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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-16
Cheap Cotton Sbirsiags.

ON r. TOWNSEND will sp.n, this day, two
cases American Cotton shinmgs of a superior
quality, which he win sell unusually low
lie has constantly on hand, general assortment
of Dry Goods, repsnished from the iates, importa
,ons Also. cotton Yarn, of an excellent quality,
and nj reduced prices. Dec. rs
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l04 ii4 & i2.4 Rose
blankets
Pain 4 fgrrrd Lenoes
snd book Mdsiws, lcr
is6 per yard
Black Italian, French Il
Canton Grapes
A large assortment Of
black q white Monlns
ing. and immitatios
rberino Chintz, and
Cashmere Ws,erloe
shswls
Cotton fancy. rich. print.
ed and do0bls shot,td
i,umitatlon Sbs&ls
Real India long eIoihe
Elegant hearth tugs y
floor csrpelings
Cotton bids eye & dafns
Tx. for Table CibtLs
plse Serge, 2s3 per I'd
Knit pe,ty-coais, cotton
balls in boxes, for Only
iso per Box
Bsrdspno. flag g. back
silk Handksfchi
Green 4 blacg Satsnc.ts
IMstrngs 4 Levsn,ines
J angola Cloves, from 10
, 10 twenty-five cents pr,
'irish d German linen
Looking Glasses. from
7se 20 $50 per 1i0s
Very cheap Pussis snd
IIntch shce,ings and
l,nck
, American Ginehsrns, for
osly is6 per yard
French psper.hsngirts,
. very eheap indeed, or.
" q d 2s6 per roll
B.scs silk Velvet
! GchtIcmen's Night espss
for only 10 esch
Good assort mens Of tus.
triug Satin L Csrnit.
urc ribbons
suspenders, pins < tsps
Common and silver esdy
Needles.
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CocrERsroN, IN ~ Nov. 80.
QREdT SL1VG HrkR

We ars requested to state, as fac, ,ha, a
parry Of tweay Two boys, few days since,
BILLED 10 Inc town Of HAr,wIck, three hous.
and four hundred aud forty ono MICE. So
numerous a'e these vcrmin, that the conteots
Of our granariss, barns, aud even potato holes,
are IN hressened wi entire dem al.tion. Not
log can DC oyertnfned or a steos uplif,ed in
our fields. ba ,hess depceda,ofs fack from
their hid,ns places In gfes, nuDbess.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-16
MAsoNfc NOTICE.

rTHE r.smheis Of 81 JerN's iopoe, No. !,
Newiost, are respectfully msn,u To attsrd At
their LcDcr RoaM on the evening Of ,Lt 2sth ms,
at O'clock NJ tor The express purpose oi eLoos-
ing NJ: oficers, for the year ensuing
tstirg Brothers will be admitted ss'usual.
Bs order If X W NJ Joss L. Boss,
.sfsssf. A MUNRO, See'ry.
Eeaport. Dec rs. 5SfS
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Ne,o York Cry Repenne.

A committees Of lhe Corporation Of New.
fo'k, on che .ubjsct of rsvenus, &c have
reported in favour Of an applics,ion,o ,be
Legislature FOR ep,hocity 10 raise revenuo
for the support Of foreign poor, by Iosviog q
tax upon all descriptions Of pleasure carriages
KEPT IN the city, not exceeding in amount the
la,s iAw Of The y. States.
AlsS, Tor the same purpose, by laying du
ves ---- per cont, upon al safes by hoc'ioo
Alsn Far snthority TO license all pe ssene
fcsie0,oy tbs busiaess OF stock, exchanges !,
or rsonsy brokers aud TO FIX the ansnar to be
paid tor such licenses.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-16
NEWPONT BANK.

NOTICE u b~reby given, that on Friday the f's
~ day Of January next. the half yearly dYidsn d
viii be declared and paid 10 such persons ms the
books ef the Bank Viii she~ TO be stockholders on
the 2sih last
4 ossrs is likewise given, that on Wednesday the
sixth DIS of said saruary, general meetrg oi the
seekheidsrs viii take place AZ the State, House, in
Newport, 1T hall past two O'Clock. v for she
sleclor OF Directors and transaction Of the mecca
ssry busiue IS pf said Bank
By order efsae Presdent asd Directors
NAs JOHN r. SIZE xKMAN, CASHIER.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
II WILL sch my house, No. - on Brosd
l. stree, and the Land that it stands on, IS
ieet fron, and SO fec, in The rear, to any per.
sen wishisgt TO purchase, on reasonable terms.
Said House u neatly new and will do well
for Pubic House. Dec. IL.
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r Il IN nj A N S HI II.
Nrf .r --s:::::.--
Mcssrs. DAM & MOVES.

Messrs. DAM & MOVES,
W0ULD respectfully inform the Ladies and
w Gentlemen OF Newport, that they have taken
two ,iegant chambers at Col joss Cooks Hotel,
Tor the purpose Of instructing Ladies and Gentle
men IN the Art Of renmAnship, on Rockweil's
system Oae scom will be appropriated TO the La.
dies and the other for the Gentlemen. Ther, school
w,i' commence on Menday, Dec 81. at 3 o'cik, An
There wall be five classes during the day aud even
mg, two hours viii be devoted to each class. An
those Ladies' spd Gentle men who arc desu ons OF
impsaying their hand writing. will please to call at
their hoom, and leave theiv names, AS scon cum
senen. The terms are, S = for fifteen, or 5 8 Tor
ssAS lessons AL stationary will be furnished
cheaF b, ,he instructors Dec Is
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III Old No. li2, Chesh-side, fAa,seS.stv.es.
A LARGE aud Extensive Asssor, rncnt of rAI.t,
"A and WINTER GOODS, purchased with Cssh
10 hand. Those who wish 10 get the wor,I. pr ther
Money, are invited 10 call and SEE for themselves.
.fnsaf their Csods crs rik - E.ts
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NOTICE..

TIE subscribers having been duly appointed
Executors OF the late Will and Testament Of
JOHN PHILLIPS. late Of NcwDort. merchant,
deceased, and having given bond. according to law
tor he tsliui discharge of the trust thereby con-
m,ed V them. request all persons indebted to said
estate 10 MAKE innmedlate pay ben. and those wilo
have any deman aYsiDs, il, 20 exhibit them 10
JANES .. PHILLIPS,
WIN e GARDNER, Erse'rs
;. > FOWLER GARDINER.
Newport, Dec. IS ftf-f
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Real super Blue,
Black and browa broad
cloths, from 8 to 6l2
Elegsni black, brown 4
olive Pelisse Cloths
Super super blue, black.
brown and mix'd Cas-
simeres end sstinetts
Plains and Drvonshire
Kers<ys
Black. blue, bro wn. OIL.
ivej scarlet aud Ma.
room plain and stripe
Bombazct,s, from ls6
to sc per yard
Hue and black ns.inetts
Green Morean tor Cash.
ings
Oil Cloth 2s6 10 s. pc.
yards
An,er,can, Russia + En-.
glish diapers
Crash and Tow Cloth
Black. green, red, white
and yellow F'anncls
Green and scsiIe, do
Elegant ToiInett and
swsnsdo~n ves,ibgs
an elegant spartmep, of
ladies aud gentlessens
Hose, from - pr. pair
io Sd
children small Socks L
stockings. blue. red X
grey
saps for Sailors, a large
assortment of Gloves,
tom Vi 10 4ss pr pair
Ladies' and Gtntlemcn's
black worstead 4 SIN
do. do
; good Assortment OF
iaDby veIyets
s.iegsr, waterloo plaid
C1iicoes. for oniy ise
per yard
eacbt ] 4 unblesched
sbirlings b sbee,ins,
,'reign mssispoiium h
steam loom s,,ir,ings. f.
from Las 10 2sod per
yard
'egsnt 50 "a 50 -
saNcrrf her q
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-16

Rhode. Island E1Stlr0ntc Company.
'1,HE stockholders OF the Rhode Island Insurance
Company, are hereby notified that General
MEETING with ht held ., the State Ii,,se. ia New
port. on Wednesday, The siAb day of January next,
at hall past two O'clock z " for the elec,iou of
Dfessos and nansae,'on of such other basiness as
may bs considered necessary
Newposi, Dec Is lSle
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-16

ASp- Englsnd Lommefeial B,wk
THE Ssechoidets Of he \ r.. CONNER
Il siai Bank are hetrhy notified, tha, The
six,h insIslmeni, Of 7rsu Dollars, in specie,
on eTfh sbase, win be p.yaoe on or bsfo,s
Monflt, the foaun January.
Also. that : msetibg OF The stockholders
IF sali fnslitalon will be holden, agreesbly
% eNs&sr, an Toesday, the ,'h January 1879,
a, itso'sis@k, a. M. at The Baking. House,
io, me chotcsof UteeSers for ibe icst en-.
suing. By order ef fhe board.
w. T.. DlLLlNGHAM, Cashier.
Newport, Dee 10, 1873
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Lafest Foreign articles.

BY Dew orgaaization Of the National
Guard 10 France. il is said the Kings broth
CT ceases to comnsnd them. Some English
writer's pretend to discover some Jealousy of
the trers du roi in this occurrence they
aFsc, some alarm as to the tran9uA,y Of Eu-
rope On secount OF the withdrawal Of the Ar
my ol Occupation from F-ence.
|, Is said the English families were with
drawing in haste from France, in consequence
OF the proposed evacuation Of that country by
the foreign troops.
Cfowns to the amount Of more than
1000 600. Of dollars, were to DO coined in
England 10 the month Of Oct lps,.
The London Globe of the i2th Of Oci
states, that orders have been given by agents
Of the French government 10 the United
States OF Amefica, to purchsse there seeds
and trees Of the 6ncs, speees, for the pur-
pose OF their being nstursIizsd cultivsted aud
cultivated on a large scale in Rri,snny, Css
cony, aud other parts of France.
We unders,snd by a gentleman who has
just arrived from, Europe. that the grand and
expensive Cabinet Of Wood Carvings, which
has been exhibited with so much success in
GermSy and France, is now in England, ex-
AibitIng before the Royal Family, and will, ia
short time, be brought 10 the United States.
-o:.r:o--
FROM A LONDON PAptR u oct -.
A hsi: sicsS Of De'ewsrs pippin., a very
large handsome American apple, Of which, b,
10 said, there are only two trees in England,
". exposed for sale, yesterday, in Conven,
Garden market, sold tho rate Of one shil-
ling (s,erling) each apple.
-~o:&<:o-
We understand that the collection made
yesterday ct the Aileo- Street Church, for the
benefit Of the Me'hsdisi Chs'iy School, a.
mounted 10 FIVE hundred and eleven dsiiars.
". Y. Paner.
a Loodon paper says the human species is
now divided into three sexes--meo, women
and dandies
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a London paper says the human species is
now divided into three sexes--meo, women
and dandies.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-16

On HURSDAY, Feb 25ih.
ai II o'clock y ~ mil be sold az pubhc .1ncfsn on
heprem'ses (yn" pfeptcusy dspssed Of at PR.
vale saie- 2tsi
a IL tbs right. tile anG in,efes, Of The late Iacs
Hriien, Of Bristol, in and TO a certain Dive.
ling House and lot Of Land situsted in Ley-n street
in Newport The h1u,e is pIeasantDy situated, ana
In ghod repair FOR farther parictlArs, apply 10
Jsns W. Boyas in ptiroi, or 10
GORDoN DICKSON. Snefr
Newport. Dec. rs
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NeWpof'. DEC 10
Fashionable HII3, and School Books.
GEORGE WANTON,
Has jnsI rseeivtd from Aew York aud PM
adehhia, and for Sale al HI. Bsok and H.
Sferr.
~ sNTLENEN's sdperhne Beaver HATS. Of the
~ na~.t fsshionabIs shape. and best quAliy.
fec. Mems and Boys low priced Fur Hsss. VII,
aud narrow brims.
Lacfrs Beaver HITS. 4.
.jusf rteeired. Ladies. Misses snd Cbharep's biack
and drab Beaver HATS, sieyan'iy trimmed ~ifh o.
fyioh feafhers
scHO0L BOOKS, s
Of every kiod in use. az Dsboli's Arithmet,
Merse's Geography Columbian Oruor. Webslef
aud A'denis speii;ng Books, TestxpIents. kc. kc.
Twenty itcsns siliny add letter Paper.
Bisrk account Books
P.miy Bibes with elegant Plates.
Blunts Coast Plot
Bowdi;en's Navigator. "a
Paher Hangings,
Fsr Rooms and window Curtains
dLMINIChS /sr 1919.
Bickersts6's Bhode island. h Farmers ALMA,
Acks.'for 1919. By the srcse. dozen or s'egIe.
Nesport, Nov. IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
TO PhusiCaQns.

DR JEREMIAH BARKER prefenis his res
| ] pectful regards 70 biz Medical brethren 10
the Diarict OF Maine, and informs them that, af-
Ter having been laboriou,ly engaged 10 the nudy
and practice of Phyiic. nearly half a century, he
has rerqufhed thefs purfuts and 10 now collec
ting and reviGng his medical obierva'ions and
records, in order TO prepare for The press, work
entitled, A Haory Of Dtleaies in the Diirct OF
Maine commencing in 1872, and continued 20 the
prefent time with in eruption OF the iix years,
from 1878 10 t779 during which. he pFactcec in
the county of Barnlable. Since the laft mentioned
date. he has reided conAantly in Maine; and
continued TO practice both IN The interior towns,
and upon the iea coahs
He Coniders himself much obliged to bis Medi
cal bte, EN-, in Mans, New Hampfhre and other
parts of New England well as in, dIltant States,
for the many valuable and initructive medical OBJ
lervations aud cafes which they have communities
ted.to him, 10 aid his undertaking-The'e. alone,
would furnih valuable Repository Of experiment
al knowledge, And he folicits the contin ance of
their fAvours 10 transmitting to him, iuch Offer
vations as have occurred in their 2tactice, 10 ex
traordinary Gales, particularly IN objections -
" One impartial well authenticated Gale Gays Dr.
Fifher, Wee President of our Medical Society IN
letter 10 me is worth dczsn theories - Ia the
relation Of cafes, his own errors of inexperience
VIII DC uToukut futO view zuu NC VIII SnuSANoT
to initiate the faithful Mariner who IS more de6r-
Gus to describe the shoals and rocks, on which he
has been fhipwrecksd. than 10 relate all hi. fuc
ces.fuI voyages.
To this hiaory will be annexed, An Inquiry
into the cauies, nature ircreaGng prevalence add
treatment of CONSUMPTION
Hi principal ann 10 this attempt, IL to aid the
efforts Of his Medical brs hren, ia eradicatiug
medica prejueicies and tifem,natng usefuI knows
edge; 10 engaging the mind TO greater lolicitude
for the enjoyment of life and health in expolug
and luppretirg empirical impohtions which rap
Idly increase and, hnaiy in rendering the Sci
snce Of Medicine more respectable aud important,
| in the view of mankind
| To the better accom- Iifhmens of this arduou,
undertaking, and with view to engage greater
attention. he will, occafonaIy avail him(ef Of
| (uch medical obfervaors of learned sod experien
ced writer's in different Sra aud Ma ions az may
tend to aid his endeavors to eucidate the sut ject
ADD to check the progress of tai. formidable dieafe
which 10 70 much the dread and fcourge of The hu
man race.
10 the courfe of his invefgations, be has paid
| particular attention TO those maladies, in which
cures have been effected. by what are called by
some, tbe ff0rh # n0tHe.' by others 1.-The Az
THOR of NATURE; as we'll as 10 those dseaies
which have yielded to the means employed by
prcfeilional men -Wifhng 10 = Rsnds, ."to Ca
ss,, tie fbitg, xsbnb sss Ce,a,t and INTO GOD fb
t6iRgf that GODS
Gorham, March "A 1918.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
/" Sword and Constitution"

The opposition TO our present excellent
state government are put TO great straits in
fnding fault, even with single Individuals
Such are The characters s. reputation OF those
proposed for our approaching April election,
by the Federal Republicans, that the stale
and worn Out Jokes of" Hartford Convention
and +" Sword and Constitution must be again
ten times repeated, as the last resort of disap-
pointed ambition. If the Sword and Constr
tuition be not good watch words for the friends
of their country-what shall we say TO white
topp'd boots and powdered hair. =" orll
know me-when I'm chosen
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
GORHAM BIBLE ASSOCIATION.

On the 93d of October last meeting was held
10 consider the exPediency Of forming Bible As
ISOLATION in the town of Gorham, auxiliary 4 the
Maine Bible Society With entire unani nifty the
persons who assembled proceeded TO form such an
association; adopted constitution and appois-
ted committee 10 solicit subscriptions. A meet
ing was there appointed TO be held in January, for
the choice Of officers &C.
The members of the Association met, on the
28th Of January, and chose the following officers
for the current year -
Hon. SrEPHEN LoNGFELLow, President,
DAVID HARDING, Esq. Tice President,
REUBEN Mason, Secretary,
Rev. Asa RAND, Treasurer.
MANAGERS.
Hon l.. Lewis, Rev. James Lewis, Col John T
Smith, Doct. ID. Folsom, Capt. Nathaniel Cobb
and Capt TaPpan Robie
TIE number Of subscribers already amounts to
more than 10, most Of whom have subscribed moi
less than one dollar each.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24

It HE fubicribers RESPECTFULLY inform their friends
= aud he Pnb!ic that they have formed a con
neelion in bulneis under the firm of
Edward & William lngraham,
and have taken the fore on Ingrahsms Wharf for
merry occupied by Mr. J. NJ Prince. where they
cfFer for fare
600 quintalS Hake Fiji,
100 do. Cod Fifth,
50 do. Pollock,
$50 bbls. No. /, Herring,
900 boxes Herring,
1900 weight Tongues and Sounds,
50 bbls. picked Cod & Hake Fiih,
100 Red Oak Shocks and Heading,
oge:her with general a1'>rtment of
WeSt- india Goods & Groceries,
ou the mott Reasonable terms for Cath or Country
Produce
or Ships Stores put up at the horteit
notice.
NB-AIl perfons ipdeb'ed 10 either of the
fubfcribers are requeIfed to make immediate pay
ment EDWARD IEGRAHAM,
WILL I'M INGRAHAM,
Portland, January 90, 1873 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24

A IL 'bofe persons who are Delinquent in the
. payment of the Poeage of their Pa pers car
ried to them by IONA NOISE, 10 the year ls &
10 the towns of Norway Paris. Buck6e'd Sumcer
Hartford, Livermore Jay Di,feld, Turner, Mi
not, Poland, New G!cucener and Hebron are once
more requeRed to make payment 10 SAMUEL
BROWN, who now carries the Mail on the fame
rout Unlefs payment ihall be made by the fisn
day of April next the accounts will he lodged for
collection at the cfIice of ENOCH LINCOLNFfq
OF Paris Waterford, March 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
A FARM for Sale,

II AYING in Falmouth, nine miles
"a from Portland on the county road leading to
Paris, containing 60 acre. Of moving pafeiicg
and tillase Land with good buildings and 500
young apple trees thereon fad Farm il principal
~ fenced with Zone wa-HkO wood lot con-
taiuing 90 acres laying within half mile Of the
fame on which there il one of the 6neft grouhs of
hard wood 10 this part of the counrry-Lkewile
another Cd lot about two mi es tkerefr ON con :
tanning s. acres covered with young thrifty
growth of hard wood Sad property will be fold
ieparatey or all together az nay ben fuit, 70
fur,her particulars esquire of loBs MAHAN il
Portland or of TIMOTHY HALL of Falmouth
Port and March "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24

g E. WANING respectfully informs her friends
~ and the public tina, her fchooI will commence
on Monday April IS, and that Che will teach the
following branches of education Orthogr Apply
Reading-Writing- Ari; hmetic- CngIilh Gram
mar Geography aud ornamental Needle
Work. She haters herfeIf that fhe will be able
TO give fati'faction TO those parents wis will favor
her with their patronage, in trufing her with the
tuition Of their ehildren-For terms (Which are
eafy) apply at her fchool room in Willow Greet,
adjoining MIR. A BeemznG.
Portland March %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
In Lincoln, sc.
Hon. BENJAMIN BROWN.
Oxford g. Somerset Nomination.
Hon. LUTHER CARY,

The editor Of the Salem Gazette stated
few days ago, he had somewhere heard il in
timated that our present worthy Cove nor
would again be supported for the Office of
Chief Magistrate of this Commonwealth and
desired his correspondents, if any of them
possessed data by which TO establish the fact,
TO communicate it through the channel OF the
public papers. By the following F." Political
.MeteOrology," from Saturdays Centinel, it
seems the report is corroborated-and that
they have agreed TO unite, all hands, on the
first Monday Of April next, in the long Puif'
the Strong pull, and pull altogether in favor
of the ticket headed by Gen. BRooKs-and
thus permit the Crozvn and Shield, like bis
predecessors, TO be laid up in ordinary, If his
timbers are found to be too rotten for the
Washington station.
MR.. PRINTER-From the expected con-
junction of numerous planetary aspects, it is
prognostcated that there will be warm and
plentiful shower on the first Monday Of April
next, and that the Brooks Of the Common
wealth will be elevated fve-an twenty per
cent. higher than they have been for the last
two years. Please to make this known,
and oblige yours, sc.
WILLIAM WEATHERWlSE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
Notice to Voters.

THE felecimen of this town have pofled up i'm.
= of qualified voters ia the election Of Governor
1t Governor and Senators. at each of the Infur-
ance Offices and they hereby give notice that they
will be in (elilon at their office over Northumberland
Bank, on Saturday ne f5wb ia, Of hp,a next, from
ten to twelve O'Clock in the forenoon, and from
two to FIVE o'clock in the afternoon Of that day
to receive the evidence of the qualification. of uch
rerfons a, may apply whole names are not borne
on faid fts
Isaac Adams, SeLctmen
Joshua Richardson, of
Benjamin llsley, Portland,
Portland March %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24

EHfuHCtS ana teUTH7lCeS al ire CHSIOM-IfOUSe.
MARCH Is. IN. schr. Hannah Fly, from Lu,
beck, for Portsmouth, with Grndstones and Fish
30, schr. Mary, Startling, from Monhegin, with
dry fish.
CLEARANCEs.
Foreign. March IS, brig Cleaner, Pote for St
Andrews-2f, brig Hero. Greedy, for the West
Indies.
Coastwise-March IL, soop Jefferson, sturdi.
want for Lubbock IS, schr. Maxamilla Smith, for
Ne~york 90 brig PanopAa, Crabtree, for Alex
andria ; soop Leander, Blanchard, for Boston
23, sch. Olive, Waite, for Richmond.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
On Thursday last the brig Samaritan. Capt
Oreely, o. this port, arrived at Boston in 10 day,
from Havana. He sailed in company with bark
John Il Charles, Coombs, of Portland, who has also
arrived IN Boston-Left at Havana, Feb %, Ma
tive, of Bath, discharging- do. do Mi
nerva, OF do. loading Jane, Jefferson, Of do, ar.
18th, for Maanzas next day-trigs Cordelia,
Portland, Albert George and Argo, of this port
were loadi1g-Francis Brazsr of DO. Just com
menced loading--Francis, Merrill, for Portland in
; days-Argo, Hubs, do s. rrio, of Castine, dis
charged-.Iewell and Neutrality, doing nothing
Castor, for Portland in 8 days.
he following vessels were left at Point Petre
Feb. 25:-Casco, Gordon, for Portland 2S-Le-
want, Drinkwater, do UnceTtain-Resolu
Hea len, for Bath, do.-brig Lion, Freeman, OF
Portland, JUS arrived--schr. Moxa, Foger, Of Pc
aobscot, for savannah, Give Brother, Jones,
Bath, observation-disclosures, Bragdon of Portland,
JUST a'rved-brig Wild Goose, Given, Of Bath, Or
Turks Island, sa,ed about ten days before-schr
Two Brothers, Howard. Of Bath, sailed Feb IL,
for Turks Island
The Milo, Iaman, Of Bath, was at Matanza,
Isl inst.
The syren, for Newcastle, 10 Q days, was at
81. Thomas Esd ult
Ship Margaret Mcclellan, Of Portland, arrived
at Liverpool Goth Jan.
schr Minerva, Ikins, OF HajI1wcl, for Port.
An-Proce, touched at Cape Cod 18th inst.
New IORK, MARCH IS, A. brig Eliza Gruhy.
st. Jago sIoop President. Portland. 10th, schr.
Lady Barbarick Lubec, via. Portland.
The Monroe, Moody, Of Portland, arrived at
Baltimore 18th inst
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24

on the kenncbeck, which we must regret to say
has too many claims to be regarded as the intel
lcctual, as we'll as the territorial metropolis OF
Maine. We certainly wish the work success and
hope the publication will receive suitable support
1t is desired TO close the subscription in the course
Of April, until which period the paper will be iett
at the Bookstore Of Messrs MussEY WHITMAN,
in this town, for The inspections and signature OF
any gentlemenwho may be disposed 10 avail them
selves of the opportunity and aid the design of The
publication with their patronage
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24

Dunng the examination off the highway
robbers in Baltimore, one of them a tailor,
was observed TO be chewing quid, which
was suspected 10 be something more than to-
bacco he was instantly seized by the throat,
and Immediately disgorged wha, was suppos-
ed at first TO be cabbage. On the leaves ex-
panding, however, they were found 10 be
handful of U. S. Bank Notes. An emetic
was administered +" by order Of the Court"