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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
!, !. Far. Tie Gasefss.
To WIZ. .wlDGRRy, 6s2yzRs.

~o->st
Sra, '.'a are. 'erss
TAM aware staras'n fu,. h.r noticing 700,
fhall too much crafty your vanity and give you
Kind -coEffqdence which You have long been
ambitious TO gain. By appearing as writer 10 the
Suel'c prints ,Rpt 10 taking this ground you have
eApofsd yourfsh to Inconvenience exbarraa.
ments which you protzbts dit tnor forefee Will.
ing, as certainly ann. Gr, TO do full credit to your
abilities 10 every sefped -allowing you due merit
for all you, GREAT a9d AMixsLE qsal,e.-ailcw.
ing you to poGeis as much arr and low cunoing as
are necedary,iat leah in plain dealing -adm.tin.
your addres and perseverance, ip eletaoneer;np.
and thouland other namelefs qualities Yer, g..
I never fsfpeded you would have made your A..
pearanee as a Public Wrif~ And l lhould not
have publicly noticed you, had not CO.. 6dered
your fentiments as thoie Of party, with which you
hope to acquire popularity. and Of which you with
to be coniidered as one Of the organs.
A duty, however, which l owe to NY fellow
citizens, induces me 70 far to expofe your views.
and oppoie your efforts, Iprefume ~ill at LEAH
tender them harmless. In the profecul;on Of this
duty, ! fhall keep principles as well as men in
view. Yet unlefs you mould prove TOO vain,
fir, will ju9 premife, that it is not 70 much lhs
coniequence Of your OWL character, ths, of your
appearing the champion Of party, thar leads me
| to make iuch OFFER vations as fhAl from time 20
| time leifurely addrefs to you.
can make allow anee for all the party cart.
| and borrowed exprst1ors with which you have
| vainly attempt TO Intimate ycurielfin,o the favor
| Ct The Mechanics bur cannot forgive he knave.
~ with which you mir ePre(ert fssls You endea.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21


fcs kDer.y aud WHO af.et dnchareinp with hon
ok, dsan! inolt important trufs conferred on hin
ny lbs fellow tit'xehs, was fafed by WAsHixcrox
The Wit, ef of his iervices, and often ,he eompan.
ION Of bis sxe,t'ons, to that high office his con"
dua in which, though now the fa.icta of acehia
sis,'. has always been regulated by the NOT con
t>ientions rssaId TO bis duty ard TO his oath.
rhefe ere Inquiries to which he Cannot flppofe
that yout honorable Body will fufer him to remain
expofed. He therefore perfumes to folicir, moa
RESPECTFULLY, but mola earealy, that your honota
bic b idy WI not adjourn without peferiog arti
cles Of impeachment againR him. and thus redu.
eng to precife froia that accufit'oo, which 10 its
Preleas vague and general Gate, il is impolsble for
him 10 'epe,- Gould an imme date pal be had, ii
would be lat moa agreeable to bis fe -lngs bu, as
circumstances reader it iippofible that he LIQUID
be sra,ied IN t;sat extent, he forbeAs to ak it
and confines hinielf 10 that reaueA which il is, he
soneives, petfeely eafy for your honorable body
SAMUEL CHASE.
Baltimore, z45 Matt. 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

before iuries on Sunday evening lar, The import
ant blow was lruck, which we hope will fufperd,
It eat for time, this new kind Of banking bu
inefs Four men were arreited, by furprfe, a.
the hou(e of Mr.. John Lynch, in New Bolton, in
the very act Of R'iknig off the bills, amp juR be-
fore they had 6nifhed their Sunday work They
had with them between fifteen and twenty thou
fand dollars in bills of different Descriptions, and
the plates on which they were impreAed. The
plates and bills were, i" Beverly Bank" 80 dollars
% New Ham?lhire Bank" payable in Ph'lsdel
phia, ten dollars Bolton I" Union Bank, n
Dollars 5" E.d,x Bank" Salem, dollars and
Port mouth Bank, dollars. The plates were
extremity we'll executed, and the be9 JUICES OF bills
have declared, they ikould have had no heGtancy
ID receiving any Of them, had they been Ggned,
and the blanks filled Yeaerdy morning one other
perfon was arrcaed, and brought 20 town. who
from had 80 70 ten dollar bills Of new E1ampih,re
bank, payable in Philadelphia, 20 If which were
igned. and is fupoied TO be the perfon, who has
been the principal hand in Ggning the bills. SIEVE
eral have been committed TO Goal, and others laid
under heavy bonds for their appearance at the
Superior court to be holden at Hopkinton the |alt
TueldAy 10 the prelent month.
To provide more futable puniihment for the
crime feenns to have become ablolusely neceGary
and we hope foon to Zee il exciting Legislative as'sn
too. Until this is the cafe, our ctizees maA be
continually expo(ed to the impoGtions Of the
bAfeR of mankind. Am5e5e pap.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

Mr.. JtNxs,
THE importance Of having the Office Of
RegiRer of Deeds filled as ioon as pofible, and the
perion who will eventually be choien to fill fad Of
6ee, is too obvious 10 deed commeut-1'hersfore.
to effeet choice At the next meeting. il is pre-
famed ,hofe candidates for faid Office, who had
70 fmall number of votes, will in lultice to their
fellow citizens, leave the field t. MIR. Ella Msr.
r;N,of Falmouth, who had almoR double the mum
brr Of votes Ct any other candidate.
PROPERTY.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
Extraas Jrom ErgIS p1pers.

The following Anecdote is in circulation in
DsSGs Tbemss Emmett and Aribsr o. Conner,
who had been in that Counuyt during the whole
Sum ner. about ten or twelve days ago. hired a
fma vef. ian hooker> at Kinfale, and. b. prom
lies OF great reward. Induced three Rout feamen
to carry them to France, with fsveral trunks and
boxes Of baggage. They effeaed their eicape.
and were put on fkoe near St. Maloes and
while they went up the Country, two French fol.
diers were let a. guard upon the booker, From
thefe perfons, the Riniaie men learned that 'he'r
beat was eon6icated upon which they nHantly
adopted aud perfof med the relolu,ion OF throwing
the folders overheard. and returning to male
which they did, wi h all the trunks and boxes all
Of which thsy delivered up to the General Officer
commanding at Co. ( who has found them chiefly
filed with plans and correfpondences Of the mott
extraordinary nature.
When Admiral Lrsoi's fpuadron fed from
Poadteber,y in the lat we k Of July, (probably on
receving the intelligence of the war from the
French Government they left on fhore $50 troops
nd FIX Jask, Of doNa' !, landed from Que OF their
frigatss.- THIS treAfure is now in our hands,
as Is alto the town, though tn. French troops are
not difa, msd.=The French agents had already
begun to form vaa eitablilhment of Seapoys BY
enormous bounties, and increafe of pay, beyond
that which we give to our natiAe troops. The
nnmbers aate6 10 have been enrolled, though not
regimented, are not lefs then 5000. This force il
now, however, neeefarly dfperied.'
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

The votes from Freeport. Raymond, Poland.
Pejepfcot, Harpfwell, Sumner. Dix6eld. and Buck.
Geld, on account of i'rsgulariy in the return.
(icme not being Ggued BY the Seleetmen, and in
fome cafes the warrants not being returned, and in
Others there being defeee in both thefe refPeAs
were not counted.
The aate of thefe votes, had they been received.
would not have made any difference in the relult ;
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

PORTLAND, SATURDAY. APRIL II. 1904.
YOTES FOR GOVERAOR.

The returns from ,r6 towns and plantations in
this Rate. give Gov. Strong a47zs, Mr.. Sullivan
10, ,7s. There are yet '37 towns and plantations
not returned.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
DIRECTIONS

- Captain, Of v4lsi tos"d 10 tn Mlsheti.
The mouth Of the river is in lat 80, o6 N. Try
TO keep 10 the latitude. and bring the block hosfe
to bear W. N w. 3oN. and run for il may run
into 10 fathoms wafer with fafety, and anchor It
neceifary. The anchorage IS good every where.
When in, and bound up the river with leading
wind. run from point to point. taking care to keep
out Of the bends. II obliged to anchor. be careful
to come 10 on the point.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

Several veiIes of britilh Wea India outward
bound deet, which was dfperfed 10 I aorr, have
been taken by the Frspeh privateers.
TIL. port Of Charleteon IS faid to be bloekaded
BY French cruixer, which Oops the veFsls a. they
20 out. and actually lies 10 wait It the mouth Of
the harbour to catch the Britih veaels as they 50
TO Cea. .ss4sa
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
Yctty for ReqiHer Of Deeds.

Tssn for Rsgjaer Of Deed'.
On Wednesday laa the Juitices of tis county
convened for the purpoe Of counting the votes tor
County Reeiaer. The whole number was s4sa !,
neceGa,y to make choice, I343. :
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
YoRrsMovru, APRiL /

Bani B1h.-The buinefs for counterfeing
Bank Bills has for tome time been going on fwn-
mingly; and notwithstanding the vigilane of
the civil officers and the exertion of feveral awe
CITIZENS, the feat Of mfehief has long lain on
cealed, and The credit Of the banks. and the bro
perty of individuals threatened with ruin Sine
important information having been obtained sr
ng the two lalt weeks arrangements were nde
tor the apprehension Of the Williams. and BE
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
A SUBLIME ODE TO THE GRAND CONSUL.


MOST gallant, noble BouaParse,
For our invs6on all 70 beatty,
Equipping millions to come cver
To cat old Ehdglsnd at meal.
I guefa that thou wilt land At Deal,
Lkrwhs near Thames mouth, and Dovet.
Remember that the hiilnrc psge
Rccords>tha ia his tyyes rage, go
Thy brother. .4exsnGtr. ipard the Aftss
He never Psirsev kilid, nor Bard,
Bur loaded them with fair reward,
Inlead Of lones and pixies, and darts.
And when he came Thebes !--whas then
why thcn--he ordered al his mea
10 fpare the faered hod(e OF Fis&w
Aud not, araidf the conzAgration,
Wild uproAr, aud dire deva(atcn,
Reduce isso perfeo cinder.
Twas done the koufe with all It's hsndfome taekns.
Stood fate snd found, while al the re were cracking
Coa(ut "a Bs,d Of much renown
BY far the beit of r!,is fair town, or rather City
A bard or genius mot fabIime,
Whole works defy the teeth Of ai~s:
Exceeding humorous too, and quaint and witty,
Withesso have his goods and ehassles
Safe from the ruin of thy battles.
Yes! mid the fire and fmoke and imother,
Copy thy little wry.neck B,ssStr,,
And thou fhat be mn1ort al D my metres;
Say" Since the fon Of Philip fpara
The dwelling Of the Thebsn Bard. =,
BY heaven rn fpare his Engli0 conGn fa~s
POSTSCRIPT,
Mind Lin thy face never fpit
Like Cress;ae. WsdSo~, Billy Pts,
And fervi'e Para tes-thcir tooh
No blufh'd for all the fquad.
Thinking them either drunk or mad,
And eall'd them all pack Of fools
From the charleioa Courier.
Mr.. Edi,or=Bygiving tie tsve.U;.g Pa,er Noter
place ia yoar psp~, .oa ~i1 Srs.jy one sShe Es"'
bimfF
PAraI& AnAroa.
"PIacasds to the following effsa, and munro.
rous others Ct a fimlar,endeney, have been lruek
up durilg he night in various pats Of the Hano
verian country.
"Arrayer, faid BY every true Hanoverian pa
trot on the ith bay Of the FirR Ccnial, Nxpol-
core Bonapar,e, AuguR Vs. 1903
"OoR Step Father, who art in Paris, eurfed b
thy name ). thy kingdom be far from as thy will
be done neither in Heaven nor on earth; do no.
take quite from US our daily bread; and forgive
u. our NOT loving thee, as we forgive thee thy moi
loving US; and lead Us not into deeper mfesy but
deliver Us from Thy ragged huIlars. fu6leers, and
tarvine ragamuAins for thine is the kingdom OF
woe, dareis, mockery derifion, and Plunder, with
out end Amen"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
BY THE MAIL.

HhueLln. AA~n1
CAPT. Hildleth on Saturday. prosident'ally
d. kei up. 10 miles from land. Seaman. belong.
ing 10 tie brig Garland, of NaGau, which arrived
few days ago. He when intoxicated had gone
70 sleep in an old 6lhing canoe which lay at one
--pf the wharves OF this city. on Tuefday night
laa, which driited on, to Tea. On Wednesday
morning found himfelf out Of fight Of land. With
: out even an oar, at the mercy Of the waves where
he remained without iuAenssce days.
NufoK Ms,eS ST. A fehooner, loaded with tar,
&C. at an,hcr off ,i,e county wharf, yefterday eve
n,sc took FIRE throusn the carl~Hneis Of a negro,
which would have teen Of very ferrous confePuence
70 the ihipping in The harbour. particularly The
fhos Rebecca. and Charles Garter, which lay alt
err, wsre it rot for the activity of lome ia'lor'
VITO exiucu,hed the flames, after having dettroy
ed the fchooner's fails.
Nssv 7Iak, Apra7.
Upwards Of 1000 we'll armed Frerch troops
v;sh leveral general officers. Who latey eicaPss
IRON, the reien ment OF the injured Hay''ans, nov
uiun,rhan,ly free and inoeFcidans, are sncamp
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

AtpO;utmeass. THE National 'ntelgencer of the
4th contains a lit Of tweoty new appointments ,
among which are. John S. Sherburne, Of New
HamPfhire, to be Diaria Judge; and Jonathas
Steel, to he Attorney, in the lilria Of New Hamp
fhire Jonathan Rudel, Of Providence, to be Con.
ful at Tuni. benjamin Tupper, OF OHIO. Re
eeives OF Public Monies, at Marietta Charles
Collins, Jun. Collector and lnfpeeor Of Briaol.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21


port Of Philadelphia, during the lar year.
The Bri,ifA naturalization have forwarded tie
records of wela Florida 70 our government. It
is thought that country belongs TO Lcufiana.
At churburgh. the beginning OF March, IN esp.
months. S
On the zo,h of FEB. fensence Of death was prs
noune ed on Mr.. Afet. csnv;0ed Of fraud d
The Bank
Abcu, the 7oth Of February, . 8risifh fqsfl-
ron appeared off Susriuam. and letters were .snt
to the Governor. demanding the iurrendsof
the place As there were few Dutch troops the,
it was expected it would be given up
The Birth have abandoned the iege Of Or.
arcoa for the prelent.
ChriRophe has declared that any captain dec.
ted in conveying French perfoo from ST. TO-
mingo, fhall pc ihot The Haytian color' rre
red and blue.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

Exnsa Fl Inter from Csmmods,t Prebk, to mr. Cal
cart, Assed Jas 4, 1901 in the barbour Of Syrscge.
"Ihave jua returned from crn'f: of rtipoli,
where on the sd December captured veAel With
the Baihaw's prefents to the Grand Sgnor, accom-
panied by feveral officers Of d;ltioelioo. sruR
this capture will give US considerable advantage 10
negotiating peace"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

linear the city Of Havanna. and excite on fsnali
'esree OF jcaloufy and appreciation 10 the minds
If the feeble SpaIiArds.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

Hosddy Ht,I S.--lt is Gated in the Portf
mouth Oracle, that the United Rates. have fui
tanned lofs of or 900 dollars, in conequenc'
Of illegal credit having been given at the Cuiion
Hotie ct Por,fmouth.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
FaoM Evaops.

Commodore Prsbe's fquadron viii eonfiR, when
the intended reinforce nent arrives. Of the Cont
tuition, Pre6dent, and United States Of ~ guns
Congress and ConRellation Of IS; John Adams
g Syren Capt. Stuart Of Is; Argus, HUI, Of
IS: Nautilus. Sumers Of Is; Enterprize, Decatsr
Of 4 and Vixen, Smith, Of ~ guns.-in al ele
ven veGels.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

ss4.%oe barrels of Flsur, were inipeded az Il
port Of Philadelphia, during the lar year.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
SAMUEL CHASE.

Baltimore, z4fS Mart, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

A bill for incorporating the Mercantile Com
pauy in Albany, has paaed the houfe Of ahem
bly,, and had had he FRA reading In the fenate
The capital Rock is 100 900 dollars. Ih's compa.
pany are required to pay into the treAiury tor
The benefit Of the Gate 1000 dollars, on or before
lie lirf day Of July next.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
From the Charlsilou Courier.

Mr.. Edi,or=Bygivi.g tie janorU;rg Pa.er Note
. place ia jour paper, sou sDN grs,jy one svbe 6s'
him/lF
PAraIR AMAroa.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

Between and 1000 dollars, have been gener
o, ~ fubieribed 10 Philadelphia, for The relief of tn
poor andindigeus. who fuasrred BY the late 6ie .
Norfolk. ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

Mind!-in thy face never fpit
Like Cress;iie. W;sA6o~, Billy Pit,
And frrviie Para tcs-their tools /;
No for I blufh'd for all the fquad.
Thinking them either drunk or mad,
And eall'd them all a pack Of fooiA
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
Fsom Nsw OslsAss, Ms,eh, u.

FROM NeW ONLsANSs Much 70.
"The segment of LouGspa has received orders
70 hold themfelves in readine[s TO depart on the
9Th int: for Penfae ola, where they are tranfpor.
ting all their Rores and amunition. The Span
iaIds laugh At the idea entertained By lome OF your
apient politicians. OF that country and Mobile be-
ing iocluded n the cefion. They FAY i IS more
probable that LouiGana will retsrn 70 them-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-17
proclamation.

WHEREAS there is reason TO believe
that malignant fever now prevails in Sc.
yeral of the West-Inda ISLANDS, and as it
has moreover been deemed expedient to
prohibit the admission of vessels into this
port whose cargoes may consist wholly, or
in part, ofarticles liable to putretaction, un-
til the same shall have been inspected by
the Superintendent of Quarantine--I do
therefore, with the advice of the Common
Council, hereby declare the law for the re-
sgulation of quarantine at the port of Alex
sandria, to be ia complete force and opera
ton from and afte- the date of these pre-
SCENTS: And | Go most solemnly enjoin all
masters and pilots having the command OF
vessels coming from any of the said islands,
as well as of vessels coming from any O.
sher foreign port, whose cargoes msy con-
sist wholly, or in part, of substances sus-
eceptible ofputrefaction, to bring such yes
sells to anchor at the place assigned for the
performance ofquarantine, and when there
to conform strictly with all the duties and
restraints required by the said law.
In testimony whereof have hereto
setmy hand as Mayor ofthe town
of Alexandria, and affixed the
sAAh) seal of my Office the 10Th day of
July, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and four
ELISHA c. DICK.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-17
TIA Clef du Ca5inet,l
MENTZ., April "a.

Yesterday courier arrived here from
Paris. with dispatches for the project, since
whlcha report has been generally circulat-
ed, that the Senate will soonprcpose, That
the Government shall be rendered heredll-
tarv in the family Of Bonaparse, and that
then the registers Of Departments Wi! be o.
pened as was done two years ago. ne
young Napoleon, the nephew OF the fifSt
Coasul, who will be appointed ms next
successor, was born the tenth Ct October
1902.
Moreau is now permitted to have books
brougllt to him in the Temple, and IS en-
ployed in writing the history OF his cam
.paigns.
According to accounts received here,
Admiral Nelson is stationed with his Feet
oG the Sandman island Magdaena.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-17
NEW-YoRG, July II.

FeREIGN NRws.--1'he eastern mail OF
this dav furnishes London dates to the 18th
inclusive, oae day later than those WATCH
were given II the morning papers. / he
leading articles are those which relatc to
the changes in the administration OF Cyfeat
Britain and the elevation Of Bonaparte to
the Throne ofthe Boarbons. WHAT vii
be the consequence of these events to Eu-
rope and 70 the world, time only can DIS
close. We have neither leisure nor room
to offer the re- naariss which occur On these
eyentful topics.
The following are the articles received
by this mornings mail.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-17
PLYMOUTH, MAY Z.

Came in an American ship OF Boston,
from Amsterdam, in Only eight days !; the
master reports he was under an embargo IN
the Zuyder Zee fer sore time, whes1 an
order came from the French Commandant
for her and all neutvals 70 sail the 29th A
pril, or they would be laid under a further
embargo, and their rudders unshipped.
Fifteen thousand French troops had march
ed into Anslertanl il 3ne coarse Of the
week preceding his departure, for the pur-
Poseis was said Of invading England. The
Dutch troops, where they can do It, hearth
~ curse their French Allies, and the expe-
dltion against this country.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-17
HAMBURG, May /.

Letters from Vienna of the 21st ult
mention. that the note which the minister
Of the Elector of Baden has presented to
the Imperial Court respecting the arrests
of the French ;Emjgrants on the Electors
territory, particularly the seizure OF the
Duke of Enghien, has given occasion TO a
conference of State, the result ofWhich
is not very favorable to the French inter-
est.
The Austrian army now consists Of
41f98s effective men.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-17
HANOVER, April u.

In Brunswick the regulations concerAing.
the residence of French emigrants who
have no particular permission, are renew
ed. The new war tax will soon BE- pas
elished. General Dessolles has required an
exact account OF all the expsaces and
charges from the entry Of the French army
to the present moment, divided into pro-
per heads. Conscripts are continually ar
irving from all paris oftke French republic.
1t is said the Hanoverian soldiers, and the
servants Of the Palace and Court, are TO
have their pay stopt.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-17
VIENNA, ApriI 23.

Our government has ordered three new
fortresses TO be built in the ci-deoant Vene-
tan states, and two in Tyrol. The plan
after being approved by Archduke Charles
is ordered to be carried into execution.
Butths as we'll as the completion OF all our
regiments is.only defensive measure. 1t
has Notwithstanding, caused much suspicion
in France.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-17
LONDON, May 11-14.

The political views of Mr.. Pitt have at
length been gratihed, and he isnow placed
in those situations TO which the greatest am
bition of any subject, however superior to
all others in ability, rank and eloquence can
aspire. This event took place on Thurs
day saerning, about II a'slsck waea Mr..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-17
HAGUE, April %.

Tomorrow the Minister Of War gene
raj Bertheir,is expected at Utrecht from
Zealand, where he has been from hon-
logne. He VIII review all the troops des-
tined for the expedition against ln6'.'ati az
Utrecht, Iie.wif proceed to Amsterdam
and North Holland, and thence retura By
the Hague to France. Ii is generally be-
lirved that the expedition against tn8laal
will now soon take place.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-17
LIVERPOOL, Nav 81.

The Swedish government has ordered a
number q gun-boats to be fitted out; they
are to return 10 Stralsund as soon as posi-
bic. 1t should seem from this measure
as if Sweden, were apprehensive of some
attack from France.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-17
St. PETERSBURG, April S.

The Lavohian division is SAID to have
received orders TO hole Itself in readiness
to march. The corps which are drawn to-
gether in Poland, is not at Gredno, bat
nearer the frontiers.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-17
PARIS. April ID.

The Criminal Tribunal has condemned
the timber merchant le Pageto the gallies
for SIX years liz has been convicted of a
fraudulent Bankruptcy. GGtAe.lao0 bank