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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10
NEW oRLEAN May, 81.

AT meeting ofthc Protestant citizens,
last evening, agreeabiy to previous notice
the following resolutions were adopted /:
Resolved, as the opinion of This meeting,
that it is expedient 10 take Immediate
steps for procuring Protestan, Church
in this city.
Resolved, as the opinion of this meeting
that measures ought to be taken. to encou
rage Clergyman ofthe Protestant persua
sion, TO come and reside in This city, 10
preach the Gospel.
Resolved, that farther and more prompt
iy TO carry into effect this Iaudable under
taking, that another meeting be held
on sunday next, at half after IL A. M,
precisely.
June 4.--Married, last evening. by the
Rev. Fa,her Walsh. Edward Livit.gsfon,
Esquire, 10 Mde. Marie-Louiss. 51agds.
lefne- Valentine DaOezoc- (asrra Moreau, VII
dow of The late Louis MORGAN de Lassy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10

i ation Of these vessels Is the more crItfeai.
as they cannot find here the tenth part Of
the articles necessary 10 repair them.
Paris, SOFA E7oriai. - Complaints have
been made to his majesty Of great Frauds
committed by the agents ofthc Forests
The emperor has in consequence, given
orders that q very strict attention be di-
rected 10 this important part OF the public
property. A commission having been ap
pointed 10 examine into this nefarious
business, some of the agents fied from
justice. Depredations so alarming viii
excite all the solicitnde ofthe prefeels aud
conservators.
The following trait deserves to be re-
corded. An American, attached to the
la'e embassy from the u. States, and rca.
dy to embark on his return to the Fede-
raj city, passing one day thro' the streets.
of Nantz, observed crowd. Enquiring
the cause, he was told that It was a father
ola family, whose moveables had been
sold TO pay his debls.-He enquired to
what sum his debts amounted ITO 100
crowns.-Tke generous American drew
100 crowns from his pocket, paid them to
the balliE, and disappeared without telling
his name or receiving any thanks.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10

We understsnd that his Lordship IN
consequences OF some inform alton he had
eseos sahea from baroadoes to Grena-
-, ""'en ~ Al prooaosnty, prevented his
- Up WIN tue rrsnen meet before
."sy Pssssu 'n.s 's'ano' his Lordsh'p did
t aoe sos ~ soore; aeciaring' as we have
NJ .o'u. 'nas ne nad not been out OF the
~ 'o' Two years.
before ms LotdshiP sailed, the Nettly
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10
BALTIMORE. June 80.

Arrived yesterday, schr. Baltimore,
Whelen, from Bermuda, where she was
carried, on her passage from Port.au-
Prince to this port, detained 60 DAYS, and
then released. Left ship Manhatten, re-
stored, to sail for New York as soon as
hards arrived TO navigate her; brig Nam
cy, Chtis.ie, of Norfolk, restored; brig
Vulcan, Harris, Of Boston, sentence no,
passed brig Kitty, of N. York, taking in
iballast.-The Cambrian and Driver, had
captured and sent in the Spanish priyaleer
schr. Maria, Antonis Lebo, one of the pic
karoons which lately infested our coast,
and was off New York the latter end of
May. She had captured the ship Chas.
Carter, Tompkins, of Norfolk, from N. Ca
rolina TO Falmouth, and ship Hun,ress, of
Boston. from Washington City for Cibral-
tar, loaded by government with stores for
our squadron in the Mediterranean also,
brig from ST. Thomas to the u. States.
The two FIRST named vessels were captur.
IN sight OF Bermuda, by two British let
ters OF marque, on the 9th inst. and sup
posed TO have been ordered for Europe.
Also, brig Morning Star, Newton, Ha.
wanna, Is days. Left, brig S. w. capt.
Boyle, of Baltimore, and about others
belonging to the Northward. Spoke schr.
Hope IN the river, which left HAVANA the
day af'er him, and said that z American
vessels had srrived there the day he sail
ed. Boarded off Cape Roman, and suf.
Tered to proceed.-Informed that he had
captured the schr. Fortune or Fortuna, of
Baltimore. LET. him in chase of vessel
to leeward, endeayoring to reach Charles
ton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10
BOSTON, June So.

Capt. Hall, who arrived yesterday from
the Mediterranean, came through The
Straits of Gibraltar, on the 9Th If May
with Lord Nelson's feet. oil Is sail of the
line, and parted of Cape ST. Vincents, on
the 9Th of May. 1t was reported at Ma.
laga, by the capt. Of a Danish vessel, tina,
OH Sicily he had been boarded from two
Tripoline Corsairs; but it was not much
credited; and no such news had reached
Alicant or Gibraltar.
The above account of Lord Nelson's
heet, (Which may be depended on,) does
not agree with the reports of its being
spoken but the intelligence Of its arr
val at Barbados, about the ist June, may
be correct.
By the Minerva from Greenock, the
papers of that city TO May Is wereTeceiv
ed. They contain report Of new trea
ty with Russia, but hat The price Of stock:
was not affected thereby. Admr. Collinp
wood, with 10 sail of the line has beef
sent to seek the Toulon feet. Ano,he
Heet OF 10 soil OF The line is preparing
The embargo on BRUSH ships is continu
ed. :
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10

The Star Of yesterday states, that OF
Thursday about , O'Clock, special mes
senger arrived at The secretary OF States
office with the Treaty that has been so
long negotiating with The Court Of Russia,
sealed and signed in due form. This
Treaty is Offensive and Defensive, and
some Northern Powers either are or soon
Will he parties to II. Count Woronzow
The Russian ambassador ~ this Couri, az
SO 'fecetved dispatches on Thursday,
brought by Russian Courier, OF the same
nature as those alluded 10 above" Itis
certainly very remarkable that this most
interesting intelligence, tho said 20 have
rearbed London on Thursday, does not
appear m any prints until Saturday, and
then only IN the Star. Our readers will
observe TOO, that the prices Of Stocks re.
NAMED unaffected.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10
NORFOLK, July G.
French & English Fleets in the West
- Ird,1.n

French & English Fleets in the West
/ Indies.
BY Captain Tompkins, arrived here on
! Thursday from Point Petre, GuadaIoupc,
IS DAYS passage, we have the following.
The French and Spanish f,ee,s Of 20
sail OF the line, and 10 frigates, passed
Bassaierre. (C.) on the 9th of June, and
lock on board about 800 lroops--abo,,: the
10th they fellin with 8 English merchant
men, under convoy Of a frigate and a sIoop
OF war, from Antigua bound home-the
merchantmen were captured, but the con-
voy escaped--ihey were ordered for Mar
Unique, under convoy ofone frigaie.--On
the 18Th, four frigates returned TO Qua.
daloupe, and relanded the troops and inn
medialely made sail.--On the 2lst of
June, under the lee Of Antigua, was boar
ded by the boat Of the Kipg6sher sloop of
war, who informed, that four DAYS before
they had seen the French Feet steering
n. Z. and that two days after they feil in
with Admiral Nelson's feet Of IL sail of
me line, IN pursuit of them.-That in
company with another frigate, the King
fsbcrhad fallen in, towindward Of An,ion.
with the above meD,ioped prize ships, but
before they could get UP with them the
french fr'gaIe set fire TO the whole of
them, and then made her escape-That
homiraf Nelson left Bsrbadoes the same
day the French feet sailed from Marti-
hiquc, but supposing Trinadad to be their
object, steered in that dreetion--at Gre
NADIA he learned their true route, and i'm.
mediately pursued them.
Many cenjeciures we're ailoat at Qua
aaioupe as 10 the real destination of the
French heet--some would have it that
'hey were for the East Indies--others Ca
nada, and many that they meantio 90 to .
Certain latitude, and then return to the
w est lndies.--Bu,, It's most probable.
Their obIeci is to draw the English flee,s
rom The British Channel, TO make iunc.
non with the Brest fleet, and then make
me long contemplated attack on Eoeland
or ireiand.--i, is imagined that thew did
not expect Nelson so soon after them. b,,,
,hey were appraised Of his being al Bar.
oaooes before they left Martinique
llHe aooOefs eo,voboratfd bv Cahf. Nm.
f'1s, mo arrived hire on 7znysdar, =, 10
days/'ou Hndgua1 "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10
ANECDOTES OF DOCS.
Fso1 BIscLsrs AsiMAL BIocRlpH,;


A grocerin Edinburg had a dog. which
for some time amused and astonished the
people in the neighbourhood. A man
who went through the streets ringing a
bell and selling penny pies, happened one
day 10 treat this dog with pie. The ne Il
time he heard the pieman's bell, he ran to
him with impetuosily, seized him by the
coat, and would not suffer him TO pass.
The .pieman, understood what The animal
wanted. Showed him penny, and pointed
10 his master, who stood at The street door
and saw what was going on. The dog
Immediately supplicated his master by
many humble gestures and looks. The
master put a penny into the dogs mouth,
which he instantly delivered TO The piemsn
and received his pie. This traffic be-
tween the pieman and the grocer's dog
continued to be daily pracsised for many
months.
Alta convent in France, twenty paupers
were served with dinner at certain hour
every day. A dog belonging to the con
vent did not fail TO be present at this re-
gale, TO receive the odds and ends which
were now and then thrown down to him,
The guests however were poor and hun
cry, and Of course not very wasteful, so
that their pensioner did little more than
scent the feast ofwhicEr he would fain have
partaken. The portions we're served by
a person, at the ringing Of a bell, and de-
lvered out by means of what in religious
houses is called a tour which is machine
like the section OF a cask, which, by turn.
ing round upon pivot, exhibits whatever
is placed on the concsye side, without
discovering the person who moves il.
One day this dog, Who only received
few scraps, waited till the paupers were
all gone, took the rope in his mouth, and
rang the bell. His straiagem succeeded.
He repeated it the next day with the same
good fortune. At length the cook, find
ing that twenty one portions were given
out instead of twenty, was determined 10
discover the trick; in doing which he had
no great difficulty for lying ferdu, and
noticing the paupers as they came in great
regularity for their different portions, and
that there was no intruder excsptthe dog,
he began to suspect the real truth. which
he was confirmed in, when he saw him
wait with great delibcraiion I'll the visitors
were all gone, and then pull the bell. The
matter was related to the community
and TO reward him for his ingenuity, he
was permitted to ring the bell every day
for his dinner, when mess of broken
yIcluals was purposeIy served out to him.
IN the year 1880, the following, ilIustra-
live Of the sagacity OF the dog, occurred
near Hamnersmith :--Wbile man Of
he name of Richardson, waterman Of
hat place, was sleeping IN his boat, the
vessel broke from her mornings, and was
carried by the tide, under West-country /
barge. Fortunately for the man, his dog
happened to be with him; and the saga
c'ous animal awakened him by paving bis
lace, and pulling the collar ofhis coat, at
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10
81. JonN's, tAnLigual Inne Ne.

On "wednesday last, we had the Plea
sure OF seeing the Zee, the under comroand
OF vice-Admissi Lord Nelson, cons;s,;no
OF " ships OF the line, irigs,es 2 sIoons
OF war, and brig, anchor in the road pr
St. John, from whence his Lordship sa;lrd
the next day, abou, noon, in search Of ,hs
French fleet.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10

The army assembling In The celebrated
PLAIN Of Marengo will consist Of 30 600
seiccl men, which are TO be reviewed by
has majesty the emperor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10

Aisster fr-m Madrid ofths 81, ult:.
inserted in the Ley den Gazette, -of the I'd,
says, that the Touion feet first stopped off
Carlhagena, 10 be Joined by the Carthage
ma squadron; but that the squadron would
not be ready until The expiration OF 4s
hours, the feet proceeded on to Cadiz.'
The accounts offhe amount ofthr French
and Spanish force correspond with those
which have already been published.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10

-: ~ aoo0ss eo,vob0raffd By Cam. nm.
x , 1 1,ro arr'ved here on 7znrsday, in IL
days/'oD' Andgua
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10
ALTONA, May 8.

It is positively asserted, that the king
of Sardinia will be Unidentified for the loss
of Piedmont. by the republic of the Seven
Islands and Malta, OF which, besides, he
viii De grand master. According TO This
plan, the states OF this prince will consist
entirely OF islands
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21

the to-gates are erected. and Sned ~ towns are bv
law hnable, for ufering roads TO be out Of repair
and l1io lines may be levied the profits and tolls
Tihng or accruing to iaid proprietors
FroT14ef Hess'be,I and b II f,fgrr r7at7ed That no
toh ihah be demanded or taken o. amy perfon, who
'Aall be pabng with his horie or carriage 10 or from
pu0hc worihlp, or with his hOrie team or cattle or
On loot, 70 Or from any mill their common or ord-
nary ouneis Of family within the tow where
fuSh perions belong.
daa b u lt6tr eaaI7ss thar when flid prcrrietors
ihal make It appear TO the Judge, of the Court Of
Common Pleas for the county in which iad turnpike
road lies that they have expended faid fun Of tx hun
dred dollars on each mile or proportionate fun \.
atoreiaid ad Judges being convinced that the road Is
fade paha6le agreeable 70 the intent Of this af the
PropHrTors tha have liberty eraf the gates aforc-
fad
f7f x rt5 e-4t7sS That at the end Of every tx
years after the iettng up Of any to gates an
OF the expenditures upon fad road and the proGts a.
rlhng theFetrom, fha be laid before the eeiGature
OF this ate under the forfeiture of the privileges of
TINS act N Surc. And right is hereby reServed 20
iald egature 10 reduce the rates OF toll before men
toned a they NAV think proper TO- however that II
the net profits fhal not more than nine per
per aunum the laid rates Of toll iha NOT IL rpdn
ced.
Pyovda zrvertJsc and b- II fytJrr e.a7sa That wher
the net income of the toll ihal amount to the fun
which the ProPriet0rs have expended on faid road
with nine per cent. on luch furis 70 expended from
the time Of their actual diburlements the faid road
with all is rights privileges, and appurtenances fha
revert TO the State Of Ncw-Hampihre ami bee me
the property thereof 70 All intens and purpofc any
thing in this att to the contrary not,vithnanding
~iFa bt II gri5ey sHoelel That if in fix years from
The Pafng OF hs act the faid road lha not be COM
Peaed according 10 the Provion of this act, every
part and caute thereof fhsll be nu and void P,evi-
a a5o, That the State Of Newhanpihlre, NAV At anv
e alter the expiration Of forty years from the pa-
ing of As act, pay the proprctUr5 of f4id road TIE
amount oithe funs expended by them thereon, with
nne Per cent PEI annun in addition thereto deduct
ing the toll actually received by the proprietors and
II mat ca' the ia'd road, with all its privileges and
aPpurtenaHces, fhall, all intents and purpoies be
tht property o. he State Of New-Hamplhire any this
at = the contrary notwithstanding P,o4d ses,tLe-
', That the Legislature this of State la have Il yht
70 adopt fl, mealures, fa BY them be con1dorcd
nccc1iary Or exPcdent compel The ad propretors to
keep i-id road il repair
-4tf,.gc4 Dec. 2e, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21
Ehs Sa;ettf,

4. pubifsd every MONDAY, BY ISAAC ADAMS and
WILLIAM JENKS, JUN. al the Printing Office,
No :, Fifh-freet, Portland where Subscriptions,
Advertisements, Communications, SC. are received
with attention.
rbofc fubcribers, who receive their papers tie Of
fee, or in packages by the mail, will pay ONE DOL
rAK and FIFTY CENTS year being cheaper than
any paper Of this fze pubhhed in New England
shbfcribers in town, and thoie who have their pers
fealed feparately, and forwarded by the mail. will
be chat ,cd two dollars.
The Gazette, having the mon extenive circulation
g any pape. in the Diltrt of Msne, it will be found
,,eeuliariy advantageous for our AdveNGng friends
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21

500 TICKETS Shall be considered as one
complete days work, and the fortunate blanks
sazll be determined at that rate of drawing,
whether greaterl or less number come out Of
the wheels in one day. All prizes 70 be paid
al the expiration Of the thirty days (elcepting
the highest, which viii be paid within sixty
days. after the drawing is completed--the
drawing to be finished within twenty SIX work
inc days. Prizes not claimed within one year
will be considered as generously given 70 the
Bridge, and will not be paid after that time.
An early day will be appointed for drawing
in Boston The Managers flatter themselves
that the punctuality observed in the former
classes, Will insure e ready sale for the tickets
in this class.
Tickets will rise 10 fire dolars and ffty cents
twenty days previous to drawing, and 70 sir
dollars on the fourth day Of drawing
Nearly half the tickets are already engaged.
The venders Of tickets in remote towns are re-
quested to give a. early notice as possible of
the number they intend to keep, or have dis
posed of, tha. an early day may Ee fixed for
drawing.
TICKETS & QUARTERS
IN THE ABogE CLASS, FOX SAFE BY
ISAAC ADAMS,
No s, Jones' Row.
sTDPrlze tickets taken in payment.
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NOTICE.

ME. RucgIes, Informs the Ladies
and Gentlemen Of Portland, tha, he fl1all leave
IOWA 70 lPcnJ lie winter but all return. and COM
menee h's Spring School abou the twcn,veth os A-
fI next tie alfo returns III thanks to Ills friends
40 ne P'oc' And wilhgs continuance Of their
forTner patronage. d. Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21
lerintiu9

n is various branches executed At the Cazetteoce
Handsomely and with expedition.
general aGortment of Commercial, Court and other
BLANKS, we'll printed, on good paper, conftantly
for fale
Blanks, Cards and Shop Bills printed at the fhortsit
notice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21
From Philadelphia faPer,--Oa. 8, 1906.
CEN. EATCN'S EXPEDITION.

Erfca9 9fn letter tysn ATr. Pafal PaoE
Psot ('bn Ct tsA nm. Peck) an s1Frsr on
boara, TIE Y. S. Brig A,guJ co.lnnn4ed =
I(aae HuK, Eq. dGted Maita, 745 4.
BY the P-eliden,, which fails for Ameri-
ca in few days. embrace the favorable
opportunity Of writing you few lines. You
wilt no doubt be anxious and feel little
iurPrifed at my long iilence, and will per-
haps, place it TO neglect or want Of affect
ion; but when allure you have not been
IN Chriltian country for nearly eight
months before, you will form an opinion
that will be more correspondent to the fee
hngs OF mv heart. Time and my duty
will not permit me 70 write you as lengthy
as could with viii however, give YOU
thort account of our journey acrois the
Lybian Deiert, where we fufFered al
mott every thing poflibe, but in the end
gained glorious victory, and in great
meaiure contributed to the bringing the
Bafhaw Of rrpoly 70 terms Of peace. A
bout the middle Of November, failed
from Malta, bound to Egypt (having on
board, as pafenger, William Eaton, Efq J
in fearch Of Hamer Bafhaw, the righttuI
iovereign Of Tripoly, to endeavour to effca
co operation with him againf his broth
e, the reigning Baihaw Of Tripoly. We
arrived at the port Of Alexandria on The
"a of NoFembct, and Mr. Eaton vent tc
Grand Cairo in feareh Of the EA-Bollaw.
After long ferries Of difficult, 5, dangers
and veXations, MIR. Eaton arrived near
Alexandria with the Bafhaw, and about
forty perions in his fuite, about ths 9th F5b-
ruary. Mr.. {. returned on board, and the
Baihaw fornaed his camp about II miles
from Alexandria, where he was occqEon-
ally reinforced by the Bedouin or deiert A
rabs. At the preHing folicitation Of Mr..
Eaton, and ar the requett Of Captain HAL,
| coniented to accompany the former acrois
the deiert, with the proviGo Of joining rhe
brig at Bomba. On the 9th Of FEB Mr.
Z. cur Lieut.. of Marines, myielf, and fey-n
marines, left the brig and Joined the army,
and the brig failed for Syracuse On the
9th OF March we commenced cur march
with about 900 well mounted Arabs, 70
ehrittans recruited AZ Alexandria, and 70
camels laden with our proyiGons and bag
gage. Our frit DAYS Eiareh was near a.
miles. On encamp}ng, we found tae wrn,
TO al appearances, dry, and there was no
water within fix hour. march Here com
menced the ilrit Of our Offerings
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21
! MeHrs. ADAMS & JENKs.

AS number Of gentlemen in this vicinity, have
lately become ProPrietors in the Turnpike Road lead
ing through the Notch of the White Hills you will
0ohge ieveral OF your subfcribers by pubLfhng the
following act Of incorporation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21
OFFER TO THE PUBLIC THE FOLLOWING
SCHEME,
OF TIE FOURTH CL-ISS.

$4,000 TICKETS at Dollars, is $4,000,
subject to deduction Of p per cent.
CAPITAL PRIZES detern!na5!e on the fol-
owing days:
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4 House to Let.

NClay Cove, now o,cupis b. Cs7, v,r,. rr,bh,--
!, Fohe.iloa rnay DC had u lops ja,s--ap.ly n
:. 4, Ua.~ Sl-5f q Il
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iines, SC. Early and late sufn.p feed, coriend.
er, annifeed, rarlaway, keryse, white & broWn
nutlafd feed
On HAND
Bed clover, orchard gratis, lucern
trifoile, rye g,sfs, burnett, tlmotey feed, hemp,
aas.Eca and fpring barley; with variety Of
flower feeds and roots.
d good ,eGoytment Of
Fiowerpo,s, rootsgisa-s. queens, alsas and aoae
wares-GRUCERIES AND LIQUORS.
The. highef prices given for Indian
corn and zeal, oats, hsck wheat. white beans
and l:iian peas, ALTO, Timothy feed.
March is. Dirt zav1M