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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-13

The Rsv. TrMorHY HutrARD, is
appointei 70 pronounce al Grafton in
this Town, aJ Jhe commemora alton Of
the Fourth az July.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-13
NJcdtrez z-L0cgtian1-

Efr. P4rres = Nh. Diekea6a's B.zcfk
IA HIS EVEN Q, Mond jams i5rh,
i viii be pref.ntcd lie m,ch admired
Comes ID -. called
Tbs H'oaq2 2uaksr
OF PHILADEL -IIA.
W'rhar Iy 0K,sf., artb.- sr V,.5 04ty, F.eE-
land Reel Pss SslAey, Je
Young S.dOoy O ,ker N.r Downic.
Cd hrunicle- Mr.. Dickru[on.
Capr. Ambl h-Mr T4ycr
Ciod-Mr. Wilton
LouaLs Baracs
cp4Ierla1i Mr. Powell
sAetfach a Jew, Mr Bsh1I
C.= Sadboy MIR kenny
Twig-Mr. Parluns
Lady Rounceva Mrs D.t tenfca
Mrs Miueh,ur-Nrs DJwaic
Ar4minta Mis- Field
Pink drs Bign4H
Dinah Primrofe. fGs T'g7E 2gstsr, Mrs Powell
Eud Of the Comedy hy dt6re,
TLe Pl4c Bel y 3c2:!spl--P; E.i.? Fl1lS.
After wsich the Come 51aguf
Cad Z Mercy Devi'5 ia ne,
Ry ~ JZTgs7.
To which will Be Iced BY dcsrz and 6oli.
lively the 'aH Jine, the new Grand Psuto-
mine with appropriate steaery, Mzehi-
merry sc. caheG
Harfs4Hin Ranger
OR THE POWER OF Magic.
Fs.frT.5 fv.,ai Nights @.,ig u. "a yfefsu I.
b fr 7lM i5- grrl -f af5tgs
Har'sqan Nr Diekenl,n-C ,own Mr..
Riguau-C, l5s. Mr. O1wu,c DJn re1v.
Mr. Kenny-E4x,r. Mr.. BArnes Hymeo,
M- wilton.
CcIum5.ne, Mr., Bigs4ll-Seraphina, Mifs
Field
Sesrr Jf r,s' cfHts 10 7ea 7vf5 sLsi7 d,asG,,
7uJf.5 " E'uk ~ Fit 4ai f7tI-- HIylg g.fr " ~
.ifssli,rsn ne vseos, p4,Js.5 bY4 Do b51-Ale leeat
~, ~ Alegieai C5-irI, T1lI y's-Is Ls7s y.
Eae aaiei Tsaz5-i4 az 2. Hs.hga.7, Lrss iais
RID Ho Cor, zriL 5I ggoaae.fai iran! !taJaa ma
q oL Lofsr-SteHs vi, aysovsrs viezv effJ- T.r4-
Pc y fsas, eog5A.zg ef trHii4ut T,l-9 yszt VI eB-
q Fyzes ST. -Pbial sr- aJsgg-realq Co4h =
and ibsf sorei--ss ~ B P4. S..l aas Flusy
Dance
? = Doors to be opened At :, and NE cur
tain % rife Al 3 O'Clock.
Tickets To be had At Mr.. d. CoBss. as
sfual--Fox 75 Certs-Pit So.
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sarss at raaidn.


TO BE SOLD EY ORDER or COURT,
On Moaday he Etr.r'5 dy4Jay ns<f'
III eisvea o'etit IL Nh f,,ta.'a,
A TOT OFL4ND Iving a Por,IaaA, and
"A houudsd on D .ntorth and 5tat hrtets,
with the Brick houfe. new aud we Gat3led,
banding hereon. ami Pw the nrc ng-
houfe IN the fecond par II IN faid Pors md,
numbered fry and On the hr'sa G--btIHS
par of the rel cGatc Of J1DAH d LIMO late
1H Portland dcceaisd. w cay The JIM debts Of
AID Dslano, with Incidental charges. FERNS
" n bc liberal. The prcmiics may ne viewed
any iue previous 70 he iae by applying 70
the fubfcrbcr. Sale to be Al the l4id brick
hoEfc.
For myf-lF and DAVID BACON,
my GO -adminifrator.
ELiPHALE SMITH.
Portland, 8i5 Jaa., 1903
Real Eltate for sale at Auction.
Oh We1aaar, t5s zzIof Ttas iaf
IL n o'ebtk breefg vOiR bc I5f AZ 245i Y-.1I4s,
N ID PsIEG' Ar8io4 Rom,
IN P,rtaal, 70 tbsbRbf5;Ahr.
S54 acres o. that valuable Farm,
III Wir45Ir, lately owned Ny VIZ Abraham
Of5o7d, ani now in tbs P1Gc Of Mr..
Paul Litttc Jun. # lea n a oolJ and u ~
good traA Of Land any within lhoEt
diaancc al Por' land under good improve
meut. is worth the attention Of the far
ntr. OF ofthoie who.wi.h peaf4nt and pro-
htabe farm as a country fear. An indilpu-
t4be title viii be given and terms made
Eaova at the time and pace 0 lAic.
Porfi17L June :, 1906.
t-r- - A. ~ &C.,
~ The fub(crl5er will receive
ii 0ore At lis At lon Room u Fo-elrect,
at the head Of Ingrah4m's Wharf. any coz
Ggnmen.s Of Glud,, both FLY pub " 4lI pri-
vlte f4ie, to viii ch all due attent mn WI be
. I'D but a. Goods viii .1 received for pub
lic ftle ercrp fI:h a. Ar ablouycly to bt fold
wthnut r-.=rve Every favor viii BE- re-
ceiysd wiIh thanks. by the puo cs moh hum
bic leryzn-,
DAVID PEASE.
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Houle Lots.

WlEbs J5r Sat qtity t5s i'm dyy June
" Hof ysfsszo ! ly %. l5i5 iszqnty
a Piece of LAND, containing about one
a acte and quarter, with good Houfe
thereon, a'moe new, four rooms on hlor !:
together with two Barns, ir good repair--
being n the town Of NsyftyaI'Ht6, and ne
the Meetinehoufe : l. heing formerly the pro
perty OF Ast54airl B'sH.bt : ju7 and taken W
execution. Auy perfon def ous Of purcha
hng the above, may know the price NY apply
ing 20 WILLIAM HOLDEN & Co IN Port
hsal, or MeGrs. HATHswAy * DAVIS. Store
W 40, Safe 6ys.t, B3fsn, altar the n Of
Nay inli Nay 70, sos
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-13

NOTICE J. hereby siyea, that the fubrcri.
~ her has been foly appoiated Anignee Ct
the ERAte sls fees VA
ELIJAH DAVIS,
Of Bath, in the Diaricl of Maine. Bankrupt- =
he therefore Fequths all parioas indebted to
laid Davis TO make immediate payment and
rhofc who no any Of bis effects, to deliver
the fame to him
ANDREW GREENWOOD.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-13

10 be fold, for prompt payment,
II 1T valuable tratt of Land, called lEE'.
GRANT, containing 500 acre., lying
IN thetowno oi N0yTVay, 10 5he county Of Cum
her and, b. the Proprietor. who sE9e9s to
pc n The premiies in Jane next.
Propofal. FOR purchatng will be received by
the iubierihcr--wi'h whom al perlOn, who
have occupied any p,rt OF f4id Grant, and
thofe who have tr,fpAfrI o. il. are cal ed on
once nore,t felts, and thereby avoid !rrther
trouble ASA LEWIS.
Nribysynosi5, NY c.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-13

Qnitcn Btates.s,D;9ri7 Of Maine.
nj Office IS hereby given % tie creditors Of
IN SILVANUS CUSHMRN,
% F'-flsas, - fad DiItria, Trader, aeainlt
whom x conmriliOn uf bankrup'cy hath been
duly innea and proceeded on, thar any Of aid.
ereditorE may Ne heard, 1t they hal ~ nk
TT, before 5he Judge Of rsid D,ariA, on Wed
nelday thc twenty-ninth day II Jure infant
at bis dwelling houle IN York, a. ten o'cl3ck,
A. u. againlt making ana Al owing cerufca.cs
Ct difcharse % faid bankrupt; before y hich
time exceptions to Guth allowance may be
exhibited.
D .vIO. sEwALL 1ag' 9i5e D5ffiA
Cert IF Milne.
5Hag t5. ElsH1 go,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-13

This is to notify the public,
THAT All connection ia hufnsfs has
l. cealed between the rubfcriher and Mef-rs,
EtrDayi Y Waiaa Wlsgisf7poyib of Ij5s6rf,
fOme time fines.
JOHN WINTHROP.
B9F5a, My AZ.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-13

Real Eltate for Sale at Auction.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-13
For myfeIf and DAVID BACON,
NV % .adminiltratnr.

ELlPHALE SMITH.
Portland, BIB Tua-, 1853
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-04

million and JaE dollars, I fend you
the following correction:
Dicd-T5bs Bsikeity, Efq not Thin
ar B9ltsLy .-7h0mas 2aLkel.y. is the
fon of John Buckley, and lately Amer
can Conful az Liibon-
Col. Humphreys, our late minilter
al that Court, married one of Mr..
John Bulkeley's daughters.
If biographical note will be &C
ceptible, ! iend you the following
Mr.. Buckley, at an early age, was
landed at Lilbon, a poor boy, fck
from an Englifh dip, and after being
fometime 10 the hofpital, was difchsrg.
ed, and went to feek employ aent !;
he engaged in a retail fore, with
Mr.. Thomas Parr. whole daughter
he afterwards married, and being an
active prudent young man, Mr.. PArr
took him into CO partnerlhip. From a
retail fore, Meffrs. Parr and Buckley
eltablifhed a Houfe in the commi6ion
line of bulinefs, and have for many
years had large fhare Of American
conGgnmcnrs, and by iuduary and
parGmopy, M. Buckley had acqair.
ed the immenfe property OF which he
died poGeaed.
Yours, &c. B. II.
N. D. The $50 ooc dollars to each
of the fix children was only divi-
dend of fpecie on hand-befdes
large property in hou[es, lands, aock
of goods wines, SC.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-04
Citizens of Portland I

THE day for again exerciing the
right of eleding your Stat. Officers,
is arrived. Be wife-be iuf-ani 4.
bove all be INDEPENpEEr. Suffer not
deGgniDg and wicked partizas, TO
flake your conHdenc. in yoIr tried
friends. or draw from them your iup.
port. Beware Of noify ltrcet-poifcians,
who are conaantIy proclaiming their
own patrioliifn, and yililying he men
Of your choice ;-5hun fuch as neany
folicit votes for places OF honor ard truit
for themfelvcs.-Do nor diGegaid yo1r
high privileges, and fuffsr your snemies
to triumph by your nsglea TIE
number of your votes would be reipec
table were the meetings duly ATTEND
ed but hitherto not more thln~haF
the voters have given their fuFragei.
Citizens an important criiis in our
national affairs has arrived. ConGder
then, the importance Of guarding on
State Government in its prefent purity.
This can only be done by your watch
fulneis, and Is rTENTION
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-04
ELECTORS OF PoRrLANn

ELECTORS OF PORTLAND
It IS The proud duty Of THIS DAY
70 ATTEND TO the election of Gsur,o.
LispteSart Govern9r, and Sszai.yy
you do not with to give Up your all
the aggrandizement of the Vrsiui
yaaioa If you Gill with to fave ,ou
own Commonwealth, which gave bir,l
TO American freedom, and iupporte,
il with the blood and treafure Of !.
citizens-lf you with TO preferve ID.
free governments Of Mafachuleus f.r
yonr own immediate fafety in cafe {
threatening danger-you will not n.
gled giving your fluff ages for the
who have afiiaed in eaablilnng All
fuPporting that form of governmet
which has placed you in the enjoymet
of peace, plenty and Independence
TheGe bleiiings you furely will not ff.
fer to be facriiced TO CRAFTY few al
bilious pariizans and leave your ell.
dren and polteritY TO upbraid you or
the lols of their birthright Mich
will depend on your votes this day, i.
:izens, whether this State ihall retairits
prefent cigni6ed and important RATS,
or be placed in The bands Of thoie Tho
will yield it to the views Of the arbi,
Iious and afPifing Ea Of Virginia. #
you with for the former you will dabt.
lefs fupport the prcfent Governor, Il.
Governor, and Senators III you Faf.s
the latter, your votes viii be beAwel
or their Antagonists.
EQUAL RIGHTS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-04

So-the buGneis has at length
come before the public. Mr.. Pichon.
the Ffealh miniaer. has at lat conde-
fcended TO inform us, that France is
notorioufy the proprietor OF LouiG-
ana and that New Orleans i includ.
cd; DOUBLES with both The Floridas-
While Cong,els was fitting, this was
piece OF Information not 70 beobsained !;
the Executive did not ehocie 10 make
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-04
.poEtlalsy,
MONDAY, APRIL 4, Isa,

ar The friends Of TEalgiryt.r.
the Contribution, and Corre7 PR
eiplss, will This Day, join in fup-
port OF the following
Grus TsoeraI LID.
His ErcallencY CALEB STRON1
for Governor.
Hisdonor EDWARD n. ROBBINS
for It. Governor.
Hon. WOODBURY. STORER ara
JOHN CUSHING, Efq,'s.
Senators for CumberIani.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-04

NtGv- 0rifanJ.-Reports refpeding
this place are as contradictory as they
are unmercus.-All that can be laid
with certainty on the fubjea of The clio.
fure of that port againa American
produce is, That it was hut in Noven.
Der lat, and Gill remains 70 and that
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-04

o. TIE a3orrsd rsseiiaz rsmnsrtet !
nine O'5lock, far traafa7ing fozva B4fs-G
and f6s Pol qvh epsa al el.vss foy !
e6oioe " G7Vera0r, Lieut. Gsrsr1sr. ov.
Senator.
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the meaiure, has not, NEITHER formally
nor Informally provided that Eqavohsnf
EfaBtibmsri liipulated for by the treaty
of 1905, in cafe Of The (" oeclatioH" OF
New Orleans THAT Congrefs has
granted Two Millions Of dollars TO be
employed by the PreGdent n his difcre.
ton That M. Monroe, left the Uni
ted States, for France, on the 9Th OF
March, to oPes a negotiation on the
fubjea and that fince The SpanIfh and
French miniaers have afcertained thar
he was fairly on his plRage. they have
been very otficions in giving our govern
ment aF4rdscs5 which every one fees can
be founded on conjecture alone, and
prorit5 of interference in Departments,
wherein hey can have no more az lhor
ity than in the iland Of Japan. AS loon
the KEYS of the French Treafury are
turned upon Mr. Monroe's dollars, a
new tone will be adurned and we fhall
be told. that Spain had ceded TO France
the province Of Louihana. in The condi
ton it was 10 priot 10 the treaty of 'o5
and thar we mrR feek from Spain IN
identification for any loGes we may fuf.
tain in confeouepce of that ceRion. Ii
may not be nal apr5bot TO mention that
the Marquis de Gaia, the Spanifh
uiiniaer was guilty of an untrUth, when
h aGerted IN his letter to the Pre(ident
that oplv the :. Operative parto of the
Spanith ir,-nian.'s proclamation had
been pnblilhed IN be American papers
The ryptb Is he PROCLAIM alton isfire
was publ;ibed in All the papers in De
cember & January laf. Immediately on
its decentralization babsr, Maye5 ~.
--=
P,eEtn. H3ont-The follcwing Is
extracted from the late Preliden,'s an
fwer to an invitation to ioin in the
celebration Of the frR landing Of
o,r forefstbers al Plymouth:
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lee' wen s''uhIeu eoi''i>''oh,
ma - 'ne peu pa'ne'Piss q Oh. sr1't anu
io'lou' nneeleo !, az .u.e''sa y
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10 ~ aS,th Ia - a 10 o..
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q. 80 :! '.if p.s.e"' .ns'..'''A'0 ANp
9, VIII -. 80 - 80
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CHvs.auaan,, ranar;a' - 49,. -. 90
- - 1880 O"D ~ a. ~ n6 s'l"n
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- - i"i -. S -'9 nav "a,e
ioi'e''ii'eS OSe" &c 6Se :" NY ldnh, |
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-04

The following is a tranfIation Of the
Firlt ConiuFs letter, to Madame Le-
clerc, on the occaiion of her huiband's
dealh
When | conGied to General Le-
clerc the expedition to ST.. Domingo,
forewarned him of he danger which &C.
companied il, and the glory he might
acquire by it. Your huiband has left
behind him a glorious memory and
hat juitifics my choice, You have par
taken his Perils you have attended him
in lis LAD moments you have fulfilled
the duties which united Won to his delii-
ny \ and I am oonfoled by thefe con.
Gderaiions, for the lofs we have fuf
tanned. am (atis6ed with your con
duct Il am even proud OF it. We owe
our country many facri6ces In
charging myielf with its government,
I have engaged, when ns7ehary, to fac
riice for il my own life, and tsat of all
who belong to me. Your huiband has
fulfilled part of this engagement his
name fhall be infcribed among thoie of
brave men and your own name will
enoble the lit Of thole widows whom
the great nation has promiied to protect.
That nation has ALTO adopted your
child remember that this is trua for
the care of which you will one day be
to t."
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-04

ireland --ConGderable diRur5anees
have lately occurred in the counties of
Limerick an d TiPperary. They
aroie from local jealoulies and provin-
cial aatipathles-and NOT from politi-
cal projects. Application was about to
be made to the government to proclaim
the martial law there, when appearan
ces promifed fpeedy reltoration of
tranquility.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-04

Oblerving an error publilhed in lali
weeks Magazines and having perion
ally known the gentleman who lately
died at Liibon, worth more than a
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-04

From Sa9anab, Marc5 u5.--" We are
credibly informed, that there Is French
gentleman now in this city, bearing The
appointment Of Commillary (or Tome
commi6iopunder the French govern
mentl for the port Of St. Auguaine
and lhat he fails for that place the hrlt
fair wind. A circun1Rancs which
gives additional credit to the reports,
thar we are foon 70 have. Tie French
for neighbors upon the waters OF the
81. M2ry's, as we'll as the MidhPfL
This colonial agent, or whatever ne
may be, is faid to have belonged 70
BonaParte's army in Egypt.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-04
BOSTON. APRIL =

BOSTON, APRIL Z.
Capt. Tyler, who arrived on Wed.
nefday from Gibraltar, and who left
that place about the 2oth Of Feb. ffates,
that no news had reached there Of
declaration Of war sgainR the French !;
nor Of the lois OF an American frieate.
The confaf's letter re(peaiDg the de-
elar alton of war, was dated at Malaga.
Feb. I. Had fuch an event really &c.
CURED, we conceive it would have been
generally known at Gibraltar any DAYS
prior to the 10th of FEB.
SALEM, APRIL I.
We converted with gentleman yelterdsy
who informs u that he came through Am
bert OF Tueflsy laa, that gang of foresrs
had been detected, 70 the number Of 40 or 10.
mott OF which had been fecured in Amherlt
jail They had circulated Counterfeit bills
Of NewhAmpihire Bank {zo doIlars) and Of
Wetcrly Bank rs doIlars) to a large amount.
Ihofe chat were confined in the jai bad fuc
ceeded in deltroying the inide ofthe buiIdina
and Il was found nccefaIy 70 ltatisr an arm.
cd guard round to prevent their efcape. II
appears that a combination of lheie Williams
extends from DunlzbI5 to o-os, perhaps fur
ther. They had alfo coOntcrfei: dollars; The
plates, &c. were alto dfeoveIsd znd taken poi
tClIon Of.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-04

From tie Bsllon Maga=ine-Marob a6
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-04

CAPE sf Gaod R,bt.-The ictorna'ioa
of the arrival of orders at he Caps
coun,ermanding tLoic for the iarFen-
der of the place to the Datch' Is cen
irmed. The terms agreed on 81 "a
Britiih and Dutch Commanders, ~
the prefervation or order while ioiaisfS
of both nations remain there' fave
/, been received. The Dutch tTooPsi
is faid, mutined, and offered 70 lslh -
Engllh,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-04

From Nfqgy0rk, Marsb eve learn
that Mr.. King, our mTniifer a. &c
Court of London, is exPeeted TO leave
England fome time in the noon'h OF
April on board the Jonn MirsaF5
6ne vedel, for this port, which mas
been chartered for his ufe 70 that Mf-
King and family nay be expected AsI-
by the middle Of June.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-04
BOSTON, MARCH IS.

Eatt from CAPE Francoi5-CaPt. John.
fon, OF the brig PAfley, arrived at New
york the 10TH init. in II days from
Cape Francois, informs, shat IA gun
ihip and feveral trarfports, having on
board 1000 troops, arrived few days
before he failed and that oceo more
were hourly expected. That the brig
ands were Gill dearoying and burning
all around the Cape That on the 9th
of Feb. they furprfcd the on poa, took
the hofpital, and murdered all the Eek
in it THAT they got poaedion Of the
fort commanding the town, bur were
foon driven from it, with the lofs, il is
faid of 500 killed, wounded and taken
prifonsrs The lofs of the French was
triiing--That on the 2oth Feb. the
brig lnds attacked The Hand of Tortu
das where they maGacred all the whites,
and burned the new hofpitals in con
fequence of which troops were direaly
f-nt from the Cape TO attack the m =
That the day before capt. Johnion fail
ed, news arrived from Aux Cages, that
the negroes and mnlattoes at that place
had revolted. mafacred all the whites,
and joined the brigands.
Capt. Johnlon further informs, that
he failed IN company with fevsral
French vehrls bound to leeward, with
troops on board-one brig be under.
GOOD, was boun d 10 New Orleans, with
anew governor Of LouiGana.
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Lsnsr j,sm NJ. Pi.Bsn Charge d. keF,5 y
fbs F'sasb Rfrpif, is'its Gsvsruv sfti' Cable
az Mgg9y ~ Lesyf4u.
Communicated 10 the Secretary OF stste.l
Csmgsfo1pn, near Eal5mgfsz Cay,
iiib Mafeb, 1853.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-04

The appointment of Gen Betradotte
g be nlIni0eT to the United States, in
the room Of Citi=en Otto, does not ar
que very favorable iaue to the nego.
tiation for the poG-iiion Of Louiiana-
Whenever Bonaparte has received to
ram do7U5 any mealure in a foreign
country, he has generally feleaed for
the purpofe an officer of Bernadotte's
grade and character.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-04

Two frigates and three briggs in II
f.rvice Of the United States, are unde
orders for the Mediterranean, to IA
early in May.-Awoya.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
VIENNA, August 6.

The archduke Palatine is arrived at Pres
burg, in return from his voyage to Peters
burg. Itappears that his journey was not
of a political nature. Our court does not
interfere at present, IN direct manner,
with differences of France and England
She is anxious that their differences should
cease and that Europe should at length en-
10Y tranquility, after the numerous distur-
Dances bv which she has been agitated.-
Perfectly satisfied with the sentiments OF
the Emperor Alexander, and of the princi-
pies that direct his policy, our court reposes
itself entirely on that monarch: it is per-
suaded that his powerful, energetic and en-
tirely disinterested, interference will suffice
to re-establish peace between France and
England, if the latter is not determined to
sacrifice every thing to her ambition and
her individual interest. We shall soon
know the result of the impressive remon-
strances that the court of Russia has made
with this view; and if her benevolent in
tentions, her reiterated efforts produce not
the desired effect, all Europe will know to
whom is to be attributed the continuation
OF war, which must orlng SO many nlSioI-
tunes on the continent.
1t Will be species of political phenome-
non to see the Turks at the head OF coal-
ton, and yet we are about to witness such
an event. We know that the ex-Venetlan
islands have declared that they will observe
the most strict neutrality during this war,
and that they will be united IN this view
with the Porte, which has already made
declarations of neutrality. 1t is now SAID
that the Turkish minister has drawn up a
plan ofneutrality to which most of the ma
riitinse powers of the Mediterranean and
Adriatic have been invited to accede, and
a similar invitation will be made to our
court. This union of the maritime powers
of the south of Europe will form an equi-
poise to that of the north and the Baltic
The Turk WILDE head of the one: the Rus
sian the other.