Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-23
MARsEILLKlls HYMN oF LIRERTY,

Ye Sons of Freedom, wake to glory! Hark hayk! what myriads bid you rise.
 Your Children. Wives, and Grandsres hOary, Shall hateful tyrants, mschiefs breeding, Wuh hireiing hosts, ruffian band, Alright and desolatP the land While peace and liberty lie bleeding? To arms! to arms! ye brave! Tn averaging sword unsheath: March on, march oN, all hearts resolved On victory or death.
 New, now, the dangerous storm is rolling,
 ,, Which 'reacherous kings confederate raise, The dogs of war, let loose are bowling, And 10 our fields and cities blaze. And shall we basrly view the ruin,
 While awless force, with guilty stride,
 Spreads cesolati far and wide
 With crimes and blood their hands embruing?
 To arms! to arms! ye brave! &c.
 With luxury and pride surrounded,
 The vile lnsatiate despois dare.
 Ihe'r thirst ot power and gold unbounded,
 To mete and vend the light and air.
 Like beasts 0i burden would they load us,
 Like gods would bid their slaves adore
 But man IS man, aud who is more?
 Then shal they lOuger lash and goad us?
 To arms! to arms! ye brave! sc.
 Oh, Liberty! can man resign thee,
 Once having felt thy gen rous flame? Can dungeons, bolts, and bars cOnime thee
 Or whips thy noble spirit tame?
 Too long our country wept, bewaing
 That fasehood's dagger tyran,s wie!d,
 But tteetnm Is our sword and shield, And all their arts are nnavang.
 '" arms! to arms! ye brave! Sc. A destructive fire broke out in Front-s,reet, the compac, part of Gloucester, Mass the morning o the 18th inst whicS destroyed between forty and ffy buildings. Loss estimated at about $I0C ,000-pary insured 10000 barrels of mackerel were destroy cd 
 MdRRIED.
 In Cornwall, the 4th ipst., Mir Peter C. Greves, of fvermont, |" Miss ELza ParmeIy; of Cornwall; of Kent, to Miss Mary Moody.
 In Deposit, N Y. Mr Orsamus Crandall to Miss Betsey Ann Carroll both of that place. In Hartford, Mir George Sage, of Berlin, to Mss Mr Lemuei Clark to Miss Mary Ann Winship daugh- ter of Mir Wm. Winship; AIr. Anson L. Comstock, of Boston, [" Miss Mary Ann Ower.
 A New Haven, Mir. A. II. Foot to Miss Frances M. Hoadey, daughter of Capt. Simeon H. At Middleinwn, MT. Chauncey Johnson to Widow Belinda Camp.
 In Midd!e,own, Mir Edwin F. Johnson, to Miss Charlotte ShaiIor. In Wintonbury, Mr Hector w. M,IIer,o Miss Emily Filley.
 DIED,
 In this town, on the 3d inst Mr.. Edwin T. Wilmot, aged l9 son of widow Hannah Wimnt. In this town, yesterday morning, Mir. Andrew Au- gustus Winship, aged l9, son of MT David Winship. In Bristol, on tue l4th inst. Mir Gaius Hill, 40. In Lebanon, Kentucky, on the l6th ult. while on a journey, Leicester Darlington, Esq of Bristol, Con. aged 40.
 In Ncw-York, Mir Samuel c. Chew, of New-Ha- ven, aged 26.
 Iu HamAcn, Mr Thomas Andr"s, 68. In WaIngiord, by suicide, Mr. Asaph Merrman. 56, Al Auburn, N. Y. on Sunday the 18th inst after a short illness, Right Rev. JOHN HENRY HOBART, D. D. Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church "t the State of New-York, aged 55. He had been absent time from his residence in the city, visiting the different Churches in his Diocese. The Bishop had long enjoyed a high reputation aa a faithful Minister of the gospel and asa scholar His death is a serious loss 10 his docese and to the country.