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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-23

siace our laf, the arrival Of capt. Blake
II this port, ia 81 rdays from Liverpool,
has furniihed. US with London papers to
AUG. the principal ARTICLES Of intelligence
has been anticipated byarriras az Boston.
A very lengthy anfwer to the Note of3aron
Noyosiltzof, has been Pubi(hed in French
napcrs as q communication from Berlin,
At the fame time, from the state cunning
and policy il diiplays, no doubt can Be en-
tertqiued Of It beirg the genuine production
OF the CorGcan Ulurper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-23

n Northyarmouth, DR.. John Green Of Ealport, to
Nus Abigail Field, the former place.
~ F1ahowel, Dir. William Cooper, mer. to A1ifs
Elizabeth Shurburne, Of Portlmouth
II iroon, AR Samuel Drew, to Nl!s Lucretia BRAY.
--Capt Francis &. Butler. to Mis- Francis Bert.
ar; samuel Vaughan, Jun. to AIls Elizabeth Brown
lnsaen caPt. Benjamin Waters, % NIils Eliza Beck
81 Mr. David Swaiey, - Nils Lyd Z Nichols,
n Croto-n John Paris Little, Elg. Attorney at law
q Corham Maine, 70 AIif Mary , Pr lcott, dsugh-
ter & the Tate Ken. Oliver Prec9t, Elq Of the for
Her place
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-23

For SALE, a valuable eifate in Scar
borough, confting OF an half acre OF LAND. IN
high itate of cultivation improved as garden f,ot
"a large and very commodious DWELLING HOUSE,
As feet by SO, containing on the lower aoo-
and chambers, completely Gnfhed; accommodated
with an excellent cellar under the whole contrasting
two brick arches It has, for long tme proved 4
very valuable itand for a trader and would prUae much
more 70 for houle of public entertainment. View
ing the hyperion advantages Of s local htuation on
very great travelling Poa road, only eight miles dance
from Portland and fix from SAGE, communicating with
both by very plea ant roads, and in the vicinity of
delightful tract Of alt marfh where the fportfman
with his gum and his angle, may end an ample range
for the agreeable amuiement Of hunting and taking
variety Of game the banks Of the river circumftan
which cannot fail excite aAociations for 70
cia hour /; the public opinion, prefime will never
cenure the propretors for great degree of partiay
in oblerying that IN their eltmation, fland fer
houle Of public entertainment II cannot be exceeded
by any fpot in the Diitria Of Maine.
For terms Of iale, apply to JggbJ Ensy5a, or John
Wood, living the Premiles.
Scrrb0rourb, Sept 20, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-23

i this thwn, Affs Ss!iy EH,i, aged o8--yvhofe a.
riab.e and virtaous qualities, commanded re ele4m
Of sll who knew Asr
hrs Euuice Davis, aged %. VIE Of Nf- Nah. d
----aPs. Dame. I.'ycr, age4 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-23
CHEAP GOODS,
QUINCY % DIX,

fOme very elegant.
cafe elegant London N1illenary,
trunk Bonnetts, aGorted,
cafe scotch Bedticking, containing 45.pie,o1
aGorted qualities, -.
bale luperGne Cotton Long Cloths, flitable -.
f ihirting-Large aIortment India Cottons. A.,
cafe Cotton Cambrics, white and colored. a.
gS to 6rper yard GA
Lace Cambrcs and Lace Mullins,
Black silk Wells, very rich, for halfprice, l
Muffin Cloak, with elegant sorders,
g Shawls-Veils OF all deicriptions-Turbans,
SO TO- aaorted Sewing Silks,
Damak Table Cloths, and comnoa Diaper,
Florence Silks and Laltrings-Tnda do.
Ladies Habit and Long Gloves,
Durable Inll-Flatberry Yarn Dimoties,
Spriggcd Muilin-Morocco Purles,
Kid Shoes-LAces Of All kinds
Fashionable Rbbons-Fne Flannels,
Silk Gloves Of every lsiud-SiIk Stockings,
Some o. the eheapel Cotton Chambray Mullins
ever offered for lale IN this country,
Calhmeres-Sw nfu7vns
Fancy Veling Velvets, &C &c
y. b. The principal part Of the above Goods were
Purchafed auction for CAP, out of aock of Goods
belonging a merchant in Bottom, who has lately
failed in bulnels.
CT WEsT-INDIA GooDs, as ufual
Se5t. rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-23

- OToiag TO Tbs qdDPafsa Of ot he Carriers " tBs
Gazat 7ge are e9a5el amply zgBo Is not 70 qyaH &c
qnita5oa& any 9 on Patrons Be omitted Or aot ,ee
barPaPrS at be gai 5oa, tey zyW viezv zui5 aaa4o,
and BY calling Or fading 70 NE Office, thy zvH D. ayaigai
Sgitb Paper5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-23

4 IL perfons ndeb.ed to The elate Of Benjamin
smith, de-eaieI a-- hereby informed, that un-
les the- ana $3.50 ts Snail Be pad BY the seth
0aobcr next, thev wii Dc efs with au attorney Tor
-sgiscloa- AA--L-AEL SMITH, .lIairi.irHsr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-23
Be eyolent Society.

'HE Members Of the ParfiaaR B-srussqf Sssv are
hereby notihed-fl4i their annual meeting j. TO
be holden the Court Houie, IN portiad on Wclnes
day the iecond day OF Otober neat AZ three o'clock
IN the afternoon
Bv order0f The Manapers,
JOSEPH II. INGRAHAAI, Secretary.
Portland Sept. p.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-23

q TIE defg1 sf ibis S5ciefy, Is to AFT and
reasI'f t51ie e.ieff5 g cemp9bIsr, 7yb9fc cira0u-
faHceS may reqaire reliet, ia manner diflreat
Jra7I that, 4Vbie5 Is 3, k4gg Fr2vided, ~ tie
blptert q Ibe par /; ooastrsbeadng therein tie
1gidalg ant He JafbgieG, The dsfifafe and bel5-
rs .franger, dndaH zgb2 ~ Eckac., iAfs17ify,
or ml5f5rtmle, may a. reduced 70 ipdigeqcc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-23
Pilcataqua Bridge Lottery,
FOURTH CLASS,

HONAS CLARK. has for fale.
at his BoaL-sieye and Latfeyy-CF.e, Flidfreet,
tickets at Dollars, and Quarters at ID S-5 C. III
the Fourth Cais Phcataqua Bridge Lottery The Ma
nagers allure the pubic that nearly one hall ,he tickets
are already engaged, and au early day viii Sc appoint
ed tor the drawing in Bottom Prize tickets tpurcha-
fed az town efewhegs il al other lotteries, VIII
be received in payment --Orders from the country
lF 2ritl crcloGrg puzs tickets or caih fhan be
Punciuaiy aHecuted. C5m) Pytlsad, Sfi2.
HE suhlcriber, being anxious TO have thorou u
iettienent 81 tbs concerns. by the irft of Januar,
nex'-hc-c'y re4u-.ts an parlls who have accounts
u with ham. 20 lerte lh. fame previous that inns
JOHN BUCK
Bas5iaEi, SEPT 20, 1895.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-23

Li0erbo0i SAT-, 49,
CIV di.eharging from brig Harriet, aud Tor lale b..
Lemuel Weeks & Son,
sept e. 10 2. CsntyaLR2ly.
NOW IS THE TINE Z
Juit received, and now landing for lale,
BY John I aber * Son,
THRtE Hundred barrels freih fuperGne
FLOUR, from new wheat,
Thirty barrels prime PORK
-4b9, liz Sore
" hole, han and quarter cafks, l.. p. Madeira and
COCO W.T. bef green Coffee,
1000 VT frei4 do
Sugar, hioaies and Coaco Oh .Efa. &C.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-23
- q FFAETH

SITE OF HEALTH
The Board of Health in philadelDhia on
the 9th init, publilhed an address to the IN
babitaDts, in which, after mentioning the
origin and progrefs Of the fever, earneflv
recommend an entire evacuation of thofe
parts Of the city where the dilsare at pref
ent prevails, as a mean Of preventing its fur
Their extenGon. Two hundred tents have
been prepared at Role Mount, a high end
airy dtuation, for the reception of thole who
are unable to provide for thsmlelves.
At Philadelphia on the 18th of Septem-
Der there were e'svsq new cafes in South
wark, and eigbi il the city and Northern
Liberties. deaths were, t1gslye adults
and three chlldren.-On the I4th Of Sept.
there were t1vslyecaies in Southwark, and
Jfyrn in the city. In Holpital 20, con
valefcent IS. Interments I3 adults, one
child.
In Newyork the fever RACES with greater
violence, and has extended to almoit every
part of The city, and it IS fuppoied upward
Of 5000 have removed, none but the poor
er clals remaining.
NEw-YoRK, SEPT. IA in the lax Il
hours, there were eicvsG new cafes Of fever,
and three deaths.
Sept. .I4-in the laf "a hours, there
were Thirteen cafes, and thirteen deaths.
Sept. IS, in the lat "a hours, there
were ftfesr cafes, and ni4s deat
The principal feat Of the difeaf- IS be-
tween Burling and Oh Slip, as Ear wet as
Pearl Rreet.
Sept i6-in the laf "a hours, there
were eighteen rev cafes, and nine d-aths.
The deaths at New York IN the week
ending, Sept. "a, 8o-aduts 90 children
33-of the fevert5irty f0e-conlump1ion 8.
The Board of Health of Ns1v Iark have
reported their recommendation to the in
habtants Of the infected part Of the city to
remove Immediately th9refrom. For the
poor, buildings and proyions have been
provided at Bciyeyns. In cafe Of neglect 10
remove, the Board threaten to refort to
compulfory meafures. Removals TO the
healthy parts Of the city are nor allowed.
On Tuesday lat, Join Aveyy was liberated
from the Goal this Town, after having pa
tiendy been detained as Prifoner there,
TX years.
Abp7intmeqf--Jo John Kitteredge is appoint
ed Collector for the port Of Glouceher.-
The prrf6naI public lervices of this geatle-
man we believe are not much known. We
underltand he was the bearer Of the lat pref
ldenlial votes Of this State to Warrington -
this merited fome reward ;-and his father
has been long known in the ranks of an
ritederalifm, from his oppoGtion to the Fed
eral Contribution in the Convention of this
State, down to the prelent day---this de-
iefved more-both together probably amount
to the value Of good oficG.-SaAm Gaz.
VERMONT =" "' firm and Feady" We
are happy in ann ,eing the reelection of
his Excellency Iiaac richenor, Governor !;
and BENJAMIN Swan, Efq. Treafurer Of Yer
mont. Further we have not learnt Cent.
The Legislature Of Orleans have eitab-
Ithed Company for the Improvement of
INLAND navigation, by canals, &c. The
company is TO have a capital of 400, COO d.
Alter their interelt ihall exceed fifty per cent
the reiidue is to be paid into the territorial
treaiury.-P4L
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-23

20 longer nereiiary TOW, FOI
'reien' we ihall not make al.
,ftracts we give, than merely
ieeP and able Politician, units
'er,ng and intrepid Par;izan, 7
cad WITH great intefef. Ger
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-23

The Legislature Of Orleans have efab-
hihed Company for the Improvement of
inland navigation, by canals, &c The
company is to have capital Of 400, 600 D.
Alter their interelt ihall exceed fifty per cent
the reiidue IS to be paid into the territorial
treaiury.-PaL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-23

VERMONT II firm and feady." We
are happy in ann ,eing the reelection of
his Exceiency Haac Tichenor, Governor !;
and Benjamin Swan, Efq. Treafurer Of Yer
mont. Further we have not learnt. - Cent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-23
THE FOLLOWIN LIST OF
81 INKS.

Well printed, on good paper, are connanty for fale
at the GE=Hte-0Fee and at the Bool-Sto,s of Isaac
-Adam5, Nae, Joaes'5 Ro7g, FJG-J9yet.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-23

On Tuesday lat, join Aueyy was liberated
from the Goal this Town, after having pa
tienty been detained as a PriConer there,
fix years.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03

Capt. Tayor,,of the brig Eliza, arriyel yeiler-
oiy rom Nlsiaga and Gibraltar, go days from tn.
latter place has politely .urnihcd US with the follow
ing important remarks, made during his pa.raye =
3 July 2o--Ths day Ifaed FROM Nalaga IN COM
rauy with the briggs Diana, of Rhode-Iland, capt
$ mmcns and the WasSington, of Marblehead
capt. Adams. The latter iron, I.eghorn, bound
% Bolton: be was "a tured by a Spanih yun-boa,
brought TO Malag,, and treated with great inpo,te-
refs The Keys Of his trunk were detained from, him
and his vefel KEEP, three weeks for wha, reafu the
American ecnirt could TO, tell. Capt. Adams had
70 twelve harGred and ten dollars before he was
rcleaied Capt. Simmons Rad been carried in:o AL
ge;iras, ard his cargo Of -four Condemned for
Van, of certificate from Spaniill cos!ul
Ont''e I'm OF Tu,y, we were boarded BY a boat
from lord N-lfons iq,adron. which was at anchor in
Gbraltsr road. II had left Bari'sdoes ON the i4;h
~ June, and arrived th,r- the 9Th OF J,;y but
could give account of the French feet
The fame day, fpoke Portugrsie fever.y- four
gun y ip; by which was informed, that the Iri-
pc',sns had made peace with the AMERICANS.
on.ae fame dav, fpase the brig Clio, of Phi,ale-
pht,.scapt Gamble. from 1rieae, bound to Phila-
delnhia, out thirty days ,t.s.,.-t .
On the 2Ga of Tune, Cir Richard B;ckerton pafIed
the Rock of Gibraltar with five fail of the i;ue ard
tonl thirty fail of trSnlpor,s. with 5000 troops and
proceeded on to Egypt, there being report that the
French bad gnt out with two ieveuty-fours, with
1870 ''N''o, avn 'ldN OetH 'piNeO ny nve SC50tfn
rig7tes, and gone Up the MeGiterranean; bur their
defamation was NOT known.
The spanards take all American vefleis, withou,
diiinciion ~ss p .'t'.'.-.. :
Capt Taylor farther informs, that fonne DAYS be-
torc he left Malaga, Mr.. kirkpatrick, the American
conLnlhere. mentioned him Iiat had been
opinion for foroe time thar hoilcs would poiitivey
take place between Spain and the United States, hnt
that 'aterly the area Of affairs was of raci-
nc appearance. as MIR. Pinckney, the American ms
uiiter, WHO had proceeded far Lifbor on his
way home, had returned, was returning to Mai
rid. Captsir Taylor did not learn whether his re-
turn was owing IAN invitation from the spanih mi
nitry; however, tits reafonable iuppore, that if
I've has returned, the propofal mua have come from
them. CIV Gag.
: 10 the Rav of Gibraltar, captain Taylor faw
Lord Nelinn fleet at anchor, and was bearded by al,
ofceT from Of his hips. who nated that the Brit
ia feet LEFT Rarhadoes tn 9Th June and had ol-
lowed, as they !uPp6fed in the wake of the combined
fleets, until they arrived of tile coan OF France
when, having every rearon to fuppofe thar the
French and SPaniards had got faely into Brea Iord
Melton Good away for Gibraltar, where he arrived
on the l9th July. 77,ve,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03

frg civilians II America, and the ',n. Mr.. 'MKean
WIS hen the attorney general of Pennsylvania, and
heirg the fcn- Of the governor of that tate mutt be
fuppofed TO know lis laws ard comprehend its policy
too well to hazard an opinion lightly.
The honorable Mr.. Pinckne; reierted to fuch ar
garments as calculated to convey more correa
il,es {; but the impre,Eon made, and the opinion
Of thoe gentlemen opps!ed to tine call Of junse and
the claims Of injured As the fubje9 has come
before the public, I think it would he wrong con-
oealany Of the facts ea,ng it, and this account
as well as 70 remove rrejnkees, make this commu-
nicatiou and hali add with grear istsaaon, shar
have good information, that Reps were le. uneri-
et by the predrn. and the ecresary of ita;e, nor
by our an5aGado- at Madrid, but that this unfortu-
opinion baiei al negociation the head OF our
Claims.
...e'..' ~ A. SUFFERER.
ArguG 90, 1905.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03

are notify, ifnot AT, gentlemen whssnecd NO :
coun,s--and who are retolved to dinribr,e III !:
tai 70 that the agricultural ntereR q all be b,n.e
If our fate money muf be placed out in banks :,
not make large Aate bank from which
ry town might be enconraeed-having branch
ced in s--under the direction Of the i.yinanre--l,
not liable to he converted into mere opportvn.,f
fhewipg perfonal political diflil- We mon h.
tily recommend this Farmers Bank to all tbo1e =.
deire the PROPERTY Of the fate-iu oppoIition to
aggrandizement of Northumberland we win thar !
members of the afenbly at their next fefIion won
withdraw their Aocls from all the other banks. nh
by placing it in this new bank, give it great fnpet
ority all the other ;nituions Of this kind in nh
Rate. B4H EYeninp Poe.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03
MFw-oRInAMs. 49, GA

We undsrNand tha, his eyce'encv William Z. ..
'ahorne has heen appointed b. the PreGdent Of t!e
I9't"d States, governor. and the h,n. ! p PrevaR.
L esner Thurifon, and Georye y sili iuiges III th.
ipe' er court Of the territory of Orleans, under H..
"a ." co"ere's cxtenfngo US the econd grade of 90
,ernment. On. a.
We a'fo learn, ,as James P;tot Ell, las rapsd
RS 'eat As mayor u the city. :! IS lad dat Do.},,
i'hh y" atkins t.e recorder, will b. his rcesTor
The e"ricf'ties Cen bv Cartairs Lewis and Clarke
:" ',r pseHae;t ut the United S'a.es were received
ny Governor Ctehorre, "-'e d,rs ayc--tL,.v VIZ.
n"t osboard fh- Comet, Cartsin MSeii u 10 f,i.r,
Yf'.'r ,av :" haitimore. he arrival ard birds, w--e
III good iisath.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03

Il violent difpute Is flid to have ariEen be-
tween the IaqoFers and the tqyiar5. owing TO the
iTa['ce tnat mas now generally crept in among
the latter Of carrying their works in bsys e,sfte
iy htnI!7rin make and colour O ,he bars the for.
mer carry down TO Wehminfer Hall. IRE I.y..
yers plead ancient cufoms in favor OF an exclu.
I'VE privilege The taylors fet ND modern ufsoe.
!he Legal Gentlemen f1y, that theirs is a T, g.
felhon ot eminsnce; aud OF cre1t uiilitv TO the
community; the Sons Of the Sincere infifl upo,
Vt that their purfuits ere much more calculated
20 improve the bobift Of r,en vt all dpCripfiope.
he LAWYERS further urpe, that it is hv their
pro'eihona exertions men are co7,sred from ,be
attempts Of fraud: the T'aylors rrioin that thew
do much more, for Hey co~er Ae,,t Rcckti
LONDON PAP.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03
ds,@~r~Igaa.-
>E->sIa>Ss"k+
VIE, CHILDREN, aul rRI-Nos.

'.'iD f>i-4'' aul TRENDS.
: MIR seeNcss, I'm 70 th- Dixie of N1,r,oro,,,-,s
I. has INA .h.. EFT. , &c
-, 10y o" ne n'''a' Ok
ispe'''h'ne'; and the Government has fonrd in 't
4 valuable auxiliary for r., ,s,,., -.
t'ry eh'hnhafN'' b. p!sc'ng before them, IL ;!ren
words un,1larv Of all the 81. inns "a ,b; ,.,
,-s ,,.r .,,.,,,:
urtJrnI
Aif+x ne o'ac'r'et'eFd Ii'' i9 the gods was pre-
T. ne u" ~ what 'ate for e'eh MORAL intends)
AT the ,nng gr,Hg ~ lis a bind an yel r"lerred.
ANA n"n N three oeihnss--Wfe, Children, ard
rriends.
', vs;,, ,-,,,-.,
-, r"r v'f'ee c'v'e could not con'pais It's en's;
Ne 'e''ehs {" man ' he ra'n'ain 4. was dfea.e1
Tor ea'th becomes heaV-'l, w,th-iVife, Children
aus iIie''a''
nn, ~, ~ b,a ~ rrer OF IN bankruptcy ends
-''', u.lSl' on t''e h' D. WIFE, Ch'iIen, and
is.''
-r,,o, c.r
The d.ath.wn gsS~s W ''s ne |iNnT eTnNers,
rrors te,- IS 80. 'a' wa" ms e"'"'' defends,
no" o.e't was his no ''e with--W.fe, Chiiren and
FRIENDS
The roIr,r. -.ai.
W., -. 80 ,.o I'VE immortal tory,
With ,rarG,,,t 49, 80, u . .a'',"ue' lends,
Fo- 49,. h. 80 "@t!eI ".l" , ages o. glory
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03


Tia en,irelygoverned by pacific iovereign,
" aged, and therefore csutinus miniRers,
Oily occupied in huii,au,iipg her reiourccs,
hringirg into account her yah extent of ter
" The fiSl,crS rf ter s'nhition';s rot the
hof Europe hersfiect ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
nv, IS on the Cd Of the eau. With regar,
Euror-an roltcs hetrropofss but ore end
Fnr,t, ard tt-refo-e hiss not vet taken, nor
II take any fur her part th7r What Is nereHary
this rim. II is thus that 'he has hitherto pre-
FrrSd contradiction To en- :. ferSe.; i,ut nlnult
su!tria for fslf-tiefence he compelled to rcne,,
he war. RuiIia, from fhe fame motive, thoue,
hot'n The Fame 'egrce win cor- forward to al.
'hHher. This aifthnee, however. win &c init
ed ~ her ORIGINAL Du!icy, and 70 her own i'm
mediate interef; fi,e win not fucsr Aunr;a TO,
be further weakened but nciti ., on,the other
hand wiil .hc attempt an exterfive recovery Of
the former rorqueas &C Hpuararse
With regard 70 ESr,sni. fach an ally as this
vii Nc alrnaif ! rff5lfma'. W.
Z PtnSit now on thr,s,ice oethe French terrific
nv, with r1in;N-,, ~hS already confiier Rons-
par:e as rore their mater than their own TO-
,yerrsgn, with the i,s,r, ola French, aiiv,is al
.reof as sifesiual;y vice royalty Of Prince, as
Ifspanditfslf
IN refoea 20 the Northern powers. Sweden.
arDears rifng to.hat degree OF confe,nence
AID ffreugtb rs TO he advancing into the
it.,i;,n FINN w'ti-h p-uGia is rapidly rcce-
ding, in any event Of fhock 70 the French
power, whether by defeat or infurretaior in
fo're OF the ru'neroJis provinces, the German
to"sr would find rallvinr non in Sweden. <
- ''s'pt again he,0r,, IS in the DAYS of Gufis-
Sns. D-n'rNrk isuot f. loff r. the fenfs &c its
own 'pfereii as may at frG fight appear. This
fate eviieptly refs in Fer prefent torpor till
the commencement of a9ion by fome great
power.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03
LIGHT AMUSEMENT

Po7cy R1es.-E match FOR 70 cuineas WIS rr;r,
upon 81. Bees Moor, on Thurflsy afternoon.
oHe .ftfec7 mile kccf. The winning horfe ru,
re 9'h mile, in three miaatcJ anil n balc-snd
Cls competitor q n1are) though apparently The
the l3ih. ~, o.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03
MARYLANn.

The FTIrS's 3Ivx viii commence lnGre e stou.
me middle OF Scptc1,her-We are happy IN frI tba.
u IS confidently cxTeS}ed the remainder ~ re n,re
vii he pureh"ied when the bookss on. rpt-.rhsre
g or" eircuorauoe with regard 70 the back M ,',e
ge a't Uu'y glad to be infofmed-that the d,,.aor.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03

Captain Sowle, of the brig Lydia from ST. Bartbo
lonew', was boarded on Sunday, ten miles from the
highlands by noop IF from Berrudl, on her
frlf cruze, being iua oil the Rocks TIE Britin fri
gate CLEOPATRA, from Hal fax, was at the fame time
within a fort dilfance.
The Lydia entered the Hook with big that had
been detained two hours by the Cleopatra
Mere. dGu.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03
i,.;;ni.iah;a. &c. %. iso5.

Ps"a6eib5is. Srg. &c, 1905.
His Britannia Msisay's Confu!-Cenersl. Tor the
Middle and Sou.hern STATES of America, gives This
public notice to the Merchants engaged in trade,
from the United States TO his Mairhy's Dor;nione.
that, according te the terms Of the an of the 81, Of
'hc Kings c. 97 no Brrih butt vefel captured by
his MajeGy's enemies, and afterwards bought By 81
mercan citizens tho failing under Sea Letter,
be Admitted to an entry, as dn american veie, into
Sreat Britain. -. L. BOND.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03

BY captain Baden from Bermuda, I'VE learn, that
the French and SpaniHl privatecrs With their three
prizes cut out of the River S. Mary, by the Cam
prian frgate as mentioned ionie time noe were fafe
arrived at Bermuda. PHI nah