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Portland gazette., 1805-06-03

fiated % Il. crssv and pee.s~ssfa biz f,ea My
fiaqas E Ntso,ork qohetb5d 5ssa ae5st "a laay az
'lpo ebiAter yto eynr ia f< eGtis, svbra be rslf,
effrr ,ensiajsg tisf apcOard. sz bsars -ysre iokr
III .f6razgb dsls CT IN f5e 5offan s he ruf-f
Car Lily 4eyrive4 at Nsayers. sfon Tsnaiea
iafo,mr. hat fts rvbols cosg arsnrd t5e l.zyarI IN
asas. s,ms af5 Frsre5 privaterr,ys fj. our az Cu-
ba. eUjfbsm essang2ri, rra manned s:a5 dosradoe,,
from esay st:s,fr w tic g0Je, f5ly frri,-inat.y
;ep'a,e tsxty sxs ssfiei efvSs f<Fs be teQ traba-
tiAhy S piar4sr. 1te so-srror ef fc1t4 9ifL attbrf
sairage, and tr,rb tbrm 10 fayjt.ysHfs G>., pr4s-
AZ foada7, 1visbeat tbs Es7h5f ,ao477atiaH -t
(. ei4t--capt. Phillip Cratfree, who ar
rived at this pert on r,elday aG. in n days
from Berbiec, trings information, thar by z
proclamation Of his Ezeellency the Governor
oi that place., dated the I7th- May, that the
importation Of all other articles, except all
kinds OF Lunibcr, Provifcas, and Neat Cattle,
is ftrittly prohibited in a ncrican bottoms.
4 Seven [Engliitll fail of thr lfne.s arrived al
Barbadoes the 22d ApriI; slsy farried but
a4fsw hours, when they put away to leward
Portland gazette., 1805-06-03
Rollins Ancient HiRmy.

FllS work is now publiihing in eighf
duodscin0 vo.umes, each volsmc to contain 4
pages iluitr2ed with maps aad other eng-svings -
price fubfcriHers will &c 7s . veIure hou a j
lu-feribsrs at the Bookrcscs Of TrtOAsAs CLARK Z
IsAA1 ADAMst where fshlefpt eas are Ieceivec
10 thole acquainted with the charstarr os Nj
Rcllin writer nothing nced he fsid 10 irGpe
obtain this valuable work at 10 low
price as dois Bar to ,hoie who have not had
opportunity of pefufng the pages o. Ralhn, u =
jaf ohferved that ii the luav ef hnaaa nature be
ny importance TO manknd-if the fpendid zcheir=er,
Of anrGuitys Ge VIC ny OF rs nembrancc rar utiliy
this eileat ~1rk nua bc unscr ~ acksovlt deed s.
With 6tiS graceful and captivating Mr. Rolr, pofcl
the happy sAea OF senRsYing reairIs With ;nii sas
TsM 4.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-03
Eifo

Suddenly az Little Cnmbridge Mr. Joaathan Cook
IT 80 -tt-
In the hofpital at portfmouth N. H. of the fnall
psr Mr. Wc4twoth Hilton, at e sN4
Ie Erslaad ir Caihel It he great age Of Ie3 years
Mrs. Iudkin re it of the ste Col Indkin finn.
X KiLLEB-In this town on sunday an Ivy the tumbling
Of cart body while attempting to climb it. Ter Ben
ia ia White, aged years
In New Glorcenrr the lad ina. Mr. Kmba Ramf
del found dead in the road about three rods from
his hore with his neck broken fouc hairs If he hofsS
maze bis hand md the bride a a his foot
n this icsn, cap, Jtmes Godfrey, of Goidlborough
Portland gazette., 1805-06-03

Has undoubtedly sicaped into the Atal4ntc.
and IS probably nowin the Wet Indies. Capt
Irefethen, from Marfeilles to Portf mouth, psf-
led tins fret on the 9Th Of April, &C leagues EAT
ct Gibrsltar, and defcrbes it as contittng of II
ih2s OF the hnc three of 60 suns) frigates
ard brigs, having on hoard soco cholen troops
under the command Of Cen Lluriffon On the
Qsh he again paded the fest in The Gut, then
aeering Wea.
In addition to this, Capt. Foger, arrived
at Bottom laif week, in 3s days from Llfbon,
r'akes tie following fatement -" That on The
l4th Of Aprilthe Doric traniport hip, Capt.
Lamb, arrived at Lifbon, with dlpatches from Sir
j Orde, of Cape ST. Vincient's, to the Sritifh
Mniaer with news of the roulon feet being on
Cadiz, conGlting Of 10 fail Of the line, and four
frlgates that the Dsftnfs, Of "A guns, nsr owly
s'caPed 5sins taken as Che lay with her yards AM
Portland gazette., 1805-06-03
10 James d. HqsGs., r7 CisrA sf tbs Mant
Iwn9rfe 44G5 :ati55.

10 James d. Hyss, e57 Clerk sf tbs Mant
Turnpike ~ ;atios-
T HE fubfcripers two OF the cireaors OF the
4 Maine Turnpike aG,ci.tion, hereby rsqush
on 70 nifty meeting # fad directors, TO be
ioldeu at The Oaic- cf Samuel Freeman, efq in
Portland. on Mondag, h 7th dsy Of June next,
" -four O'Clock, 10 the afternoon, for the prrPoles
Glowing viz
!. TO eheofe Prehdsnt.
z. To make uch 4Gedments, as they fhall judgs
ecefary
2, No take fnch h.ps as they aa'l judge necef--
fary, 10 carry ioto eaea the votes Paied At the
an meeting o. the Stockholders. Ard NJ
A. To do what hsil &c thought proper in the
:1e u,ion of me uue committed to them--And 70
promote the defsn Of The sGeciasion.
SAMUEL FREEMAN,
LEMUEL WEEKS.
Portland, Ney II, 1895.
\ Purfuant 10 the foregoing application,
do hsreby notify the directors Of the Mare Turn..
k= aGnciarion to meet At the time and place
herein .nentioE-d ard further purPefss therein en-
.,rrded J. ID. HOPKINS, Cerk. Wy
Portland, JSas ,, iso5.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-03
K y54sA.
pert eg 5 9Sertlarc.

SssSsy, 1fsY a6--Arrivee op Britsr;a Wrl Oh .fe
a. DAYS from Trinity, Mart LET there fch Sufann a
Nathaniel Archer Of salen So. Fame S Knights
Coucclter /; do Fame Eel Of and for Salem in d.y.
Brig ~a"hy Prince OF and for Parriaud in davs
fh Independence Simpfou of and for Portlans days
Brig Sarah Leonard, b. s'ce OF Newyok irl arrived
Tr9tgy, Nay IS - rrived fth sally, Phillip Crabtree
II acr days from Berbce.-Lttt there fen -t1uater
I Med, sch - of Bottom, l. Voux msRef iuft
arrired. Sch Louifanua, n Lsveti, beusd for DsIra
"a IN Lat A. Long 65, spoke the Sch Dove,
Pr.tt from Tcb-go for N-wyrrk t'
Saa4ky. J4ss Arrived Gp Charles capt Louis
as days from Liverpool. [Cart l.. brings intelligence
ist1 than received by arrivals at he fauthw ard -
Loft here fhips United Stats Reed. for BAH to fail
May III for 81 etcitbuagh- slsrve Redr,an OF do
10 Sday for Eotoa-Aiexander Rig do. for Bottom
Btza Sater, ot aud for Portland weeks sroIine
scott. of and for do F{be MIA, srniihwck- of Danzf
cotia--slonnt verncn Co.'s Of Wilcafet, day,
AsrH i4,-cf ksrries isht, ipeke fhip FIJI Lady.
OF Bath peterioa mater, days from Ch.rleton bound
90 L'vepool May "A, IN lat a., z8, n o. W. 10 e.
ipoke tehncner -----. Of Du1hury days tom Nf~-
Bedfoid, on whairg voyage :--May y. ia i.r a 4,
N. G., 50 W fPok- brig Eliza. Chipman rSaqer 4
days from Beaon, hound 10 Bay sifcsy AID a market
all well inlay On tho eziiern part ef Georges TX
fPske he brig !.itil Il Seth Smith matter from iea
irs voyage, aft from Cape Good Hope, 6 days out,
well.
Tb. s,fr Tgne, Fszrisr. or Essv=crk. o. t.r ccf
Portland gazette., 1805-06-03

Fys~ Cs,nlaerdtg4-On Wennefiay, the 1eth inn. IN
elegant framt fer Meeting Hou with hei rey for
the public wOr1ip Of God rsifed in Mno, which
frame by Ncis WT1tu and l15ibsf Ryasas aud he
ra Eng csHdHqed ~ opt T5s~.s C5ls. .nd capt. Jtn
Gay of cork armouth much the honor Of the work
men aud condu tos
Portland gazette., 1805-06-03
marriP1.

Az Nswczflc Mr. Robert BFookheufe Of salem 70
Mfs Martha Farley daughter Of ti0a Jonn Farley, Of
In Bottom, MIR. William Lord, ner of this towr, to
Mrs su Harris MIR John Jenks, r. OF Salem, to
Mifs Deborah White. ,
Portland gazette., 1805-06-03
- w. KING,
PKISIOG NOTE &c z.

~ Efpeafully informs TIE aides and Centemes, Of
~ Port and, that he takes chirest reduced
PROFILE LlKEIF SsEs,
at Mr.. JOSIAH Panes bszrding houfc uati the sx,5 o,
Jrret az which tire be Run leave town
tfs refpeaful olicits tn attendance Of the LADIES
N the -ius ing the crowded 6tna in which
~ IS, in the 6vcnirg he pohly pay thar aead.
aHcere them whicktAey particularly merit
y. N. Bile has jui received an aaortnent Of
elegant FRAMES, fuitaIle for pro6es.
Hzy 90.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-03


With fncefe regret, We earn, that tie Hon
Roger, Griiwoid, and the Hon Calyan Goddard,
two of the lepreientatiyes in Congrefs, from
this fate, have reGgned, The real friends, to
the Contribution of the United states, and the
principles upon which it was alminitered for the
tirlt tagslee yeo,s, we have no doubt will lament
with Us, the eteat which we have iuR mention
cd The people Of the state, with pride, have
wittiefed their exertions in endeavouring tosprc-
ierve The lonaitution and Government from
deitru 6tion. MI. Crifwold has been in Con-
grefs nyeass and during the whole of that Pc
ricd, if We are correctly informed, he has been
abIenr fronl his feat but eas day when the Houfe
Of Reprelentatives was in fefIion To his Diff
tinguithed taanrs his perfect Acquaintance with
legihAtlve duty, bis exteuGve political enemies
bear uneSpivocal teitimony and we doubt not,
that the iHtelige Of bis re6snation, will be the
mott pleaGng news that has reached their ca S
for many year We think ii TO more than
juitice to FAY, that he has been for long courle
Of time. without rival ia tho National Legila-
ture. tsa. CsuYant es -.+-
Portland gazette., 1805-06-03
Take Notice.
lake Notice.

A IL. perfons are hereby cautioned a.
agann receiving the following EOIAs pav.I
4hle to WI LIAM ABBOc or oraer, in Near st1ck
dated May 4th iS4 a. they we're ohtaiRed in frsud-
a manner, and without any oonfdsTeron srce
Of them for dolls each Ga for So dolls ta1A 5uG
Que for 40, and ali hgned BY the iubfcriber
-C Isaac WALAAE
Fryburg, May ~, IS5.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-03

.pY Ships Nrnla and Merchant from Liver
D pool. Brfel Trader, from Briao, and
Ln,iet James, from London,s ., g..
y WILLIAM GCODARD,
Ha. received bis Spiipg imppIta.ion If HARD
WARE GOODS w5ich ars fos fle a his
Store, Middle ftress, Vholeiale an Retail.
q -. 20 ~ LIkEwIsss
"A large quantity Tin P,afes-- Glaf--Nails-
Sheet lron---Sheet Lea4-Whi,s Lead-Shovcls
Frying pans-Caf,, Wasaoa, and chafs Bexe.
: Block Tin Tea fats.--iron Ware. Leokrg
Glahss with Git and NH sany Frames.a
ALSO, AF~t sssS% 1J@
An exteniiye aacrtment Of Joiners Planes.
CO. ~ oe' s,- ,.ss JUNE 8.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-03

1
s The better to qunloda,c cur dzt fubfcrier. who
receive Their papcr by the mail, determined 10 r.
fue the G fZE TTE On 1e8ays during lt foimer eab-
hfhnsl apd as viii lie aeceaary tsprt ths paper to
preis Monday eveninss.ve requet our ecvertiny
friends 70 furah th ir fayors by fix O'Clock tad even
iass5 c2 asn8
The Supreme Judicial Court held its Sr ing
Germ il. thls town lat week. Hen. Judges
SSdgwick. ;,twal and hather rref,rt. a tr,i
|y abl' judicious charge was deiiye { to the
jury by Judge Sedgwick a,s
Among the criminal caufes tried BY this
cours that OF the Commonwealth vs. Hiram
Ward Edmund Richards, ,.and Nathaniel Reed
excited much intereit. II appears thcfe per-
ions had entered into com hnation, and form
cd an extenfive plan to fwindle the uniufpe6e
ing part OF the community, by obtaining goods
ON credit, and difp Gng of them under price for
ready money, with which they were toelope,
before paynenr became due, end Join others
concerned 10 the fame inieuitous bufnefs in OF !
ef parts Of the union. II his timely dlfcoyery
we hope may lead 10 the de,e6ton Of fose OF
their comrades They arc each fen,epcea to
|. fix months inPrifanmeut, to pay colts OF prof
tecuiion, and o6tain bond for good behaviour
during two years
II At'| i"~Sil LO4ISOu papers hpIl 20 uatF, WITH
Fome contideEce, the conciuG n Of the ground
\ work of treaty Of fubGdy be- ween Ruff, and
4 Great Britain and that the points of it were
in train to be Immediately laid before Pariia-
menr.
/ i Old Oeean. by the laf accounts, bore on his
! back the elimentsof extrnive carnage, and ngre-
dients for deeds Of high celebrity Upwar1s of
III one hundued fhps Of the line were zt fca, or il,
b tuch fate OF equipment, as indicated The GER
talnty of their .fpeedy departure from port. The
III Ens,iih and French channel 9ysf3 were within
tight of each other and both appareat wait
: Ing only for an oce@don to Try the :" tug OF bat
y tie" The Toulon 9eet had padci the, Pifars
o. Of Rf,cHlet into the Atalantc had. it'll Eaid,
IS been joined by the Spanirds from >sdiz. and
y had again failed on an unkpowa expedition
y probably for the Wet Indies, They will be
y followed BY Lord Nelfon, The other FrcncA,
y Dutch and 5panifh fqaairons at Fstrol the
p 1exel and Corunna, were on the alert as were
Y very thing IN Great Britain which could be got
cen aAoat.
" The much talked Of frxpcIition from England,
Jailed from SPithcad. tbs goth April Ii con-.
A. tainet fcveral thoufand fslea troops ;-fome
NJ OF them eslebfsscd for their exploits in Egypt.
df The whole was cenyoyca by the Qsren of %
sf guns, Rcsr-A6niral Knight, aud the Dragon,
~ OF Il guns, Capt. Ctiilith. The troops com
81 manded by the veteran, Gen.. Crag,-Dettina--
n iion unknown copjettrred by fom- to BE for
ihs Eah-indiss, by others for theWea. Indies
~
Portland gazette., 1805-06-03

w nj *. .,,.e % n ,ba.v. w.5.ets,,. .,s F.,
day being the 80, 5th 9TH Of June, t. begia at Z
and fnilh at TO- O'Clock r --Ap MrTTANcE half
dollar. Jane
Portland gazette., 1805-06-03

Has been given from, the Britih Confular Of
flee IN this town, that no ordsrs have been fcnt
by bis Majeity to the governors Of. his collo-
MES IN the v eft Indies, 4 depriying them Of
discretionary powers formerly sntrufted to then,
OF relaxing under CERTAIN circumstances, the.
rigid lToy ii9ns Of The navigation laws. 1t is
therefore preiuined thai the importation OF lam
bcr and Proviions will again be permitted in
,arnerican and other neutral yefcls.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-03
z & n yAL,
s. CUMMINGS

s, CUMMINGS.
r RETURNs fbankl to tks.s e9ts Fnvs en.sis.g
ed bia tn tbs line st l5r rEa ~
infSrms them aad tbs fpJfc; Eet IN lIg1 fl--
continue he frai7ies IF Pk1Ee, sc. tSy@ f6ir
das.-7bgA fegI6s5 'r6bs' baV< a1rcH,1. see, zoit5
hin. Grs rsgaefsS 70 Gatk tbs Gme a. ,5ar a.
fsJE5k.
Portland, May 27, rso}.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-03

1b' ERR Tgns, FszUisr, of Nssvycrk. OF i-r. oaf-
s'G'd bssas f19sss' Stszt % wills f's.4 ss1.y Heck
Portland gazette., 1805-06-03

tor rs down when the French feet hove II
dghf. ihes sEngah Nlnifer a Llibon ilnme.
diatsiy ordered OUT two packets, the Oytleri
frieate and gun brig, then in port with Fdif.
catches for England /. the brig was hcweYei
oblig 4 70 put back having fprung ber bowfpFit
and foremaf in .croning the Bar. &c hours af-
ter falling, Capt. +. fpoGse ,hesBrtiih feet IN
der Sir Ofde, conffing Of two 74s and. three
frisstes only. Handing for England.
,Capt Fols 81 further adyifcs, that the French
niniiter had arrived at liiboa, and was eteorted
from. Bepeile Cattle to this city by the nobility
and Princes horle guards. Jerome Bonsparte
had tset ont for France, by theway of Madrid |;
and his lady vas Faaenger on board the IErin, /,
which came cut # LifSou in company will.
Capt Fogitrs hound f9r Amaerdan,. iaE
hccouuts had been nreceyed at Lifpor cf the
capture 81 two valcaaiel brazil illips of the Iac
of Corvc, by the.Algcraae fquadron. sa.f Fl
-rfaft =- hfr ASA
s. h>' FEoM Ll.soN, April :. 81
q The new FrrnchEiiniaer, Gen. Innot, has
arrived here. 'elcorted by the Royal fiorfe
Guards, aud ca.valcaar Of Portuguese .nobl-
Hy. -
"Jeromc Bonapastee has fst out for France
through Spain. --His Lady has gone paaenger in
a seaei for Amfterdam. ;r.,a T
Portland gazette., 1805-06-03

~ The better accomnlodac dfzrt fubcribe- wh6
receive the papcr by the mail, have eterained 10 II
fue the CfZETE Iaefdays during tt fuolmer efab-
ifhnsl aad It viii ie aeceiary tsprtths paper to
prefs Monday eveninga,.ve requeG our edvertifne
friends 70 furah th r favos by fix O'clock taie even
iass. egF3
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-20
August 9.
S I o c K S.
HAMBuRc, July 1e.

Baron Noveziltzoff cannot have left .Ber-
lin on his return to St. Petersburg, till the
II inst. and he must have neld some more
conference before that time. Copies of
the note transmitted by baron Hardenbure,
have been communicated by the latter to al
the foreign ministers residing at Berlin, to
be transmitted to their courts, which they
all did, with the exception of the French
envoy, NJ. Laporest, who refused 70 re-
ceive the said copy. The king of Prussia,
it is asserted, has thereupon transmitted by
his ministry, note TO the said envoy, con.
tanning the strongest assurances of amity
towards the French government, and the
most fattering expression to the envoy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-20
PHILADELPHIA, September II.
By the ships Sally, arrived at Boston in %
days from Liverpool and London Packet
at&Eis port from Lonaon.
CONSTITUTIONAL, Same Is,

Constantinoble, 9une 16. J.
After the Captain Pacha had taken on
board a considerable number of troops, b
sailed Yesterday, with far wind for E
gyPt. Z
The emperor Of Russia has long n4de.
application to the Porte for the free ma iga
ton Of the Phasis, in Mspgrclia for his
subjects, and his Minister, Coun' T,alinsky,
has had frequent conferences with the RejS
EfendiA en- the subject. a treaty has at
length been concluded between the two
courts, by which the Porte grams 10 the
court OF Russia not only the free navigation
demanded, but also twoforts ON the Phasis,
VIZ. the Castle Cotalis, and the village Of
Pole, in which Russian garrisons viii be
placed to defend the navigation. The Porte
has transmitted advice OF the conclusion of
this treaty'to the Bashaw of Enzerum, with
orders TO him to give every assistance to the
Russians in the Phasis, and TO protect them
IN case of need.
The English consul general at Cons,an-
tinople, has received fresh advices from the
East Indies, which not only confirm the ac-
cunts received by the LAST, of the defeat
and entire ruin of the army of Holkar, but
also bring intelligence of farther progress
made by the English, and the complete sub.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-20

the no 2 elf declarations, serioo.,..
tended to fulfil them because. dvra h.
time which would necessarily sls ,ns The
tween the granting of passports and p . be
rival Of The undersigned at Paris, b. NJ. :. ar
measures which, far from fncli,a,i,. o %
restoration of peace. were of such = Tie
that they annihilated the very ero'a us'ure
peace. auS Pt
g The undersigned, in rscall;n, =
recollection of his excellency baron - ~ NC
denberg facts with which the csbins, -" IA
Prussian majesty is very minutely acoa ". us
ed, must at the same time inform him ,4' VI
he has just now received from his Rn,, ,'at
majesty an order dated the 9th (2lsll j." a'a
to return the annexed passports im \ os1s
arely, and to request your excelsoe"
transmit the same to the French Gov. "
ment, with this present decls.atiop SIN ,a-
no use whatever can be made of them i y
present state of affairs. Z. = " VIC
/" The Undersigned avalls himself of IL.
opportunity 10 renew 10 MS c3Cellencv n.
assurance of his respect. Wv
(Signed)
IN. VoN Novozrlrzoyy.
" Berlin, 28th June, 0 S. Tuly &C. ,ao.
The above note was immediately trans.
mitted by all the ministers, except MI.
forest, the French envoy, residing her.
to'their respective courts, by MESSENGER
and expresses.
This day or to morrow baron Norozil,.
Zof will leave Berlin, on his return To- St
Petersburg.
In our next we shall publish rep!y.s
the foregoing note, considered in Europe
as the expose OF Boraparte On The lecaI Of!
M. Noyoz.ltzcff.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-20
: NORFOLK, September 9.

This morning letter was put into our
hands from very respectable gentleman
of this borough, stating circumstances
which we are very sorry TO learn, but com.
ing from such a respectable source, we
cannot tor moment doubt their veracity,
and our duty dictates an exposure Of such
! inrolerable conduct.
The New. York packet Weymouth, on
her passage from this Co New.York, having
on board several ladies' and gentlemen Of
this place, was met by the British sloop of
war Hawke and Driver, who fred several
shot at the packet, after she had hove to,
and within 100 yards distance. The lieu.
tenant, who came on board, Behaved 10,
the most brutal manner, reyillng the Ame-
rlcans IN the grossess terms, and wishing
that his ration was at war with US. They
were in the act of taking two slaves from
on board, when observing their age. the
officer declared, if they were notso old he
would have taken them.
These outrages, committed in sight OF
our ports, and by persons whose stations
would lead toa supposlsion that they were
gentlemen, cannot be ceusured in terms
stronger than they merit. y
No,e 3bokah0n.--We are sorry to an
noupce the capture OF the brig CatharIne'
captain Seward, from Antigua, OF and tori
this port, laden with valuable cargo OIL
rum, for account of citizens of the United
States and merchants OF this place and
Portsmouth. The Catharine was taken
by French privateer, and ordered tor
Pono-Rico. There has not been cal ture
yet made which has excited more alarm
and more indignation There was not Inc
least colorado pretext for this capture !
the owners of the vessel and of all the car,
so are well known to US, and they are al
citizens of the United States. The only
reason for the capture was the value! MS
information comes by letter from fof''
land received bv last mail. The du''es !.
or this cargo would have been upwards %
$500 dollars so goes the revenue.
September II.
The following interesting Communicates
from the British admiral, command'as
the blockading squadron off Cac'z, y
the American captains, was handso "
by capt. Ha,tou, from St. Lucar.
Dreadoought, oB Iaa'1'
July IS, 1906
n
CT VERY much l'T'eo'
the inconvenience or loss which: the SUD
iects of neutral states may suffer by inc s"r.
preston of the Spanish trade 10 tne p". -, ;.
OF Cadiz and San Lucar by his maIS'Y,
order for IFS prohibition having been pu'.
licIy notified, and sufficient time given .o'
its general PRONUNCIATION throughout hu. .
rope, before it was acted upon o '".'
squadron before Cadiz. [ cannpt' NOV,
wthstanding the most sincere dr'poS''iu'
have at all times felt to give every sew
ri,y and facility to the lawful trade OF nsul
trails, allow the ships which hsae receS. w.,
cargoes on board since my arrival up,
this coast, to proceed on their voyage NJ
them if there were any imPedlmen'' ~
the regular notification Of he measure =
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i.rior officer, much less q commander inchief
on this occasion. He may have reasons,
private reasons, and indeed orders OF such
peculiar naturelthat govern his conduct,
andtie 10 his hands. But whese did a,bet-
Ter opportunity offer itself with such "a glo-
rious prospect Of victory? and thai, has
been mos, clearly lost. Few Of our ships,
excep, the Windsor Castle, have been in-
iured, and not single man undaunted in
the feet, with an enemy evidently IN ter
ror, and flying before US.
"After the battle on the 22d, we CONT
nued idle, in fact, doing nothing, till the
enemy was completely out of sight. Il was
the object of our admiral most clearly to
keep them from getting into Corunna or
Ferrol; and we presume ne was daily, even
hourly expecting the fleet ofslord Nelson.
We therefore stretched away for Ferrol,
where we arrived on The 29,h, from WHICH
. place we were dispatched for England on
the s1st. and arrived here to-day. The
combined fleets, we are perfectly satisfied.
were bound for Cadiz.' s
August 8.
An order, il is said, was sent toall the
out posts some time ago, instrucslog our
cruisers to detain all American vessels
which have on board property not the pro-
perry of the u. States. This order has
been already acted upon, and several ships
have been stopped. The American con-
sui, i, is reported, applied to government
yesterday for an explanation; but We are
not acquainted with8the answer he re-
ceived.
1t has been ascertained that the Anne.
rican ships have for a length of time been
in the practice of going to the Isle OF
France aud the French ports in the w.
Indies. to bring away produce, which they
finally carried into French or Dutch ports.
Their usual custom was TO touch a, an A.
merican port, in order to give the cargoes
the appearance OF being American proper
ty; but it is very well known that such car
goes were never landed. II is in conse-
quence of these proceedings that the or
ders above mentiond had been issued.
August 9.
OCKS.
Bank stock $50 IL 1870. (
5 per cent. red. So Ia So IL.
8 per cent. consol 81 Sd So. =
4 per cent. conssls rs 1-8.
S per cent. navy so SO IL Id 3.S. :
per cent. loyalty 100 ia So.
Long. Ann. 16 7.S isis.
SCmnium 3 Ia.