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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-08

To the Honorable 5gsice5 Of Circuit
Court Of Common Pleas, TO be baden at
7op/bam, IN The county IF Lincoln, on tie
fourth Monday Of /aggf, f. D 1913
THE petition of Hannah Call admnifir atrix
Il on the ela,e Of PHILIP CALL, late of ORES
den 10 the county of Lincoln, deceafed, refpect-
fully represeu,--Tha, the Inventory Of he pc fon-
Al eiiate Of faid deceafed, together with credits,
amouo,s to the FUN Of three hundred aud ninety
two dollars an City cents, and the jaa debts OF
faid decesfed amount to eight hundreda and fevcntv
feven dollars and ten cents, and hat sfxr fub.
Quoting ths administration account and allowance
20 the widow SC fsid Inventory Be. there re
mains deficiency Of egh, bundred ard f,ustesn
dollars and eighty ceuis.--Therefore your peri
TONER pravs thar you: Hpnors would grant her
licenfe to cell 70 much Of The Real FA2te a. will
rafe the amour, Of fad deficiency with Incidental
charges BY her Attorney,
GORHAM PARKS.
ronv-Ate1 NAT COFFIN Clerk
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PORT OF PORTLAND.


fIEuiraaas and cledrdnces at The CustOEs-HCuss.
ARRIVALS
fArrived, Dec. 2, sloop Abby, Morton, from
I'D Engor, with beef and ship timber -schr. Della
ARE, Moody from st. Andrews, with plaster
80 ~. Dolphin, Polieys, from St. Andrehs, with
ks-sloop 11oVernor, Johnson, from St. Andrews
~ salt-5chr. Macmillan, Smith, from Lubec,
Hsh Griadstones and Fish--3d schr. Romeo,
fllle, from st. Andrews, with plaster -schr.
actor, Poland, from Boston, with 40 ar sloop
Expfess, RackIif, from do. with do.-sloop Fa-
Huits, Knight, from do. with sundry merchan-
ne-soop Ihree-Sisters, Howes, from do. with
<fn-6th, brig Ariadna, Haskell, from do. in
'lias-brig Rising Sun, Blanchard, from Phila-
Xk'phia.
cLEARANcEs.
fmsga.-Dec. ], cleared, schr. Mechanic,
: arlington, for the West Indies.-2, brig Action,
nlwosd, for Martinico-ship Portland, Capt.
Webster, for the East lndies-brig Mary,
Nckpole, for South America -5th brig Peggy,
ofon for St. John.
'oairtse--Dec. ], cleared, sloop Messenger,
ofer, for Boston--2d, slosp Joseph, Stanwood,
boston-schr. Recover, Freeman, for New
ok--sth, schr. Sea-Horse, Coolidge, for
1arleston
VESSELS LEFT.
0apt Ninslow of the schr. Scion arrived here
Sslh ut. from ST. Pierrss, spoke, Nov. 26,
san'ueket ). shosl bearing N. 10 leagues, brig
saver, 10 days from Trinidad, for St. Andrews.
soop Venus, Pierce, of Portland--schr. Viii
I'm Drnkwater, dO.--and Tobias, Thomas, of
ss'As arrived al St. John, 14th ult.--schr. Har-
ah bsackstea, Of Portland, arrived next day
's1 % the 18th arrived sloop jones' Hale, Jones,
Rpn Portland.
1ns alercator, Parsons, Of Tho mastown, ar
80 a Richmond, both nlt.
nnss Susan. Woodbury., from Portland, for Al
ss~larai James Monroe, from do for Baltimore /;
80 alielepe, Drinkwater, from do. for Provi-
aud sloop Milledgeyille, Drinkwater,
~ 20. Tor do touched at Holn Hole Nth
~ ana sailed again same day.
ing William & Henry, from Thomastown, ar
Sc At Wilmington goth ult.
mp mary -Almy, Capt. Amy, arrived at Prov
! = on Monday from Gottenburg, with the
y !, numerical Treaty betwe Sweden and the u.
-. Lett no American vessels.
S''S Milo, Greedy, ar. at Halifax Nor. 18th,
y 4 days from Portland.
'lp James Dunlap, M'Bride, ar. at Montego
~ IN alt, FROM Bath.
aae wreck OF the sch. Hancock, Of Bangor,
b. Go. - "'N Ooa'aeD' ''0'' ~ 'aS' al
Il. ia'anzas, Noy. q, Henry, for Bath, taking
Il, . ~. Halifax, NoT 20, briggs Milo, of Portland,
1hs ,on, DIS. Pilgrim, for 90. loading Sch.
.ee'Dfo'hers, OF bath. ar 18th.
soasas', Oct 10, ship Superior, I.ithgow, Of
ID a .'ie fom Liverpool, for Charleston, wait
I.ss pDe''lqda, Nov. "a, schE's. Rover, loading
I'm - G learn from Capt. Lawrence, o.
Is ID 9lIn bird, who arrived here yesterday
nom Asx-Caves, rat the co 5. cf St.
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sz > = - -. So
M4RRlED.

can't James Ford, Of the sloop In
pre- . ad 10 Miss Precilla Dexter
q Il !. Island. Capt. Abijah Gregory, late
1lish s.alanteers, to Miss Mary Allan.
Y .hank Doct. Benjamin T. Green, of
eoasN ,ss Elizabeth NJ. Fitzpatrick, of the
P a.ye,l Mr.. Isaiah Thing, to Miss Mary
49, ur Jarvis Wilson, TO Miss Polly
~ the 81 int. by Elder George Par
- '. William Philips, of Portland, TO Miss
~ Merrill, OF saco' -,
81 Fs. Il, by the Rev. Mr.. Miltimore, Mr..
'reriIl, to Miss Eliza killpatrick-Mr.
81 nracke.. ofWsstbrook, to Miss Marcy
! she former place.
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To The Honorabie Jud,ces eftbe Cucmit
Court Of Comman Pleas, to be b5iien at
Totlbanr, in and 70, The County Of Lin
cain, on The fonrfb Moaday IF <pgaef,
II. DISI8
THE petition Of rtephen Coffin ani Josiah MY
1 rick, adminftr ators on he efta,e Of JACOB
81. ERPER, late Of Marlborough IN the county
of Lincoln deceafed respectfully ,reprsfents
That the Inventory Of the perldDa efiate Of isid
dsceafed amounts 10 the sum of one hundred and
twenty FIVE dollars and fsven9y Eve cents, and The
iu(l debts Of iad deceafed amount to two thou
fand feven hundred AID ninety ieven dollars and
nine cents-,hereby leaving deficiency Of twenty
six hundred and feven,y one doiIaa and thirty
Gye cea,s--Therefors your petitioners pray that
your Honors woaId grant them leence 70 fell 70
much of The Real Estate as will rsife the amount
of faid deficiency with incidental charges
STEPHEN COFFIN,
JOSIAH MYRICK.
Copy-Ausn NAT COFFIN Clerk.
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Men Fall & Winter Goods,
ARETHIs DAY. OPENING ron sALEBY
JOSEPH HARROD, d"


Head Of Efchangc-Sirest,
AMONG WHICH ARE
DEST Wei of England black * blue BROAD.
- CLOTHS
super6ne aud 6ae black. blue. nix'd, brown and
snperlative black, blue and mixd double mEIed
CASSlNERES
Common Caftimeres and Sastinests
Hunters -Kerieys-D ufis ADD Cpa;inas
Scarlet and orange figured Fiannels
Elegant figured CafGmese Shawis
PLAIN do 90 all colours
I balssRofe Blankets from 4 to IA
| cafe Ladies' and Centlemen's Worried Hofc
bale India Cacoes. i
do do Cottons
| do bleached Water Loom Shirsings
4 "a and Cotton Checks and stripes
Bombaze,ts and Tartan Brads
Blue, brown. olive, Claret Maroon and BroSss
Pele Cio,hs
Back sipchaws and Sarln tia 6gur ed Levantiney
Flag, Bardanna aud black elk Hsndkfs !.
Fjannes-Swanskins aud Baizes-Dmoy
Corded Cambric--pIan and figured Mullins
A 4 and c-4 Cambrics-I bale RuiIia Diapers
Velugs variety-S 4 Carlifls Ginghsms
add "a Caiicoes-Gentlemeas CravAo
Boxes Cotton Sewings
Steam Loom SheeSiugs and Shirtings
Thread Laees-Ribbons, an afortment
Rsii Dutch Boiling C.oths from No 70 II
The above will be fold cheap for Cafh.
October 9Th It
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-08
Men Compendious Geography, for
Schools.
WILLIAM HY DE,

.aTHIs BOOKSTORE, No. 3, M'issey's ROac,
TIAS for sale new and excellent compendi-
IL III um of Typography for the use of Schools by
William A. Thayer, price % cts. This book is
esteemed the best introduction TO Geography
which has ever been offered to the public and >
very excellent reading book for class who arc
sufficiently forward to read in the larger Geogra-
phies, The compiler il an experienced School
Master, and the book is highly recommended by
the most respect bl. authorities. Il is very ex
tensgely introduced into the schools in the state
of New York, and in the short space of 3or 4
years has had sale Of about thirty thousand
copies School Masters and Parents are respect
fully invited to call at the above store and take
copy Of the book, and if on examining, they do
not approve Of it, they may return il and receive
their money again.
The above book will be for sale by Mr. GOOD.
ale, Of Halowell, Mr.. Ii. Hyde Of Bath, Mr.. f.
Goodale, of Saco and the Booksellers generally,
Dee. g.. CIV
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THE holders of Bills OF The Portland Bank s's
auelfed 20 forward them TO the Baok FOR rs.
demp,iou as foon az poGible a. they are ahoEt
clofng their buGnsfs y May 70.
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IIED.


,ush an the 9th ult. DAVID ALLEN,
s'a astbe Society .6fFnends, and Collector
Ina, town, aged 81. Tie was use-
ss' ;ssustrious citizen-and ret the icy
1880, with submission am ler.tude.
y. massage from New'Orleaoste log sviile,
e..pben Clough,jo War ar n ~, u
La of,he steam boat Buffalo geN
r.'.nort. daughter of Mr.. L ieon 0-lion,
4 s' ysears--A child of Mr.. Dan. mar,
4 5 years -, :,
/. hoard the schr. Scion, on her passage from
1 ,.loupe to this place, 10th ult. Mr., Samuel
atwood, aged 80.
7 asIloweIl. Mrs, Merriam Smith, az d Go
l runice. wife Of Mr.. Harlow Harris, aged
. Greene Miss Lucy Bates, aged %.
rharltOn, Mass. Capt. john Bacon, aged
|. yorth Yarmouth Both ult. Miss Elizabeth
4. aged "a.
T;tbin two years past, the parents Of the de-
Ia hare followed TO the grave, one son, aud
! most amisble and promising daughters
/ whom II il be lawful Tor parents ever to cal
II Oh support and comfort from their offspring,
HIll and wife might justly have expected no
sary portion. Thrice have they visited the
,sien Of the dead, since the. month of March
and Arse mounds ofdust have been added
b. one before deposited there.
];zabeth Hill has left no enemies-and many
ids will cherish the memory of her virtues.
who had gained her heart, and pledged his
% her is now in distant land, waiting, in
.lul anxiety the intelligence this notice con-
Gorhan, Mr.. Louis A. Creny, a native OF
.aaloupe, aged 81. He has resided number
ears in this country-and is lately from Quad
ne. whittier he went on business.
Ithstown, on the 4th inst. Mr.. Jacob Rolfe,
I50--5th, Mrs. Betsey Thompson, aged 23--
re w. Barrett, son of Mr.. James B. aged II.
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Writino' School.

TIME subscriber will be at his School ROOM in
the afternoons of Wednesdays and Satur-
DAYS during the winter, two hours, each day, for
the purpose of instructing any young Ladies or
Gentlemen, { who may please to favor him with
their attendant in Writing on the Rockwell
system the utility and benefit Of which in assist
ing one to acquire an easy and fair hand, cannot
be doubted. Terms as usual-Should not the
learner be perfectly satisfied as to Improvement,
no nav will be required. r. GURLEY.
Portland, Dec7. If 3t.)
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NOTICE.

THE fuSsctiber hereby gives public notic. ,hss
he has been du'y authorized 10 settIe the con
cerrs of the enate Of I.EVI BARTLETT late Of
Norway deceased and all perions indebted to
taid decesfed effs,e either bY note or account,
are rtanetied to fetsle the same by the twentieth
of January DsEt. or their demands will be puliz
an attorney hznds for collection
ICaABOD BARTLETT.
Mov- Eov G0 6u
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ctli.-The Gentleman oici-
-, 80 here Tor this work. has called
II state. that the edition which
Es'en 4 d rampIcte work OF Laws Serious
!. ~ .hose exposed for sale at the Book
~ arsly an infringement Of the same
e ~ ',;ar not more than half the mat
'.''A's not their comparative merit.
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ERT T.. DUNLAP, of Brunswick Officers and
Members OF adjacent Lodges and sojourning bretlI-
rem, are respectfully inylteJ TO attend.
or Tickets al admission NAV he had Of BRO.
ELEAz.R NyER. at his shop E1chaageStrcf or
az Bro. WrILLAa LoRD at bis store, near the
HoU- Market Per Order
CHARLES u SMITH.
Secretary Of "A. Il. III. Lddse
Mason's Hall Dec 7th 58t8.
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ANCIENT LAND
M ARK 10 DGE, 9
Free and accepted
MGsons, will cele-
brate the Festival
Of &. John, the F.
vangelist. on the
evening Of the cath
inst. when an Adj
dress will be deliv-
cred BY Bro. RoR~
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Lands for Sale IN the tonn Of
Erunsuick.

EUK sale about i've hundTsd scFss q cbo'ee
Land. lying in the town of Bsunswek The
yrowth con6ftiug of rock maple, beach, birch and
Ia pe hemIstk trees The foil OF the beif kind and
well Gtuaied 70 make fine farms Said land lays
about four nile. from The College and the fame
d;nance from r export corner For psrtitu ara
aud terms apply to EDWARD DueLAss living near
she land Beunlwick Dec !.
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Il. N re rscpien and some lines on
III 1, are receiyed-but omitted for
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18Th Edition new Of the VILLAGE HAR
MONY-price St0 per dog 81 single.

9Th Edition Of the UNDERSTANDING
READER, or knowledge before Ora:oTy; being
new selection of lessons suited to he understands
ing and capacities OF youth and designed "a" their
Improvement bring a method wholly different
from anv thing of the kind ever before Published.
n The increasing demand for the above work
during tue last tsyo ears is sufficient pledge Of
the merits Of the work. Those PFecsptors and
Teachers Of Youth who have not yet become ac-
quainted with the work, are invited 60 examine il
for themselves Copies will be furnished gratis for
that purpose, and also of Murray's GTd0mGT.
- 4 -fiSO-- f.
Just published as above, Thomas's 5th Ed :
tion IF MURRAY'S ABRIDGMENT OF ENG.
LISH GRAMMAR, with an APPENDIX contain
ing an exemplication Of the parts OF speech. and
exercises ia Syntax designed for the use Of the
Younger class of Iearners--corrected and enlarged
with notes and a new system Of punctuation togeth-
err with valuable examples in ransposing the PARTS
IF sentences and IN pdrying the form Of expressing
a sentiment, which will be found very useful and
not attached to aay other grammar.
mr. The editor. in presenting his Fifth Edition
ne Murray 9 celebrated ABRIDGMRNT of ENG
LIsH grammar, deems il unnecessary TO add any
further remarks proofs on the merits o the work
the public have now become fully acquainted
with it-and the increasing demand that he daily
experiences for this particular edition. proves that
il has some claims over all other editions; and he
is happv 10 add that instead Of " fro thousand Co
Dicsn TO an clifton he finds ten housdnd' q lite
insufficient The aird and fourth editions received
many additional pages and improvements from the
pen of the author himself, and he has pronounced
the work complete; therefore no addition has
will hereafter be made. This edition will hereaf-
ter agree page for page with the fOprth,now FIFTH
adition 6w DecS
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II, ~. learn from Capt. Lawrence, Of
|. u i,'umnin bird. who arrived here Yesterday
Jays from AK Caves, hat the Co 5. Of ST.
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NJ. + * w ms cM &c
Dec 7h 1873
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23

effort. The authors would DO pursued with
ourses'to the shade Of in 3my, and be doomed
,osroso on, an unweicor6e existence with re-.
morse and shame.
Instead, however, Of the right OF suffrage
being still more abridged, We hope to enjoy
he ss'isfac'ion OF Witnessing ms extension.
We trust that tho legislature at the ensuing
session, will remove the barrier that has hi,b
srto confined il within unnatural bounds
that they will restore it TO all who seem to be
intended by heaven for its epjo7meai--that
they will revive poll taxes as just and equits.
bic, and make representation and taxation
msepersole eoncomitants.
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THE MAIL ROBBERS.

The Baltimore Federal Gazette Of the
lith inst, speaking Of the execution Of Mail
Rbbers, sly 80 ~'.t
Yesterday, about II O'clock, in the pris.
on yard, IN this city, the awful sentence Of
The law was executed on John Aie xander
and Joseph Thompson Hare, convicted Of
robbing the mail Of the United States. A
vast concourse of spectators ended on this
melancholy accession, to witness the fatal con.
sequences Of violating the iaws.-The dying
confession OF Hare has been published, IN
pamphlet Of 90 pages. In This he gives a
'ety interesting history Of his lie and crimes,
aud IN the conclusion, says, For the last ii
years OF my life have been hiIbwoy rob.
Der x have robbed on larger scale aud been
more successful than spy robber ei,her in
Europe or 10 this county, that have ever
heard of
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30. II Co.,


From every quarter of our country, Cbe
southern states only excepted) the accounts
respecting this valuable &, am are favorabl. C.
and in all probability moe ripe corn will be
gathered this season, ihan The whole quantity
produced IN the three proceeding Yeas.
Not only the crops Of wheai, and Other
grain, arc uhcommopy abundant ihtoug hou'
the settled parts OF Maine but such fields,
as were planted with Corn, have une expected-
iy proved loxurisn,, as well a. most IodUo
lions OF the vegetable kingdom, particularly
potatoes, which a'e found, by cbymical anaiy
ses, TO possess 40 per cent more unulment
than any other vegetable.
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DIED..

In this town, on Saturday morning last, Capt.
JAMES PHILLIPS, aged So He was Arm supper
ter at the liberty and independence f bis country
during the period Of the revolution and has in, arr
iably supported those principles 10 the day Of hi,
decease
On Saturday last, Miss HARnIRr RuccLEs, in
the 18th year OF her age, daughter Of d, Rug.
gies. Esq. Her remains we're attended wnh that
respect which accompanies departed worth hm.
liable and pleasing in her person, and connecting
with short life, peculiar sweetness Of behavior.
she attracted the Iose Of all her acquaintance. She
was rich flower planted here, but not too soon IN
be transpianted 20 better world Her pasen,s,
while they weep will have the consolation that she
rests in Heaven
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affecting Dishensafisn.

Drowned ~ Friday, the llth inst. opposite
paw,uxe,, by the upsetting Of q sail boat, ia
attempting TO board Capt. Spink's Pocket,
bound e. Wexford, Miss MARI WILLErr
GARDINER, IN the 2o,h year OF her age, el
desr daughter Of Samuel E. Gardiner, Esq.
of Wickio'd.--lnt the premature death of this
pious, anass0miog, aud amiable Yonng lady,
The aM c,ed pai enls, brstberS and sisters, find
their oaiy consolation in submission 10 the
Divine Will, and in knowing tha, 81 the judg
nen,s of the Lord are right The relatives,
young companions, and friends, will hnd
consolation IN duly estimating tho many use
fui and amia6le qualities Of the deccssed -
Mr Samuel Z. Ga dne,j ,juu:- (b,o,her ofthc
daceased) his wife, Mr. James +. Rhodes
md BOY, who were on board the boA,, were
,,,ovIdenr'ily rescued from a ws,e'y gave.
By toe exeftions OF Capt Spink, his psssen
gers, and tho inhabitants Of Pawtuxet, in foor
nours the body of the deceased was found,
and cenv'yed 10 tho packet the same even
log, To Wickford.-P,ov. .fm.
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- -
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, SxpYxxsER 23, ,IsIs

Ao energetic wfiter 10 the Newho,t re-.
publican, has commenced a series IF mum.
bers favorable to tho Establishment Of Gener.
y Sof' age IN this State. We shall probably
opy some Of his remarks on this impor,an,
subJect. Whatever may be the hoHneal el.
ioc' OF such rej0'm' Whichever ha'ty may
gam or lose ~ II, we are clearly convinced
4 Its justice and d. anxious for It's adoption
low, as we were IN lslo, when a Republican
senate passed an act SC, uring this iDe.tima.
'ie light 10 the besrers OF arms and payers Of
xes, and Federsl House rejected il. l.
INST principle OF Republicanism, tha, the
aied should have voice 10 The election of
'hei' rulers and We can conceive OF no pro-
vision moe repugDant TO This excsllent prin-
'plc, than the arbitrary, sris,ocrstic one IN
u election law, which requires the posses.
rion Of landed property TO enlit.e free bofn
man to the immuo',ies and privileges Of a
Pa.
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-4N<O~NSSA-
LaLtsf from Lnglusd.

BY The British biis Edwsto BySm, Captain
Leader, arrived at New .Yo'k in 28 days
Liverpool, London pepers have been teceiv-
ed to the isIh Avg. and Liverpool to the
l&th There bad been no arrivals Of Liver
pool from The u States for the last four or
five days previous 10 the sailing of the +.
Byam.
A liverpool paper attributes tho returp Of
Lord Wellington, to supposed failure Of his
G,a To effect an adjustment Of the differ
ences which At present exist between Spain
and Portugal, the latter power refusing 10
relinquish posse ssion Of Monte Vldeo. This
state Of things, from the circumstances Of
England be the mediator OF these powers,
places the British Cabinet in some embafas.
ment.
A London paper Of Aug. Is, mentions q
repon in one OF the London papers, of an at.
,empt TO assassinate the son Of Napoleon
Bonapsrte, Several ,uaisns arc stated TO have
broken into the Gambler where the youth was
sleeping, and aimed blow at his breas, with
q pcinard, but which only wounded him in
The arm, and he succeeded in getting out Of
bed, and raised an alarm Three Of the vii.
laips are stated to have been artested--tLe
remainder made their escape.
a report Of an attemp to assassina,e young
Napoleon was brought by the ship Angeles,
arrived ct tins port few days since from
Antwerp, bot tho accoun, as comm munics,ed
10 us, differed materially from the above, as
IL stated The at,emp, had been made Ia one Of
the public gardens.
Eighty houses, have been destroyed by 6,e
in the village Of St. Sulpiee, in F,anee.
A Paris paper, ,mon,iops thar a convoy Of
- Spanish vessels from Cadiz had been cap
IN, ed by insurgent priva,cer 10 the latitude Of
St. Vincent, and their crews landed near
Nigo.
Letters from Madrid TO the sth July,
mcn,ion that change in the war department
was soon expected, and that an expedition Of
abou, 5000 troops wc'e preparing TO sail 70
Hassns. The sanse lct,cIs announce, ths'
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l. atest from BUnl1fda.

BY the aIrivo' 4 the big Emeral at this
port from BE- nuds, We have received The
Bermuda G zz.uc" Of Septembef 5, which
contsins b isf notice OF u violent gale ex-
perienced there on The % h and 30 h ulti-
mo ; and which did considerable damsee
through the Islands. A great nuu,be, Of
houses were pauly insulated, and many hun
dreds OF fruit trees and cedars were blown
down. Several boats were entirely stove to
pieces against the 'ocks many were partial
ly damaged and NOT few were driven oul
10 sea. In the harbor oi >, Georges, the
American sloop Hope, Of New Orleans, from
New York, was wrecked, with lhc loss Of
quaniiiy of American produce on bo,d. In
The port oi Hamilton, Of 90 vessels Of 8 go:
on shore, but have all been since gor # ex-
cep, the Bermuda brig Patience, and the
Bug Nancy, of Rhode Island. The Bermu-
do schooner Bear-All, sunk with a ca 60 Of
rum and molasses, bn, has been got up again.
Several vessels lost their ruddeIs, bovspriis,
&c. and were otherwise injured.
The Indepepdant pri,ateer Aurelius, Of
le guns; on the 3oh Of August, boarded
big belonging 10 Bermuda, and reported
that she had been c'uiz,ng # Buenos. Ayres
and azis, and had captured as many %
twenty seven sail Of Spanish and Portuguese
vessels, TWO Of which were ordered 10 Msrga.
retia.--Two Ut the p,izes we,e ve,y valua,
Die Eas' Indis men.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23
wi UdBLE PRIZE.

large Portuguese ship, from tho Brssils,
captured by an Artigao pEivateer, has ariv,
cd in the Chesapeake Bay in distress She
10 in charge of an officer Of a Raseoue Cut
ter, aud has been libelIed, end claimed by the
Portuguese Consul. She is represented 10
be 1000 tons, draws ~ feet water, armed
with la or 20 suns--hss one mitsi0n pounds
sugar on board, besides other goods.