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Portland gazette., 1805-06-11
PHILApEtPHlA, NAY

AhiLspELPbtA, MAY 20.
NfqD Pr5fdsFt.-It IS new announced II the
Aurora, that Mi. Jefftrlon Will certainly decline
reelection 70 the proficiency We had no.
doubt Of the fact, upon the perufal Of The ar
tice iome DAYS fince repubIilhsd frorl, the Rich
mond Enquirer. Some remarks of the Anrora
upon the i4bje6 are calculated to make deeD
impreiilon 6re 7Obeye. Speaking of the re-elec-
ton OF MIR Jetferion, 1t is iaid " The votes of
" his country, I62 TO "a prove the eaimation
s IN which his hbellers itand with his coantrv.
" and the love which his country Bears towardS
t' him. Ietcrion has certainly good
cauts 10 think icriouly of retiring, when he
recolletts thar the very fame paper made the
fame comment upon The reelection of Gov
NJ Kean We were told that the landcrers of
that eminen; and faithful patriot were, on thar
occaion, fairly tried by the impartial people OF
Penntylv~nia, AMI found guilty, BY majority
of more thar Thirty tk.Yaad independent cit
izens Of this commonwealth--znd where now /.
Coy. NJ Kean This is, indeed. folenn
warning and Mr.. leEerGon acts difcrertiy in
preparing TO BE- f" alto ready.''
Tie aurora denies the truth Of our remark,
that the diiientions Of democracy have reached,
even the cabinet Of the nation. But in the con-
cluhon OF his comments he mplcdly cohfefses
what IN words he denies, and what we can az
fare bur readers Is actually faa. The fellow
ING are his nlyherons cxpfeiEions.
. We believe, however, that third ssrfrijrI or
fGiAfmhas had potent ifmulous fomewhere
[" with view 70 the future PreGdeati0i sie7i91,
Z" that failure two YEARS ago may have but in
: vigora'ed intrigue, for tbyes years hence, and
" that very ihort time VII .irender il indifpen-
+" hbiy neceiiaIy, 10 The preieryarion Of Frin-
ciPIes tomtet the iublect upon the grourd
" ana ID a+v1kna rbs bfeple b tie cei7 If ONE
I" MEN 4rbsm f5cy batr r9t breH accrqs1sr IA j:J-
''b' 3'a 10tS baue bses 6ie dr5 d nI5IsfafEaa a.
"t.,'
New reader. Judge for yourt-lf whether there
is not coafefsdiya form gathering, and wbr-
ther It : probable that NJ. Jsfcrlon is ienor-
ant OF The fatt. Ata proper time wr Ean iay
more f thele SOME MEN" whg are r. ssrL.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-11
/. ABUAH CHEEVER

ID Eipetffully informs his friends and old
IN Cu(tomers, that for tllc more convenience
OF iraniacting his ulual builnefs, has taken into
PartneIihip, Mr. JoHN MAHAN, and that in fu-
turr the buiineis will be tranfzGcd under the
Firm of
Portland gazette., 1805-06-11
CnELVER & MAEAN..

ht I, M4gyt-Ro-S,s
Where they have confantly for BALE -Eng,i1z
and american manufactured HATS, OF all
lorts few cafes of Silk HATS & HAT
TRIMMINGS; Womers, Mifles & Children's
Morocco and Kid SHOES, of various kinds /;
and few trunks of London made Kid s IP.
PERo-All which viii be fold, WholefaEe or
Retail on the mott accommodating terms for
the purchaiers.
Po,tta0d, May 24t5, 1905 7; ~:
NIB. All perfonsi debted 70 AsIJAH Cr,uz-
YER, ithcr by AcCount or Note, due previous TO
the frH Of. March lalt, are hereby reque fled, TO
call and pay the fame without delay or farther
NOT &c
Portland gazette., 1805-06-11
i aimonable HATS.
.e-s-s

= Ohm LORD, has jat received and nov OF
ters Tor iale, handlomc aaortmens Of EsglAS
and A'5sricar HATS, and HhTrARs' 1KIM
hINos, at his thop in Fore Stree, next door to
Crois & Martins lHey12.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-11
-. CUMMINGS,

y. % WHINCOi
p ETURNS f6ankf 10 Nsjf zubo have empky-
cd bin IN tie hne Of BIZ prsfsgf@s and
nfSrmJ tksn ana tie. pubic, that be @aA d5A
continue fbs ffa6iet g Pbsir, J'f. f,oan tbis
ans.-7bsjf ptref5 aeks k0vs a1coaat5 spsn qvit5
bin. are ,s7usffd to irtts ,ts GnJr 0j fan 81
YNtk.
Portland. Nav ~. l2or,
Portland gazette., 1805-06-11
RoMn'5 Anc;ent RiRory.
rYVHIS work is now publidning in eight

FgVHIS work is now publilhing in eight
dns8scimo unles, each volscne 20 contain 4cc
|. - iuira, with map aud other eng aying, The
" ,reto .ubfcsi wfii e IS cts volume souid 10
L.. nav abs on dtvcry FAc N sour,-ls ready for
: f,r,r,,,srs 4 the Clok torcs Of rGOHaS CLARK *
fAAe 4DAMs, where tahlctipt oas arc received.
"a th lir acquainted with the cher. cter OF Mr.
oljn a. a writer ncth'ns .td he Isjd a. ipdnce
Atb,m 10 obtain ths vaeabc work az 20 sw a
s.sr,ee !, 8 10 Dat tothefe who have not had IN
NJ o,. ,itv Il peru60g tire PAGES q RnIn, i may be
- fvcd that il the eEiy ~ hnmtn netur- &c Of
80 nportance naakndii the fPicndid achtivE!enis
aait, be woslhy ot TSIenhran-e --'ihe 'i Of
~ suens work 1Iua be uairtr y Acknowledged -
@th Stle gracefu and eaPtivtins Air Roiin policies
Ae hlpPy talent OF converting Pesiufe WIN i-Fut'Sn.
ntsY Ships Nu.na and Merchant from Liver
Da y pool. Brfol Trader, from britto, and
1nlet James EEom London,
WILLIAM GODDARD,
Eas received Bis Spring Importation # HARD
MARE GOODS, winch Aie tor tAle Al bis
!, ,ktore, Middle arrest, Whoelale ana Retail.
III LrKLwIst,
Al larg. qlantity IN nPiatss-G'ds ds--Nails-
Bier Iron---oh,et Leae a hi,e ad-SboVels
y Frylug pan. Cart, Wagon. ard ChaIie Boxes
" B6eA-Fn fea Psts.--li on Ware, Lookirg
&c 4as. VITA C.st aRd NJ h genY Fame.
ALSO,
ian extenGye adortment of Joiners Planes.
B. &c. JUNE 4.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-11
WILLIS q M'KINS1RY,

WILLIS e MKINSIRY,
Haze jgf recsived,
A great variety OF NEW GOODS,
which, having been chaled for Cath, will be field
very low.
t 75fy bgv- baHd,
Hyfon, Hyfon Skin. SouChong & Bokea TEAS,
and general silortment Of GROCERIES.
A few boxes Of CHINA, containing one tea fcs
each,
Ays-Crueibles a, tlue M ling Pts.
Mey 10. 1905 ...
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24

wait TIL Mr.. Monroe came up. On the morn
ns otthe 18th MIR. Monroe arrived. On the
evening of the 18th :ar Marto;s called on Mr..
l.. and was fnrpriicd TO fee MIR. Monroe. not
, having, as ne faid, heard Of his arrival bur,
AFTER mort viit, ne begged that he would
come To the treaii,ry that evening mt eleven.
M var l.. went accordingly, when they formally
uiicuiied the whole bu6nefs of the ccfiion,
which Mr.. L. told him he would commune.
cate to Mr. Monroe, and he prcmifed to get
md powers they were together till pae two.
he next day lie prefented Nr. Monroe to the
m'niiter, who received him politely, but faid
nothing OF buineis. The great point having
been got over (the difficulty of bringing rhs
Conful to ielD their fuhfquent dicufion rela-
ted only to the price and matters of form 10
that if MIR. Monroe had not been taken in. and
confined to his bed forten or twelve DAYS. h,v.
ing been taken the 4sh day after his arrival.
they would have agreed probably before the
10Th of April. Mr.. L. had 10 encounter great
difficulties in this negotiation. lie had aler-
nate hopes and tears, even after they had deter
mined to fell, and had called upon him for a
proposition and even after the arrival OF Efr.
Monroe at Havre there wasa moment in which
he might have doubted NJ. Tallevrand's 6nce
rity, particularly when OH the 10th he told him
that his proportion was unauthorized Mr..
L. wi'hed at that infant that MIR. Monroe had
brought with him an afiurance that New-Or-
leans was in our pofIeflion. This would not
have injured us; but, as things have tur:et,
out, tits better that we did not ieae it. There
was perfect accordance of fentnen:s between
MIR. Monroe and Mr.. L. in every meaii,re that
regarded the treaty, and in eeps that had been
taken to pave the way for its execution preYi
Gus to his arrival. After that event nothinp
was left but fome commercial arrangements, &
the price I; in which they met with much cam
GO,ir on the part of Mr. Maroois
This treaty was conhiered at Paris as a mon
important acquGtion, and procured Mr.. l..
the ongratuatonsofa all the corps d;p.omatiouc,
who knew the difficulties he hal 20 en-
counter on his arrival, and Who were warmly
and vainly foliciting the payment Of their
claims, while we had got ours 10 happily pro-
vided for.
Though the Britih have taken fome merit
for the treaty, they have not the leaf CLAIM, 10
IT. Lord Whtworth declared, a few DAYS he.
fore he left Paris, that Lonifiana had never been
an Object of dfcufiien between him and tia.
French Government. This appears by The pa
pers, laid before Parliament and Lord Haw,tei-
bury, in announcing the treaty declared he
had no knowledge of it till it was communica-
ted officially by Mr.. King, who him:tle sncy
nothing of it till concluded.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24

tobacco imported there, before the war, four
hfthswere re-expotci. We arr ai'ured Indeed,
that the quantities fent thi,her ior re-exporta,-
on hnce the war, are coniiiera,ly diminihed,
yet lefs 70 than reaGon & national interelt would
dictate. The whole Of our grain is re-export-
ed when wheat is below so. the quarter, aud o.
Their grains in proportion.
The UNITED NETHERLANDS prohibit
our picked beef and pork, meals and bread of
all forts, and lay prohibtary duty on fpiri;s
ditilled from grain.
All other of our productions are received on
varied duties, which may be reckoned, on a
medium at about three per cent.
They confume but = finall proportion os what
they receive. Tine reiidue is partly forwarded
for confmmption in the inland parts of Europe,
and parity re-fhipPed to other maritime coun-
tries. On the latter portion they intercept, be-
tween us and the confuuer 10 much Of the value
as is abtorbed by the charges attending an in
termedate depotite.
Foreign goods, except fome Eae-India art-
Giles, are received in veiies of any nation.
Our flips may be fold and uaturalizcd there,
with exceptions of one or two privileges, which
iomewhat leiIen their value.
DENMARK lays confederate duties on our
tobacco and rice, carried in their own vef,tls,
the exact amount of thefe duties rs not perfectly
hibitons on our indigo aud corn.
SWEDEN receives favourably Our grains and
meals, falted proviions, indigo. and whalr-oiI.
They fubjeet our rice TO duties of ixteen mills
the pound weight, carried in their own venels,
and of forty per cent additional on that, or 90
40 mills, carried in ours, or any Others. b.
ing thus rendered too dear rs an article of COM
mon food, little of it is continued with them.
They confume fome of our tobaccoes, which
they take circuitouily through Great-Britdn
levying heavy duties on them alto their duties
OF entry, town duties, and excite, being 4. 81
dollars, the hundred weight, if carried in their
own vehels, and of forty per cent on that adj
ditional, if carried in our own or any other vef-
fels.
They prohibit altogether our bread, fiOi, pot
and pearl afhes, nax-feed, tar, pitch, and tur-
pentine, wood, Except oak timber and malts)
and all foreign manufactures.
Under 70 many refrttions and prohibitions,
our navigation with them is reduced almoft TO
nothing.
With our neighbours, an order of things much
harder prefcnts itfelf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24
ITO be eostianed.)

BE article, which appears in this days paper
Fom the National Intelligencer, gives us fome
hanrarces that the American trade to the in.
land Of Jamaica, will not nc fuipcnded, az we
and rDe inhabitants of that illand had every
|teafon to apprehend. What were the fears,
|anh even the horrors entertained by thofe ua-
fortunate colonial fubieets, will too plainly
kppear from another article under the ISingf-
son head.
is change in our commercial relations, altho'
has for the prefent fuperccded the neceGIity
e any elaborate difculIion on this futjea,
nd recourfe TO any cOuntervailinC cxpedi-
pts on our part will not prevent us from
Wac publication az we had fri intended, to
e following celebrated report Of Mr.. JEFF
ION on the aatc Of our commercial relations
ith foreign countries. Confdered il itf,ll
{ report is eminently entitled 60 orr conf
srat.Jn, from The luminJus view Of princi-
IS which /; eSpunnds, It's comprehensive
| nj tr.ical R1iemcnt Of faGs, and the fine
roiel wli'chil prc!en.s 10 the curious politi-
81 pm, who w.fet 90 etgar, IN fu.iIar laboure.
re have oG!; 80 'am.a; that our own want
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24


To Spain and its dominions 6,72s,125
Portugal and its dominions 2,496,s5e
France and'its dominioDs l2,776IIl
Gredt-Britain and its dominions 2I,s29, so2
The United Netherlands and their
dominlons 1G,447,417
Denmark and ITS dominlons 1916, 1928
Sweden and its dominions 69,975
Our IMPORTS from the fame countries, are
Spain and its dominions s95I1o
Portugal and its dominions 595,T6s
France and its dominions 2,oGs,s4s
Great-Britain and its dominions l5,2s5,42s
United Netherlands and their do
minions l,172,692
Denmark and its dominions 351,364
Sweden and its dominions 1885
Thefe imports conift notify of articles on
on which induftry has been exhauted.
Our NAVIGATION depending, on the fame
commerce, viii appear by the following fate-
ment of the tonnage of our own vefIels, enter
ing in our ports, from tho(e feveral nations, and
their poneIGons, in one year, that is to fay, from
October 1889, to September 1900, nclufve, as
follows = Tons.
Spain 1865
Portugal og,576
France 116.4to
Great-Bri;ain 1880
United Netherlands ss.q5s
Denmark 1865
Swedcn $50
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24

OF general inform l.ior, and oe authentic DO
cuments, docs not euah.e Us to give !; an si-
cehetteradartedtothe exiting regulate
ons OF foreign countries. We lhoald expe-
rience particular plea,ure, if torce competent
perton could be perinasied to undertake this
uieful aud arduous Office.
lnftead of the Exports of '93, as they appear in
the two frf tables. we have taken the iiber-
ty to fu6iiitute thofe of so4. We were I'M
able to correct the two lat tables, from the
want of authentic documents.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24
r Z PORT

Qftbe Secretary IF STATE, on tie Privileges ana
Restrictions on The Commerce Of tie Unitea
States in Foreign Countries.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17
BALTIMORE, Nav 6.

1t has been rumored that Bonapa,tc hoe D..
manded 80 millions Of our government. 90 :,
9aiefaJ TOR the trade which our merchants l,vc
tor lone time been carrying or with Uayfi. 6.
the report Us comfortably corrohorated Inv ? i,,
arrival at Philadelphia from Nantz, Mn ',. u,
the complaints contained in the Foilowin, co,,e
municatIon, alto ariie from deiign in he Fr,
peror to hold fat all the American funds re-
NAMING III his hands? The queition is an inn.
Portant one, and will probably be flowed in =
way by no means to the Eatsiaction OF ,,ir coun-
trymen. - "''-
Meiirs YUNDr & Brown.
The inclofed extract .hews tie affair, IF o,-
government in paying us and, as 4 p-riou ;,-
IeFgfea VI was Nfer!ifiIg to me--it may be e, =,
lone other Of Your readers ard tbonId h,.
glad to lee it publiihed in the Caze,te.
E*rGH. Of a letter from Por;j. dq4,J s,h =.
6raary, 1885,
ne huiineiS here OF the American claims
Is hot yer terminated and though upwards of
.ef ;hohenS' elpecialy tince the arrival of ee-
neral Armitrong, we have been all a,one, n TO-
ca with hopes of his drawing bills ON tie fra
iGry OF the United States, for The paymrut or
tnsle CLAIMS, tits very uncertain when !, ,,l,
laKe pace. :. II ieemS that the revi6on and ra
examination OF all the Claims by our n;nieer
and nv M. Marbois, is nearly at an emil Rrt
~, oi!hcuiues may occur before the ia;,;r- &c
.. o'''S. on account or many cairns admitted INV
thefiench council-genera of LIQUID ltion. Which
mad been rejected by the American con,roiC;
on. The French minifter appears to try e,nr,,
exped'ent to curtaifand throw out an ,,ja;r,s
not Imported in the fullef manner. in ord.r
that the MATS of them ihould not exceed th, on
millions; but the claimants whole dem ,nIs ~
,'heiy ooe thrown out entirely, or curtailed on
~, are ulng all their endeayorS to prevent fuch
lois; ror mould the amount of claims &c he
paid by the United States exceed the on r,,li-
ohS, then repartition or contribution rnrN he
mace to cauie the defcitto be fnpDDr.cd nro-
Port'onally by each reflective clam.
=" by the Interpretation which Fr3nre DIV.
10 the convention, they will Unfit, NAT frnn;d
the 20 millions appropriated for the pavror,t
OF the American claims contemplated by ~
convention, not be flGicicnt, the United et,ts-
are TO make to the creditors the de6cienr,,
but AS believe that cur government conCr,,ce
II IN a different manner, GIould a diE.uli;,,n NJ
this iublect be officially brought about he
tween the two minifers. apprehend that
the whole buinefs will be fufpcnded until etn,-
raj Armltrong gets freili infru6tiors from orr
executive on this very delicate fiibie6t. and ,Iat
in fuch cafe he will not draw A 5ngle hin "
hides, after the whole bulineis is f;ttIed bc-
tween the two mnfters, and every difficulty il
got over, then the emperor NUT ratify all Their
works unha2pily, it is generally believed.
that before two or three weeks his Imperial mn,
leity VIII let OIL for Italy, as part of his houC,
hold marched thither month Gnce."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17


attention es Co"grefs At Their rext fcaio,,
thouldno negotiations be pr,vioIily Opened by
the Executive. At all events, with A govern-
ment, all Of whole members are appointed by
the pe"pie, aud whole fole objee. is the promo
ton Of The pnbiic intereas, the enlightened tx-
.preiiinn of the public opinion win have great
weight, and may havea conclrfive influence up
on the connfyls of a foreign nation not ignorant
of the refpeet that is paid in this country to
the public will, or of the energy with w'.ich,
on fit occaiions, it causs itirlf to- be refpee,vd.
Nearly frven months will intervene before tht,
next fiion Of Conerefs. Ample time viii.
therefore be afforded for full difcufion OF this
fuhirct. Nothing need be aoprehenied FROM
precipitation raihnefs. Should it engage
the calm irvc0igation of our bcit writers, the
public opinion will not only be enlightened but
there will probably be produced 4 concert of
oplnion on tie means proper TO be purified
that "'iiirender the duties of our representatives
eaiy OF performance. That we have right TO
an unreitraiped trade with the iGands cannot adj
NIT OF diipute. The only point therefore, for
to.ution, is the means which ought to be APP
Piled to place that right upon a fccure BATS.
fortunately for us the bef means, which have
been tuggeited, are as pacific as they would be
efiicscious.
The following are the extracts from the Re.
glitter. MAJ. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17
1ueat Jnniee.
WEST INDIA TRADE.

IN laying before our readers tire following
eTtrat.s rom Cobbctt's Political Regiter of the
9Th o. February, we cannot refrain from invi-
ting The ferrous attention OF our contrymen, as
the writer has invited that of his, to the refric-
tioTs lmpoied by the government of England
on free trade between the United States and
ihe Brtitl Wei India Illands The expandod
al tor the rO& part correct remarks of Mr.,
Cobbst, on this poi'' fupercede the necefitv of
detailed comment. would, indeed. he ve.
ry intereaing, aud wouIc oerha7s mon forci-
bly, illuItrate the importance q ths fnL:rH. 70
exhibit a rninctC adteincnt FOR l,r;.e ~ 80.
of the Imports from the Dfi;iin Wei,lrd;S. H.
10 tbe United safes, aud the exports issb,,c.
!illDds fYecifyiGg the articles as well rs II eli
lac, ard the niiSs whether American or Bfiti6,
~ which they were canied. Wcdo not how
ever, poaefs She materials for fuch document
Should So at future period, fpcceed in OBJ
tai0i1S ,2en !; itail be pnbiiihed.
w. the ri.1a time various coniidcfation5 re-
commended ;hc G.b;y6 90 the GfpailioDat@ re
hsctjou o. iht people. There can icarcely be q
doubt ".a, Is. Importance wiil CLAN. rs caaly
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17
BOSTON, MAY 8.
FROM ENGL IND.

FROM ENGL IND.
By Capt. Farnhan, who arrived yeferday
from Liverpool, we received London papers to
March 10, inclufive. A paper of the lateft date
mentions the arrival of a Ruf1ian Meneneer,
with difpatches ofgreat importance. The pre-
psrations for an important fecret expedition
were continued. The troops to be employed
coniift of two fquadrons of Dragons, and IA
regiments of infantry. The expedition is pla-
ced under the command of Gen. Craig, &, was
coniidered on the point of failing. It was con-
jeetured TO be bound to South America.
y London paper of March Is, mentions the
receipt of late Paris papers, and obferves,
"there is more talk on the continent of negoci-
ations than of campaigns (PaLaG:Yn. J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17
Extrgt7 iron. a letter, Of a A,le aa,e ss., 1..l..

Our Coniul feized here few day rce ,br., al,
Eagie' belonging formerly to tIoufe in p5;i,S..IY
Pn,a-inis veilel was fold here TO a Frcnchn,r i,
80 VINO was nov hitting her out under her old A
haS papers wh'e" mad never been given up and
DAY OF another vei'.l the mouth of the rivsr-
lew weeks ince he gave Cmf'Ilar papers to a i,,;r
purchaied apparently BY Il Houie here m III, Amer;s
can ns' on account of respectable houie in New
York from whom they lad power of a.,ornev f..
the prrpoie the MP inilead of going to N. Yot
vas ient TO oPan and there ftei as prisateer
'"< am on MS return was arreaei bv the Couii
and held in cu!tody until he prod,c,g ,h. ,,,. ''
ana the merchants who expected the veiIei ar. no,
1nits.ed to pas any papers in the Coniils olice-H.
reileS to take their oatis, to certify their Bis of
Lading his puts them to MUCH trouble. as ,bcv
deal much with the United States, aud op. of ,t.
partners is AN American" " '''e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17
TO BE SOLD,

To the higheG bidder, ON the premifes, OH the
lait Saturday in June next,
60 much Of the LAND, Whereon John Kejfo
- lives, in The county &C Cumberland, la3e the
property of Peter Francifco. as viii pay the ba-
lance claimed IF him, by Samuel G.. Adsms, of
E. 80, with is iu;ercf, by virtue of decd of
truf cSscu'cd TO re, by the faid Peter Francif-
CO, for that rW~~nic.
CRIED TAYLOR, Trufec.
~ IL. (lptds.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17

We had before heard Of ,he citation Of air.
6rotber-i1-Lazv Murat, and ar 6p.ia.Lazv Bran-
harnois, 70 the rank Of Princes, but we have
been until now IGNORANT cfthe political rank
accompanying this anDointment. That of
Murat to The Ration OF Cydad Hei,n6alis contra
RI 10 all expectation, and marks more fronylv
than any other Circumfance the Empcror's
refentment If his brother Jryome'g marriage
as, even IN France, it was generally underhood
that tina: office was refereed for him, in cafe he
@onld fucceedin appealing the anger of his M
GUT family. ID.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nav 9.
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kus oap,an Hull has been ordered to Egypt. Se,.
me Is expected to take board the e. r ~, ~
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Is to ne employees IN revout;cn:Gug The eern mr.
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CHARLESTON, May +.

Capt. Eaferby, of the William and Mary
left A'nitcrdam on the 10th March where with
number of American veGels, be had been hut
in by the ICE for eight weeks. This arrival
furniihes no political news of any importance :;
FIX Dutch line Of battle-iips, three frigates, fe
verai briSs and fchooners, and a number of
franiparts were lying inactive in the TexeI the
tranfports bad JUL received orders to re-vctual
and set in order for falling. BuGnefS Of all kinds
entirely at tand.- Times.
Capt. Tripe, of the fchooner Dolpbii, u
days ago, leGtGt. Plerre's, (Mar.) was Informed
at the Cuaom-Honft. the day he cleared ont,
that brig had arrived at Trinity, (Mar) in
IS days from Brief, with information that the
Bret feet conhtine of go fail of the line, with
$4,000 troops on board, was out, and had
got clear Of the channel; their deltination un-
known 7Inie5.