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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
To be Sold in Tobbam,

a LOT OF LAND, containing about 90 acres to-
n gether with a Dwelling Houie, Barn, &c Aandng
thereon the terms Of payment viii be made conve-
nient the phrchaier and pohtihon given on 1ale-
Alfo the STOCK and FARMING UTENSILS which
are now on t-For further pDrrcuars, inquire of
March 8. T0NATHAN ELLIS.
O. NOTICE rs KEREB1 GTYEW,
THAT puriuant to an order ia writing to me, by
A. the Judge of the Di1ref Court Of Maine the
DISTRICT COURT, which to have been held at
Po7OnaiboSng5, the Fyf Tuelday of A4ayeb next,
now adjourned to the SsfOsd TuefAday of the fame
month of March-then 20 be held at fad Pownalbo-
rough Of which all perfons ntereed to take no
tice, and govern themfelvcs accordingly.
ISAAC PARKER, Maylsal Of 61sus.
Portland zlb FEB 1904.
THE copartherfhip Of SMITH & LITTLE, by
il mutual agreement is this day ddoved -
All pTiO0s who are indebted, or who have de.
naDds on iaid firm, are requefed to call on T5ous-
Smith, 1t their late place of butinefs, for fet-
tIsment. THOMAS SMITH,
TIMOTHY LITTLE.
EiEd5an, FEB. a., 1894.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
Sales at Auction.
TO BE SOLD AT AUcTION.
On TUESDA7o, The I6fb day of Marcb

nest, al 10 O'Cioek, Il. w. oH tbs PrsmJs5.
THAT VALUABLE ESTATE, belonging Is
the Tubfcrioer, at Byoud Cozr Nortb Yar-
roatb, 10 lots Of different dstcriptoas, ia order to
iuit thoie who may want fmsll Farms, or fuch as
carry on trade, nay'gation, and fgl5ry, who may
Win to have Iame Lar4, and that near the falt
water.
The mn lot will 5e Ire Dwelling Honfe, Orch
ard, Gardeo, aud OHt Rouirs, with tgcuty acres
Of Land, including Bulldog Yard, near the town
landing where wharf will be built the enfuine
hummer, the timber being already brought to the
lpot.
For further particulars, inquire Of the owner
on the premiles--or Of Mi. EDWARD OXNARD,
Auctioneer az Portland at each Of which places
aPlan may be feen, and the terms Of payment
known, which will be liberal
Feb q. WILLIAM MARTIN
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08

The election of Governor for Newhamp1ire, took
Faes on Monday laR. The federal candidate was the
Fssas eOgcraor GILMAN, to whom the J4cobins op-
Flsc c'h;r avorte hobby, Col. LANeDoN. In Portc
sS that bot 5ed Of JacoBinifm, the former had 4s
'o'es-the latter 549. We have not heard from any
rtht Interior towus, where Mr.. Gilman has generally
ssts Imported.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08

The Rudian Archbifhop, PLAro, who Off
ciated at The coronation of ALExANDER, is IoS
years old, and a man of ditinguithed talents.
He has coniecrated three Soyereigns of RulIia.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
PHILADELPHIA, FER. II.

MAMMOTH
ruE SKELETON with which it is Mr..
uhr.dt Peale's intention ihortly TO Witt Eu.
~ y. was yeaerday 10 far put togethet that
rr r.'.;ous to taking il to pieces for the purpoie
a.eking np, He and fzOetV. other gentlemen
.l,ook Of collation. euitbia the breaa of the
. .:.,sl all comfortably feated round fmall
.sr Js, aad one Of ar. Hawkins patient portable
oaaos
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08

soacsst. 99hsn on forne inSehigatioh.
~ a;ye : and fnaFt boy was found to BED
4 - drsHed in ma(euline attire to aid the
s,;oo iaiention Of her matter Every
,s,on grows wifer and wi(er-but this
ss;s certaiay an improvement on the wifdon;
4 Z ,be prsienE age
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
Dfen.

In this town, MIR. Mo,Es ILsLEY, aged 63-former
ly Of Newburyport
AT Wndham, aSth ult Mr.. THOMAS SMITH, aged
81, edeH ION Of Peter Smith, Elq.
AT Newburyport, MIR. BENJAAiN MooDr, aged 81.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08

Capt Oglvie, arrived At New York from
Cadiz, informs, 4" that no vefel from Norfolk
or New York are permitted 10 enter any of the
ports Of Spain but that vefels fr om other
parts Of the United States are permit ted to en-
ter after performing quarantine of fifty
days"
The poafcriPt IF letter, received at New
Bedford, from Liverpool, of the date of Dec.z
ifates, that motion had been made in Par.
lament TO continue The prohibition Of the ufe
Of Grain in Diltileries bnt as the motion has
been rejected; the prohibition will ceafe on the
ut Of January next"
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08

Lrtters are faid 70 be in town announcing the un-
p:aan' news of many hipwrecks on Cape COD. A
FrtlaOd brig is mentioned to be among the number.
We hai probably have lome particulars by the next
nail
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08

70 cOmPenfate for the want Of news this day, We
alsrsling political matters. The important numbers
q Lsss, crsgn, caRnot be read with too much atten-
ten. The writer underRands well his Gubjed, and
hasii With mater hand
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
Shorthand,
MoNDAr, MARCH 8, 1902.

The intefcourie between this place and Boron has
~ been much interrupted for many years before as
hihs late flow. We have received 10 Bottom papers
lnsr than the 18th Feb.-which in good weather
Ne here the day after their date.-We have nothing
X from The feat Of government but are anxiOuny
vdfus the arrival of papers from that quarter.
We have had ne late arrivals at tits pert from
Earope or the Wslindies.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
P9GErIpt.

The mails due laR week, arrived yelerday after
noon but they do not contain much news. Tne
following articles the mott interening
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
DISTRICT OF MAINE.

NTOTICE is hereby given 10 the Creditors oF
IN SAMUEL MO0RE, Of D4vis5sua, in Iaid ID r
trtt' againt whom comrnIiEon OF Bankruptcy has
duly ifued and proceeded upon, that thsv NAV
ihew caufe before tic Judge Of tile Diflr6 Courr
OF Maine, On WadAgG9y the fecond day Of March
netK, at the Court houle Pownalborough. if shcv
think IL, agani, allowing and approving Of the Ca
tihcate OF difcharge Of the iaid Bankrupt.
DAVID SEWALL,
%E4Es Of t5s DJgri17 Cont sf 1faias.
FeIraayy n, t8Sa
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08

letter from the Secretary Of the Navy to
the COMMITTEES of Cong on naval affairs in
forms us, 4" that from he reduced lcale of the
appropriation, the intended Improvements Of the
navy yards mutt in great degree be iulPen.
ded." BY the ftme letter we find that fome
OF the navy yards are 70 Be fold. The great
WAsHNoroS, who had doe ienle Of the vIr
tuous and Peaceable temper Of the Americans,
was thoroughly aware of the wickednefs of o.
ther nltions, and therefore repeatedly urged,
in his addTefies to Congreis, that we could not
expect perpetual pace. and thar we ought in
peace to prepare for war. Future events, Il
we doubt pat experience, will lhow whether
the maxima Of the Waihlngtonian or JeHerioni
an administration are the wifer.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08

AT A COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS or TAE
PEACE, BEGUN AND HOLDEN AT MAcHIAs,
WITHIN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHING
ToF, ON THE THIRD TUESDAY IN AUGUST LAST,
AND coNrWuED Br ADJoURNNENr TO The
THIRD TUESDAY CT CcroBER, a. D. 1904.
HE petition Of D. MEL 2. UPTON, and others
Il humby thew, thal new IIieh Way or commoG
Road Is very much wanted, leading from Eanport thro'
townthPs Number Nine and Number Twelve to Ma
chia-that aid high way would Be Of very great public
uty' and would greatly accommodate the citizens Of
fald county
We therefore pray your honors grant an order of
notice 70 the Proprietors Of lad townhps in msnn-r
PrelcrIbed oY Law, ihew canie il any they have,
why Committee (hould not be appointed 10 opea
and make fsd road-And your petitioners as in du5y
bound will ever pray.
Daniel P. Upton, Stephen G Iohnfon,
John Burgin Ioiiah Harris,
Lewis F. Delerdernitr, Marihau Thatter,
Abiah Crane William Chalonrr.
Oliver Shead, Jacob Penniman,
Jonathan LeAvtl, Simeon FoGer,
Samuel Ellis, Rbenezer lngee
ON the petition of Daniel p. Upton and thirteen
others-Ordered, that the petitioners csue the fuo-
anee OF their petition and this order thereon 70 be
pnblithed in the NszD-Eaglaad FaHadfar7 printed by
Young & Minus, and Ienks Portland Cazase three
weeks fucceiveIy, the lat publication to be thirty
days at lea before the fitting of fad Court Of General
Seiions of the Peace which will be holden al Machiss
me lecond iueidaY OF May next as by adjournment
from the third Tuetday in October A. D I8oT-Fo
the end any Perfon perfons intersled therea may
then and there appear and thew caufe, If any they
nave why the prayer Of sid petition fhou'd not hs
granted. AtteR, RALPH II. BOWLES, CLERk,
A true copy Of aecord-Atten
RALPH RI. BOWIES CLrRr
HE Subierlbers, having been duly sppoiGIcd Nv tns
\ Hon. William Gorham, Efq. Judge OF the Probate
OF Wills, &c. for he county Of Cumberland Guardians
70 ELIJAH TUTTLE, of orfyarzsSnt5 ia faid county
who by the Seedmen offaid town has been Adiudgrd
Spendthr-hereby caution all perfons sqaini rad
ing with him and thoie who NAV be indetred 10 I'M
aganlt paying any thing 70 him; bur all luch pefons
are rsquefet u make payment 10 Us and rbore who
have any demands againf iaid Spendthrh, are afa
Tequeted TO bring II her accounts 10 us
STEPHEN u HARRIS
DAVID PRINCE, O1irS'as.
Norttyarr7oa'5 Frbrp1ry TO- IS91s
a-- ASosrt I.,sr,f. a-i.f-I l5-i, E --- --------
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08

The prefent Membe's of Congrefs (botb
Houfes) amount to I36. Of thefe FIFTY
SEVEN are natives Of Virginia The Prefident,
the Secretary of State, the Chief JuGiee, and
many inferior officers, are alfo natives Of Vir
g'nia. This Doa give Prepontering influence
70 that State, in The admtiilration Of the gov
eminent. It might not Be a ulelels inqu'ry,
what nurt1aer Of foreigners are employed IN the
government.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
From the Salem n,,..,.-r.l. .

From the Salem Cazette-Feb. az
Monday the 18th init. was the importan.
day, on which tie fery trial refpeaing the Ia,
dietary billwas to commence in the Houfe 81
Representatives.. This fIbiea has undoubtedly
called forth all the abilities of the parties, either
IN council, or in the field of debate. Bv all
the accounts from Wilmington, it IS certain
1t IS there feriou1y conidered as oueaion.
whether we will have written contribution.
or whether il ihall be attempted TO bring every
meaiure to the teR of that variable thing called
public opinion, that is, what thoIe, who in the
icramble happen to get the power, may declare
to be 70. 1t is faid the MinifsyjahRr were de.
termined to drive through the bufnsfs in one
week, and have the deciGon on Saturday. "a
that the fate of the bill is probably ere now de-
termined. BY the Cogiqitstionaliqs, every effort
OF rehitance which Jealous patriotfm could
intPlre, has undoubtedly been made; bit, from
all the Information we have had of the pre.de
termination. of the majority, hardly hope can
be Indulged for the contribution. This once
dIHolyed, infead Of cenRitutonal courts to dc
termine on he right or wrong, we haII have
an : arraignmear of all abules ar the bar OF
public reafon,'' as Mr.. Jefferion eSpeAes 1t
and this appeal to the " public reafon," with
the other wild Projea contep plated, viii, We
fear, produce iu, h fcsnes Of dhcord As will nev
er be calmed by the mere force Of "realon."
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g PeetA N FrGsea

Z" The 18th of July commenced in
1859 the new deltinies Of France. AZ
ter thirteen years of labour, the 18th Of
July returns more dear TO you, more au-
quit to pofterity. You have conquered
all obltacles and your defines are accom-
plithed. Within, not a head that does
mol bow to the empire Of equality f; with
out, not an enemy to menace our fafesy
and your independence; not a French CO.
louy that is not fubjetted to the laws,
without which no colony can exllt.-
From the bottom of your pcrfs, commerce
luminous your ioduf1y, ard offer yop the
world in the interior, the genius Of the
Republic fertilizes all the feeds Of profpe-
:ity.
" People Of France, !',as this epoch
may be fox US and for oar children, the
epoch Of permanent gooj that peace
may be embellilhed by the union cf viz
tue, Of knowledge, and Of arts that In
fitutions adopted to Cur character may
turround our laws with all lnlpenetr2Ole
rampant (; that our youth eager for IN.
ftruttions may 60 to our Lycea to learn
their duties and their rights that the
hifory Of mileries may guarantee them
from paR errors, and that they may pre-
terve in the midl} of wildom and concord,
this edi6ce of grandeur which has been e.
retted by the courage Of the citizens.
" Such ate the with and the hope of the
French government hecond their efforts,
&their happiness Of France will BE- immoT-
tai as her glory.
The Firf Conful,
(Signed,)
EoNAPARrE.
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boiling, number Of various and diferen.
dimes at the fame time, it will anfwer to
warm or heat any room or apartment pro-
pofed by conveying the team out of the
boiler through tin pipe into Tin receiver
of adequate Gze, by which means alto,
and uI.on the fame principle, a hot bath
may be prepared in lhorr time. Before
my removal from New. York to Alexan-
dria | have fully telted by actual expert.
uents the feveral ufes herein mentioned,
by Kitchen Stove and Boiler. /, have
erected, and am happy to find by the re-
.fult that every object thereby intended
will be obtained, and that not only the
wealthy, but alto the poor, from the great
iaving OF fuel, will be greatly benefited.
N. BOUREAU.
WILLIAM THORNTON, I Wit
CHRISTOPHER S. ThOM. neGes.
On.a new trial mace the 9th init. 10
prefence of feveral perfons OF this town,
thirteen gallons Ct brine, egg proof, pro-.
duced nine gallons of drihkable water,
while my dinner was cooking. By means
of a wormtot one inch bore | have diail-
led at the rateof gallon and half an
hour, which | am ready TO prove on board
any yenel, the owner of which permitting
me to coekmy proviGons at my own ex
penfe and.if nv caboufa or kitchen n All
be thought convenient, the owner Of fuch
vedel may have it at fra colt, which /
compute will be from rzo to 80 dollars.
Having obtainedsa patent for
fourteen years, any Perfon infringing my.
rightmay.be certain OF being proiecuted-
half the damages recovered will be paid to
the informer, with a certainty Of having
his name kept fecrer.
NICHOLAS BOUREAU. J,
Alexandra, September 10.
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From tbs (Leadon) Coajrr IF Juy 9Th

The M,xitexr Of tie sd int. has brought
an article, which will be read with Tome
intereif here--a fort of pEallc! between
the late and p-eient MIniIters OF EAglano,,
during the war and TIE negotiations, anu
review of the conduit OF LORI G:env'lie
and Mr.. Windham, during the pace
This paper is in better lille CT dhqua-
ton, and written with leis preiampIloa
than AIRY with which we have been lateiJ
lupplied from the fame loLrce. lhePr'e-
NAUTICAL inteHogations, the st'emp' al, e :,
pigram, the abrup: dedudions, arc Ia"
aide, and the writer plainly tolls villa; nc
would have his reader und srttand. II j
iuRly contended, that, if the peace be 80,
as advantageous to E' gland as ilc eou'u
with, it is becaule the late M!nii;e's n'o
endangered 70 much by the war, thai w, ~
prelent have found it a fuficient oo]ss' :.
lave what their predecefors 'sd 10 n'S'1
loft. The defence OF the peace is 'sS, *,
upon this footing, and the condltlo" s ., a.'
our allies, from RuBia to the rand oe's
nor, is examined TO upport 1t. 10 .'s
greater part of the eoncluGon which '''
writer draws, We can readily aGeot.I
| England, indeed, might have the galIa9G'II
1 e whom (he is allowed to pHcls, AL
mirals worthy of command, and ne "a n.
tors of consdeac: yet all 'heis Gnu"
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Alexandrla, September 10.
LatsR Foreign Intelligence,
PARIS, Iulv.7.

The hrf Coniul has not TIL lately hewn
a diffofition to parsake Of any pleaiuEes.
Much pains have been taken to induce
him to enter into faRe amulements ).
and the Miniaer (J'alley,rznd) has been
heard to FAY, that if they could ret
fad out a method of employing him
for fix hours day, France would be un-
done.
In uniformity with the above principle
he has at length been brought TO- fulfle
the iports OF the Field that is forty
bears, few harcs, and three Gags, has
been tranlplanted into the toreft OF Marli
for his diyerGon. But a circumstance,
which has excited comfortable fanGation
at Paris, is the that celebrated lnanuicript,
which contained the different regulations
of the Royal Chafe for Louis XVI. and
from which leafhad been torn for leveral
years, has been actually replaced within
the laf fortnight.
The ihip La Zoe, which bad lately
been dlipatched from St. Domngo entered
the port of Havre the. 3oh ult. after
paaag-, ol3I days. When che failed
from Cayes st. Louis, there were rumcurs
of the furrender of Tou.Gaint aud DeGa-
lines but nothing official on that ilnpor-
tant}fubjed had traa!plred. The quarter
OF the iland frcn. which the La>Zoe came
had not experienced any of the diafers
which the rett of the colony had fufained.
This fortunate circumaance is aftribed to
the iurrender of the Black General La
Plume; had it not been fer him he
Whites would have been exterminated to
man. Tradei is in mott deplorable fate;
the exports are effectively uncomfortable ;
the cotton harve9 is-not got in, and the
little, the negroes think proper TODD, is
i'll done.
The commercial intelligence from Port
au Prirceis fill more aflitaing raw fu-
gar is fold there from 50 to so livres the
cwt. that article too is extremely fcarce
as the Blacks refufe to work. Cotton is
alto very fcarce at Caye, ST. Louis, be-
cauie the Gonaives and the Mirabelais
have been dearoyed by FIRE: the trifing
quantity which is to be had at Port au
Prince COTS from 23o TO $50 livres the
indigo ,harveit has totally failed; coffee
is the only article to be found, and even
that COTS from rs ,o-az fous per pound.
the colony OF ST. Domingo ovelfows
with Englilh merchandise; it is i'm.
pofible to land French goods in that
liland without making the greateit facsi.
fees.
1t is not thought that the Legifla.
tive Body Will now be convened for lome
time.
PROCLAMATION.
| TIE CyiaA eftb< R<5nbhc fstEe French
/ people.
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blindncis and other inftmi,ies Of ase ni,.,
be fuppolei to agsravate the chasSin o e.,
diiapp'iased Statelman. His Old ana VIZ
Lent antagonllt Colonel Barre, VINO bsI
alto iatainei the los OF fight, chaoced on s
day TO be placed by him in The Houfe IS
Commons, when he happened in the court,
OF th: debate, to make fom, obleryat;ons
on MS former political controversies
But fruit continued Lord North tb,t
notwithstanding the violence OF nv opa,
neots IN public, my conduit has procured
me few private enemies. There is, e.,
example, my old ana frenuols aatsgooi;s
Col. Barre, he and have had many touch
political difpntes, and yet l an conident
that at this moment, no two pe1oos in
the nation you'd be HAPPIER to fee oue aoo.
Their.
The following is The opinion of iuaic.
Backbone, concerning the py:lent quef.
ton IN agitation, nsmely, Whether Re.
PREVENTATIVE Of the People is to vote ac.
cording TO his opiniol or TIA: OF his coz.
ttituents! /" For the end of his COMING 70
Parliament is not particular Du: general
not barely to advantage his conaituents
but the commonwealth; TO advil. his
majeay, as appears from the writ OF fun.
mons, DE e0mm2ui eowfljo ixpv negotjt
7aibas d1nard'xs ct wgexn5as, rsgen,
fafum, ct Astsghon<m ,egini Anghe, E.
elite AxgAiean4 roxcexenh5ns: and ,he;s-
fore, he is not bound, Ike Deputy in
the United Provinces, to confult with, or
take'the advice of his conaitaents upoo
any particular poia. unief, he hmleli
thinks it proper or prudent 70 to do"
Black. Com. Vol. i. p. I59.
Sappofe the practice OF locally inarla.
ing Members OF Parliament was prevalent
and univerfal throughout the whole
Empire, is it not probable that different
counties might tuEnih their members
with inhruttIons dameificaliy oppohte to
each other, and if,hey, as oound TO OBEY,
are preciuded from the exercife of their
own Judgment or from receiving convic
tlon by the arguments Of others in the
Senate, there would be no neceihty for
debating any queaion, no re;taiy for a
representative being poa.Eei OF fuperioe
und erfanding or eloquence, no neceaity
for his being an honef man-his indepen.
dence is atan eni-hc has received his
inaruttions, and is con{eqnentIy prcde-
terniaed how to act, and there is no oc-
cation for any exertioa of intellectual ia
lent, might not a tinker or cobler b,
qualified for the Office ofllch epr:tenta.
tive The hra of tn, lately pu5lilhed 1
refolutioa ahtrts, that il is the e" bounden
duty OF representative, TOT 10 ler up their
own opinions 10 oppoGtion TO the opinion
Of their conltituenis, box upon all occa.
lions to o5ey theis initru:tioos and yet
the iecond !elolution maintains, THAI
" 1t isan indi( penGole duty that they
(hoald f.Iett fuch Candidates Whole abb
|ities and independence will afford the
9ea !ecurity, g." Ifthen Members a:e
pound to i" obey" how do abilities
and Independence" become neceGary OF,
low can either be exerc:icd /? bai ifon
he other hand, ttete qlalid :aions are in.
lilpenGb!e in Byi,i(h Senator, fArely IN,
Of inaruttions is totally mad
nitlibie. 4
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----- Duncan comes her: to night,
And when goes hence?

e When the Auhrians and Runians have
got footing in European Turkey, will
they relinquith thoie fertile provinces !?
PaGwan Oglou's force is ,Sp!elenred to be
40, GOO lrong. One OF the detachments
have advanced within two leagues of the
Auftrian territory. This has afforded 10
the Court OF Vienna an location for de-
claring 10 the Porte, taat it is neceGary
to occupy WaIiachla III order to fecure
the Auttfian frontiers from violation.
The Stakeholder is to have the rich BIZ
nopric Of Fulda as his indemnity. The
revenue of the bilhopric amounts to
rs 900 forms.
Bread is extremely dear in Holland, The
price advances every week.
July 10.
Strong jealouGes exit between the Dutch
and French governments, upon the fubjett
OF commerce. The Dutch government
have informed the French thar they fhall
increafe tie duties upon F5ench mcrchan-
dize, if more favorable meaiures be not
adopted with refpeet tc the trade between
Holland, and Belgium and the Rhine.
COCKPIT, WHITEHALL, July "A.
Before the mott noble and right hon.
the Lords Connnifioners Ct Appeals In
Prize Cauies.
The Minerva, Sueonius, matter. This
was Swedif, chip laden with cargo OF
brandy, which was captured in the pro-
fccution of her voyage sfrom Barcelona,
Vile Nova, and Saliva, to Bofon, on or
about Augua z, 1899, by his majefy's
nip Bottom, John Erikine Douglas, Efq.
Commander, and carried into Halifax,
where the ufual proceedings were CON-
mence1.
1t appeared that the hip was reitored
with freight, in the court below, and the
cargo condemned from which fentence
an appeal W as entered. Their Lordfhips,
after hearing couriel in this cafe, directed
further proof TO be made OF the pro-
perry.
Lord Hutchinfon, who has arrived in
Dublin, willno doubt be received in the
mott Rattering manner. Eminent as his
le1vices have been, he is ja0ly dear in
every part of the United Kingdom; but
he cannot fail to be konored with peculiar
marks of reipett and af.aion from his
own copntrymen.
!, Lard Nsrb. We cannot forbear be-
ing pleaied with the following bon-mot,
at a period when his influence in the po-
liticaI world WAS no more, and when
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LONDON, July 10.

Our intelligent correspondent at the
Hague, informs US, that the court OF Vi
enna;has propofed to the Court of Peters
burg, to march troops and take poaefion
of Wallachia, for the apparent puTpoie
of putting an end to the troubles in that
province, and Of qusl!ing the rebellion of
Panwan Oglou.
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Lord North. We cannot forbear be.
ing pleaied with the following bon
at period when his influence in the po-
li,ical world WAS no more, and when