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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18
NIR. TURNER'S LETTER.

Some time hnce, a letter, written BY Thomas Turn.
Ter, Esq. Of ElgrH-PIt7U, Ylygi7I, was pubHihod II
he Repc-tory This letter was dictated in co1ra
quence Of a number Of queries addre1ed to Mr. IT. by
gentleman in Bolton, the everal charges brought
lganR Mr.. Jelferlon viz. His cowardly abandon
Of the government Of Virginia when invaded bv
he Britiih bis hiring Calender to libel our greatei
Patriots his attempts 10 icduce the wife Of his friend
and his endeavoring pay b2rrorv1 nancy with par
eel Of WORTHLESS paper traih all the above charges
being iubitantiated by ncontrovertabe evidence The
Democrats being unable to nvadate thele facts, with
all the malice Of fgfuzte4 man, mad ule Of every vile
mean derOy Mr. Turner'- char aGtcr for truth and
re1Pettability In reply Mr. Turner has given 10 tie
public the letter publihed in the fri page Of this pa
per, and upon which the RePertory makes the follow
ing pertinent obfervations.
"Tkis paper fcts Mr.. Turner'S conduf III rs pro
per point Of view and now the enraged advocates of
political and private prohigacy may hurl at him their
Pointels arrows in welcome. MR. JEFTERSON's
CHARACTER IS FIXED by all the evidence that an
impartial public will require, and to be wor-
fhipPed by the base or the deluded vii. not remove
ltain.
We do not expect to convince the violent the will
fully and Perverfely deaf and blind. Mr. Jeferfons
character has croded the Atlantic; there, evidence
will norv be duly appreciated. 1t is recorded for
poherity-Proterity will be juR This is all
expect and to this we have limited our views He
will be alting monupent to warn apiring dema-
gogues Of the danga dRming at diitin6tOn, by the
balelt Of concerning with the vieit Of the hu-
ipecies deltroy the characters Of thole whom
grateful country delighted to honor"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18

1he following arc faid to be the fate an,
dchination of the armies which Bonaparto
was 10 fet Immediately in motion aGainI'
the Combined Powers The Grand Army
is to conIt Of one hundred and tttT thou
land men; Bonapzrtr y to be the Com
mander il Chief, and under him Berthler :
the centre is TO be given 10 Louis BonaParte !;
the right wing 70 Oudinot; and the lett
10 Marmont. This army is to act in Ger
many and Switzerland. The army of Italy
is to conGR of I 40, 900 men; Jourdan is to
command the centre, St. Cyr the right,
and Maatna the left wing. An army OF
$4,000 men, under Angereau, IS ttatcd 70
be on its march as auxiliries to Spain, and
to keep Portugalin in fubjecion. The Army
of Relervc is to coniit of 10000 men, un-
der the command of Soult and D'Avout.
The army of otEngland and Holland is to con-
fit Of 5C, 900 men, under the command OF
Ney and Bonhomnae
Several thoufand tons, certainly not leis
than 1900 tons Of tranlports, have been
held at the dif2ofal of Rul1ia in the Medi-
terranean, for length of time paf.
We uAderGand that Ruliian iqadron, of
fix or feven fail Of the line, is expected to
Join our fleet in the North Seas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18

L9ndan, Sept. 20 1t was reported this
morning, that Another Power has Declared
againt France e the E!ector Of Hehe Ca1el,
Whole trsopsare to be taken intoEngliih pay.
IF that Be the fact, it is deciGve Of the fen
timents Of Pruflia, without whole Concur
renee, Power htuated 70 near her teri
tories would not have taken 70 deciGvc :
nep. But we do not guarantee this truth OF
this rumOur.
The report Of an immediate dilIolution
OF Parliament vas again revived yeiterday ;
and it was even Hatcd, that a proclamation
TO that effael had either received, or was a.
bout to receive, the Royal Signature. We
deem it necedary to notice this rumour, from
the general circulation which it obtained latt
night,wiEhout Prelun in5 to vOuch the accur-
cy of::the Abatement.
Admiral Vilea-uyc has been recalled c
Paris, to have his conduct on the 22d July,
Investigated BY Court Martial,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18
TURKEY.

CoaRantinsple. AHg. I5.-The rebellion
in Natelia has taken very fufpiciouS turn
for the Porte. The Pacha Of Erzcrum,
Jusuph Pacha, formerly Grand Vizier, was
defeated in the engagement with layer
Pacha on which the latter fent four Off
GERS TO propoie negotiation but JufuPh
Pacha cauled their heads to be truck off.
Exafperated at this sanguinary deed, layer
Pacha made new attack on his antagoniit,
defeated, and took him pIiioner. The new
Refs Efendi has written and publiihed the
Hitory of the rurkiih Empire. from TAB
to lge :; work which is highly approved
for its correctness and impartiality. The
RuHian troops which lately Pahed before
this city were commanded by Gen Gerdue,
a native Frenchman 1900 men are iaid
to be ready for embarkation at Odeha and
SebaRopel. We have received intelligence
here, that M Jaubert, the French Secre-
tary and Interpreter, has not proceeded for
Paris but that he has taken up his reldenCe
for fome weeks pait at Widdin.
-Als4ts, June 26 The RuiIians continue
their preparations again the Pruhians they
are thriving 70 procure auxlllarles among
the Armenians. Their hottie dcGgns Gecm
to extend through the whole Peninlula be
tween the Cal2ian and Black Seas. To-
wards this latter point, they have made
themfrlves matters Of the porte Of Anargia,
independent Of thcir carlton on the PhaGS
It's faid that they have 1900 men il this
part of Colchidc and il is added, that
their politics do not always favor their mi
Itary operations and that in Georgia, their
fytem of .feverity feems adapted to excite
general difcontent, Prince Zizianow has eau
fed 50 of the principal inhabitants Of Tcfis
TO Be arefed, while two ions Of Prince Her
acliu, have been comPclled to take refuge
n Perlia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18

That hIc dcCacc q Eag,lnd ke5 arm aal ma
determination 10 cblcrve 4n exact alI icrupyIoi, r.
-aGty, without taking the lean part VI th. ,-.,.-
hlpute-in cafe satisfactory reply " not riv.7 w
Emperor Of France, vIi rrpri force .0 frr.- .-+ I
cOrunt the fault wait uut the Ruliiau. Nave i..t
the -lulrans agiuh him.
On 81 Of Auguf, the Emperor mi RuFi4 thouqb IA.
medium Of is embahad Pr Vienna, preicnted Ia
aration. eating, that he lad br governed In an D..
conduct, by L oie principles which would have -.
mott immediate tendency, ~ ettcrt general p,,cs
upon luch grounds would gU!urc the lafetv and t-
guilty Of Esrope but if B0n1Parte rrrfhed " W.
bOundels dehre for COnquel he fhoUlj be PREPARED N
take an active part IN the but ilil entertain,
hopeth the exiting differences maybe amicablv s5
iusted, and invites the o. Vienna TO fecond b
the 81 ot eptcmber, the Emperor ~
Germany prctented A note ~ the French Court "
which he declares his objects I'D arning ~ be the main
tainance Of peace
AS a denomination Of the re6titudr Of the fsB,;.
men entertained by the two Imperial Courts Of Aur
tria and Rulia, il Is hereby formally declared in rbe
name Of both 80
That they are ready to enter into negotiation
with Franco, for maintaining the peace of the C.n
tinent Oh tile mott moderate which are com
Patibe wi th the general tranquility and fecurity:
" Finally, that the ientiments Of Great Britain are
wth thOle herein e1prelIed, and thar
the has dpayed the fame moderate dlpoGtion for the
Of peace between her and France.
His Majelty will De happy, and his higheh viii,
BE gra iGed it this declaration tend q prevent tboa
mfortuncs which ii Is in his power alone ~ avert
from mankind
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18

HnRrLrz, Sfp:. 2T.-Nnety-two thou
iand men, from the coat, will have pal-
fed through Rheims before the end Of the
month. It is expected the Hungarian Diet,
which IS to meet the 9Th Of Oaobert viii
not only grant the Emperor 5o,ooo men, bu,
ALTO, confdtrlble fun Of money. An army
OF 10000 nan is to De formed in Bohemia.
The RuEianswcre toariiyc in brunn on the
18th init. The Autrian troops attending on
the Inn,a ihorJly 70 advance Into Bavaria.
at Gotringen $4,000 French troops are T
rived from Hanover. General Dernadotte IS
with them. Ii is faid M.8acAer is TO succeed
NJ. Laforct as French Imperial Ambli4-
dor At the court of Berlin. Several thou-
fand hories have been lately employed in
conveying every thing that IS valuable It
tar court oJ Munich 10 Wurtzburgh and
al the Officers throughout that territory
have RECEIVED orders 10 tranfnit to Munich
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18
prussia.

BERN SlPt The King Of Pruiiia has
ordered 100 ,0oo men TO hold themieves IN
reldineis TO march.
On the 9Th Grand Council of State wa:
held, at which all the MiniAers and the
principal Generals afiited. A few days be-
fore, couriers were fent to Peteribnrgh and
Vienna.
The Minilter Of State, Count Haugwitz,
is arrived at Berlin. 1t is throught he will
90 to Paris.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18
OCTOBER, 2.
RICHMOND OCT. 20,

Singular DHtL-A Meeting was held on
the Maryland fhore, on Monday laf, be-
tween Or. William Upfhaw, and Shelton
Jones, Efq. The parties took their diff
tance at three feet from the muzzle Of their
pifols. Meriwether Jones, (brother Of one
of the parties) fates, that one of the pre-
liminaries to firing was that each ihould
keep his piece elevated until the word was
given to fire, 70 as 20 prevent injury from
an accidental difcharge. 1t. Reed (Mr.
Jones fecond) was to give the word
While he was engaged in making lome
arrangements, he heard the report Of a Pif-
tol, and turning round, di(coverd that his
friend had fallen 1t. Reed would have
fhot DR.. Upfhaw upon the ipot, but he
continued to execute himlelf, by eXclaiming,
cit 1ua5 an accident il SUa5 an accident q
Mr. Iones It IS faid, was wounded in the up
per part Of his head whether the kuIl
was penetrated, or the ball glanced along
the bone, was not aicertained. MIR. Jones
was in a fair way to recover. 6J B9tb tie
gentlemen a,s democratJ Therefore 7ve imagine
TIE co1troveyE ua5 not er q pohtic0l >JaAttt7.--
Thy Zoo are hath G4olGr--dfy- 1onef rDaiag
killed KS rs1n t5rfs ar t5nf ..farJ f4ce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18
SPAIN.

Madrid, dug. 26-The Combined Fleet
which which has put into Cadiz will 60 to
Carthagcna, and take with it feven thiPs i'll
that port 1t will thence fail for Toulon,
where there are ltill four or Ave ihips of
the line 70 that the force of this fleet will
be 80 ihips Of the line.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18
@drrifn.

II this town, Mr.. Thomas Lewis . Mils Francis
ThOrlo.-Mr. ChrinoPhsr Wright, to MIs Nabby
Baker.
" In Durham, Mr.. Thomas Trsfton, Of Lewilton TO
Mrs, Sarah Crabtree.-In Liibon, Mr. Jofhua Haley,
of -ewiRon, to Mrs Polly Fa rrah--In Lewfown, Mr.
Peter NJ Blalde, to Nifs Hannah Morfe.-In Brunf
wick r. IofePh Field, jr. Of Lewiit0n 70 Mis- Eliza
beth Stevens"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18
POLAND.

Wayl1qU, Sept. A Ruilian army OF
10000 men; commanded by General
Michellon, is at prelenr in our neighbour
hood and it is to proceed to the Aultrian
States in the event Of war.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18
STVEDEN.

Gsttengbargb Sept e.-Every thing here
indicates the approach Of war. The Swe-
dilh army is all in motion; feveral more
regiment are ordered 10 Pomerania. The
King was to leave HelGngburg for Chrilti-
anhadt, on the 9TH init.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18

IA Tie pubic mOEty a tncr PlLoAIon,
without delay. -
RUSSIA
Fr5nirr5 Sett. 2-The Generals Prince
Parcrltiou and Barou Winzingerode are
gone to Join the rrn.y. The latter has Ia
ken HI order to the General in Chief Kut-
usofF, 70 enter Auitrian Poland, which he
has already obeyed, with an army Of 6o,ooo
men. The guards, to the number Of 10000
men, commanded by the Grand Duke Con
itantine, are marching to Lithaunia, whence
they will proceed to the Auitrian States
Other troops from the Kuban, frcm Siberia,
and from Kiow, will form different corps
Of re1erve.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18
290rtlan0.
MONDAY, NovEMBTR IL, 1905.

Captain SIlter, who ar wed AZ this port, on fHday
lalt y 46 days from Liverpool politely iurmihes Nj
with London dates, TO September 29th, ~ days later
than before received For the mott important aru-
ces Of intelligence, Zee eur foreign head.
It appears that The affairs ot Europe are fat aP-
preaching 10 a crifs hch will fhortly determine the
quefion whether Bonaparte will content TO peace with
England founded upon the principles Of Juihce, and
the general i4ety Of kuroPe, or engage II vide sx-
tended war, in which he will have to oPPoie the uni
tsd force the principal pswers upon The continent
a London Editor obierves
The opinion Of the mott intelligent part Of the
Public Is lulpended between the equa probabilities Of
War Or Negotiation. The Prelent tate ef the powers
on the continent has lcarcey ever been paraleled in
the hiiory of nations. It is imPoilibe 70 FAY TO what
this 2areYing the edge Of war; this armed neg0tia-
ton, this coalition Of powers, who with 20 hight, aRd
powers who With to treat, may lead.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18

Proclamation t0r Thanksgiving.

|VII0HIGIIVE ~" A"-|I''B B4C"S'
It IS the cafe with fome people, that no.
thing i. done right, uNleis they do it them
lclves the truth of this will appear in the
reflections made by our meek democrat s,
upon the Governor, for not mentioning in
his Proclamation for Thank fgiving, as a
(ubje9 Of much congratuIation, the lib
Grafton Of our citizens from TriPoline cap
tivity.-Much as we rejoice at this event,
we fhould ALTO be thankful if the PreGdent
of the United States, tha; man Of tte Pe2ble,
would inform the pubIick what ths Particu-
lars Of the treaty are vhen this ihail be
done, GOVERNOR STRONG will then, Jun
doubtedly, notice it in manner becoming
the chief magifratc Of this Commonwealth.
AT Prc(:nt, all the information before the
public reipeding The peace, with TriPoly,
us derived through he medium Of Private
Newspaper butit feems under the new or
der of things,the people are not to Re permit
ted t knowthe proceedings Of the executive.
Under the " Warrington and Adams admin
iitrations, fuch condu6 wonld have been
conGdered treafon againf the majeity Of
the people, and JI9gfsur Gal'qtir,the prefent
keeper Of the purle trings of the United
States, would have threatened 70 F9b do VesiS
gf G95UHWtnt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18
l5p tbe Q7du5.

NEw-oRLEAN5, SEPT. 23.
WE learn from respectable quarter, that
Immediately on receiving word Of the tei
zure Of the KemperS, BY the SPaniards, Gov.
Williams, wrote to Gov. Grand Pre-, de
handing them-and ltating, that if they
were not delivered, he ihould be under the
necelEty of making the next demand at the
point of the bayonet. Had Gov. Claiborne
treated certain Marquis, in the like lpirit-
ed manner, the eyes Of onr citizens would
not have been 70 long offended, nor their
feelings infulted, by the appearance in our
hreets of armed men in the Spaniih uni
form.
OCTOBER, 2.
The mail, via, Fort Stoddert, we have rea-
ION TO believe, will for 4 ihort time be fut-
pended Since the frf pot rider was Kill
led on the route, another has been fhot
through the hat, and we are tod, that no
one can be found hardy enough to ride.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18
Din,

AT Hampden, Andrew Morton, Eq-Mr James
Dudley, killed ~ the falling Of
In Pennington, OCT. 81 Widow Patience Peaie 10
the eOth ear vi her age, native Of Mathis Nn--
yard--In >tares, Capt BofTom aE-d e5,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18

Two declarations in the form Of Notes, have been
prslentedby aIeyEand to Count Cobeatzel. the Aul
trian AIiiGer III which he charges that power, with
being the aggreHUr with pattng the forces of the En-
pire, upon awar elt&bhlhment, time when Bona
parte placed the greate reliance upon the friendly dl
poftion of Au(tra. Such conduct he abferves, has
compelled his matter 70 potPone the nvafon Of Eng
land, and thus Autria has done much As if lhe had
commenced holtihties fCr fhe has made. the NOT
powerful dverIon IN favor Of England.
Taeyrand concludes with requiring ipeedy and
categorical anlwer 10 the following demands -
AZ That Aultra will Immediately reduce her mil
tarv force TO the peace eRabancnt and sileontinue
all camp fortiGcaiions, and - warIke preparation
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18

The la(t Aurora informs, that Gov.
MKean had inftituted fvs additional actions
for libels, aCainit Matthew Lawlcr, Thom-
a. Leiper, Or. Leib, Jacob Michel, and
William Duane active democrats.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18

The U. S. frigate Adams, Capt. Murray,
has failed from New York on cruise.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18

= thc puD:.t morey a tne.r PcisoLion,
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which vac accordingly done; provision,
at the SINE time being made, torres'or-
:rg the pretended pure chase money to
he grantees, by whom, or by persons
tanning under The m, the greater part
of the said purchase money has been
Withdrawn from the treasury OF Geor-
gla.
5. That subsequent legislature of an
individual State has an undoubtcd right
to repeal any act OF a preceding legisla-
lure. provided such repeal be not for
iddcn BY the constitution OF suoh-stAte
Or Of the Uni'td States.
6. ! hat the aforesaid act of the state
Of Georgia Che r. ending acO was for
hidden neither bv the constitution OF that
state, nor BY that Of the United States.
7. i hat the claims Of persons deriv-
Cd under the aforesaid act (the corrupt
act OF the 9TH Jan. 1850 are recognized,
neither BY any compact between the u
rited States and the state of Georgia,
nor by any act otthe federal government.
8. 1herriorS Rrso!ved, 1 hat no part
Of the Ave millions OF acres reserved
for SATISFY ing and quieting claims to the
land C ded by the state Of Georgia, to
the United States, and appropriated by
the a't"I Congress passed at their last
session, ought be app, opriated to quiz
ct or compensate any Claims, derived
under any pretended act OF the state of
Georgia, passed or allie ged 10 have been
Paseeu, daring The year l795.
JAMES ELLIOT.
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Nav 81.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

By the arrival Of the brig Superb, capt.
Besworth, from Liverpool, VIC have
been supplied with London and Liver
pool papers to the 22d April. Among
the few articles we have been enable q 10
select from the latest dates, viii be OBJ
served, That very important dispatl hes
had been received from Russia, and
thai they were understood to be highly
favourable to the prosecution of,he war;
that the Grand Secret Expedition had
actually sailed that the naval arma-.
mcnts in the ports of France, Spain and
Holland had made many dis positions
for putting to sea, having received on
board large quantities of troops and mill
tarV stores.
Lord IIawkesbury is said to have been
appointed to the Office OF First Lord of
the Admiralty, and Lord Harrowby
succeeds to the SecretArysh. poi the
Home Department.
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BOSTON,. Nav IS,

G t5c Lnr1bta Har.-Some con-
vt'H~;I~n h4s.rcctntl " passed, and much
curiosity been excited by rumors of
P.Wt IN Europe. We have with con-
siderable attention, looked over most of
the London papers, received BY the late
arrival, to ascertain whether there be a.
ny r,dl prospect Of Peace. Much de-
Prndrncc is laced uponthe eventual de-
termination OF Russia. Her language
has been extremely ambiguous, and her
conduct indecisiye. However, whether
the continental powers enter vigorously
INTO war against France rnot, itssems
certain, that Great Britain must still con-
t'nue in hostile. position. If other
PoweF%"lti not cooperate with her, SO
rs t. enable her TO undertake offensive
measures, with a prospect of success,
she must continue to &C: on the deteU-
sl'e. Whilst B0ndbarte retains the
power, which he now possesses in the
ror'h % Europe, the safety of Grea:
Britain lies in her vigiiAnt, active and
vigorous support OF the war. In war,
She may resist the attacks, and defv the
utmost forts Of France but in Peace
the arts and influence of the Gallo en-
Peror, under present circumstances are
irresistible. The languages OF. Great
Britain must now most decidedly be-
MY VOICE BSTILL FOR WAR.
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tellects, to the destruction ofhis charc-
! ter and tranquility here and to his pr
,dition in that life which shall never e,d,
l would demand of him what Object ais
crimes give him sufficiently to baIaIcr
all this havock? Is the insidious and
mercenary smile of a prostitute, an e.
quivalent for temporal and eternalruin:
WhSe pity is it that every mans lips will
answer this QUESTION in the negative
while their lives give tan aft, m alive an
swer ; what pity is it that whIlet the road
to peace and character here and to bliss
in The realms olneverf4ding light is 50
simple, 50 obvious, so direct, that youth
forever de> late into the wilderness of
vice. The time will come when this
thUioc shall be repenteL of God send
that it be not too late when death sh.. Il
dissolve the charm which had fetched
their senses and when repentance sh.ll
have no merit this view Of the sub
Jet is too painful. rather indulge
the hope OF reformation.
The arguments in its favor are so
strong that in orderto be efIctual they
need only to be considered. On the
one hand temperance, health, wisdom,
honor, responsibility, peace : on the o.
Their, int importance, disease, infany and
misery. Pause and weigh this state
mcnt. PAuSe-e'cr dissipation shall have
scattered abroad the bloom of youthful
beauty and Consigned YOUR names to in
delible disgrace. Pause e'er the anger
Of heaven shall overtake you when
Your tears of supPlication and screams
of terror shall be Knocked when YOU
shall e1,l"iun ~nid NH~ horrors Of eter.
nal ruin g . that had ebeyed the ing
junction of St. Paul: O! that | had
fed youthful lusts."
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TOULON fLEETOUT
LITTER AND IMPORTANT.

Capt. Folgier, arrived here on Satur-
day, in IS days from Lisbon, is the
bearer OF the very interesting intelli-
gence of the escape Of the French feet
from Toulon. He states that on the
14th April the Doric transport ship,
captain Lamb, arrived at Lisbon, dis
patched from Sir ], Crde, on Cape ST.
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FROM TIE WEDITERRANEAN

A letterrecelved in town from Malta,
OF the date of 10th March, states THAT
the American squadron sailed three days
previous, on different routs, in search
OF IF'Pol'tan Privateers, which they
learned we've out on a cruise. One Ne
apoIltan vessel WHICH had been captured
By them, was retakcn of the island Of
Strombola, and had arrived at Malta"