS. FEATHERS of good quality,
which he will fell who!efale or retail.
20 Beds filled on hand will be fold at the low
cit price for Caih or Lumber, or Country Produce
Gilsssas The fra quality Of Thomalon LINK
Wastsa-In the courie of or months, SO ooC
white oak hogihead Slaves aad Heading.
~ Horses and Carriages. 70 Lets ,abIing for
Horfcs as ulual. sf June 90
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1homas's Almanock, for 1919,
Just published and for sale at the
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,

By the gross. dosen, or single,
r THOMAS, JUN'Rs. town and country AL
i. MANACK, or farmers complete Calender,
for the year 1918. Containing as usual, many ex-
cellent articles on Agricultureas also, many 9th
er things useful, necessary, and curious. Nov II
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Crocksry and Glass Ware Store.
Rogers & Tebbets,

Importers Of Earthern and Glass WARE,
OFFER AT WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
At No. 6, Merchants Ror. Portland,
a N afortmens of ,hole articles, on rs good
"A terms "a Gao be purchAfed 10 Bottom or ellie
where. PurcLsfers are respectfully invited TO
call and examine the quality and prices 10 which
il 10 prefunied. that inducements will be found TO
leave their orders.
The llrictslt attention will be paid 70 repackiDg
and to every article being pu. up in the beR con
dition. CIV Oct "a
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-01
Gallery of aintings,

MI PIERCE, returns bis grateful thanks to
wi. the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Portland, for
their liberal patronage, while his Gallery OF Pain
tngs remained in the room over Portland Bank,
and would respectfully inform them that they are
removed to his house in Middle Street, three doors
above The Rev. Z. Psyson's Westinghouse, where
they will be attended TO with pleasure.
or Tickets, at Is cents may be had at Mr..
L. WyER's store, in Ezchangs.street, and at the
PoRTL AND BooKsTo4E.
- PORTRAIT PAINTING executed as
shove November IT.
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NEW GOODS!
WILLIAM M'LELLA n.
L now opening for fae frefh fu ply Of
.Seasonable Goods.
AMONG wHIcH ARE =

AMONG WHICH ARE -
Broad Cloths--CafIimere 3zttinets-- Flannels---
Baizes-6gured Salisbury Flannsls-C afimere
Shawls OF all eolots-hgured do.-MeFino do
Bombzzets -Wildbores-Tartss Plaid>-Dnrapts
--Duroys-Brisila Couons-India do black.
brown and green Tabby Velvess-red, blue and
green elk do.--SiIk velvet Vefting do. of
different gentiemen's beaver Goves--ls-
dies brown, yellow and black do.-fmitasion
Shawls. of various colours-prinied do common
& figured Velvet Bindings-Itaan Sewing Silk of
all colours Green Canton Crspe-Italian do
quality and Shoe Bindipg--WorHed Balls-blsck
and white Down TrimmiBgs-whi brown yel
low and fpetted Fur do.-Cords aud TsfeIs---
Hatbands. with do-Chinsle Cords and Braids
of all coiours-Ladies' indifpenGble clafps--
Purfe do.-French Haircombs--T Tortoise fheil do
Pale do.-common SnaPs-barrel 6o.-hshit
Butons-SmaIl Settlers Pen and Dek Knives,
very nice-chan Butsons-6o with fes Diamonds
--Fifes-Ciariopers, Sc &c too numerous TO par
tieularize CHAP FoR CASH ONLY.
Nov s. Uf)
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NOR SALE,

A valuable comuodicus and hsDsl 3
"A LING HOUSE,, plsafautlY 49, -. ~
tswn of Brunswick. containing wv. 4. =
and the chambers over them, iasT Ts,.,ia
iiseet, in the occupation Of Mr. !00n = ot6ggs
with the Land on which il isanos' ~
Terms will be made reafoUable. a "
Application to CHARLEs j. Ds'' hst
THAN KINsMAS, Esq'rs. Portlano'
STONE. E,q. Brunswiek. ,.oaA
October 90.
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NEW STORE.

10 addition 10 their former stock. which thew in
'ehu selling az very low prices for cash or count
ny produce
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-Broadcloths q Kerssvn,rs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02
OF BoN.5P1RTE.

Accounts from ST Helena continue to men
tioD the circumstance OF the sailor making
his way to the residence Of Bopsparte. They
add, ,ha, Napoleon was about removing fIom
Lonewood, to Mr.. Lcech's farm, which was
to DO purchased 70, his residence. Ills cen
sidered not only tie most pleasant, Au, the
most secure place on th. island; TO which
there 10 but one psss, which can easily he
overlooked by a'iew sentioels and by means
,f Telegraph, communics,ions can be had 10
few seconds. with the Governors haase, or
with any part Of the island.
A letter from en- officer Of the British e6th
'egimeut, recently arrived at st. Helena from
India, mentions, that the officers Of that corps
were introduced TO Bonapsrte that he was
in tolersbls spirits, and spoke TO several OF
them in English. Colonel N'gol exchanged
visus with Marshal Bertrand, and his LADY,
who is represented as "A ehsrmipg woman
Boaapas,e observed TO the oiEcc,s, that their
coats should have been oruamenteu with gold
iostead of silver, IS they same from India.
Turning to Colonel Dodeio, spd observing
his medals, he asked where he acquired them.
The Colonel ssswered, at viroiers. Othe.,
and the Pyrennes. He questioned tho ID &C
'or abou, the liver ecmplais', sod If the ofs-
GERS %, up drinking until midnight, &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02
WARM VENEZUELA.

paragraph has lately been PUBLISH cd,
announcing that the Patriot army Of Venezu
la had gained q dislinguished victory over
'he Royal army on the plains Ccgedy, aud
that General Paez had killed the Spanish
General La Tore with his own hand. By
the otSciat Bulletin, dated ., Venezuela tn,
18Th vi May, received at office OF tho Au
rors, Debating the particalsrs Of tho action,
!, appears, that J, was the Spanish General
Correa, and not La Torre, who was killed
~ the action. The lausr, howe yer, received
wo severe wounds, and his recovery was
considered doubtful. -
The following is an ex,rsc, from the Is,es,
Bulletin of the Venezuelan army. !, is dat
I'd at Head Qisttors, At ST. Thomas Of
Augus,urs, the 10th Of June"
!. 90 The brilliant ac,ion g, the Coge1s, and
nc dificuIt march performed by the division
# Geoc,sl Pace, ioduced him 70 move for
he banks Of the Apure, to recruit, and re-
flesh bis cavalry. Tne Roysl. Brigsdiet
Morales, Who had taken command Of the di
vision cf Col. Lopez, and aogmentsd his
corp, VITA the troops at Vile de Curs, pene
rated on the plains Of Cslsbosa ss far o.
Gnayahal.--On the s7.h the guard Of honor
Of Gecetsi faes vas erdesed to s,ssek the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02

BY the sch. Mu,Iy, which arrived yes.
terday from Halifax, We received papers to
the ] 9Th uit. incluslvc.
The Blush Paekv, Speedy, from England,
fo' New-Yotk, had arrived at Halifax, aud
brough, London papers to the 10Th Of July.
LONDON, JvLs s.
Renorsed Cossnirary in France.
" We received a Letter from Ps,is this day,
and fcom another quarter c0rroborafion OF
its truth. A drsadful Plot has been discoy-
cred At Paris, and !, has been hiuted, bot, WE
csnno, give any credit to that part Of the
statement, that even some of the Royal Fam
i'y assisted 10 form and organize it.--rhc
plot as apPcs's from The letter was to induce
shs King to Go to Fonsainblesu, aud thsrc to
make him Ab.lics,e the Throne. The Counl
d'Arois was then 10 be placed on the vacan,
seat. All tho Minis,ors were 10 DO. imp,is
oned in the Cas,lc Of vinesouos, except the
Minister Of Police, who was to be Hanced
inmediA,ely' A new Minis,ry was nomiost-
cd and as another ls';sr says, "you may
judge cf Us eompositisu from the coward
Doonadiea having been named % the Minis
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02
tEEST.IAD/ES.

A letter from Havana dated 10th Aug. says
"rumours Of differences with Spain. Orders
here from thence, not to grsnt land to Ams
rieoos, and Keep the Fioridss well supplied
with every thing. This docs. not look as
cession was thought of."
BY accounts from Gsudaloupe, it appears
the continental sys,e m Is again IN vogue Al
letter Of The 26sh Jolly. mentions that "'hc|
French government hsve taken severe n,es:
ures sesios, English Goods. Those that ato|
unsold are to be pot IN defof. To-day they
are to pu, in force ihis ordinance. Remnsnis
aenot even to be excep'ed--'bey are 20 be1
like tie bales, pot under scqus ssrs'ion tiii|
further orders ero receIYed from Franee."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02

Yoysl force, whiih he accomplished With tire
n ost decided sueves, on the nioT6ing 6f Tie
ash, surpnz,ng him in bis camp killing
500, taking great nun.ber OF prisoners,
ssnd the whole II their equpaKe; Morales,
with few followers, Aed ss far as Sombs eco,
not thinking himself sale ill he should reach
CsIabosc.
Since the 18th, General Marino has betn
in possession oi Carisoo, which he took with
ibe garrison Of ESQ men; this was accom-
pI'shed ty Inc vsnguard alone under Colonel
Mcrtez besides which lao prisoners, $50
.mUskets, snunilion and Hili,ary stores, ieii
Into Cur hands st Cariaco.
I" On the Gath, an action took place in The
village Of Caileano, with the enemy's force
which covered Gueila ard Carrupano, which
were 400 strong, and had attempted 10 fsnk
,be division Of Be. n 6ot z, touching Cununa !;
they were completely iou,ed, leaving On the
ground their arms. II"
I" On the morning Of The 3o,h, the garrison
msdc sortie upon the besitgeIs, and Sc
seGc GOBLET lock place whIeh lasted FIVE
hours The ammunition Of General BernuGs z
was at length expended, and he fell back op
pon Cumunscoa, with view to renew the
operations after he should have cbiained the
necessay supplies. The loss Of the besieg.
ed was considerable, IN kilItd and wounded" !"
1" The chief Of the s,ef
(Signed) CARLOS SOUBLETTE." /"
-~-oc-~-
The account OF the death OF Commodore
Aufy is conrsdicted by the Aurora, which
Paper .as.erts that there ore letters in Phi,a-
delphia from Aury, Of later date than the
New Orleans article " hieh slated ths, he was
dead. The Aurora mentions that 10 en-.
ssgsmsnr took place between the Spsnish
asd Independent squadrons. The former
appearing IN view Of he latter while o, anchor,
but hauled of, end were pursued by he unit.
ed iotccs Of Aury and b ion, vito, 10 the
pursuit, were joined by Commodore Jolly |;
but the Spanish aeet, taking an unknoa q
course, Au,y pursued his orid,rar destination
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02
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HONOUR 10 GEN. BROWN.

On Tuesday lass, Gov. Brooks, DC connpa-
med Msl. Gen. Biown on q visit 10 The arr
.ssnal, isbaratory snd o,her mili,ary establish
men,s in ibis town. The CON pauY invited to
joip in The visit, breakfssted WIN Adioiant-
General SSmner, at his residence IN Chesnut
street, and consisted Of all the respec table
strangers 10 town, Llenf. Cove nor PhilIps,
officers Of the army and nssy ficers Of the
Boston brigade, end numerous o,ber invited
guests, for ming an assrmbluec not often wit
nessed in Boston. After Breakfast, batial
ion OF light troops, composed Of the Light
Infanuy, WINSTON Blues, Boston Irdrpen-
den' Fusiicrs snd Washington Infantry, The
The whole under the command OF Capt
Hartsborn, paisded 10 font Of the Generals
residence, passed the Commando in Chief
aod 0en. Brown in review; and escorted
them, and The conpony, 10 the arsenal, SC
On passing The Commop, a saiu'c wss 6.ed
by Capt. Ronner's artillery, ind they were
received at the arsenal BY a detachment OF
the New. England Guards, under Lieut..
Pickmsn. Majo, General Brown exp, essed
hts qualification st the the immense quantity
and fnc rider OF The munitions Of war in The
various bulldogs, and st the excellcu, ap
pcafance Of the troops, though called out ..
ve,y short notice. - Bos. Gax.
A splendid Ball was given at The Ex.
change Coffee House las, evening, in honor
oil General Brown, at which sil The beauty
and tastc Of the town attended.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02

From the 24ih 70 2s,h inst. there arrived q
New-Ytk, from foreign ports, ,weny hv
ships, fifteen brigs, aud SEVERAL schooner
principally iIom Europe.