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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28
James II. Coltman,
Platter and BraG F6under.

y Epe6fuly informs the citizens of Portland and it.
~ vicinity, that he has taken a ihop in Uqi.q
Street. Union School, where he carries on the
the above buincis, in all its various branches; and
where all orders viii be thankfully received and punc-
tual attendance pad TO the fame.
All kinds Of Harm efs Chaiie and SaddIery Trim
mings both Plated and Bras made-Silver Letters for
Chaife--old Bride Bits and Stirrups Replated-
Swords Fhtted, and Scabbards tipped both with Sill
yer Plate and brals mounting plated and Brafs Belt
Patcs-all kinds Of military ornaments for caps both
for Horfe and Infantry Companies--plated mounting
for Standards,
Brals Hand-Irons, Shevels and Tongs Of the new
Ell faihions made.
Mend ng Of all kinds in the above line attended
to, iuch Locks for Doors, aud all kinds of Bras
work n,ades-Guns cleaned and repaired.
G7gBsr =,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28
New Church Music.
JUST PUBLISHEI

JUST PUBLISHED,
ma f5r Sale 5p BA14C ADAMS
At his Book-nore No. 8, Jone,'s Row,
NORTHERN HARMONY: beinr
collection from the works of many approved
authors Of SACRED AfUSIC-Contaiaing i. The
Rudiments of Muhc, laid down in plain and COM
Preheniive manner.-lI. Palm and Hymn Tunes, a.
dapted to the various metres in common ufe together
with ieveral AnthensCaizi1ed for fbe ne of SlzFiag
St5'oL and Reli,onJ Soriatis-By ABRAHAM MAx1M
The Northern Harmony contains III 3 tunes, AZ of
which are original it has been critically examined
BY thote pUlefng tate and judgment in church mufc
and is pronounced work Of much merit. 6w or z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28
Iliia Alrc.

Il puh;fed every 1IoNpAv, hF ISAAC ADAMS and
WILLIAM JENIS, JuN. al the Frintipg-0fic-s =
No q, Fth-1reet. Portland where Subscriptions,
Adve-aiemests, Communication, GJc. are received
with attention.
f:e lahtcrbers, who receive their 7acrs at ttc Of
re, CT n'Pac.Sage5 bY the mal, xii pay oSz per
IhS and tlrrY cENTs year tciaE cAcaPar t.2h
17. paper ot -iis ize publ-Lgd III New-Eus5E.d.
sdhicrhe.s IN town, and thcce who haze their p-pcrs
ieaied iepars;ely and forwarded bl. tic rna, wis
be cAai --ed two dollars
-he Gattrte- having the moa crien5vs ctrcuIstiaR
of any napcr I'M the Ditrit Of Ma,tc M will h rot ~
peculiarly Advantageous for or Advvrti4-g friends
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28
Tor SALE.


3N sitRahf D7yeLlWg HWc,
SIuATEDfn s.s-. Stre.t, direllIv opDof,a s+s
grahan's beal-tul garden. 'rAe ertenr-a ...,.
dehgSua' P-Ops1 +. -o-1nasds, which can rsv,r n.
N-Ie oy building -he nsstnels Of The vorEr.-
80 = lupeFlor ccav vsaIences wiz 'iu.ficier
p-1sg-.- 1c1FPy III MICHAEL .NriE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28
The Maine Spelling. Book.

1biLS Ehiio--P,it. p. - 2. +sz--, 90 z. forxy
{ ,oNI AIMING variety OF Words, accented and
divided, with moral ana entertaining eiI,,1s.
neful Tables 6c.-Io which IS aGdet a c;eo,ranl; :
cal Description sf the United States III general and the
DHlr6t Of Maine in particular.
Notwiihltanding the number of fchool books NJ tl,
tnd N uie' nc Maine Spelling look has tre argrt
iAie OF any FeIing book in this Ditrict--fn nan,
rePect' is better calculated for the ule Ut ic!cf
any other fpeiling book-being eBs-s.r. r,-r.,l
sh SCI fGPr containing grezt 1zrirty of ,l.5 in
rPehng @nd Reading and the arrangement and divi-
non in0h as greatly ~ !-a tie llb, of The rnsr W
teaciirs large lcloof.
= ~ at1vr Bssk nzzy be kal ia rhff,, zr
51laad, q fhe g'9r5, a9z@a Or single, sf1lIJ-
Mis- CL44RK or ISA.fC 4Dd.Tc 1t
tteir rftts7.re Bookstores, E.lb-Gfrret, Par
i1Hd. on
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28

n 't' v5r'ou- BRANCHES eycc,lred ". . c,7c.. r--
hand s17e'y aad with sygsd'.or
n 5ereFsl 2o7tmect III Co1Hre-cl, Car-t zr -ta.s
11.5-EA9' wet printed, on g0a1 r+r -r, ccllan.E
'a%7ks, Cards AID shoP s:Es, pratsA a. ,sa .,5.sa
E
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28
Mail Robbery 7.

Noyfbyermonfk, Ofs5ir 2I.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28
HOr1c Left,
NOTICE is hereby given to the Proprie-

NOTICE is hereby given to the Proprie-
tors in the Corporation for a Bridge acrols Cat
hanle River. from TOPfham to CatAanfe Landing i'll
Bowdeinam- that meeting Of aid Proprietors will
be holden at the Store Of Tfl5 CsBv, in Bowdoinham
on Thuriday the fourteenth day NY November next ~
oue o'clock = M. CT faid day. act on the following
articles wiz
|. TO choofe Moderator 70 govetn faid meeting.
2. TO agree On method for chooing the necellg-
ry Officers tor faid Corporation
z. 10 choole a Clcrk.
=. 70 cheofe Ireafuror.
). .Fo choofe five OF more iui;abIe pericns AZ Y
CcmnrItten for compiling code ~ ByeIaws and Rules
for the Regulation of faid Corporation.
s. Ioagree oa ziethcd Of calling future meet
iRgs-
Robert Pattcn, } .Ii45arizel
David PatteH, W caEtbe
JohAh. Coloy. J tn meeting.
R51yd5taAms, Iatl4 rs, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28
Richardson, Wheeler & Co.

Stc73 Y Izyb-SfTrst,
r-rf.dsr ~ 6Er. R BsrFr,
IIAVE ian received by thr late arrival, from Eng
II land. via Bottom, large fuPpiy u leafonablr
PIECE GOODS-condihng q
Fashionable fancy Cords,
Waifcoatings, dT1b and mixed patent Cords.
eatinets; Drab, olive and black Vclvers.
Tabbv Vevsts, for Shavls, Pchces &c
Broaa, loths Coatings; Baizes Fanncls
Rofe Blankets, from 81 10 Io.4i D7sIils,
Book and Japan Mullins.
REck and q lored Cambria Mullins
Lace Camtrics; Pocket Handkerchicfs,
Beaver Gloves Cotton SewiDge; CaIicCes.
Iritl, Linens Engifh ShrtiHg Cutt0ns,
Furnitures Chambrav Mullins
Black Silk Hofe Silk Hsndkfs. Tifanies.
Thread, from No. 10 to 96; Sewing silks,
Ribbons. lilo on hat2,
india c6tr1ns bis-- ati1- c6l- 1Ttrings,
Bandana Handkerchefs, fgperior qsatY,
7-4 and CA fix ShawIs, very elegant,
silk Gloves; 1'ailess Velvet Ribbon,
Cialoons; Mufs and Tippets &c
TIE above Engih Goods beng fele6ted bv part
uer at the uanufacories, and the others purchaltd
with cafh III Boron they viii All w fold as cheap ~
can be Sought in Bottom or Portland, for cath oaly
Cq.ksy 9l.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28
PATCHES AND TEWELRlt
Joseph Lows,

W-atcbo,ater, Te7peLlfr and Glider, opposite
t5e La,paHes and Post Officer,
INFORMS the public that he continues the Wafrt-
Mating BsfaG, in all its varioGs Branches From his
long experience in his line Of buines, in this country
and in E~eB, be atters hmlelf he give entire fat
isfacton 20 all who may favor him with their COM
mands Especially every kind of Watch-work
wiIlfrOmt h'r e, be executed by hmieIf only.
Said L0YIS has fsr dk,
handfone aGortment Of bell, warranted Plain and
capt Engliih WATCHES, and additional afIortment
of GOLD, SILVER, GILT and PLATED WARE,
too numerous TO partieuarize.
Mafonic Jewels, Military Equipage, Me-
dals, Watches, &c. Elegantly Gilt, at the horteft
tice.
CT Cab giUen far oH GoH and SitUsr.
Portland, Sept. 9, 1905. tD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-16

Wafh your Pntatoe clean, and it with the kin
on, into in,all pieces, ten needle and thread
tbro' each piece, aud thus form bunch of pieces,
hasg then, up to dry, or put them into Dutch or
other oven for that rurpo:e ard when sufficiently di-
ed and rot burnt, rap ihcru as YOU would coffee,
grind them in like nianat aud ule Them.
can lafely fay then, under al, the circumstances
herein itated, that the up"eme iou.ec OF the Unyare
from whom, all our bounties aud bleilings flow hath
not furnhed the great table Of mankind with ls d.-
cioas, ufeful and healthy vegetable as Pota,oe.
NoTE.-ls II not aniott Incredible iaSa, that on
~ ~ years ago, Potatoes were ro: known the Duke
OF Eavaras D"mnions until Introduced by ,ha, emil
nent and dilhnguhhed Pban,iT.piG Count Rum
ford.
Lima Bear.
conceive this vegetable to rank next to the pota-
toe Ia point OF utiyit may be planted much ear
her dian is ufuay pratiiied and will yield, as it were
i"ceeion of crops usti very late in the Fall, when
ievere roifs will neccarly check its further pro-
greis-indeed the earlier this bean is PLANTED the bes-
TER, II the ieaion Is wet and cold, bceaufc
there WAL remain greater abundance OF rDe or feed
Deans upon the yines. alter hois which were preen-
and tender are all uted. Tins day pulled number
OF excellent ripe beans, perfectly found and which We
uied IN iouP which gave h;g reii To it, and ano
ADDED to 1t very nutritious quality. I obferved
hguir eircumfance in piackiny tilefe beaI.s--Iu one
oil the rows there Rood young peach-tree between
zen aio Twelve zee; high, which one Of the vines
had run. on the et. of which were cceetei hand
lone ineis OF excellsn; besiis perfectly found which
renains,i there all autumn and winter from whence
dedu>ed that very long poles would bai2 fu;t this
iPeeie pt Bean, much longer however than axe gene
raiiy u'ed by Hh:ea aaH:,,e5.i i.,.i.5e not to lay
tna' our crops would be daube. The Lima Ee.n in
many countries is only MED after il has be,oale per
'ecty whte and conieGnentiy dead ri2e--In the IL
and OF Madeira the ripe Lima i3ean fe.!s extravan
hish.-A young gsnrenia. O: rccpeSability aud
Credit whole nanie a. tiis tir.,e reccl!ca IN
formed me that he foo I'VE huhcls Of then, well GU
red, that IS perfe& dry void OF any rottennsfs
or worms, Tor one quar-, eais of the beh Madeira
wine, winch afterwards was termed " ontion rs,
tcnar aud which ne actually fold for c25, the or,
rency ne did not mention herher Britilh or Ameri
eil.- know not whether haii ne conlidered cotrea
IN my iugeeition, but my belief is that this yereta
Die might v'th proper attention ana care in rsilno
% crops OF At, beeomean objea Of exportation hie h,
~ advantageous 10 the farmer aud honourahIe to Our
country lay b''aHr@6!f OH the principles laid down
ny the eminent ard learned Dean of ST. Patrick, viz
that where farmer iall rae two l,cars oc prafs
where only one grew before, he will render more be-
neht to mankind than the greateR Philofopher in t
"oTid-Nol having the Deans works before me
perhaps the quotation may be exactly in his own
words, but am well aiured this is his iertlnent.
Jug Go, 1905.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-16

P,i;a.f 1IlGla,4g aal .de Drals:,.,.

The following !. given as the fubaapce oe !, Ian.
'et'e' rom an .gh authority III Franc. TO ? qertle
man in Rew-York : :
'e vaccine eontagion can be preierved b. keen
ing the crafts OF the pulu.e, pulvcriijac diem snI
~hu,ins them Tor uie in liue cool ws,,r I, H..
ie'hod have iu;ceeded in giving the urc,e,va,.
niieaie to t"enfy-tour fnhjtGjs, keeping the ero.
eeh.y-'hre- Days wrapped in paper. A prince or
leading rnan in India, has eompafed a Jnsr,nr W. ="
'acchation ~ which lie proves si,at rhf Er,br,;.
Were acquainted with t..e -po crest ,yb;Io
aud sc'nay performed lie operation of vaccinaf;on
on me Children of thofe Who coucanted To nnssr,,o
CERTAIN Fehs'ols ceremonies ,adcr the 9ion Of
Female Deny OF the Indan olympus called B5geoo,.
ms piece was printed in the Courier r. pr,o,I
'S 1t Is laid the practice is r-orerg raridlv in ,Ie
eaisern parts of Ala 10y 80 "'e
latterly Prince lisfi'or4f hofrodar Of Wa,,,cb;,
me hlei' learned and accomplished gentlemen in the
Ee"iah EMPIRE, has in,creled hirnleif much in tb;s
puhhs's' he has fent to T-. DE Caro- of yiep,, :,
ieuE' mar would do honor any phylician. accom-
''',e' WIN rith prefents to that excellent AuAri,
,o n's zeal III the caufe of vaccination Prince VnGI
'Aroi mas no hopes of fndn- the vaccine ipf.t,nn
preventative OF the plague The iymptoms OF this lat-
[er one@'e' he lays curative remedy in all "a.
e' to be expected in the prefent fate nr
ioe'ety and living. lie has in that letter writer with
greater abbey, and thrown nor. light on the fula
than al other writers who Lave treated ON tbis Gc
temper vi u''' Oh
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-16
DYSENrFRY.

Il letter from Bridgetown. Cumberland eour,v .
the editor Of this paper, Gys-- >''' -
'~t dreadful diieaie, the Dyfentery, is maxim,
great hsvoc in different paris Of dis country b,,,
more e'P'c'ay in Bridae;owu and It's vicinity no age
IS exempt from ts attacks OF fatality, though ebdrsn
G''s, 'e" years OF eye appear to be its favori,e VIC
we wou!d atl' have thoo attack ed cmpIoy'd tie re-
onrpaper foe weekstnce namely,
'e@ or decoctn iron, the roo,sof the rnnrir,g
o'sekberry orde'y5eIry ?Thishas heentres in fsr5l
iF'g:ihorhoods hnee we pnbilhed it. and has been
f1na efh cacious III moi CAFES. Tea from the Leaf sc
me COMMON fiandng biackberry brier, has ALTO been
iouId extremely uiefu Theie fmFles ought NOT 70
ne deiPncd An experiment with then, IS AZ loaf en-,
and may be the means Of f.vig many uttul lives.
Urn Irz< -4megi.rqJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-16

The infnence OF the officers upon
the folders, the promifts madr to
them, and particularly the payment
ot one months arresr of pay, have
occurred Am unaiiin,i.y Of votes in The
armiesby land and iea, which. inc!t,,,-
ing the national pcnt,.sfrpere. fol-
diers on leave Of abfence, &c. a.
mounts to 15o.ooc
The new clergy, niicrab!y provid-
ed for, but to whom Promfes have
been made of more liberal fapport,
may DC eitimated at 10000
fsrions employei in civil officers, IN
the collection of the revenue, &c. e,ooc
Public tuntiioraries, aud othesmcm-
beis Ct government, who hold their
places at the peafure Of Bonapar.e soo.ooo
Converia'ors, inspectors, and Iub-in-
iPeeiors of ioreits s,24i
Renters, influenced IT once bv ;he
nope OF regular payment if they fop-
port Bonsparte, and by The dread OF
bankruptcy if they do rot s2s 600
Perfons not military enjoying pen.
mons $4,000
If 70 this number he added al the pcrfors
who ioEcit peniions errloyrnents, all the
families who ak for the;r chdreu places in the
Lycees exemption from conCcriptions, t,ispen-
faoons, &c. the royalits in the interior, who are
IN itate or E,rTriHanee, marked as fufpect-
ed, all the returned migrants. who have receiv-
q the benefit OF the amneity, or are foliciirg
IT; the number of fignatues, which is the re-
tut % the examination of all the rceiitrrs, may
De eaiiiy anticipated. Yet fuch il the ground
upon which Sonapartc has announced. with %
much smpbafs, that he has 6e~n cNl'ed 10 IL.
flro4e ~ ne unanimous zoiee etf5e people, offb4
Senate, ""I Of the A;wy, although neither The
Peopie nor the army have been, in any manner,
con'li5ed upon his elevation to The Imperial
dignity, and their vote has bcen expressly H.
mitfsd 20 The Jingle 9ueitiou OF the inheritance
of the Crown 4 queRion the more Indifferent,
as there was not one amons the voters, ,h;. Ma
melukes excepted, who is not pefiuaded. that
as Napoieon has been tie tirit, 10 will he be the
'ait or his family who fall ever occupy the
throne of France.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-16
@'!rcrcan Ji,tal:ioe:l,e.
Coahi7r@fjaH ef ns,c5 By TIE OILS, a,,f1el at
Ne5V-2ork
EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH.

-,., LONDON, JUNE I.
proud Of their Kings, 10 attached To- Tho HIND.
o. Bourbon, contenttd to fx The Imperial Di,.
Gem upon the brow of the CorGca5. the faI.
lowing considerations may afford fa;isfaeory
arfwer:
lhe purchairrs Of national property fear.
mt II Louis XVIII. were to- attend the throne
,,.nSS houid bc ltIipped Of all their sccu6tions,
BonaParte has declared them irrevocable and
mas i%orH, at lis coDf,crstion, TO n,aintain them
inviolaic. '''> ''
According 10 an ,aimate made by
the if'ripate, The number e t.,,.
pu'chaiers of na,oaal prop.rty :.
mounts 20 t0vo millions. yps NAV
Therefore ei,iw,ie in this q, The
Importers Of TIE imperial authority
% '"""P"tf' at 2,o0o,0
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-16

Society
Publihed by order of the Society,
SAMl. CHATTANOOGA
n Jf'' e'T91'io'' O." TIE wo,tne Of III. re IF Pofr.es
0rafbe Linn Bran.
POTATOES
am farmer truly OIL a FINAL fcale. poGefT,c ~,
~ 20 acres of land neverthelef, raife annuailv =
conhderahie quantity Of Potatoes, vegetable which
conceive occupies the very fri rank in the who'll.
vegetable Kingdom, as 70 the various and .x.eeot
uies to which 1T may be converted.
have ietn the Pota,oe made ure of in al tbe fol
loving ways and nearly all of them in my own fam
III. Potatoe roaRed or boil'd, for The ME %
man, women or child, is q mon delicious and rsI,r;
Gus repaa ~''''' :
"a Potatoe Bread is not only very palstable hui
makes TIC fneit toan. N' '''''
so. PotatOe rye and pudding, both exceedingly
IN Fotat"e YEAST deemed very good, BIZ will
N'' sep iong as 1t loon becomes an acid.--rhe
method OF making Yeafi Two baudfulls of Ions
boiled ufual, the Hop water NIUE he boiling 59t
and mixed with fome rye hour to make batter.
a ipoonf-ll Of Moancs !
Do. Of ground
iGingsr D.s: Up together.
One Igg.
- 'i' Is 10 ne mixed wit.l Tie batter, when about
m:lk-"arn to- which mal lie added Eon,c l.ven or
r'iing-fhis will produce YcaG If a Guperior Quail.
y, and equal to the hef Brewers.
9TH Potatoe Starch excellent
9th Poiatoe tair-Powdcr eqcal 70 any If ken,
4-ate Dry aad feiu win Bercamo,.
Ith Potatoes boii'd and nialicd fine helm, rived
with the water in which they were boiled ,y;b =
handful Of Indian meal cakes an excellent fvil ei-
ther Tor 10" with ii;ter of pigs, or the era aAgc
OF farenrg hogs.
eth. On potatoes which were raw and cor. beinc
hiit wen walled, fa,;ed COW that had n1oG re-.
variable Guartty OF gu,-iat Alfo, a cow ia on
raw rotatoes viii jed eopaas pals Of The fnef and
r.cheft milk,
&th Raw potatoes with handful Of Indian meal
II r'gd daf'og Gle whole winter by horle, without
hnge irf% "i hay, provided they are waihei clean
- "s TO ie2Ye 10 c2rihy particle abour diem and cut
ut" With po;atce knife N tie hape of an with
gr9Per h2rde, vii! in tie fig Of ,le year eztbit
ms n"in" animal niush t:fr H. any Of the neigh
horirg horiss VIA hae FEEL Gto,d, As thou,h h,
had All Che 'irre lived upon org iuurient clover or
c.her rieh Gral'-f and his Ei,H win be unlfe,ib.
by high, a1d his b-,W and .,i,L va0ly G.p,r;9r r.
tho.s 81 hcro that lived m srd bad iipcr,l,,n-
eenc" % ,he neit Clover sy III that rirne,bs haze
bUowu b. y3per,encc
an. Within = few DAYS va hive herd ri 20.
i-,oes bsing u'nd as excellent GLdifue !or Cces
~ ."- following mala.er---yiz
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-16
LONDON, Iunc s.

We have, in a preceding part Of our racer,
given the reocrt ofthe itletst committee of The
Houie of Commons on the cafe of Sir Home
fopham. Every friend &c the fcrvice will be re-
loiced to bnd, that the report, on tie whole,
vs. not only highly favourable, but rebounds, in
an eminent degree, to the honor and crcdir
OF thai valuable and meritorious officer.
We arc happy to hear from the mott re(,,-c-
sable quarter, that the Roman Catholics or Ire
land are highly pleaied with the very CAIN and
Temperate manner in which the PRAYER of their
petition has been rejected by the members Of
Administration. We are well ALFRED. that 70
far from betrayiny any fymptom OIL blood or
Ill temper At the ilue of that tiit u(Ion, that on
ire contrary that large and rclpeGtable cia(s Of
the community never ieemed more d;tpofed TO
.ook kindly on their fuperiors. The only regret
that appears to be exprencd is at 1me of.he ar
iertions made by Lord Redeflae on that coca.
non. We underaand that the Catholic Si,bops
Of the fou;hern Province have been applied 10
on the iu':iect OF the information, Gated 10 have
acen communicated TO his Lordnip relative to
communications, and that they .olennIy dij
avow the charge and we further underGand,
that II is their intention 10 pub'iil AN nt,ument
70 that purpoit. indeed it were rs well that
no tuch topics had been 10 emphatic ally and 70
author;atively dwelt on.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-16
ITO be eon1,uued. }
@lSesI!anu.

Communication from a 1zerLer" belonping n ,hs
" bioekey and Merton Society, for pTono.ing A
os1cuLTUEE and RURAL EcoMoMy,' 10 b,
Soeirtp. - 'N''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-16
Iune o.

..
A rcw religious ft4 has r,,rurq IN in fine
we'tern parts of India ard extend tleir doc
trircs BY FIRE and f"ord. Their leader, Shah
ANA, is cruel, crafty and enierprfnp, and
his fucceis has obtained him numerous follow
ers ON the frontiers Of Guzzerat and on the
borders fthe deltrt
Several children Of DeyonfIire. who had
been inocu!ated for the cow-poCS, lave been
covered with an entric and virulept truptiop.
douht!cts proceeding from forne difoYder with
which the iubjset from which the vaccine mat
ter originally taken had been afIIi9cd.-Jhe cir
cum'tance, however, has created great alarm
and we are Terry to add, atemporary ftfpeoii
on Of vaccination.
BY recent return made TO the Court Of
Denmark, il appears that 2s,9C6 perlans have
been inocui7ted for the cow-poca Gnce the in
Production ofthis practice, without iinCie IN.
itance OF mortality occurring from it.
June 10.
The interenirg Madame Jerome Honansrte
was yeiteriay IN Remington Gardens accom-.
panifd by her brother and party &C friends
ana tnoie by whom ihe vas recognized, rcre
highly er3tihcd by contemplating the i,,pr,,,,,
implicitly Of her countenarcc, and fy,npsthil,d
m the Infamous treatment ne has experienced
lt rs uuderft"cd. that ihe is ~ be prcftnt thisr.
veni"g 1t the Grand Oriental Gala siyen II
VauxhaV and no event, we may venture r.
Progn"Hicate, would prove grelIer foulcc CT
attraction.
Jnne Ii.
The Importance of the French pa,crs which
arrived on Wednefd1y, is lcfs derived from the
''cis they communicate, shan frrri the hints.
tue lnlinuatious, the comments and the fcg, cli.
ons they throw out upon the filna'ion cf Great
Britain and the Continent, the events Of
the war, and the views and defgns of the
paifies engaged in it, Though pnhGnpd in
the form Of detached notes upon The Fnrlilb "a.
pers, they may be fairly coUfdered rs m .nl;oiI
tsfoEti93 Of The views and objcc's of;re French
governments. and may bc divided and difcuGs 4
under three heads.
!. The means which France roEefes of an
moving our commerce and ppGtdions, by de-
tached f1uadr0ns and expeditions.
9. The impro5a5ility Of a C51'inertll war.
3. Z glance 1.-THE Objects which Pra1ce ex.
poets to accomplish by the war, and fonle hints
and igggehions Of pacific tcndenry.
Throughout the whole oe this expedition
there is an air Of triumph and difiain, Of me-
mace and ofinfo!cEce, Of frpgriori'y and d;Ha. !
ton, which the dignity Of inc Briiilh chqrqNrr
may well defpiGe, and which, indeed NAV ~,
conhdeTed rs 70 many tributes to tie 5np,,i,,r,. !
~ of our refoptces, the extent Of our means. s.
tNc greainefs 81 our power.
5 'mewh # indeed ~ more haaghsv& intaIsni
tone than ufuaI muf be p0donea ia. "a Coyen,.
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