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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08

lit a Court Of Probate hidden az Srsef10rs'
Sylthin and fer the county Of Cuns6erta"a' On 'ne
sh9ty ira Of Aagur, in the Jsar q or A-O'~
eighteen hundy ed and eighteen.
nN the petition Of John Deniap -. so.n'nis~
O,r.ior OF the estate Of EAAhA NAGA
sTANWOO0 j, isse Of brunswick, 10 ssla cosn-
~. woman. deceased. representing that the per-
sonsl estate Of said deceased IS not suhcient %
osv the lust debts which ne owed AZ we 'ims
Of bis desh by the sum Of three hundred snu ,
twenty dollars; and praying for license % sen
and convey SO much of The real estate OF saio osr
ceased as NAV be necessary for the psymeus ot
said debts and incidental charges ORDEhhDs
that 1.-THE petitioner give notice Thereon 70 anS
heirs of said deceased and 10 ell persons in.s.-
es,ed ia said estate, by causing copy Oh .uls
order to be published in the Portland SszeI,es
printed in Portland. in said county three wees
successiyeIy, that they may appear at rf0nA.o
Court 10 be held at the Probs'e Once, m FoFt-
land in said county, on The second "Wednesday
of October next, at ten o'clock m the forehoohs
and shew cause. If any they have, why tns
prsyer Of said petition should DOT be granted.
SAMUEL FREE MAN, .9udge q SAID COs's.
A true Copy Attest,
HORATro SOUTHCATE, Register.
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MARRIED.

In Norridgewock, Mr.. Solomon Bates, to Miss
Asenith Spaulding.
In Biddeford, Samuel ?. S. Thacher, Esq. OF
Buxton, to Miss Jane C. d. Savage.
In Standish, Mr.. Josiah Bright, Of WATERFOWL,
to Miss Almira Spring-Mr. Stephen Paine to
Miss Patience Whitney.
la Bucksport, Me. Mr.. John Sullivan Of Bos-
ton, to Miss Caroline Elizabeth Peabody, daugh-
ter Of Asa Peabody, Esq.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08
NOTICE.

TOR SALE. that valuable and plea stu
\ ted FARM lying in Lancaster Coos. ". II.
com monty known by the name of the Wilder
farm, containing about fses hundred aao sSpssty
Asyes beautifully situated, at the head ofthe
Village street, and on Connecticut River, on
which is an extensive Meadow. whereon is Gu,
hundred tons Of Hsyof the first quality, an
nuallv-Also. nas,erirg and plough land 10 pro-
portion, fertile and good, for all kinds of srsin
On said farm is gentsei two story Dwelling
House, we'll finished. and good we'll Of water,
also. two large convenient Barns. each one hun
dred feet BY forty, which may he filled by an
INDUSTRIOUS farmer with produce from said farm
annually-slso, other convenient out buildings J;
ssid farm is in the center of public business both
or town and county, the Court House. being
within twenty reds of the abovemen toned
premises, No farm is hardly TO be found bet.
ter calculated 10 carry on ex'ensivs Dsiry,
and also for the cultivation ofthe Merino sheep.
than the above discribed-it is q good stand
for g Tavern, and has been previously occupied
as such.
.4kSO.-One hundred acres Of he first rate
Of wood Land. mostly covered with the sugar
maple, ling about one mile from ssid farm. and
half mile from the Meeting hou>e,-Anv gen.
tleman who wishes to purchase so valuable snd
delightful si,ussian, csanot fail to embrace 81
esrly opportunity to call and view for them
selves, and enquire the terms Of the subscriber
on the nre mises JOSEPH HOLTON.
Lancaster Sept 9Th. 1873 (5w.l
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO
l. ali concerned, that she has been daily sp"
nointed ana tsken upon herself, the trust Of Ad-
ministra,rix of the estate of ABRAHAM
MITCHELL, Jun. late Of Freeport, IN the
county of Cumbe land, gentleman, deceased. Dy
giving bond as the law direcls-Sne tnsreiore
requests al persons who are indeoteo 60 TUG
saia deceased's estate o make immediate pay
nent and those who have sny demands there
on, 10 exhibit The same TO
MARY MITCHELL.
Freenort. Augual 81. 1873.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08

TiHE subscriber hereby gives pablo notice TO
all concerned. that she has been duly ap-
pointed and taken upon herself the trust OF Ad.
minis,rasiix of The estate of REUBEN MEK-
RII.I., late Of Falmouth, in The county Of Cum.
berlsnt, gentleman, deceased. BY giving bond
as the law directs-she therefore requests all
nersons who are Indebted TO the said deceased's
estate 10 make immediate payment and those
S.bo have any demands thereon, To exhibit The
same 10 III aNioSA DAENnAAAs
Fslmou h, Asg. &c 1878.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08
Ereni,pr School.

ry~HE fabscriber has commenced an nssnlnk
J. school al bis School Room 10 Free street.
where he would be happy to attend 60 tne an
n. nea;on of Is or 20 10 che uflai branches, par
ticuarly Writing :, rs. ,S
double entry viii be taught If required the lat-
Ter bv Mr.. CHAmpRosAx, fhoud there be iuncisns
encouragement Thofe who attended ALI Winter.
Nv fh;og further Information or praeticel wa %
admired at half price, executive of lights and penss
49, Sas, az 1a,s. ROYAL CURLEY.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08

In giving account Of the dinner TO Gen
Brown. n our last several errors escaped our no.
tice until part of the impression had been sent a.
way. The Generals toast, taken from recollec-
ton, was not correctly reported. 1t should read
thus
The State Of Observation-Disclosures. in the best
and nobIest cause, American independence--Nay
the glory that eneifcled her in 49, never be tar
nished--mayi ii never be forgotten.
In part Of the impression, also, the 9th and 7th
toasts. amidst the hurry of putting the paper TO
press, got blended together--we therefore repub-
lish them -
s. The Judiciary-The bulwark OF our national
md individual rights
7. Cenmerce--The golden chain that binds ma
lions togeiher by mutual benefits.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08

~s~HE subscriber hereby gives public aotce TO
i all concerned, that he has been duly sppoln-
,ed and taken upon himselflhe trust OF Admin
;a,rstor Of the estate of THOMAS DAVIS.
ia,a az Mort h. Yarmouth, in the county OF Cum
ber,snd. woman, deceased. BY giving bond 80
he law directs--he therefore requests all per-
sons who are indebted TO the said deceased's
estate to mske immediate ps, ment !; and those
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit tue
same 10 lhOMnS IA
Nor,hyarnouth, Aug. 81, 1918.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08
One Cent Renard.

HyhOsraS ROBBINS, an indensed Apprentice
4 ran away from the fubleriber on The 6th insf.
This rherefore IL to forbid al rerfons harboring
or trufting him Oh my account, as they would \
void the psnalsy of the lsw--and the aoose reward
with 20 charges, will De paid for his rsturn
JOHN STEVENS IgE,
Ftvshurg, Apiil g. 1918
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08
MR.. BERNARD g. MR.. KEENE.

We have pleasure in declaring that by anpifa-
fion, those gentlemen have promised to renew
their efforts on Wednesday evening. The addi-
tions and alterations are to be numerous--we
must leave the selection by Mr.. Keene, to his own
judcious taste. while we assure our old friend B.
that Johnny Gilpena' stands high in the estima-
ton osall those to whom he h as formerly intro
duced him.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08

THE fubicriber hereby gives public notice 10
! all concerned that he has been duly appoint.
ed and taken upon hinisslf The 'rsa Of Adminnra-
tor on the efla,e Of EBRNEZER STANW0OD,
late of Brupfwick, in the county Of Cumberland
woman dsceased by giving bond q the law d.
rec,.--he therefore requeas all perfons who are
indebted to the faid dscafed . elste,to make ime
date payment snd thofe who have any demands
thereon. 70 exhibit the fame TO
JONATHAN pAGa
Brunswick Aug to
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08
. Commencement Bal.

a GRIFFIN sURTOuT was taken probably ~
nisake from the Drawing Room any gen
tleman will confer an Obligation pJ leaving =
with MR. Mexican AZ Bruniwick, or giving As7
tice where TO find it, TO the printer. SePso
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08

UT The citizens of Portland who are dis
posed to pay suitable respect to the Chief
Magistrate of ee Commonwealth on bis arrival
in this town are requested to meet at Mr..
Meals Insurance Office THIS DAY at IL o.
clock, to agree en- the proper arrangements for
theoccasson.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08

INFORMS his friends and the public that he has
: taken Gore No Union Row. Qa.ey occupied
by MIR Monroe.) where he ntends keeping con-
Family for fale
English, india and French Goods.
Sept 8
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08
SALE AT AUCTION.

Rum, Tea, Tobacco and Figs,
1T Aus9ien, THIS DAl-, at II Ockcs,
40fbsut ysfrvs, ar The head Of Lorg
WbdJ,
A Hhds. high proof w. |. Rum,
kegs TOBACCO.
chefs IRA.
boxes FIGS
B. G. Atwood, Aact'r.
Sept
Who wants House and Land
WiR5s leH at Antfion on THURSDAY.
tie 22d Oaobey next, at II oclcek, on
The premijss, (msisJJ J0id prsvi0gly az
private jais j.
4 Three tory DWELLING HOUSE. AZ By Sc
q feet. having II Rooms, good Well OF never
fai;as Water with the land belonging TO the lame.
SO feet front, il6 feet rear-hsuated direct.
w oppo6te the dwelling houfe Of ELIAS MKKRIIL'
Efq C5ssaHt Ji,sss
ry Gentlemen who with to purchsfs are invited
70 cali and sxzmine-and leave their heR ofsers
with b. c. Atwood, Auctr.
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Egeaing School.

EUeaing School.
THE fabfcriber viii open Evening School.
in his School Room. on Federal Street. on
Monday next. Terms--four dollars DER quarter,
including pens and lights. s1YOne hall 10 advance
HIS M i,d quarter, Day School,
Will commence, on the 6rR Monday in October
ne1t--appiy in ieafon. NLO2ING.
Portland Sept
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08

We are requested to give notice. that the
Pastor Of The Universal Society in Ports
mouth, will deliver Discourse at the Third
Parish in this town, To-morrov Eve ming
Exercises to commence at o'clock.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08

His ExceIlency Governor Books will re-
view the first brigade of the 9th division OF
militia, at Wells, on Wednesday next. He
will be escorted from South Berwick by Cap
tains Burrows and Shapleigh's companies Of
cayaky.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08

This Anniversary will be celebrated on
Wednesday the 9lhinstant. tits stated in
. New Haven paper, that the celebration
s. will be honoured with the presence of the
Presidents of Harvard Dartmouth. Mid
dlebury, Bowdoin, Princeton, Columbia,
Williams, Brown and Hamilton Colleges.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08

reflection and invention. In some OF the pr
formances more animation would have been
pleasant, vet in others il appeared sufficie nj
". All deserve creail for the care with whic h
their several paris were committed TO memo
nv. and in general for Tie distinctness OF enun-
citation.
On the whole, we view the College as sup
porting ably its high claim to publick consid-
Grafton and patronage; as promoting extern
siyely an intelligent and eincient regard to
science, both speculative and practical and
as calculated, under the smiles of Heaven and
the exertions of It's friends, especially should
il share with our antient University little
more of publick encouragement and support,
10 extend the benefits OF liberal knowledge, TO
diffose regard TO religion and virtue, and to
bless permanently the vigorous and growing
population Of that increasingly interesting
portion of our country, in which It is providen-
TALLY placed.
The Anniversary Commencement IN Iart-
mouth University, was held on the Goth ut.-
The degree of Bachelor of Arts was conferred
on three young gentemen-and that OF Mas
ter of Arts was conferred on 5 gentlemen tn
course, and 3 out Of course.
The degree of Doctor in Divinity was con-
ferred on the Rev. WILLIAM HILL, Of Win
chester, Virginia.
The Rev. DR.. PARISH took his seat at the
Board-Rev JAMES w. WOODWARD, and Jo-
sIAH DUNHAM, Esq. were elected Trustees ;
and THOMAS G. UPHAM was appointed Tutor.
The annual Commencement at Bro1Un Una
yersity was held at Providence on Wednesday
last. On which occasion the degree OF Bach
elor OF Arts was conferred on Is young gen
tlemen--and that Of Master Of arts on 8, all
alumni.
The honorary degree Of Doctor Of Aedi-
cine was conferred ON Doct. Ariel Mann, OF
HalloweIl, Me. The degree Of Doctor of
Divinity was conferred on the Rev Calvin
Park, professor of Moral Philosophy in Brown
University.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08

AT the August Term of the Circuit Court
OF Common Pleas holden at Topsham, FOR
the Second Eastern Circuit, ROBERT P. Dun
LAP, Esqaare, of Brunswick. was regularly ad-
mitted TO practice as an Attorney at the bar
Of said Court.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08
SAM. FREEMAN, President.

ATTEST w LILLIAN JENhs, aSecTeEdrg,
~ Ii IS respectfully suggested to the several
Printers IN the District Of Maine, that they
mag render essential benefit to the public. by in.
serting the foregoing in one fttsir gosekly pa
Pers.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08

Biron's Squadron, was cruising of Cape Anto
Mo. and consisted oftwo fIigate built ships, one
of 20 and the other % guns, brig Of II guns
and eight fine schooners, all Well manned.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08

The British Nary.--There are 07i6 officers be-
longing to the British Navy, Of which, June 30th,
there were in employ, 13Admirals, 65 Captains
81 Commanders, 1856 Lieutenants, Isa Masters,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-08

The following parody, by DrahaIn, and sung by him n
the Covent Garden Theatre, London, ia new piece
emitted Zuina. OF the Of H,aith received
with the most extravagant applause IL is an :dapstUl
of the faneus chdRsoa, or RyDts ne I1YSettOis, Ia
words directly applicable to the pIcseui besweeu
Spain and hsr colonies ~. I. Col.
Peruvian, wake to gloryi
iiark what myriaos bid We rise
Your children, wives, aud giandsres hoary,
Behold their tears, and hear III, cries
Shalt ieliEyad-rs mischief breeding,
With Spanish hosts, fui,iau baud,
Alright and desoate the land.
While Peace and Ii. cTty lie Needing
To arms IL arms We brasel
Tue avsng !ng sw ord uhsb.ath,
Bal1h OF all hears resolved
On lipert., or Death
Oh, Liberty can man resign thee,
once having tell Thy generous iaInei
Csn Sranish bolts and bars connc thee,
or~nips Thy noble spirits tame
Too long Peru has wrpt bewaiing,
The savage power her cosquerors WELD,
Bu, Freedom is our sword aud shield
Aud all their arts are unaSailing
To aruls, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-08

general of division. commanding the guard
of the government aud the district OF
Por,-au- Prince, is declared President OF
ElNti.
Art. ?. The present decree will be adj
dressed 10 the secretary of state eNercis-
ing the executive authority, TO e,torce It's
execution. and Ia he printed and publish
cd throughout the republic.
AZ the National Senate Chamber of
Port-au-Prince, 3Oih March, 1918, the
18th year OF independence.
PANAYOFY, President.
LAMOTkE, Secretary.
In the name of the republic the sccre-
tary of state charged Professionally with
the executive power, seeing the vacancy
al the presidency, orders That the above
act of the senate of The republic bc print
ed, published and eXecut, Il, according To-
lis form aud tenor, and that ii be stamp
Ell wih the seal of the republic.
Given al tie National Palace of Port
au-frincc, 81 March, 1918, the 18th
year of the independence of iiay.i.
l. c. INHERIT.
BY the chief Of the executive power.
1ne secretary general, b. iNGiNAC.
CERTIFIED.
The chiefjudge, \. d. SABQuRlN.
tfrom the Gorcrnmen. Press, Port.aw Pr!aee.l
Republic IF Hayti. Order ct' tae Day.
JOHN PETER BOYER, PRESIDENT OF
HAYTI.
We believe that we could not better en-
ercise the power which the nation has de-
legated 70 us, than in initiating the good
ness which characterized all the actions
sf our illusirious predecessor. We have
CT M, Ia itrft
III, on those who, although culpable, have
occasion for Tie moment of indul-
gence; for this reason we think ut 10 act
| agrceahly 10 recei,e ed principles, aHd not
10 contradict the spirit of our laws, in re
leasing all tie prisoners who are not gull
Il Of capital crimes punishable with dea n
This pardon extends on this occasion,
to those even already condemned, wlie-
Their for neglect Of public orders, or for
offences against military discipline the
prisoners for debt and those who are un-
der arrest will he equally released, upon
furnishing security.
We place confidence, that in This act of
clemeu"y, every one, who received the he
nent oft, will feel himself under lie 1b
LEGATION 10 conform to- The laws: not to
relapse into his faults, aud not 10 avoid
exposing himse for ihe future TO our Just
severity. Declaring that nu'ii'ng can ever
turn US aside from The most strict super
inheritance over public orders and the re-
spcct due TO the laws, and that we WI
always be intiexihle against all who nay
dare Ia conirovert them.
Done al the National Palace NJ Port
an Prince, Aprii ,, in the 9th year
OF the Independence of Hav'.
BOYER.
BY the president.
The Secretary of stale, b. iNGINAC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-08

kNLOfED nom the residence The subscriber on I've
A%rNeT ~ the night of ia, Both alt likely negro
named PHIL IN his 20ih year straight and well formed
ahout feet or niue Inches bighs Is are large aud
ian, ms eheeA bones high. lie stole aud away
lkelN aud well formed cbesnGt soTTe mare upwards OF
~ hands high, or years old. lie stole bride
an old saddle with piece of tin the polnm.i Phil
ca' 20 OF ware long OF very e blue broad cloth
perhaps haif worn. with yellow metal buttons biue
coarse o'hroundabont purple eaoT pantainons long
leather boots an old drab cloth iinrd with
la'ne sc. Whoever appTebrnds aud secuTes the said
fe'io" IN Jail that get him again. delivers him 10
me 10 Nelson County shall receive reward of ~ dollars
Tor the mare ten doiiJIs. THOMAS MhSSlE.
Nelson county AuTii -. 1881
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-08

a. Oi.ti DoLLARs4tEvSAKD.-t bsconded from III.
subscTibets ON Tnefday evening last, twonegf O men
named REUBEN and DAVID. Repbsn is The property
OF Waller Burke OF this city about feet 10 inches
hgh ~ hin visage speaks quick and rather ineiiy for
sia'e-is tom IS 10 80 years ofaee, and his
qUitr hlack. David, the property OF VIM Mck h.sic of
ihis city is about the same height as eben, complex
ION black and dressed well when he Off being
ho''se art.he has taken with him brown and
Two btne coats The abovc reward viii he given for ap
pretending ID said slaves that We ret diem AGAIN
or twenty dollars ior either OF them.
WALLER BURKE,
Mrk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-08

The manner IN which taxes imposed by an AftK
can Prince Is somewhat singular. The Niug OF CUNcO
sometimes eaiss Qua when there Is high wind.
lie then pms AIS bonnet over one only, and whem
II 10 bOwa on 10y The NiLd, he impOses Ihose
subjects who Ave ~ the quarter hO which The wi b!
blew.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-08

WATCH LoSI.-LOst between he new Turnpike
rosa and Rockets, FRIDAY morning last a piain
SILVER W'ICH, made 10y J. Bell, Lonicn. numbered
05ii aud capsd-a strong double link gold chain and
small roEnd ~ attached 10 th The nndeT
wu'IeceiSe reward of nve dollars il len with Mr.
RECsEN JOHNSON, OF SPOTlSWOoD BRADLEY.
ApTil ". no a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-08

E'ht Co"iNiSSiONERS appointed open bO0ks To-
receive subscriptions IA die city o R!Chiond. under
an act passed ~ Tie last session of tile esalure eHti
yea " An act Incorporating company To establish
communication hetween tbe waters Koano he !Iyer
ASA those winch fall into Cs0wan river, and the IL
vss aud other water courses Intermediate between
any al hel and tie river FotOuac viii proceed 10
oren oooks and receive subsciipiions al H.. Swan
Tavern IN sdi1 CITY, the last Monday IN thus month
ud continue them open until he period appointed by
ii" AprH 81. Ii2u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-08
Yen I}OllArs NeWay0,

SESER tD fT0,H the service Of the PnLlc Guard on
- the 9Th inst, MELLON Il. LANE, a soldier oi thr
sau Gna'a he vas born in The coum;j of Hanover va.
eco t"enty-esli years feet inches high, has g c.!
nan biue eses, aud OF sallOw complexion.
he above reward viii gwen ioI the delivery Of the
sad 1eser'er at the Barracks Ofhe said Guard Rich
faonS. PETER CRUlCHtlLLD, LIP. [.
reh'uafN =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-08

LovDoN, March 2t.---The sailing n The expedition
fo discovering the North Pole. aud The Northern Pas.
sage between The Atlantic aud PocnC Deems has been
deferred for days longer Lord Melville visits the
sh ps this day Depiford FOR tie purpose Of inspecting
condition aud the efcieuct Of heir preparations.
Ills lordshp ia he entertained by witnessing tie aciv
ty and Of The Rq IimguS, who goes with the
expedition an interpreter, IN Of ANY cumuIi
cation w.th The coasts of Ddvi's STRAIT Ibis Indian
has his board with his FISHING apparatus. lie
Is not tall but his form ihonrh clumsy denotes great
strength. His face - clear dd air aud being dressed
Ike English sailor and working nth the other men,
he might at FIRST view he mistaken for native Of these
Island. bu his features are and the Teadth and
1liscss Of his crurieuancc htirs! bis origin.
Tie officers ofthp expedition quite confident
tat the D0r0fhS0 aud TTfHt, under the command Of
Captain EuChar. destined for The discovery of The
NORTH Pole viii ardin their object but they are by no
means equally saugne oftie success 0f the Js0beia
and the 1lctaUdcr under Captain Ross who is in
strpced TO attempt The passage Of Days's Strait As
the ultimate of the expedition must necessarily
depend upon the sHhordnation and ditcipine Of The
men, the crews OF The vessels are placed under marital
law bat az the men all volunteers and proyi-
ded with advantage which the most anxious solicit
Jude fpr Their comfort aud safety afford we trust
that orcasioh will for enforcing he strcinCss Of
JyS North PoIs-It is said that Lord Cochrane has
cdused steam boat to he bui iu which ht intends to
mast voyage ~ the North P1ie aud from tirHle to-
Behring's Staii She is to be schooner ri2red. and
ti ne accompanied ~ some old crfer, ldocu win
flT n Spit1befCcu Here the Goals viii be-
taken into the schooner and the fnn Is only about
five days 10 the Pole AID rom thence 10 Behring'S
STRAIT Hns days. and - IS intended 10 m1kc use %
sais .shiu the wiud y fT his Lofdship is s4Hgune ~
oge of hrirg The hrst 20 plish TIE nortb west
passage The Pole ant flrs hutl OF tie Par
iautntafi rewards amour ing to 2jG0pf one taf ~
which nearly viii bc eNpsudeG w the ort.t Hazard
Gus a. tie navigation auong The ice steam beat
may appear bc set the beSeBe7f Of ships n The ice
gepcla'iy la"peHs ina cain. when fbe Tee b. moving
sbout In gl DIRECTIONS %, the nnd rcutffuts wbte tr
ships remain imuovcahe WHEREAS hy hrituu up fir
engine vfc1eser the Wind fs the fhp NAV be carried
We hcas'ily wish his Lord,hp success IN ihs Lat-
urdons undertaking.
me more etideace ~ the eGracioHs qvaify Of Ppyi
SiW0g iH curing turner's
James levi. II this cpuutt. has GATED uFfu us, AND
wishes MAKE kuowu tiat re adfCufef Of = Vfrt.