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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18
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h its various branches, executed the Gazette Office
Handsomely and with expedition.
A general adortment Of Commercial, Court and other
BLANKS, well printed, on good paper, conlanty
for iale.
Blanks, Cards and Shop Bills, printed at the hort:
notice
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18
POWDER ROUSE.

POWDER HOUSE.
THE iele6tnen Of the town of Portland give notice
to the merchants Of iaid Town, and others whom
il may concern that the Powder Houle is ready for
the reception of Powder and that they have appoint
ed Capt. ABNER LOWELL, Keeper Of the iaid
HOu(e, until the next annual Town Meeting.
BY order Of the Seeamen,
Samuel Freeman, Chairman.
Nov 2, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18
To Let.

A coEvenient Dwelling Houfe, Pleafantly Guared
Z Crrs7 Srrrt with Barn, WOod-houie, and ga
DE Particulars, apply 10
Asv.4 WILLIAM BROWN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18
NOTICE

THE Members Of the CATARACT ENGINE, are
requei.ad to give their pun6tual attendance (for
eheiI yearly raeeting) Wiaa Campbell Inn, Fore
lroei, 1hurfeay Evening, Fifth December next, at
tsVen o'clock, Preciieiv. By order of the Captain,
Nov. IL. RUFUS WASHBURN, CLERK.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18
To Let,

ONE half Of three fory Brick Dwelling
HOUSE, ftuated in Fe4srai Street ior terms,
Apply 10
THANKFUL SLOWER Nog. II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18

THE lu5lcriber hereby gives pubic notice 70 all
concerned, thar dle las been duly appointed, and
has taken upon herlef the trait Of Asu;nnratrix on
the eitate OF
WHLLfJl BUCKNHH, Jun.
ia;e Of Northvarrouth, III the County Uf Cumberland
Mariner decea!ed by giving bond as the law directs
She therefore rcqueas all PerloHs who are indebted
60 the iai decealed's cG4.e TO make imaedate pay
menti and theie no have any demands thereon, to
exhibit the tame to
Elizabeth Bucknam,
BHsIC CR. 25, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18

NNE the labforibers, having been appointed BY the
Hon. Samuel Freeman, Lf4. Judge Of Probate, to
receiver and examine the claims againf the efate e
FRIE POOR,
late o Portland in the county Of Cumberland, rner
chant, deceaied rePreented nloIvent-do hereby give
notice, that fix months allowed the creditors
bring IN and prove their claims; and that hal at
tend that ervice the Room the DE1as Fire and
1fariae E751aaee 0Es the iirH Monday Of the fix fol-
lowing months, from ten o'clock, A. NJ TO one P.
Woodbury. Storer,
Lemucl Weeks.
P2.tls.E C-7.5.r Is, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18

Printing. the Pope's late re-
Gdence at Paris, the mott confant homage
was paid to him by numerous exhibitions,
TO explain the progrefs of the ufcful arts in
that country. One circumfance, however,
but little known, though unparalleled in the
art Of Printing, deferves to be recorded: On
the Erlt of February, his Holneis viGted the
imperial Printing Office. As he Paaed a
long the galleries, I5o Preles furnithed him
as he pailed, with fteet each, upon which
was given the Lords Prayer, in lome diff
ferent langu tge or dialect. In Hebrew, Sa
maritan, Chaldee, ancient Syriac, Rabini-
cal, ancient and vulgar Arabic, Armenian,
Perhah, and aio all the languages and let
ters Of the C.imca, of Malay, of Java, of In
dohan, of the MoGul empire, Of China, and
Tartary in all forty tx dialects Of Ala We
cannot enumerate I'll the European langua-
ges and dialects, but they amounted 10 IS.
Africa furniihed z, and America the re-
mating =. The reputation Of the French
Drefs is well known, and the ccnfant atten-
ton paid BY that nation 10 the art Of Print
ing, even, amidt their revolutionary hor-
.ors, enabled them to pats before the eyes
OF the Roman Pontif, whatever has been
employed to improve or enrich the noblef
and mott utefvl art known TO man.
A variety Of valuable antiquities have
been dilcovered in TheAaly. Among which
are the butts of Arifotlc and Anacreon, a
large itatue of Ceres, with coin Of LyG-
machus, and fome remarkable Pilars-A
Greek No. containing a commentary Of
Nicephorus on the ancients and the ancient
Greek church, was dlcoyered At the fame
time, another building has been dug out
from the lava whieh buried the city Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18
poliilaI.
From tie Virginia Gazette.

Be ready Gods with all your thunder bolts,
Dalh him to piece. ..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-05

" IHEREAs, by an act of the General .Ger1bly.
w Pafed the Goth day of January IaR, entitled
An Act for carrying into execution the contribution
Of the Mutua Ailurauce fociety agant fire on build
rgs IN the ltate Of Virginia, lately adopted at Cen
neral Meeting. 1t is among other things enacted
hat the funds now in hand, as well as debts due TO
the fad ociety, iha be divided between the towns
and country nproporton the capital fulfcrled by
the towns and country refpea vely," and that PRO
Perty injured in towns, and property injured in the
country ilali be reiponGbe for their reflective oIes
only, and not for the lofes of each o.her''
And whereas, from the extraordinary loIcs which
the fociety had fuained prior to the oath day Of Fe
bfuary lat, the focie,y had been very nuc
reduced and yet reduced 70 that the portion Of the
iaid funds be allotted to the town, in cnnfortyto
the act OF Atemby afoeiad will in all probability he
Insufficient to the ohes (excIuively charqeable
on the funds of the towns which may reafonably be
expected to OCCUR in the coure of the prefent wear
and the credit and very exence Of the inGtution re-
quiring that proviiion houId be made for the innle
diate payment of iuch contingent offes-The Board
OF Directors of the Society aforefaid, have thought
proper call for the payment Of half quota on each
building which had been enfured in any town in this
commonwealth, or in the town OF Alexandria before
the laid 2fth day OF February Taft, to be- paid on or
before the hrft day of April next do therefore and
in conformity 20 refolution adopted by the faid
Board OF Directors, hereby make known TO I'll whom
it may concern, that the fd requiton Of half quo
ia to be paid before the drt day of April next,
on each building enlurcd in any town in this conlnon-
wealth, and in the town Of Alexandria bah been
made for the purpofe aforcfd, aud in ru,flruce Of
tie authority yefed in the Prcfdent and Directors by
the act aforeaid, and by the rurs and regulations Of
the iaid ioceiy. And do further hereby in rurfu-
ance alfo OF the reolution aforefad, notify TO al per-
fons concerned that every iuGranee on 81 ch tt, fid
half quo.a halI be pay ble under the laid rcquiucn,
will be forfeited unlels payment thereof that s ofa
fun equal to half the premium mentioned il The poll
cy be made at the fsrthel by the FRI dag Of JDns
next and lueh iD.ancc will remain forfeited mail the
payment Of the half quota 70 withhc'd, and imercG
thereon iha be afterwards, either voluntarily mad,
or coerced in the mode prcfcribed by law.
AL. MPAEsPyefasai NJ. n. s.
III he Cacyoi of'c> # L,jsraer,
Riebaead, Elb. 25fb, 1905. feTst)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-05
(eT8)

On Sunday Evening 9rd InG. on he Nsin.Greet,
~ on Shockoe-IIill, near about the New Prick
Houie. Of M. Va-ust a NEW RED MCRROC-
co POCKET BOOK, containing fGndry papers,
which IS Of u!e 20 any perfon but the fubIsriber;
anonga which is note Of John Weber, payable to
jeremiah Burton, for forty Dollars, and ione other
amounts and articles Of agreement. Any Perfon who
,gu deliver the id Pocket Book and its contents unto
the 5uhicrber, fab receive reward Of Five Dollars
WILLIAM NASH
Nil
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-05

SECRETARY or TIE UNITED STATES NAVY,
WAsHINGToN.
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II was rumonred yeGerdav. N the authority
Of private letter from the Hague, Of the Esd
inn. that Bonaparte had fuddeniy quilted Bou-
logne ON the 18th, in corfcqueuce of dhpai ches
received by him from Paris, and tina, orders bad
been received in Holland TO fifpend the further
enbarka,ion Of the troops in the ports Of that
country.
a ferrous misunderstanding is faid 10 fubfft
be'w the French Princes in which Louis the
Eighteenth and his brother Monlier entertain
contrary e ntimeut,.
We are in fcne meafure indebted to neu
tral nhip for the capture of the DiGon. She
fooke the phtcGix irt, and foon Afterwards the
Did0n, TO whom 0he communicated the iutelii
eoHce that fhe had juf fpoken an Enelilh cor
veto of 20 suns, a1d that the Didon might, BY
fsttiug all toe iail 1,e could, overtdSe her. The
Didon accordingly carried prefs of fail, which
foon brought her alongIide of the PhGnix
when nc found her niAake. The action wa,
eill1ufly fought. yard arm ~ yard arm, fo
two hours and Gf;y-two minutes, by the log
after the Frenchman's main and mizen man baC
gone over The tde, lie grew dtfpsrsie, and, as
laft rh"rt, ran his rcw(prit over the tafrail o
thc phCeoix. aid attempted to board her. Bu
tbUugn the French Oficrrs do eytry thing the
could 20 encourage their nitsl 20 ho.rd, the LAT
| ter colllG DOT be prevailed upon. Tie ptyrui
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-25
Oa;nsiFit 5teesliNcucc.

Igf.y1Giec--A letter from an a oer:can gentleman,
dated Br''ol (Fng0 Aug. % 1905, 20 5is DrIefpnr-
dent il B99on, fays---" AusrRIA Iar Ie.i7ye8 war
qgaiaf FRANCE" Youmay We at a iofs 'rhat courfs
pvriue with The -, e. certificate yeIe!.) ref
reas htr coming 10 this coun'ry.-Te' from the corr
rfsorsdence between ME, rather my part with
the great 10 Office. Won win be able IN Judge how
Che lauds--I eorceive that the feznre WIS made of
her well others the fame time tie g,oagd
lint ri had been paiird by the Congrefs of the u
nited Sates to that of Great Britain continuing
the Treaty in full force on her part for one year. en-
ding on the ~ IAN, 1906. Prom private conver-
fa,ion with change dhiaires in oudpil there ap-
p;ars little inclination tie port Of She Americas
Government for It's renewal and perhaps the ft.
cures made to induce nuuillsr to repreieUs
fuch uece,Iity"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-25
NAPLEs. Auynh 6.

NAPLES Auyuft s.
On Friday the 26h Of IuIy there was AN ear,h
quake III the greatcG part OF this KINGDOM, which
was 10 violent that iucc that of Catria there ha,
none been attended with G.n;lar devaAa,ion In the
CRY OF Naples 900 hcufes have become uninhaba bic
and upv IDS Of 4Coc are much damaged; 10 church.
es have been hiaken to their very foundations The
number o. periors who have periihed by the fall f
the buildings very great 10 this capital but in
tone inland towns, whicl. are entirely deAroyod
the inhabitlnts have nearly al! lott their lives The
imai! town Of Hernia, IL the province of Mol.ft, IS
nothing but heap of ruins, and upwards oC l. o
Perlons have perifed there. At Campo BaGo ana
at Balano, in the fane province, mot of rke inha.
bitants wore dearoyed. Avelino, Montaiarcho,
Benevento, and Averfa have fuT.red amazingly
AZ Santa Maria de Capua fthe ancien. Capua
whole con,pauy az cavalry were buried under rhs
ruins al their barracks, AT Caferta the upper nori,s
OF the houies tunbled down, and the fine Palace is
10 much damaged TINT it is feared il OF nand.
he letters from Puga and Ceabria Gate that thofe
provinces have or'v experienced a fight Rock
Since the Goth Of 10y Naples prtfents very unifi.
al and indeed dreadful freSacl.. III the inhab.
tanrs remain both night and day withou. their houes
III .he plains ard roads the city. They have
during thai time, hept in carriages. CT ON ,he bare
ground The general diarefs has rifJn n the hiot-
eft pI.ch and ii is certain that If the earhQuale rad
been followed by fome more lhocls the Whole city
OF Naples would have been denroyed In The u,idn
oi the greate Ultra ION which has ,1ken place oyer
iince that moment, the hght n publ order has tee;r
preierved, thanks the vigilance md courage Of
the Duke Of Afcoli, Chief nteniaat of the Coreral
Police The Lazzaroui have not committed Jingle
robbery murder.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-25
IRELAND.
COUNTY OF DOWN ELECTION
DowNPATrIcx, Auguft la


Lord Caftereagh, about one O'Clock this dav,
TENT communication TO the fl,eriff, who ffor.
ped the poll, and went out for few minutes
He returned with ord Caftlereagh, who, after
fpeech rf fome length, in this carly face Of
the CONTEXT. declined to proceed further in il.
on the aledged ground that his abfcpce from m.
duties of his pnbc iituation had already pro-
dHced much inconvenience, and if he continued
longer, would location great prejudice to the
public fervice. He admitted that the nate oftbe
country, and remaining voters, .yvere decidedly
IN tSvour OF his opponent, colonel Meade: but
'nt1ited that this was principally owing TO the
detective regittry of the votes He took cre6;t
to tIInfclf for not giving the frerholders or col
Meade. any further .fron'L-, and faid that Tie
prInc'pes on which the coIonef had GrcceedeJ
aInding To the powerful f,pro.t he had recr;v
cd from the Marchioucis OF Downfhire, were
f"ch as onght not 70 have prevaiied. He fpoke
OF himfclf, and Of the r,car,res, i'm promot;ry
which re has been principal inNrument. THIS
r7v" Pm opportunity G,- ohf,rva:ion, and Nj.
T-o'ter, an independents rrceholder, in a N of
e'"rncnt snd imp~cfIive fpecch, congratulate
the comfy upon Che great ard mott Deceive con-
hltnional victory, which the freeholders had
gained over the enemy Of their country, hv the
'rte a"d temperate exercife Of their elective
fianch'te: and he repre:.nted, IN Tie mot for.
c'5lc manner, that this triumph of public virtue
was not only highly honorable 10 the eleeor},
but. by its example, nun prove very beneficial
20 the country at lhree inafnuoh AS it mutt ref.
cue the general rights of election, and teach
All who ihal! hereafter prrfinr 70 tramplc upon
thot- rights, however elevated in Office or pow
e., that they vii! MT be permitted to do 10
with inpuni.v: He paid iuf tribute TO thr
memory Of That great ard good nollen,an the
Lite Marowis Of DownfI,ire. whom he 6cf.rih
e. II The Departed friend of Ireland. and faid,
" They ne'er fhnnld meet hie ike a,--in." A
great many Of She Downfhire tcnantrv rad rrot
been brought forward, thc noble lord therefore
determined 70 give up ire CONTEXT. The DOL
was to be kept open for a Glort time.
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BY tine fall ofRampoore. which we have at

BY the fall at Rampnore, which we have at
ready announced, the whole of Hoikar's pot
f-i'ious, on the left bark of the Chun,butt, have
fallen into our hands. Colonel Murray COM
maaded on this location, and the troops en-
Ine,t, and the s6ib. The varriion, after firing
4 few fhots, retired to au adjoining hill, and
the place was tsscn puiielIion of without fur
ther reiiianCe, aud Without any lofts on our
fdr.
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I1''NV|N1 IIWTWW
PRICE OF STOCK THIS DAY AT ONE O'Clock
Coofols SO Ia SD -R.ducel 50 -OmEium
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low in frigate.
Sir -. Baird and Stat 90 10 the Mediterra-
mean IN the Diadcn, viii h has large fun of
fpsce on hoard. Brgadier General Bcresfurd,
goes ~ the Narriiius, and Brigsdier- General
Fergufon, in the Leda the thee ,,reades to
be employed in this expedition connprift nearly
ten thouftnd men.
Rerittances 10 M imrneufc amount nave been
brought over 10 our merchants by the Pomona
frgate, recently arrived from I.iibon. Sir Frat,-
els Blrirg's houfe alone has received lOo,ooot.
in hard ca',i.
BonaparSe, we hear, is gone from Boulogne,
and the camp begins o diminiih tcveral tents
have Seen truck within thefe fey days. learn
that geet off the Tsxel lett ieyen Gail of the
line, three frigatt two Hoops, two luggers, and
about 50 faii of tranlports living there, which
had gone into the Tuner Road.
, A portIgueGe gentleman, taken out of the
brig Johanna Franciica, of Hlnburgh, from O.
porto bound to 1omingen, by the Hoop Succeeds,
of PSzanCc, reports, that on The 5th nit. in lat
AZ, Cape Finiferre, bearing s. T.. by Z. 10
leagues dnant, they fell in with about forty fail
| of iIips, twenty-hx of which were of fhe line,
feveral frigates aud three merchant veaels one
of which they bad iuR iet fire to. The feet
were then fan1ing to the wehward under eafy
| fail.
! Here can uf no dCHDt mat tie above was
the Combined heets, for the accounts received
| by cartes, from Corunna, fate their force at the
| fame number, viz. 6ftcen ibips of tine line from
Vigo, and eleven from Ferroi, with feven fri
gates and ten cofyettes and brigs. They ap-
pear II that time to have taken three ptizes.
| We are now, however, relieved from all I'M
certainty refpeGing the defamation Of che ene-
my. They have followed exactly that courfe
| which we pointed out as the one they would
mott probably purfue, when We hia heard OF
their falling, as our readers viii fee by the fub.
Joined fhort letters
ellis MsieNy's fbip Acbille OF Cadiz, 22l Au.
puA, 1905.
She Combined Fleets conGiiing Of 90 iGl o
the line err-'ri at Csdiz on the both ina
! E,c;n tic above 1t appears that they h,s beer
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NORFOLK. OHoher 81.

Ca-;sn Cox, Of the brig Georre, from re-
rcrife, gives the following information. That
he faw = letter from 4 Respectable houfc in Nj.
1cira, to another in Tenerife. dated the 7;h o.
September, which Rated, that an American ver-
Eel had iut arrived at Madeira, the MATER OF
which reported, that the latter end of AunR
he paIed feet Of 10 fail Of the line under Bri-
tifh colours, having with them feveral Others
They had the appearance of having been in
verv fevere action.
This account conoborates the intelligence
from Marbehead. Ledger.
II is Gated IN letter from Baltimore to gen
i'en,an in this place, that Mr. Monroe, our Mi
utter at London, has in his defpatches to the
Government Of the United States, recommend
ed an immediate declaration ofwar againf Spain.
ID.
BALTIMORE, Oao',er IA.
Fran tie Merchants C9Gee-BoHjS Book.
October ls.
The United States brig Hornet, capt. Chaus.
| cey, failed Lac evening, on a cruize off TIE
coaa.
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Joined by one nip Of the line after qaitsins Fer
rol. ~
The following is a, lit of the veffels with Sir
Robert Calder, or ON their paffae e to ;oin him
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= - mUA
- -
NETWORK, OCTOBER "a.

: The nip. John Morgan arrived al this pot
Z lar eveniugsn 50 days from iverpool, ard capt.
N1aoward has favoured the Editor of the Mer-
tsniile Advertiser with file of London Papers
aud Dioyd's Lin TO the sd of September, being
days later than before received OH the Cont
emf. Owing 10 the late hour at which the f,ip
arrived, we have only time TO give few Of the
leading articles IN this mornings paper.
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Two gun briGs, befides three frigates on the
Ferrol ftaton.
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LONDON, AnrnR 81.


LONDON, AuruR 81.
HPRIcE OF STOCK THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
'Confos So Ia SD -RtduceI 50 -OmEium
STA.
September Q.
: At length We are sble top9i an end 10 The fuf-
pence Thich The pJbIr has for fome time felt
with refpeGfto The combined Fleets,
Capt. Bisckwood, ofthe Euryalus frigate, ar
lived this morning AZ the Admiralty with dif-
patches. His chip had been fent from Cork to
lord Nelian but milling him, proceeded 10
Admiral olilngwoo1, off Catliz. The dfpatch-
esItatr, that the combined leets, copfiaing OF
~ fail Of the lire, arrived at Cadiz on the goth
ut, Admiral Colliugwood, Of couIfe, did not,
with his four fail of the linz, venture 90 oppoft
tbeu---il,y thaced hjr for fhort tine before
vtbey erteed G4diZ. AZ foon, howcyer, ss they
had got in, he returned to his 3tio1, and rs-aD-
\ choret with his four fai Of She Inc oft .he hsr.
ybour o. thc gath ahe Fnryalus E y in with
= SirR. Csidsr's feet, within 20 leagues of C1diz
e. that he woHld IN /; u pfobab'ity iJn Adt-ira
! Conngwood tie next d1Y, lud thc hIuckaGe OF
cAli7 yeud then bc ei!sGGsHy reIuwgd. Adj
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nr, DOVER, Sept. /.
rom Philadelphia, and landed MIR. Haines; they
had not ieen any thing of the Combined Fleets.
or our bomeward bound Raft Ind;arer
-. FAIRS, Auguf H..
The following article upon the arrcft of M
Prony at Venice, is extracted, from paper
printed at Milan The arreR of M. Prony, In
lpPctor General Of Bridges and Roads, and of
his companion NJ. Cozanzo; the procedures of
the Aultrian Commffioners in this fcandalous
affair, o. which there is no example in the hifto-
ry OF Nations not At war with each other: the
iIpperIous tone with which shey difmiGed tie
Commiilary General of Commercial relations
that iupcrintendancc of the Poiace compaG,
ieverc, and fbameful, which is exercifed over
the fubie6ts of the French empire and of The
kingdom of Italy, who are called TO Venice by
bufineis or curioiity, the coudefl cnfion and in
Activity OF that fame Police when It has lny thing
to do with Italian confcnps croiIing the A diee
TO eicape the levy; the three Aultrian camps
which are to be formed near Padua the order
to proviion all the fortreIes, and to prefs for
ward the confcription in ,be Venitian Rates, in
Ifria and Dalmatia; tho(- marches and counte,
msTches of the Auariap TROOPS beyond the Adj.
idge, appear to iufify, ifthefe fats be correg
the rufnonrs of an approaching war between the
Emperor OF Auflria and France. We Ihonld
cortslSes Ne tempted to believe Il, If we could
imagine the Emperor ofAuRria 10 be 70 devoid
oi prudence aS once more to con1promifc the
happiutis OF bis people aa5 his crown.
Yet tisycry tEoc that 'hc cold ~ RngIan.
may miilead fomc ofthalc Who direct the Cahi.
re;s vt the Continent IN, .re hifo,v Of tte
Taft catnraigns, ana sc eXar5.es Of our I'm
percf ard King, cugat 70 cUnWnSr ~ Soye-
'eigus - Europe, hst u ~ OF Of ,he mon "a.
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cred Of their duties 10 manage their ssirs them
ielvcs, infead ct abandoning them to men who
in tefe extremely in 2ortant o,,,isious, have no
other motive than the PATTON ofbatred, and the
thira ofgold.
"The Court of Vien,- win aa as /, pleafts
peace fubflfs--If Auitril diaurb it, if fhe fire
the tirf cannon, or If by thete procedures ihe
ohlises the Emperor ofthe French TO FIRE it the
frft, do we think that war will end 10 foon ap,
would the treaty which would Ibis slime be Ggn.
&c at Vienna, be durable or not!
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TO BE GOLD.

Oa literal crsajf, and III isi5 TO Jsh 1R,eJgcys,
I WOM two hundred ard fifty to three hundred
acres NJ LIND, in the county Of lIenreo about
loNr miiesirou i'ichmond--a dRancc which renders
II bur little liable ~ pinge rci sufficiently near to one
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